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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1832-04-17
From the Providence Journal Of Yesterday,

From the Providence Journal Of yesterday.
We arc now on the eve Of the most i'm
portant election that ever took place in
this state, and every man who loves peace
and order; who respects the honor and
happiness Of the state; who is opposed to
the misrule Of the General Administra-
tion; who regards the Federal judiciary
as the bulwark OF our liberties; who is in
favor of the protecting System and the
Union Of the States, should come forward
and support Governor Arnold and the
National Republican Senate. The Far
mers have deep interest in the question,
which ought to be alike felt by the Man
ufacturers, the Mechanics and the Mer-
chants. The laws are. enacted and en-
forced for their benefit, for the protection
of their property, liberty and lives, and
they should come forward in their full
strength, and support those faithful rulers
who have not only enacted, but support
ed the laws. Those who call themselves
National Republicans ought on no con-
sideration to be absent from the polls on
election day. The Jackson and Anti
masonic parties are up and doing, and if
we hope for success, we must meet them
with corresponding exertions. They
have endeavored to deceive the people
by false statements and gross misrepre-
sentations, which have all been met and
refuted. On the intelligence ofthe COM
munity we depend and feel assured of
success. Our information from all parts
of the State, renders it certain TINT we
shall succeed, if we as party do our
duty. We exhor our friends to attend
the polls and secure the election.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1832-04-17

sDDWe have deemed it proper to pub
lish this number of our paper to-day, for
the purpose Of again reminding the free
men of the Importance Of puuctually per-
forming their duty at the polls tomorrow
as we'll as for some other reasons.
This arrangement of ours we hope will
be satisfactory to those Of our advertising
fiiends who have been excluded this
week in consequence Of not being aware
of our intention in time to hand in their
favors.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1832-04-17
ANOTHER MANOEUVRE OF

ANOI Ii ER MANOEU M VI
OUR ENEMIES.-The public will no
doubt recollect that highly respectable
clergyman ofthistown was not long since,
indicted for marrying COUPLE without
the parties having been previously pub
understanding to law. That indict-
ment is still pending before the appropri-
ate tribunal, and therefore it is improper
for us at least, to 60 into the particular
circumstances connected with that case.
But notwithstanding the matter is still
in the keeping Of the Court, the Jackson
and anti-mason folks have called in this
affair to aid them in their projects
They have wilfully and very unjustly
charged one of our able Representatives
with having aided and assisted in prepor-
ing this business for presentation to the
Court. The Representative to whom
we refer, we are well assured, is entire
ly innocent ofthe charge brought against
him by the Jacksonites and antics. That
gentleman has done nothing in this mat
ter that is at all offensive to the real
friends of the Reverend gentleman be-
fore referred to. We will not attempt to
disguise the fact, that the clergy have
not heretofore been quite so particular in
the observance Of the very wholesome
law relating to publication previous to
marriage, as they ought to have been.-
Yet, after all, much of the blame attach
es to the public generally instead of the
clergy; for it very often happens to be
convenient, and even desirable, that the
marriage ceremony should be performed
forthwith-for instance, where the par
ties are about to remove to some distant
place, and when they prefer to have the
ceremony performed in the midst Of their
friends rather than among strangers in
the land whittier they may be going
From such and similar causes, the prac-
tice Of marrying persons who have not
been regularly and legally published, has
become too frequent.-But after all as
we before observed, the blame belongs
in these cases rather to the public than
the clergy. We will only add, that we
are fully authorized to say that the real
friends Of the Reverend gentleman ac-
cused, thank no man whatever for his po-
litical intermeddling in this matter -
There has been great deal of manage
ment s. cunning, and squ;nt-eyed, s. blink
eyed ogleing, and Juggling in this thing,
in which we should suppose no respecta-
bic or decent man would be willing to
admit that he had any concen--and
which we may hereafter have occasion
more fully to expose.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1832-04-17
HENRY Bowen, Secretary.
ALBERT G.. GREENE, Attorney General,
THOMAS G. PITMAN, General-Treasurer

Resolred, unanimously, that the mem
bers of this Convention will use all fairs
honorable means to secure the election of
the above named candidates by then
nominated.
Resolved, unanimously, that this Con
vention approve of the proceedings oftIe
National Republican Convention which
assembled in the city of Baltimore on the
twelfth day of December, 1873 ,and which
nominated HENRY CLAY, of Ken
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1832-04-17

mitted her friends to find any occasion
of merriment in their conduct, the patri-
OF might smile on observing their embar.
rassment at being compelled to choose
between the odium Of preventing inqui-
ry, and the odium of the disclosures
which inquiries must inevitably produce.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1832-04-17

The following article is from the Now
Hampshire Patriot, a paper edited Jy
Senator in Congress-and is a specimen
of the respect which Jacksonians have
for the intelligence and virtue orthe peo-
lple.
"Much pains is taken by the Oprosi-
tion, to impress belief that Gen. Jack
son is in declining health, and no doubt
this system will be kept up until the elec-
ton next fall he were sick-indeed,
il he were to shuttle off his mortal coll
his skin stuffed would make a more ac-
ceptable President TO the people of tho
United States, than either Henry Clay
or William Writ"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1832-04-17

Chatham Theatre, New-York, has
been converted into a church, capable
of containing 5000 persons. The Reli-
gious society about to occupy it, invited
Rev. Chas. G. Finney to become their
pastor and he has accepted.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1832-04-17

tucky, as candidate for President, and
JOHN SERGEANT, Of Pennsylvania
as candidate for Vice-President, of the
United States.
Resolred, That the Chairman and Sec.
retary be authorised to notify this Con
vention to re-assemble, if it should be-
come necessary.
JOSEPH L. TILLINcHAsr, Chairman
LEVI Halle, Secretary.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1832-04-17
LAST NOTICE
THE DAY is AT HAND

I ! : ! ! ! ! !
CAUCUS. THIS
f. v e N Ing at 7 o.
clock, the National
Republican freemcn
will hold their ad-
meeting in
the Court House, for
the purpose of agree
ing upon a Ticket of
Representatives to
the General Assem-
bly,, &c. &c. An ear
ly and full attendance
is very desirable.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-11-30

NNGLlSH AND FRENCH .4caden,y for Young
~ dies-PRosPEcTUs.-.lHs HenTiques and Nh.
FeIStc0, respectfully inform the public OF Richmond OF
ne Intention OF opening the fOcober inst Cas-
ScG Day and boarding School, for limited number OF
young Ladies' embracing all the useful and ornamental
branches requisite for finished Education.
Mrs HeDrques having for nine years been PRINCIPAL
oil aHounshng Institution OF the kind in the City OF PHI
adSIphia from whence she brings uneXceptonable re-
concentrations, ilauers herself ba her association with so
esteemed Teacher as MIR. fersico, will enable them 10
lu The most sangune expectations of those Parents who
may honor Them with their confidence.
Course Of MISUNDERSTANDING Ortlography Trans
latio Grammar, Rhetoric Logic and Composition in the
English and French Languages; Arithmetic Book Keep
ing, Penmanship, Universal History Mytholorv Astrn
nomy, Ancient and Modern Geography with The use of
the Maps aud Globes, DelneaGon of Maps Natural His
tory Moral Mental, and Natural Philosophy, Chemistry
and Botany.
COHdhionS1s. As a regular systematic series fin
strucons will be completed 10y each class in the term of
one scholastic year. no pupil can be received for less than
that time The scholastic year. consisting of ten months
VIZ from LIST October TO LIST OF August divided with refer
ence TO paymentsin ourequa OF eleven weeks each
IDLY. The French Language being the language of the
school, none can be accepted but those who willing to
learn and speak that language.
3dy As the same Teachers will devote an equal portion
oil me and attention TO all scholars the charge will be the
Terms;-Day Scholars, both French
and English, $50 per annu,n
Day BOarders, do 100
Borders, including tuition, boarding,
washing, and bed. do. 300
Music, ~ ncr oua,,cr
Drawing ana Palntng, the Italian Spanish and Latin
Languages, as well as Dancing and Ornamental Needle.
work, extra charges
Those who DESTROYS of learning French exclusively
may join the classes at $40 per quarter.
For further particulars inquire the Boarding House of
Mrs Nelson, at the House street. lately occupied
as Boarding School by Mrs. Broone.
REFEREN CES.-Hl PhiIadeIphfn
Rev Philip +. Mayer Dr. Samuel Jackson
Rev Mr.. Cushman DR. j. Toqno
Steen dc Billie, Danish Charge Mr. A. Bonar
dAfIdires, f. DutanJ
Ne Philips, Esq. VIM. Lybrand
j. Pnce Weiherll Esq '' Thos. Sheweil
- Laws, Esq. John McAster
Henry Carey, Esq. H. b. Rand.
j. Diamond, Esq. Robert Brooke,
VIM Whitman, Esq. g. Weber
Nelson, Capt. William If Richardson
Charlottesville Professor Patterson, of tile University
Vct. ~ 15-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-11-30
November %

NER. JOHN VILLA MSON-S1R: As YOU are not
I'VE an nhabitan OF this Conmonw ealtl take this me.
thod OF giving you notice, that the 18th day De-
cember next, between the hours OF ten o'clock, A. NJ
and O'clock p. NJ shall proceed at the house of Lit
tebury Weaver in the county of Fuvanna and State OF
Virginia, TO take the dispositions of the said Lebury
weaver and others, to be read evidence in certain
suit in Chancery, depending and undetermined in the
said county court OF Fuvanna wherein YOU are plaintiff
and am deiendant and il completed on that day TO
continue from day to day-at which time and place YOU
may attend, if you think proper. Yours, SC
WILLIAM WEAVER
november I3. 5I-w4w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-11-30

HNDUCATION.--Ms +. +. HUGHEs date of tle
~ City Of Kichmond), respectfully informs the inhabi.
tans OF Gloucester and the adjacent countless that she in
tends opening Seminary for young Ladies' at Benvenue
IN the above named county, the first Monday in Jana-
~, 1889 Her course OF instruction, will embrace the
following branches Orhography, Reading, Writing,
Practical Arithmetic English Grammar, Geography Will,
the use Of the Maps and Globes; and introduction 10
Natural Philosophy and Chemistry. Those young Ladies
qualified TO commence the higher branches will be in
sructed in tic best method Of reading History Bellies Let
tres, Composition Moral Philosophy, and the Evidences Of
the Christian ReigonMss n will diligently endeavo,n
to ins such principles, and form such habits in her p,
pills. as may render them happy in themselves and useful
IN society her long experiences in the art Of teaching
joined with diligence Will she sincerely hopes, produce
their correspondent eectshe Improvement OF the youth
ul mind Every requisite attention will be paid 10 the
health and comfort Of the young Ladies committed 10 her
Having formerly resided At Benvenue and taught
large school, she assures the public from past experience
that the situation is healthy. teacher Of Music will be-
procured alter the school goes into operation Terms
SllO Tor board tuition and Washing during the scholastic
year OF ten months payments quarterly in advance day
pupils SlS Each young Lady must find her own bed and
bedding towels spoons knilc and fork, and three pounds
Of candles. Music add tho OF the instrument scpa.
rate charge Nov. lG.J 5J-w6w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-11-30

VRORSUANT 10 an order OF Chesterfield County Court,
y made on the 18th day OF November, 1892, in the
suit oil Ford, SHELTON and Others against Isaac d. Porters
representatives. shall offer Tor sale to the highest bidder
Of public auction, OH the premises, Saturday the 18th
day OF December next that well known stand for la
vern, now occupied SUCH by Richard Bessley called
Snapsyie, situated in the said county, about 20 miles
from Richmond, on the road leading from Richmond and
also from Chesterfield Court house Genito in Pohatan
with tho land containing three four acres attached there
to- and also at the ,ime and place. and under the
Ihory attract OF land containing about so acres adjacent
thereto Tavern has been kept at Snapsville Tor many
years. and It IL also good stand for Blacksmh's ant
WheelwrghVs shop One eighth of the purchase mono,
will be required TO repaid in cash. an the balance
equal annual payments the purchaser giving bonds will
sufficient security, and the title being retained until the
purchase money be fully paid
SILAS CHEATHAM,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-11-30
NOTICED John n. SyOtor istrator of Jones
USsd

NOIlCE-IO John n. Syoblor administrator Of Jones
Br0tcder, deceased:
ASoMErlME in the month OF August, you notified all
~ persons claiming part OF the OF Jones Brow
der deceased, TO forward and prove their relation
ship as you anxious to make division of the
In this notice you not specify the county in which you
resided and letter addressed 10 you TO Dnwddie Court
house, the supposed place OF your residence has
been answered AS dsrbutee OF that estate, must re-
quest you either TO publish the county in which you live
give me the desired information by letter, directed TO
Church Hill Post Office Halifax, Va. Ii you write will
thank you TO inform me Of the number OF the claimants
anG the particulars circumstances Of the estate Very re-
sfectiu"y, JOHN BROWDER.
November 10. 55-w3w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-11-30
ORnGaNAE. POETRY
FoR TiiE ETQUiRER
!. moon ,rrrrm,ln, rn,,,n.,l

FOR TifE E.TQUfRER.
JEFFERSON'S GRAVE
will not chamt above thy g,nNc
Tho mouruiu litty, ar the song
Ofmcancss woe such things hclong
Not To the mrmoTy OF The brave.
will not drop upon thy tomb,
The pooi offering Vl a childish tear,
For while thy m2mory il here,
The grave Will lOsv it, muTkICst gOOm
Above Romo's ruins have icn,l
Tho records Of departed hmr,
The lost memorials of the dead,
SIZED by time to but the
Aud then wcp tor ruins grey
Law around inc every where
There the siloucc of despair,
Which could not pass away.
Aiy burning feet columns stool
Which lifted upon high
Tho wonder OF tho passcr hy,
Then deep in RUNS solitude.
Yes, then wcpt hut why weep hero
Who sleeps within? uark, Heat his name
lie i the foster child of lanc
Aud glory Is his trumpetcT.
And can 1t he that SANDER here,
Shall plant her Upas, aud above,
It's shade keep oil peoples love
Aud veil name dcar2
1t shall not be. The Nh zarinis power
Is thine. Aud freedoms temple hight
Thy tomb stone Thy deeds the light,
Lifted upon a LOFTY tower,
Which shall remain uushakun till the day,
VI sltndeTcts un' their fruits have passed away.
SCOTISVll.bE BARD
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-11-30
By the GoUernor Of he COMMONWEALTH IF UirCin;o
PROCLA NATION

A PROCLAMATION
HA/ HEhEAS, II has been made known TO the Execu-
w i've Authority, that some time in the month of
august last anu during the present month"; three Barns al
mesiham' IN the county of Hennco, with large amount
OF valuable property belonging William Shapard of the
said county, consumed by fire. under
Indicating the most determined and persevene Inalignity
ana calculated to create the serious alarm for the SAFE
oil the said Shapard, his family and remaining proper,v
ana evident that the whole the work of some base in
cehd'ary orincendaries. Now therefore, John Floyd
Governor OF the said Commonwealth of Va have tbougbt
NJ 70 issue lnis proclamation, hereby Offering reward Of
tWo hundred and Vy dollars to any person or persons
VINO VIII give such Information as may lead TO the disco
very anu apprehension Of The ncendiarv or nceu,aries
aioresa1, so That they may be brought TO Justice And
40 moreover require all Officers civil and military and
eXnorl 'ne good people OF this Commonwealth TO use their
best eXerons TO discover and bring to justice the nce-
airy or incendiafics aforesaid.
Given under my hand as C,o,orror ,t ,,,.i
lSEALJ Tie Lesser Seal OF the Commonwealth. Al
Richmond This 18th day Of Noveinber 1872
wy >" l'2-wlwJ JOHN FLOYD
THNiiE subscribers beg leave inform the public that
q they will open their MAcHfNr syfop between G,is
and Christmas, where they will be in readiness 70 ctve
The public ~ manufacturing an manner of articles fr
Agricultural purposes, among which will be WtrAr
lHREsHtNG MAcHINEs upon the best construction nm.
on the following terms, 10 viii 80 ' w
Portable Or Stationary Machines kept in repair
One year for SlJ5
Two years SI6O
Three years St7O
-Four years $50
They viii warrant their Machines 10 ilresb eo,,, IN any
ia the United States They humblv solicit Tho ,,bi a.
their patronage. All orders addressed To Dor;, JIJos
IN fredericksburg va, will be promptly attended to.
Fredericksburg, Nov. % 57Iwtv
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-11-30
By the Governor Of the Commonwealth of Virginia
A PROCLAMATION


A PROCLAMATION.
AAIHEREAS il appears by the returns of the Commits
w sioners appointed in the several counties of this
Commonwealth for the cities of Richmond and Williams
burg the Borough of Norfolk and of Petersburg 10
supentend the election of Electors of President and
Vice President of the United States, that
George Loyal, Of the Borough Of Norfolk,
John Cargil of the county of Sussex,
James Jones, o.: the county Of Nottoway,
Thomas Nj. Nelson, of the county of Mecklenbure
Archibald Austin, of the county of Buckingham
Richard Logan, OF the county OF Halifax,
Joseph Martin, of the county Of Henry,
William Jones, of the county of Gloucester,
VIM III. Roane, Of the county OF Hanover
Samuel Carr, OF the county of Albemarle,
Lawrence t. Dade, of the county of Orange,
Archibald r. HARDWOOD, of the county of King s. Queen,
Samuel Blackwell OF the county of Northumberland
John Gibson OF the county of Prince William,
Innan Horner, of the county of FauqUer
iileroine IL. Opie, OF the county of Jefferson,
James Nj. Mason, OF the county of Frederick,
John Mcmillan, of the county of Brooke
Jacob ID. Williamson, of the county of Rockingham
Charles Beale, of the county of Botetourt,
Thomas Bland, of the county of Lewis, and
Andrew Russell, of the county of Washington,
have been chosen by the People TO be Electors for the
State OF Virginia. 10 choose President and Vice Pres-
dent OF the United States have therefore thought fit to
issue this Proclamation giving notice of the choice afore
said, to all whom it may The Electors are re-
CURED by law TO the Capitol in the city of Rich
mond on the first Wednesday in December next.
Given under my hand Governor and under
[SEAL the lesser seal of the Commonwealth at Rich
mond, this 2lst day Of November, A. ID. 1882
and the 9th year of the Commonwealth.
(Signed) JOHN FLOYD.
November %. 57-w1w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-11-30

I'm CHANCERN " IRGlNIA.--At Rules held in the
n Clerks Office of the Circuit Superior Court of Law
and chancery for Chesterfield county, the first Mon,
DAY in November, 1882
Hall Nelson, PHI
against
William d. Wren Sergeant Of the Corporation of Rich.
mond and in that capacity administrators OF George Win.
son deceased, Judith James, Pleasant Nathaniel George
and Thomas ID. Winston, Mary w. Kicks, Elizabeth II.
Clarke, Hazctt Kyle and Lucy Ann his wife, George
Simpson and Aureiia H. his wife, William f. Butler and
Virginia l. his wife, Elizabeth Bowden Robert NJ Bow
dcn Indiana Bowdeu Margaret Bowdcn, John III. Eus-
taco in his own right and executor of William Warllaw
deceased, Mary M. Wardlaw, and the infant children Of
said John H. Eustace aud his late wife MARTIAL Den
The defendants, Mary w. Kicks, Pleasant Winston
liazlett Kyle and Lucy Ann his wife, George Simpson
and Aurela his wife, George Winston and Thomas b. Win
ston not having entered their appearance and given
ty according TO the act OF Assembly and the of t.
Court aud 1t appearing that they not inhabitants
this Commonwealth the motion OF the complainant by
COUNSEL ts ordered that the said defendants do appear
here on the first day OF March next aud answer the
compliments bill and that copy OF this order be forth
with inserted IN some one of the public newspapers print
ed in the city oil Richmond for two months
and also posted at the front door Court house of this
county. Copy-Tese,
LAWSON NUNNALLY, d. c. .
November 3D. 57-wSw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-11-30

VALUABLE Dan rirer Land fer Sdle-ln pursu-
ance OF order of the Court Of Equity Tor Caswel
County, North Carolina, the undersigned commission
ers, will proceed TO SELL Tuesday, the 18th day
cember next in the Town of Milton, the highest bid
der That valuable plantation known by the of At
klnsons Quarter belonging TO the heirs of Roger Akin
SON. deceased This property is surpassed by
on Dan River either for the fertility of its soil the
ty and heahulness OF its situation. 1t contains between
eighteen and nineteen hundred acres small proportion
only OF which is cleared The larger part of the wood
land is rich creek bottom and first high land amra
bly, adapted 10 the culture of tobacco. The low grounds
which extend nearly quite three miles along the river
are very ch producing abundany crop in this
part oil the country. The buildings toerably good
Overseers house, negro houses, crib and several
ceen tobacco barns The Overseers house, is situated
on beautiful eninence with fine spring of con-
venient and commanding pleasing view the town of
Milton, about four miles below. Danve, rapidly
Improving Town in Piusylvania Virginia. is distant only
about seven miles above, thus aordng the purchaser
two convenient markets for every article he may have 10
dispose Of The contguity Of this property the above
named towns, and its situation large navigablc
stream render it well worthy the attention of gentlemen
OF enterprise and capital particularly of those who are
fond OF making tobacco OF the finest quality Mr. Gosst
living on the plantation, Mr.. Gillespie near it, will no
doubt be good enough show the premises TO any per-
son wishing TO view them.
ItrnS-One two and three years credit, bond aud an
proved security will be required, and the title withheld
until the last payment shall be made.
The land viii he sod one entire tract divided as
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