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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-04-24
TaNWENTY DOLLARS REWARD.-Ran away- in

TaNWENTY DOLLARS REWARD.-Ran away in
ID July, 1880, my Negro Woman Louisa aboHt 20
years Old, tawncy complexion, and very likely She
has small scar her iorehead when she looks at anv
person the whites oil her eyes appear larger than com
mon She is very good weaver and kntter-can spin
on the llax and cotton wheels. She has acquaintance
living at Judge Smiths and also at Mcrs Iron Works
IN Rockingham county, where she may have gone with
some negro wagner She has acquantances in the
county oil Louisa, in the neighborhood of the Green
springs and Pottysvie-aso in Fredericksburg have
no uouo she mas procured free papers and passes as free
woman will give the above reward for her apprehen-
on and pay all reasonable charges for her delivery To-
me- IN orange county i've miles above the Court House
March .. t06-wSt'J GEORGE BRADLEY.
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Ne near from Georgia that considerable number Of
.e have agreed go beyond the Mssissip-
Pr ana mat indications rather favor the belief that the bo
ny vi INC naion viii, upon certain conditions voluntarily
ehgrMe: IL has always been opinion that it might
Int ~ uo '0 ~" IT.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-04-24

ATHENs' April lo.-We learn from Milledgevle that
on ni9huay me "a inst, the District Surveyors met at
that place for the purpose of having their
Ha,nineu, and Tor receiving instructions, Sc from the
surveyor General We further understand that the meet
ing was generally attended, and that the Surveyors will
proceed Immediately the artinous service IN witch
have been e!ected.-Syuthern Banner. Wv
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-04-24

re Nieugeviie (Geo) Journal of the 5th inst saws
ne report IN some OF the Northern papers, that the
nave made an application TO the Secretary of War;
W OF some sort TO be taken against the ursdic
w VI Georgia. or Tor the Government interfere i'm some
way IN support the late decision, doubt unfounded
PUT Mr. Ghester one OF the counsel for the missionaries is
ION, with petition from the missionaries for their rclcoss
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-06-12
COMMUNICATED

COMMUNICATED.
At meeting Of a respectable number o: the cit-
uzchs OF Fredericksburg, opposed 10 the re- elect
ION OF General Andrew Jackson as President of the
United states, convened at the Mayors Office ON
3lst ult!mo, Col Thomas III. Bolts was called to the
Char, and John Ilowison appointed Secretary
The Chairman stated the object of the mcetino
whereuPon, Committee composed of the following
gentlem9n, viz: Robert Il. Scmple, Edwin Carter
Henry Smith, Thomas jackson, and Gcorrc r.
Peake, was appointed to prepare an address The
Committee, after having retired for a time return.
ca, and presented an address, which was read, ac.
cepted, and ordered to he published.
In accordance with the object ayowcd ia calling
The meeting, on motion, it was resolved that the
CHAR be vested with the power to appoint a Com.
mIttcc OF Young Men, to be styled The Central Cor
responding Committee, whose duty it shall be TO
correspond with other Committees, and at pcriods
communicate the information they may acGuire to
the public when the Chairman announced the fol.
lowing Gentlemen, namely: Robert u. Scmplc
John W. Mitchell, Michael Ames James McGuire,
Charles G.. Wexford, Robert H. Crump, William
~ Wexford John Howison Henry r. Robcy, Uo-
race Carter, and on motion, Thumas H. Bolts was
added 10 the Committee
On motion, it resolved that n Delcrate bc
appointed TO attend the State Convention which ;s
10 assemble at Stnuntou on the 10th dav of JULY
next, when Col Thomas II, Bolts was un,ni,roue
iy elected TO represent this meeting in said Convcn
ton. III was also resolved that the Editors IS H.
Richmond and Fredericksburg papers. and those If
the National lnteligcnccr, he rcducsted In r,,hI;I
'"o proceedings OF this meeting, and its address
TIIO'S III. BOLTS CJojryo,
joins How1soS, Sccry
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-06-12

oniEF JUSTICE PARSONS 1t rule of the
take INTO his Office more than three students But
IL happened that the celebrity of Parsons then a
Practiring lawyer i'll Newburyport had gained him
more IMAM ms due, and he accused before the
bar of having five students He denied thc ch,rne.
but 1t being clearly proved that there were five
young gentlemen aiming 1T The law i'm his office it
was matter OF curious speculation among his le
gal brethren how he would get himself clear of the
accusation. ''Why, gcntlcmon," said he al have
positively but three students, and [ believe that
can prove it to your entire satisfaction. 1t is true
have five young men in my office, but one of them
rs q dandy, and another a fdier"
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ADDRESS.

INC committee appointed to prepare an Ad.
dress, expressing the sense of this Nicotine ON
the subject which has called them together, have
o'sChnaTgGd thcIr duty, and beg leave to report
the examination of the causes that have moved
the fruitful source Of inquctudc TO many of fI,c
subjects Of this Confcdcracy. These. ibcv com.
ccive, have been set forth in such variety of
Shapes, ana made the themes Of such frequent and
reiterated complaints that there can he nn C,, va
ducd with common intelligence, who has rendered
himself acquainted with them They do not bc
cvc there is one, how great soevor his deviation r.
the present Chief Magistrate of this Republic,
VINO docs not see, and if candid, would not ac.
knowledge, many Papablo errors, of which, in adj
mlnistcrlng tho Government, he has been cnIpobIy
guilty Torccount, therefore, all the Objectionable
measures of the Administrations and irac. n,cir
destructive influence upon the interests Of the
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-06-12

the mouth-pcce OF the party Ga leading Journal Of
the stated have invariably contcmdcd for such n
construction of the Constitution as limits the pow
of the Federal Government to the letter of ,bn,
instrument, such powers as are Incidental TO tho
powers thus expressed. Against Tsrif save for
the purposes of Revenue, they have always contend
ed Any system of Internal improvements con
Quoted by the Federal Government, has met at tho
Threshold with their firm and determined oppos;
u"n, upon Constitutional scruplcs 1t was to have
been expected that these gcntomcA for the sake
Of consistency, al least, would when the power was
put within their control, have avdilcd themselves
ot 1T To procure the services of who advocated
these principles. But possessing this power how
have they exercised III The Father OF Construc
nons thus construcd--thc eloquent advocate of
Constitutional powers, thus dciincd-a gentleman
VINO sustained these very principles with a zeal and
oniuty unrl"&!lcd on the floor of Congress, super
-0uood TO great private worth and unbcmi he'd mo-
RAJ fcPn'"''oh-a native and citizen of the State
one whom many of us have been pratilicd TO honor
W"h our confidence; when this distinguished gem
ucmah Is put IN nomination for Office with assn
RANGES OF success IN this State beyond cavil or
DOUBT we see tins party following in the wake of
Their editorial lcader) turn upon this their old thc;r
tried aud consistent friend, and take nm s,,a,,.,.
stranger IN tcetn%, in sentiment and in Driucjnc
a gentlemen who three months since irhrou,tbt 10
the hoticc OF The people of this Commonwealth i'm
opposition to the Candidate Uhc choicc) of Tho
State, would not have received one of five of tho
votes polcd-So tatitUdnartan of Tie mast Lai;fu
ol"o"S caste. This gentleman is taken up by, the
h'cnmond Junto toiNtcd upon the Virginia public
ny the adoption OF every ad clptandum appcaI that
ingenuity can invent, and is now fairly lacked Ia
the Jackson ticket, with the bright PROSPECTS of So
curing the vote of the State. If this be pyinciple
we ask TO be delivered from its influences,
The Committee conclude by Recommending n
corresponding committee of young men whose du
ty IT shall be to correspond with other committees.
particularly IN those States whose co-operation VIC
have calculated upon i'll this address; and at periods
communicate the information they may acquire to
the public.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-06-12
Nrw yopx Jrna : o

New York, June 5, p. M.
THE MARkET.-Flour maintains full prices
today Cotton and Coffee quiet.
Sales at the New York Stock and Exchange
Board, June $3.50 shares u. S. Bank 1851
Bills on London, 9baf.-Jour. Com
New YoRK, June 6--1 p. NJ.
Manifestations continues to arrive slowly.
frlces of Western remain without change South
crn continues 10 advance. Sales of GEORGETOWN
Mountain (of approved brands,) at Sc 25; Rich
mond County, 1000 brs sold at $35 20.
GRAiN.-Northern Yellow Corn has improved,
and sales have been made at IS cents, an advance
of 3 cents. No Wheat coming in.
In Colonial produce, nothing has occurred
worthy of particular rcmsrk. The export of Cot
lee continues on considerable scale. Muscovado
Sugars are still dull and Clayed scarcc-I'hc sales
OF Cotton since Monday, reached 1890 bales at
former prices, viz $50 Uplands at 93alO}; 200 Flo
rida at lOal J; and 200 Alabama, and 20 New Or
leans which latter sold in different small! lots
at former rates.-COur. q. En-.
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BALTIMORE. "Wednesday | o,cIocL -

7.
THE MARkET.-Flour continues to advance
500 appears to be the current store price in How
ara street to-day; wagon price S5.62!--Wc hear
of some small lots having changed hands at GOO
nothing doing in other descriptions. A cargo of
good Red Wheat, from Fredericksburg, was dis
posed OF at y 20al 23; we quote from l.2O TO 125
brisky at 5Oa'r2c. for White and Yellow at 52a
SIC. Rye 8OdS5c. Sales of Whiskey from the Sus
quehanna at oslo. in hhds, and 30a3lc. in bills,
as IN qualify; very little in market a lot of Lin
seed Oil sold at 81 cents-Patriot
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-06-12
UsESIED.

On Thursday evening, the 9TH instant, by the
Kew Philip Courtney, Mr.. ARCHIBALD TMGERLAKE
to Miss EMILY RUspRooK, daughter of the late
Capt Nathaniel Bowe, all of Hanover.
On Thursday evening, the 18th inst, by Elder
James b. Taylor, Mr.. STEPHEN X. SULLIVAN, to
Miss FRANCES ANN WIHGo. all of this city
True loves the gift which God has given
To man alone, beneath the Heaven;
1t is the secret sympathy,
The silver nk-the silken tie
Which, heart to heart, and mind to mind,
In wCd!0cll and in union bind
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-06-12
DIED.

After the short illness of two days, on tho
evening of the fifth instant at Springfield, in
the county of IIenrico, of Scarlet Fever,
yIcroEIA AMANDA, daughter of William and
Bidzey Walker, in the 18th year of her age Sho
was an interesting and afIcctionate child and the
idol of her friends and connexions.
tender plant ere it begins TO bloom,
Should by fatal frost be nipt SO soon
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w..
TO retrieve IT." says Mr. b. at became necessary
"to select man of the first rate character and abb
"Ihrs; such aman was Mr.. Mason"
This Letter relating entirely TO matter of fact,
was, il appears enclosed in smother from, the Pre-
SGcut OF the Bank Of even date with the last,
rcpiyin" Ia the Theoretical part of the Sccrctarvs
Letter. Mr. T. Expresses his concurrence in the
accuracy of the Sccrc,ary's views in the abstract
and goes into an irrctutrhc argument To shcw
tina, il is os necessary 10 the success of the ttm
uislration of the Govrrnu,cnt as to that Of the
Bank, that thc latter should hc entirely iudcpcn.
dent of party influence. We can Only spare room
for irw passages, which VIII yet """rd l" the
reader I'm idea OF On" general character of the
whole letter:
alt has been the sci lied policy Of the institution,
pursued with the most c,sdioS care, to devote it,
self exclusively ,o the purposes for which it was
instituted; IN nixiaiy franz GN y5tcaI contests; To
he sinl,lv and Absolutely bank, seeking ouly the
interests of The community and the iudcious en-
pIovmcnt OF the funds mrus,cd 10 It's management;
and ,,c,o. Ia. ,,,o,,,c,, ur-ycrtnv It's mower to
any Iocal or poyiy purposcs. The officers of the
bank. and all lis branches, are thoroughly imbucd
with this sn;r;, l,nv.ino rs they do that their
interference in political contentious would he high-
D., ~ ,y,.; IT, - y ADMINISTRATION rc Tho in
Stitution. Accordingly. have never during more
than nine years of intimate knowledge OF the bank,
perceived an example ct amy such interference. |
believe. that there ave not, III the whole country,
any other five hundred persons of equal Intelligence
50 distracted from public affairs as the five hun
drcd who are employees IN administering the bank;
ana am ''tiSh@o 'n'' "o !oan was ever granted
TO- or withheld lf"''' an! ,noitouai' on account oil
P'N,icai rarud"y or hnSH'lly'
NAT success III hi'hor'o escaping complaint
Whatever may t' us "egrec, is ch'ircly due to two
.un""ihon'' Preiles III It's administration; flrst,
'nt,' ~ inc c'ic' 90 10 'G',s ana the distribution
vi us 'o"nS Il S"o"" "c "n"''y indifferent to point
oI' Pi'u0s' ana second III All MS operations IT
S"ou'u Nv 'o',.y hu'pehdeht OF the oihcers OF the
'V ",, ~,
nv ""nN mas Always N'p' hscii aIo"f from all
pI Ji cox ncslo" with the Government; and
!, h 49, WI concerns us "Pn'oPr!"tc ""ieS'
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= a VIE subscriber is authorized to sell M0YfeLdg
x belonging to the heirs of Peter trinslev dc
ceased The tract contains about 500 acres; has
on 1T a comnodions two storied dwelling house; is
near all of it wood land Of original growth; or CO.
vercd with pine and cedar of second growth il lies
III Hanover county, ON the public roads and with
IN few hundred yards of the Mcchanicksvillc turn
pike; and also, within from 10 miles of the
city OF Richmond the situation is healthy and in
an excellent ncghborhood: the tract will be sold
entire or divided TO suit purchasers-and as TO the
payments, every reasonable accommodation will
be afOrded.
groves tavern very the land, on Thursday
the 18th instant, prepared to treat with those dis
posed to Purchase-and if it is sold in parcels to
lay them OIL, All persons disposed to purchase,
are requested to attend Z. STREET.
June S-2tc
b MiddIesex County Court, May 18th, 1892:
~ Warner Roanc, complainant, against Goorco
T. +. Lorimcr, James II. II. Lorimer John Daniel
John Jackson and Peter Il. Pollard delcndants-
Is CHANCGEy.
This day the complainant bv his Attorney.
and filed his bill, and the defendants Gcoreo g. il
borinor and James III. +. Lorinpr not HAVING en-
tered their appearance and given security accord
ing 10 The Act OF Assembly and the Rules Of this
Court, and it appearing TO he satisfaction Of tho
Court that they are not inhabitants of this Com
monwcalth: 1t is therefore ordered by the Court
thao they appear here on the fourth Monday in Oc-
toner next, enter their appearances, and give secu-
rity according TO law, that the bill Of the COM
Plainant will be taken for confessed tn them and
decreed accordingly; and that copy Of this order
be forthwith inserted in newspaper published
in the city Of Richmond for four weeks Successive
", and copy posted at the door of the Court
House in this county, for two successive Court
days. n Copy Tostc
81 GEO. HEALY, G. NC.
-
IBE ..srTtrrNAL ING rs published ty,c. q 60,
Cruesdays and f"days) at FHIE dollars per aupu.m'
For adyorsins75 cents square for lrss) for the first
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" of the most respectable Members Of The Ncw
UGmp ShiYc Legislature, naming Sutt"Ot@ persons
for Directors at Portsmouth, and the other petition
is subscribed by most of the business men, MGR
chants, at Portsmouth, without distinction of
party -
"Gaeing rcccRfiy &pcm ScrcrGi 'rcc@S 1" Nc'o
HAMPSHIRE, | am abe to say, from my own know
ledge that the sentiment of dissatisfaction on "C
| count of the recent management ot The DrIhch
at Portsmouth, by Mr. Mason, is general; that ms
conduct has been partial and oppressive, ana cal
culatcd not less nlurc the institution, than TO
disgust and dsaoct the principal business men;
and that no measure short OF his removal VIII tend
to reconcile the people OF New Hampshire, to the
Bank. A letter from gentleman ut Portsmouth,,
now before me- says-'rhis man (Mr. Muson }
controls the whole OF the Bank; it is like
having hut one Director; he is accommodating TO
pensioners; has put them To unnecessary trouble
and expense; he has ordered large discounts to be
made TO Mr.. Lawrence, his brother in law at Bos-
ton; at the same time he has refused to occommo-
date our merchants with two or three thousa nd
dollars, and this, too, on the very best OF paper.
"'rIIE FRIENDS OF GENERAL JACKSON
IN NEW HAMPSHIRE hare had Jut too much
reason 10 complain Of tie management of the branch
Al Portsmouth. All they now ask is that this in
stItution III that state may not continue to be an
engine of political oppression by any parry. The
Board has, L believe, invariably and exclusively
consisted OF individuals opposed TO the Gene, n
Government. OF the ten persons named i'm the NET;
ton Tor Directors, SIR friends of the last ant
lo"r are friends OF the present Administration
ihey are, however, alike gentlemen of rcspcc abili
ty, who have sinister objects to he promote cd
understanding well the responsibilities and TN,
wants OF business men. With such direction
do not doubt the branch at Portsmouth will be SC
cure and prosperous and satisfy all. The advan
togc OF having two reputable men in the Board
zone OF whom is State Treasurer out of Ports
mouth, must be obvious.
IL hope the petitions will receive the friendly con
S'deralion of the Directors of the parent Bank
81 am, gentlemen, with much respect,
! NM.
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PltH.
BrO0eE-EIOcEc Fan Races, 1892.

TNNHE Races The Broad Rock Course will COM
n mence on TUESDAY, the 18th September next,
and continue days.
First Day. Sweepstakes-first a post-sweepsiake,
mile heats, entrance $780, p p free for any colt that
race, at the time of subscribing their names
Subscribers James J. Harrison, John NJ. Bolts VIM. n
Johnson, and William Wynn-Second Race, same day,
colt sweepsake, two mile heats, entrance $780, half
forfeit four subscribers.
John NJ. Bolts enters by Johanna, out of Clifford
dam
John Minge enters c.. f. by Hotspur out Of Jack
Andrews.
James J. Garrison entersas by Shawnee, dam Char.
lotte Pace.
William Wynn enters a Monsieur Tonson colt out of
Needs Bedford Mare.
Second Ddy.-The Proprieor's Purse, two mile heats.
purse 5000, entrance SIS.
Third DGy.-The Jockey Club Purse, mile heats.
entrance $50, purse $500, money hung up.
This being the first Of the new Club full meet
ing OF the members is requested at Broad Rock, the
evening OF the colt race, Tor the purpose appointing
officers, &c. l. PUCKETT Proprietor
Sept. Z. 35-0
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NOTICE-I offer for sce the property which hold at
Louisa Court House ItspScuar situation is such,
well as its unusual advantages, thai description of
them would make an advertisement too long The build
ings OF wood, and would require small advance inn
prove them, say from thousand fifteen hundred
lars to make them sufficient for all the advantages which
pertain to the property The land is OF ordinary quality
but in high state Of improvement. The tract contains
392 IL acres The whole of that which is cleared is in
very fine nth; II likewise contains that whichs not
mon to such establishments, superabundance of farm
timber and fire wood Should the seasons be congenia
the hay crop, which will be made this year. is worth
not less than thousand dollars and be sold directly
at home The land like other land which requires Gull
hvaton and improvement, and to be taken of, is
adapted any crop which belongs our climate in Vir-
giniaatude SO 12 degrees-and the soil susceptible
by the application of those which are easily and rea-
Oily to be had, If there capitalists purchase The
place, tho called Louisa Court House deemed village
and by many individuals it thought could be made much
larger the Of the land would lay il of lots The
cost to the purchasers, in copartnership originally
twenty-five thousand dollars, in the year 1917 or lS-
The expenditures and subsequent improvements have
been very considerable all events to make the sum al
this period equal to thirty thousand dollars for the whole;
and the profits which annually arise at this dull PERIOD as
well as the very many bad of late crop years has paid
more than per centum; and the purchaser should think
that were TO his interest," after examining the peculiar
advantages which the property has would bring an inter
est OF more than IL IL per centumThe subscriber in
the absence Of those which necessary avail
himself OF all the advantages which necessary is in
duced to offer for sae.Itis situated on the main road
leading from Richmond north and northwest; about 80
miles from Richmond and the stage road called the
Louisa and Orange line and in the direction Charottes
vile, distant from that place the present road So miles
but the direct route is by the Green springs the
waters Of which were formerly much resored TO- and
held in high repute-They, however, the property
OF Dr. James M Morris, and not resorted 10 pub
| lie watering place.
II presumed that the place offered for sale is general
~ known in Virginia if not in other States and The sub
scrber confidently and i'm good faith recommends il
exceedingly valuable and healthfu situation. Reference
TO the subscriber for further particulars either by letter
| in person. must be Louisa Court House, Va.
! Sept4 t3i-t0 JNO. M. PRICE.