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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-07-11

be authorized TO make all general laws and also
TO raise all monies necessary for the common de.
ience., This rational scheme Of Union did not
correspond with the wishes OF the ministry. and
they offered the following substitute. THAT the
gorernors of all the Colonies. attended 6y or
members of their respectiue Councils, should from
time to time concert measures for the whole OF the
Colonies erect posts, and raise troops, ,cah poU.
er to drac upon the British Treasury IN the first
instance, but to be ultimately reimbursed by TAG
to be LAID on the Colonies. BY act Of parliament
This pretence Of taxing the colonies Tor their own
defence was but deceptive lure. The ministry
only desired to establish precedent of parliament
tary usurpaton that at length the colonies might
be laid under contribution TO ill the Exchequer
of Britain ;but happIythe centnels on the outposts
Of liberty were awake Franklin eSposiulated add
the scheme was abandoned.
The colonies were left in peace until Mr.. Gren'
yifle's administration in 1854. Then was COM
menced that system Of aggressions. and those IN.
human wrongs so feelingly and.eloquently detail
ed by Mr.. Jefferson in our Appeal to the nations
of the earth, which you have this day heard read.
The bold experiment of levying tax upon the
Colonies by authority of parliament, though sig.
nally unsuccessful BY the repeal Of the Stamp
Act, was followed By similar attempt under the
auspices of Sir Charles Townsend, who had con-
ceited that he could draw revenue from the CO.
onies without giving them offence, and therefore.
under color Of a commercial regulation, reported
Bill imposing duties on certain articles import
ed into the Colonies from abroad, among which,
tea was included. This led to the War. The
temporzng expedients OF Lord North's admins
tratiun were unavailng. HIS partial repeal of
this obnoxious bill, instead of appeasng. only ag.
gravated the prevailing discomfort as it manifest.
ed, by the retention of the duty on tea, fixed de-
termination on the part of the British government
never to abandon the assertion Of parliamentary
sup, en,acy.
We cannot too much admire the sagacity of
our fathers in detecting each insidious approach
towards tyranncal usurpation-their firm and
manly resistance to the spirit Of aggression from
ITS earles, manifestation. They were men ill.,
deed
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-05-25
FOREIGN.

FRoM CoLoMBIA.--Bogoap papers TO the 18th of March
inclusive have been received at Philadelphia An election
was held on the Sh of March, which resulted in the choice
OF General Santander President of Dr. MarncZ
Vice President, OF the republic of New Granada The
President oil the Convention by which the election was
made, has written letter. informing General Sanander
now IN The United States OF his election which the acting
vice President Obando has transmitted this country by
the hands Of an officer the army of New Granada How
this new republic, fragment Of the old government form
ed by Bolivar, will be governed by its rulers or how
long they will retain their places is he seen sanander
believe to be intelligent man; Of Marquee we only
learn that he is lawyer by profession. The Gazette de
Bogoa contains decree authorizing the Executive
Granada TO attempt union Of the three governments Of
New Granada, Venezuela, and the ECUADOR form con-
federation on the following principles
The three States to be but body polite for any sort
OF treaty or compact with Spain neither to treat with
Spain without the previous consent Of the others
The national debt TO he equally and ratably distributed
among them, and commission 10 be appointed TO inves-
gate and settle the whole subject
In OF dispute 10 be had arms or hos
hes Of any descrptonbut all differences and quarrcs
TO he referred 10 some common arbiter.
Neither OF the States TO enter into any treaty agree
mcn with any foreign power for transfer, cession or sale
of territory, without consultation with the others
The three States Of Colombia 10 make common cause in
every cxgency for the defence Of their independence the
integrity Of their territory, any other important general
right and concern, against any insult aggression on tho
part Of any foreign power.
Neither State TO impose any duties Of importation under
Whatever name upon foreign manufactures and merchan
disc arriving In s ports in order to be carried into either
Of the other States.
The Slave Trade 10 be forever Absolutely and ssrrcIv
forbidden by all the States
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-05-25
From the Daily Compiler, Nav 1911
TO THE CITIZENS NE RIT-LIN1nNr

i
The books for taking stock in the James River and K
nawha Company will be opcnedon Monday
The meeting of the Stockholders in the New River
kail-Road Company, will take place at Lynchbure ON
the 10Th IL is hoped, that the Stockholders al Lynch
burg VIII concur with in abandoning that enter
prize, lor The present, for the following reasons:
lSt The private capital already subscribed will
carry the road more than 10 miles from Iynchburg
I'd The Legislature have refused TO contribute cent
tow ards it. 49,
3D. They have carved out more important scheme in
the James and Kanawha Company-Tnore important be-
cause II promises to benefit the public more; because il
promises greater profit the subscribers and of course
VIII offer greater inducements private capitalists TO
subscribe the stock
Fth Because both these schemes cannot readily go on
togeher-and the which the Legislature encourages
and which individuals tempted to assist ought in
the hrs instance, 10 receive undivided support Of the
people
9TH Because, according TO the best lights we have on
the subject Lynchburg has much interest in the new
scheme as Richmond. For what is the opinion of Mr.
Crozet! Ii is that the best from the james River IN
the kanawha is along this NewRver route That
accomplished Engineer is Of opinion that the most CON
venent route is from Lynchburg TO the New River nv
rail road, and thence 10 the Kanawha. Now if This he
So then the citizens OF Lynchburg have the same
IN the work. as they had in the New River Rail Road
Tar as that part OF the route concerned but greater
both ends viz the James River from Richmond TO Lynch
burg; and secondly, from the New River TO the Kana
ha They would OF course lose nothing abandoning the
former charter The only difference for the present
would be, that they begin with greater resources to inn
prove this end Of the work. from City up to theirs
&C. ONE OF YOU
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-05-25

ton Tor the Vice Presidency and regret 10 soc that
some OF the latter but ready 10 listen TO their al
vice. They do not reflect that their adviser, are TO
man. in favor Of the election Of Sergeant and that their
policy is to weaken the friends Of the Administration by
sowing dissenson in ranks We have ourselves the
utmost confidence in Judge Barbour. than whom there
scarcely man in the Union whose elevation TO the Vice
Presidency, to the Presidency we would hail with
more pleasure but impossible that his friends can be
blinded by their paraly for him see that he cam
not be elected in opposition any candidate who may be ta
Ken up at Balmocand that the only eect of pressing his
claims al this time will be TO defeat con by the pcopc
and oiurc him in any future contest Does not the effort
then, that is making TO force him upon the people by
State nomination, look if there sometime behind
the curtain which would not bear the ph,, We con-
Tess that we have not been without suspicious of some
ou play In this business; and the extraordinary fact dis
closed IN the article copied to-day from the Cupeper Ga
zette, that some OF the gecrsup Of the Charlottesville
convention who had put their 10 the Cupcper
tee, are the open and avowed eucmcs of the Admnsa-
uon goes FAR TO strengthen previous miSgvings As
to The course of the Clay and Calhoun prints in reference
to tins natter in his ai TO perceive its
object, and surely real FREUD OF the adninistra
VIII permit himself to be gued by flimsy an artcc
beg these Opposition editors TO their advice and
recommendations for those who need their counsel Let
mem beslir themselves TO get up many conventions
they please nominate MeSsrs Clay and Sergeantwc care
not whether they Old Mems Conventions or Young
Mems Conventions Old Women's Conventions;
but let them leave TO the friends of the Administration the
management oil their without their ocious
interference. - Winchester Pirginidn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-05-25

republican,. popular, representative elective aud re-
sponsbs governmental be psrpstuay maintained In eaeh
State as the best security OF their welfare and
the duration Of harmony and amity between the three
a Central, consolidated government 10 be avoided in
whatever event. but agreement may be made for the
establishment OF federal system, TO be prepared by
vcnon of delegates from the several States TO be chosen
upon the basis OF population.
Signor Rodriguez and Col Acosa, bearers of dcspa
TO Gen. Santancr respecting his election arriv in this
city last evening and have taken lodgings at the National
Hotel, in Broadway, where Sanander now is The fol-
lowing is the letter written cSanander by Bishop Esteves
President Of the Convention of New Granada:
BOg0t0, oh March, 1929.
StR-Thc Convention over which have the honor to
preside occupied yesterday in the election OF Pres
dent OF New Granada; and you, the citizen select
cd for that elevated station. Your patriotism your suffer-
ings in the cause Of liberty, and your consancy in sustain
ing 1t even during cSpatraton have the eyes
oil the representatives OF the people towards you az the
person who heal the wounds which have been inflicted
by despotism and turmoil upon the country They trust
hasten fulfil their hopes and those the inhabitants
of Granada.
And l. in informing you of your election take leave TO
add my individual wishes for your pomp, restoration 10 the
natal SOIL and the expression OF the sentiments Of dsn
gushod consideration with which have the honor to be
Your faithful obedient servant
The President OF the Conv ention,
JOSE MARIA ESTEVES
To H. +. General Francisco de T. Santander President
q New Granada
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-05-25
INDIAN UOSTUITTFS

Information has been received from the Head Quarters
oil General Atkinson, dated the 9th Of April stating
THAT the conduct OF Black Hawk and his associates
renders II necessary that he should at take the field
and far possible prevent them from doing anv mis-
chief that Mr. Graot, Indian gent has Just arrived from
the Prophet Village-BIack Hawk and his party were
there Yesterday they set out in company with the Pro-
pets band, for the purpose of taking position on Rock
River; some fifteen or twenty miles above Ogces now
DiXons Terry, where they determined to hold out in
defiance OF any force that they say be against
them They have the British flag hoisled under which
the War Dance is constantly exhibited They must be
checked at once, or the whole frontier will be amc
General Atkinson proposes moving by Gaena and taking
position at Ogees Dixons erry the Fort Clark road
and await there the arrival of Gov. Reynolds mounted
be put down
"To mldtak sent by general Atkinson Black Hawk,
he returned an answer that his heart is bad and that he
will fight any force sent against him.
Great distress is already felt the frontiers The
inhabitants have abandoned their farms and are falling
back for safety"
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POEE'ES "a.
"nucu rEr RrMArS, uS,uSc."


- From the fhidclphil United states Gazcttc.l
York isticaa W. Sre CAREFUL about tho name Of tho paper be-
tho ' the oa f Ga pSS ?ou,
ins. We oubt wistbsT be SSS for riTn oS eeI Sc
hinc go higher he n,,Mate, suspect that Instead
pssrrS would Only urn ounl tho s,icr, OF h RE-
"ho.i nal pen.e," only remark make in
coed IN correcting ono OF Faoa cNcces, will no thrown
From tho New York Americana
Whom Fashion Proclaimed from her darsiin- height
En'hol Ionei by power and orgctnlo right,
That the bopn heucootth shoul b. vcel tho yi,w,
Twas received with loud burst OF gna,ion
Some QUESTIONED hcr rights domurod doubted,
T 'TS w To resent "G wp %, 1Ed IS pond
'Twcrc hcavcn To look on AMI rapture to sip:
Nero palcd with dark anger, and luvcring aud icy.
Should be iron" Tho .is when Geyo Just made pisa,s
o "o , thought by oys,on %s be defeated
Some vowod-amS.t sworo; some sighed some Ptoo,,Sd-
Tho swoc, pretty eh1rpgr. should not DO rn9le,tCi
And And many @ d,I. schsn's oc 9olon PSoioo,od
S Ge by The ,On to SG ,
r%s, s SS S Si' S shS S nS nCa:d
E ~, da,iful subject, nigh, look very ;Oon
And although to ,hi, aw s!ric, Obedience we, meet.
Which might, when with neat little bu,Sip, protected,
A., namo OF tho foot every bosom boat high,
To think that t'' day Of dCliyoraucc drcw nigh:
How easy 'twoud be evadc ovety law;
Onco open the door to icencs below,
And no mortal could toll TO what hsiyit would
Ere half of the realm the ordinance knew
Soinc thousands OF pretty icot popp'd into Wow
And such waI the sgic1i power of the foot
That thoy added the Gnclo 10 boot.
Unwilling that things should be dolo 10y tho ha:cs
They took in tuck and then pocp'd tn, @,
Now scheme there will ALWAYS bc
Aud some thought better raise 10 the r.
While others, DESTROYS in all ihngs o please,
Resolved that tho limit should be the e.,
Nay, in this wiidy weather, which all most dcplor',
ThcTc those who imagine they moro
Aud think, though the fashion cannot admire,
There Is every appearance that things will so higher
PEPPER
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-05-25

TIE GLOUCESTER CAMPFIELD RACES
AWILL commence Wednesday the 30th day Of
w May.-FTSt DAY, sweepstake, mile heats for
Lafayette colts entries, and closed. Same day
sweepsake, Tor colts and FLIES not exceeding years al
that have never won race any established course
mile heats. $50 entrance.
Second Day, post stake, two mile heats $50 entr,,..
free for any.
Third Day, Jockey Club Purse, three mile heats. mo
ney up SUBJECT discount Of 10 per Pure $3.50
twenty dollars entrance, 10 be added TO the Purse
Fourth Dag mile beats, best in Eve 6f money rs
csiged At the gate entrance SIS -
May Is. . ,ya,.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-05-25

Peyon Fuqus, one of the plaintiffs and commissioner
IN this cause, having departed this life the motion of
inc other parties, Archibald Fuqua, admor of the said
Teyon uqua, decd is made party defendant in this
sui' and the said Archibald Fuquo admo of Peyon Flu
qua not having entered his appearance and given secur
~ according To OF Assembly and the rules NJ tb
Court and tappearng to the satisfaction of the court tina,
the SAID Archibald Fugua admor ofPeytOn Fuqua decd
Is not an nhabitant OF this State, the motion of tho
plaintiffs by counsel-It ordered that the said Arebib,Is
fuqa admor of Peyton Fuqua decd do appear here on
the hrs day OF July court next and answer the plain
THIS blH and that copy of this order be forthwith inserted
IN some one OF the public newspapers published in tb
city OF Richmond, for two months successively and also
posted at the front door of the of this county
Tcste, b. j. WORSHAM Clk
May 4. u6-wss
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-05-25

HN ANCERY-YIRGINIA:-At a court held for
IA Prince Edward county, March goth, 1882:
Archibald, William, Peyton, George NJ and Giles Flu
qua and Thomas Lgon Pits
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-05-25
May 49,.

Il as oH lsss Amelia county court March
Moses overton, adm'or. of Rhody Boadlcs, plf
against
Nathaniel NJ Motley, Parskn Motley, and Thomas T.
Jeter, deGs
This day the Plaintiff by his counsel and fled his
bill against the defendants. The defendants Nathaniel NJ
Motley, and Parsk Motley, not having entered their
pearancc and given security according TO the act of As
sembly and the rules of this COURT and appearing to the
satisfaction OF the court that they are not inhabitants of
'hs commonwealth; on the motion OF the plaintiff by his
COUNSEL IT ordered that the said defendants do appear
here on the fourth Thursday in June next, aud answer
me Panhf' BILL and that copy Of this order be forth
WIN inserted IN some newspaper published in the city Of
copy be posted at the front door OF the house Of this
county, on two successive court days. a copy Testc
April 3. [lO7-wswl JOHN r. LEIGH, c.
ENLKWOOD ESTATE.-The Proprietor of the Elk
wood estate in the county Of Culpcpcr, informs the
public that that desirable property will be nut mn Al nui
The premises unless eligible offer it, in the meantime
made for the same by private contract For particulars
he begs TO refer TO his advertisement Of last year Any
gentleman wishing Tor further information, NAV obtain the
same by addressing line to John Browning at the Post
Office, Stevensburg, Culpcper county Virginia.
The estate consists Of 1891 acres or tereabo living
compact with Mansion House in the centre in good
pair and substantial barns and outbudngs Of every de-
scnpton, at convenient distance from the DWELLING
stream runs through the estate on which are one or
two mill sites The property is bounded one side by
the river Kappahannock and an extensive bottom Of low
grounds, without marsh sagnan water Of many hun
dred acres. The open lands in cultivation are nearly all
on level and consist In general Of rich loans not liable
tOwasb large breadth is in clover and il is
among tho best grazing land In the State Distance from
Washington City 60 miles, and 35 miles from Frederclts-
burg.
The Editors Of the wing, the Winchester Republican
the National ntcllgenccr and the Poih-
cal Arena, will insert the same once in May the list and
ith weeks in June aud the 2nd and 81 weeks i'm Jnv
h'yo' lilf-ot i2ohJuyJ J BROWNING.
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p. poINDEXTER, elk.


chesterfield c. II. April 5Ih, 1892
The parties interested in the execution of the order arc
nouhed mat have appointed the % day July
1892, 10 take the several accounts therein rcgrred n -
which time, they are hereby required to attend before
me at my Office, at Chesterfield house, will, tho
necessary accounts, vouchers &C. to enable me TO ncr
form the duty required Ivy said order
LAWSON NUNNALLY, COMMIT
April p. II IS,
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UN eHANcBnr-S,rs,NrA o,.c,,, s,..

hNf-FinsiNiA:-Ata 0rcuit sups-
n nor Court of Law and Chaneery continued and hen
Tor the county OF Buckingham the 18th lay OF pr 1872
McDearnan and Sheppcrson, and Nc Dearnan and Mat
thcws, puc
against
Samuel Johns aud Frances his wife, Glover Johns and
joseph wilson, trustees for the said Samuel Johns and
VILE and the said Joseph Wilson, adm'or of Sarah b.
"atsoh, uecu Defts.
The defendants Samuel Johns and Frances his wife,
anu glover 'ohns not having entered their appearance
and given security according to the Act of Assembly and
the Rules OF this court and il appearing by satisfactory
evidence, that they not inhabitants of this counry
tisordered that the said absent defendants do appear
here on the first day OF the September term and an
swer The bill OF the plaintiffs and that copy of this or
uer DC forthwith inserted in newspaper published in
the city oil Richmond, for months successively and
posted al the front soor OF the house of this county
. copy. Tesc, ROLFE ELDRIDGE C..
May l. ll6-wSw
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April IL

EN CHANCERY-VIR Rules holden IN
Il the Clerks Office of the Circuit Superior Court OF
Law and Chanccry for the County OF Buckinghaa, the
second Monday of March, 1892
Meryiwether Lewis, PJtG
against
William Laird, John Hill, Walter J.. Fontainc Anler-
son Abraham and Theoosa Abraham administrative with
the will annexed, Jacob l.. Abraham, deed Dcfs.
The defendant Anderson Abraham, having entered
his appearance and given security according the Act OF
Assembly and the Rules Of this Court, and il appearing
by satisfactory evidence, that he not Dhaban of
this country il is ordered that the said absent defendant
do appear here the first day Of the next September
term and answer the bill oil the plaintiff and that copy
OF this order be forthwith inserted in newspaper pub
lshed III The city OF Richmond, for months success
sivcly, and posted at the front door of the Court House
in the said county Copy. Tcstc
r.. ELDRlDGE, G. c. 3. c.
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I'm CHANCERY. -VIRGINIA.-At Circ1i1 Si6c
III nor Court of Law and Chancery held for Chesterfield
county at the courthouse thereof the 2Sh day of
March, 1925 "
Eldrdgc Flournoy, Rcbccca Fournoy, Susan Flournoy
and Thomas Fournoy, the said Susan Thomas being
infants who sue by Francis w. Dunnavant their next
friend, PIa;nf1.
against
OF Isaac d. Porter, decd William Pulliam and Elizabeth
his wife, (late Elizabeth Flournoy) Thomas Wor.ban
ana Mary r. his wife, ate Mary f. POTTERY John t. Por
Ter and Sarah j. Porter infants of tender years by Mark f.
rouEnoy their specal guardian, and james b. BIankn-
P' al i"h ny Dahlel o. ooldndge, his special guar
uian Defendants.
The defendant, James b. Blankinshp not having enter
ca ms appearance and given security according TO the act
Assembly and the rules OF this Court and il appearing
by satisfactory evidence that he is nhabitant of this
appear here the first day of the next term and answer
the Bill oil the plaintiffs; and that copy Of this order be-
iorW inserted in some newspaper published in the CITY
OF Mchmond Tor two months successive and ,.osted at
me 'front.' door OF The courthouse OF this county
Ana The Court doth further order. that the defendant ST.
las Cbeatham render of the administration of
MS h'cstate Isaac ID. Porter, the estate of Thomas
rIourhoy deceascdalso account of the said Isaac u
ioer as guardian OF the plainti-and also an account
oil Tie said Si!as Cheahans own administration on ,bn
estate of said Isaac ID. Porter deccasedand an ,cco,I
an me assets, real and personal belonging TO the estate
me SAID Isaac d. Porter, deceased at the time of his
ue"th' before commissioner of this Court; which sc
counts the SAID commissioner is directed examine state
ana sete and TO the Court report with any matter spe-
CARY stated deemed pertinent by himself or which NAV
De required by any OF the parties to be so satcd-Provi-
ued ha sch oil the foregoing accounts as have been set
Gu' reported 10 and confirmed by the county Court OF
Chcserhed, the said Commissioner is directed 10 take a
pr'ind tdee correct liable be srcarged and falsicd
by the parties, by the production of legal and sufficient
proof Tor that purpose.
copy Icste, p P0INDEXTER, elk.
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nachaei Mann, Pitt.
against
James ~ Roberts, admor dc bonis non with the wifi
annexed OF Thomas Mann, decd, Nichoa, j. Pcndc xer
Awho owns Stephen T. Manns interest in the estate Of
ihomas Mann, dec'd) VIM. Edds and Nancy his wife
Jonathan Jtdds, Mary Edds Susan Edds, Drury Edis
ana VIM Brown and Elizabeth his wife, who was Eliza
oeth Ed'is, Thomas Mann, John Norman and Sarah his
WE, James Amos and Susan his wife. who was Susan
Norman John Parrish and Elizabeth his wife, who was
Elizabeth Norman Thomas Norman, Rachael Norman
strong, Daos
Tins day came the plaintiff by her Attorney and fled
ner o and the defendants James Amos Susan his wife
VINO was Susan Norman, and Thomas Norman not having
entered he'r appearance and given security according To
law anu the rules OF this court, and appearing TO the
satisfaction OF the court, that they not inhabitants OF
inns State on the motion OF the plaintiff by her counsel
It's ordered that the said defendants james Amos nd Su
san MS vile, who was Susan Norman, and Thomas Nor
man. 40 appear here ON the first day of July court next
and answerthe bill of the PLAINTIFF that copy of this
oder DC forthwith inserted in newspaper pubshed in
e cry OF richmond, for two months successfully,
posted at the front door OF The courthouse of this county
on some court-day.
copy. Teste, JOHN HUNTER, c. L. G.
may ll7-MSw