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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-02-05

n viii stard the ensuing st my house, White
Hall, Hanover county Na two miles from Tay sviile
ten from Hanover courthouse, and twenty from Rich
monl, ~ a very reduced prce-Terms Pedigree and
Performance hereafter. THOMAS DOSW ELL.
January 2G. 81 u
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NOTICE TO FARMERS GALLEGO MILLS
YHNHE above mills will stop grinding for this season LIST
n March next Those who have wheat to sell, will
find to their advantage send it to market before that
day u. j. CHEVALLIE
Jan 81 SI-iIst NJ
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Executors Sale Of Ydiuabie Real and Personal Es-
tate, CroD. &c

tate, Crop, &c.
AAElLl. be sold, at public auction Thursday the
Wv 18th Feb 1888, on the premises, that valuable
tract of Land belonging TO the late VIM Mckinney decd
situated in the county OF Campbell, Big Falling river
near Reads old Store. This of land formerly own
ed by arlon Jones and his heirs probably contains
about 400 acres, 300 OF which rich low grounds
by those who know it, il is believed be among the very
best tracts in the country The title is ndisputable The
plantation is in high state of cultivation and 209
OF wheat neatly put in. in good time.we will SELL at the
same time and place, the reversonary interest in two
thirds OF an adjoining tract in which VIM. Jones' ID B
has life estate, which has considerable quantity of low
grounds, and is very valuable tract of land
.NegrOeS.-Wi be sold on the same day, 80 or 40 ne
groes, as likely and valuable any in Yirgnia-among
them are two first-rate backsmiths
Stock, Sc.-S or 10 likely and well broke mules seve
raj valuable plantation horses, from so 100 sheep about
% head OF cattle hogs, &c. together with large quaint
ty OF corn, oats, fodder, plantation utensils Sc
Terms Of SGle.-The land will be sold upon four equal
annual instaments, the purchase money secured by
deed Of trust upon the land and good personal security
upon the first and second nsalments in addition The
negroes will he sold credit till the LIST day of June
next, for one half of the purchase money; the other half
on the LIST day OF June 1884 Bonds with approved secu-
rty will be required for the The credit for the
other property will be LIBERAL and made known on the day
OF sale. Mr. John Cardwe the manager of the estate
VIII shew the land to any person wishing purchase
nc sale VIII be conducted by John r. d. Payne, Auc
iioneer CHS. MKINNEY,)
THO. MKINNEY, Ex'ors
JNO. MKINNEY,S
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a FEMALE well qualified to give instruction in Mn.
"a sic, and come well recommended will with
liberal encouragement from Miss Hughes, Precepiress Of
the Benvenue Seminary, Gloucester county.
Dec p. GS-2aw12i
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MON, blood bay Stallion OF fine form, by NJ adison
" one OF the best of the imported Dioned dam BY
Potomac another distinguished Of Diomed e. dam bv
Gimcrack, will stand the ensuing season. under the i'm
mediate direction OF Mr. John Fsgg Everettsvie Al
bemarle Godonsvile, Orange. and the neighhorhood
the Green Springs, Louisa THOS. ]. RANDOLPH
Jan II. I7S-I2n John EAGG
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n Aw BOOKS, MAPS, JOURNALS, &c.-The un
n dersigned has for sale,
4

n Aw BOOKS, MAPS, JOURNALS, &c.-The un.
III A dersigned has for sale.
Henng's Statutes at large
Gimer's, Randolph's and Leighs Virginia Reports
Journal OF the Convention of l775 and of the Con-
venou OF 1888.
Journals OF the House of Delegates from I776 to 1890
and OF the Senate from 1889 and 1855 TO 1890:
ALSO,
few copies of the large Map of Virginia at $40 and
the small Map OF Virginia at 81, both on rollers and
in portable cases.
Separate volumes of most of the Reports can be fur
nished.
is proper to guard the purchasers of the Virginia Re-
ports against prated edition OF the 9th volume of Ran
dops Reports which has been printed in violation of the
copy right, and thrown into the market here 1t will be
readily distinguished from the original edition prn,ed by
y Shepherd Co.. Richmond, 1927 by the nieroritv of
execution, and it is scarcely necessary remark that lit
tie reliance be placed upon the accuracy of law
book which has appeared under such circumstances.
The undersigned has il in his power supply any num-
her OF Law Books of the best editions and at the lowest
prices; and will promptly attend all orders from pur-
chasers OF the above mentioned Books and Maps without
compensation. The Journals of the Conven ons and &c.
neral Assembly contain of valuable aad interesting
information, which entities them place in every pub
lie and private library in this State.
Letters (post paid) will receive instant attention
VIM. H. RICHARDSON
Librarian Of the State.
January
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-02-05

H\ ANAWlIA LAND.-Ihe proprietor OF a valuable
INA tract OF land lying the Kanawha River near its
junction with tho Ohb, and contiguous TO the village Of
Point Pleasant, is desirous OF exchanging il for a
fair valuation Thc tract consists OF 6O7 acres mostly
0ottom dnd, and portion OF IL in cultivation II has been
Pronouncedby gentlemen who have recently inspected it,
one oil the most valuable tracts the Kana,yha ANY
person who may be disposed TO make the proposed ex
change Is requested to address Major Lawrence Lewis
al Woodawn, near Alexandria, -. c. giving Jescrip.
fion OF his negroes and their prices.
December 10 65-2awiIstMa
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RXCxEMOvD, IIRGHvHg TUESDaY. rERRU1Rr5 lsaa
VALUABLE srocK OF DRY GOODS AT cor

VALUABLE SrOCK OF DRY GOODS AT COST
vHNHE Co-parnershp OF the subscribers having expired
N on the lst inst, by its limitation, and being desrous
10 settle up their business possible they offer
their entire stock at prime cost, comprising large
desirable assortment OF staple aud fancy goods TO which
sers opportunity favorable for obtaining their
supplies rarely occurs II. NELSON s. co
n. BIO person wishing 10 purchase the whole, or
large part oil the stock the terms would be accommodate
ing, aud the house would be rented lease or by the
year. JAN 20. TS2-2tw31
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HAMES RIVER LAND FOR SALE-sOO acres of
- land in the county OF Albemarle about two miles by
water above the lounshng little village Of scosyille
ABOUT ZO0 acres OF the land low grounds very
hnc quality The highland is also Of excellent quality
There IS on this land large dwelling house nearly built
but unfinished VIM Scott living on tie land will sheyy
1t to any person disposed to purchase.
c. A. SCOTT.
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~ LHF - FOX SALE.--in pursuance Of decree OF
- the County Court Of Caroline the undersigned Com
customers named thcrein WILL tic second Monday in
February next Nhat being Caroline County Court dsy)
credit Of twelve months, eight Slaves Of the estate Of Rich.
ard lahalefFo, decd. JAMES y. THORN ON
=. DICKINSON
DoWlhe 1reen' Jan 10 1893. 70-wiw+
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H OCUST GROYE-A UOluobIs esfaie for sale.--De-
~ sirous Of removing TO The West offer for SALE one
Of the most desirable situations in The county Of Hafix
being on tho road leading from 9osby's Ferry 10 Hdftx
Court House, SIX miles from the Ferry and fourteen from
the Cou' House. containing 200 acres half Of which
isi WOODS ana considerable portion first tobacco
land, all in good repair. the improvements arc orgc
dwelling house, with six below and passage and
all other necessary out-houscs further description is
deemed unnecessary ast Is presumed persons wishing
purchase will view for themselves NJ j. ROWLEf
hahaN county, Va, Dec. 10. 65-wtI5hF
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-04-06

purpose Of preventing the passage Of
the Channel by the Egyptian army,
which was supposed to be advancing
on the capital.
The French papers which are to
the 4th, notice an increased activity
in the naval arsenals at Brest and lou
Ion, and intimate that a large squadron,
the precise destination of which still
remains uncertain, is about to assem-
bic Immediately. That at Toulon
can hardly have any other destination
than the I.evant.
The embargo on Dutch vessels bad
not been taken oil. but the exception
seemed to increase ola speedy and pa
citic settlement Of the differences be-
tween Belgium and Holland.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-04-06
ORDINANCE.

We the people Of the State of :.
Carolina in Convention assembled. do
declare and ordain that the Act OF
Congress of the United States. emit
tied An Act further to provide for
the collection Of duties on imports.
approved the I'd day of March, 1888.
IS unauthorized by the constitution OF
the United States, subversive of that
Constitution, and deemed null and
void within the limits of this State
and it shall be the duty Of the Legis-
lature, at such time as they NAV deem
exPedient. to adopt such measures and
pass such acts As NAV be necessary to
prevent the enforcement there. {. and
to inflict proper penalties on any per-
son who shall do any act in exec ution
or enforcement ofthe same within the
limits Of this state.
We further ordain, that no person
who shall be hereafter elected or ap-
pointed, or who has heretofore been
elected but has not vet taken the oaths
of office required at the time Of his e.
lection or appointment to any offiC e
civil or military within this state.
Tine mbers Of the legislature alone cx-
Cepted) shall enter on the execution of
such office or be in any respect compe-
tent to discharge the duties thereof.
until he shall have taken in addition to
the oaths Of office now required, at
the same time and in the same man.
ner that such oaths are required to be
taken, the following oath of allie
glance:
Il declare myself a citizen Of the
free and sovereign state Of South
Carolina; declare that my ale
girnce is due to the said state, and
hereby renounce and abjure all other
allegiance Incompatible Herewith;
and ] will be true and faithful to the
said state, SO long as continue a citi-
zen thereof So help me God.
And it is further ordained that if "a
ny officer heretofore elected or here
after to be elected, shall refuse or neg
lect to take the aforesaid oath, within
the time that other oaths Of office are
required by law to be taken, such Of
fee shall be considered vacant, and
the Governor Of the state shall pro-
coed Except in the instance Of the
Judges Of the state) to fill such vacan-
cy by appointing an officer. to serve
until another officer shall be elected
and duly qualified.
Charleston Courier.
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iron, the .Nt,c York Courier and Enquirer
FOREIGN N..N s.

\ successful soi.ir has been made
from Oporto by the new commander.
Gen, raj Soiieu;.C. tut it does rot seem
10 have been attended with ary dCCl-
sive effect. \ i;o,deaux paper saws
that letters hid been received from
Madrid which state that Sir Strat!orG
Canning had concluded Il treaty with
the = ,anis! Government. in virtue ci
which Do.Iaa Maria was 10 BE- acknvl-
edged ABSOLUTE Queen Of portl-al
hu; : sol 10 marry an English. French
or Slaalsh Prince. We suspect that
lille credencc i due TO tins intcli
"cuCC. There arc some illusions II
tie accounts from Spain of the rreya
ic.oc u tue cholera IN Oporto.
l;a-lrv> between Holland and i,
c.ur !" nos appear 10 have made an,
..crc-- TOYS ards settlement. o. tn,
c,t,trarv = measure has probably bee
taken >, Tho King Of Holland whic'
r:ls.v produce. rev difficulties. He IN
imposed tariff On the car-oes q
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-04-06

South CarOlina.-The Convention OF
South Carolina met at Columbia on Mon
day the 18th of March. After the usual
formaIi,ies Of opening such assemblies.
';ov. Hamilton addressed the convention
IN a manner that the most f;lstidiOus can
no, object to, and in concluding rendered
his resignation Of the office of President.
1t was accepted, and Robert " Hay ne
chosen to fill the vacancy.
Mr.. Leigh, Commissioner from the
commonwealth of Virginia, was received
10y the memoers standing and uncovered.
\ Ct mmittce of twenty-one gentlemen
were appointed to take into consideration
the communication of Mr.. Leigh, and all
matters connected with tic subject, AID
the course which should be pursued by
the present convention in the present
crisis 81 political affairs. The committee
reported on We !nesday, at considerable
length, and recommended the following
Ordnance which was passed by vote OF
loo to l.
.'intluenccd by those views, the
committee is satisfied that it would
not comport with tine liberal feelings
OF the people of South Ga. DINA; nor
be Consistent with the sincere desire by
wniCn they have always been animated,
not OIL, 10 live in harmony with their
nretncr.,, but to preserve the Unio., of
lne St,tes, could they hesitate undercx-
i>ling circumstance, Recommending
that the ordinance OF Modification, and
the acts ofthe Legislature consequent
thereon, be henceforth held ard
deemed of no force and effect. And
they recommend the following ORDl-
NAME.
ORDINANCE
WHEREAS, the Congress of the
United States by an act recently pas
sei, has made such a reduction and
modification OF the duties on foreign
imports, as amounts substantially to an
ultimate reduction of the duties to the
Revenue Standard: and that no higher
duties shall be laid than may be neces-
sary TO deiray the economical eXpend-
iturc> of the Government.
II as therefore Orda,,!ed and Declared.
That the Ordinance entitled An Ordi-
nance to Nullify certain acts OF the
Congress of the United States. pur-
porting to be laws laying duties on the
Importation offorelgn commodities.
and all acts passed in pursuance there
of. be hencctorth deemed and held to
have no force or effect; provided thai
the act entitled IAN act further to al
ter and amend the militia laws OF thi:
State" passed on the Doth day OF De
cember. 1882. shall remain in force
until it shall be repealed or modihet
by the Legislature.
/ The excitement on the enforcing bill
(,he "blcody bill is very great. Messr<
Dravton. Mitchell. and Blair, who vote
In favor of that bill. have been burn: i
: eificv. Mr.. ForsS tn had received sim
lar compliment; in Georgia These PR
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ART 5. 1t shall be the duty Of the
President to preside in all meetings Of the
society and of the committee; and in his
bsenoe the Vice President The Secre
iry shall keep a reoo d Of the proceed
IS of the society and the committee.
ART. Il. 1t shall be the duty Of the
responding committee, ts labor bv all
suitable means to promote the object of
this society; to call the attention of per
sous of all ages and denominations, to
the magnitude Of the evil which this So
icietv aims to prevent; and to the immea-
SurabIe good which il wishes to effect. by
obtaining and circulating pamphlets which
have already been published, or by pre-
pairing and publishing essays Of its own.
This committee shall consist of twelve
persons. including the President and Sec
rotary. They shall meet on their own
adlournments, or at the call Of the pre-
siding officer, or Of any two members
of the committee; and any six members
of the committee shall constitute a quo
rum at any meeting, duly called. The
committee shall have power to fill its own
vacancies:
ART. l. The regular meetings of this
society shall be held quarterly; extra
meetings may be called by the commit
tee of correspondence.
ART. =. Societies auxiliaTies to this
NAV be TO, med, whose delegates shall be
entitled to a seat in the meetings of this
society.
ART. =. ANY member transgrcssing
the rules Of temperance laid down in this
Constitution, is thereby liable to expul-
sion.
ART. 10. No alterations or amend
ments shall be made to this constitution.
except bv the consent Of three fourths Of
the members present. at regular meet
ing of this society.
After the ador tion of the above pre-
amble and constitution the following
resolutions were passed.
Rcsofred, That Il committee of vigil
ance he appointed, consisting Of eight
members Of the society, whose duty il
shall be. to present the constitution of
this society to all adult pers ms Of the
town of Richmond and its vicinity, solicit
their names thereto, and report their pro-
gre>s to the next meeting of the society
To wit: A ell Thnrnhurg, Caleb X. Viii
liams, John Smith, Isaac Morris. Joseph
Andrus, Sarah Gordon, Margaret Morris,
and Nancy Pegg
ResOlrei, That Edmund Grow. 7, be ap-
pointed to deliver a lecture on the subject
Of Temperance, at the nexi meeting of this
society.
On motion. the society went into an
appointment Of its officers, whereupon,
Achilles Williams was appointed Presaa
dent, Aaron johnson Vicc-Presidcnt, anu
Robert B. Butler Secretary ofthis society.
Josiah NJ Mallary Banner I.awhead.
james Henry, Philip S. Hitchcock. Ben
jamin Hill, Edmund Grover, Mathew ID.
Springer, William n. Cammack, jesse
S;utIer, Nathaniel Lewis, Isaac Morris.
and Thomas J. Larsh. were appointed
members of the Committee of Correspon
dence.
Resolced, That the Secretary present
To the editor of tn Palladium, a copy of
the preamble and Constitution, with the
proceedings of this meeting for publica-
ton.
On motion, the meeting adjourned to
meet on the last Saturday (thc 27th) April.
at one O'Clock IN the afternoon.
A. WILLIAMS, President.
X. B Butler Secretary
gHh,r,, TO- a, 4
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RICHMOND PALLADIUM
SATURDAY, APRIL &, 1888.

An unusual press of job work, must "a
paper.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-04-06

Township Etections--At the electio,
held on Monday last for township officers
The following persons were elected to tin'
Offices attached to their names:
William Eltridgc. for Constable.
Charles O'llarra, do.
Jesse Burke,
Stephen M'Whinney
Isaac Jefiries,
San'l Fleming Overseer of the poor.
William III. Vaughan
Hiram .oover, Inspector Of elections.
J"hn ". p ,mmer. Fence viewer.
VIM L.. Body,
For Supervisor Of Roads,
Curtis Parks, LIST district.
Fielding Carr, I'd
Aaron Shute, 3D.
Benoni Newly, Alb
David Wright, 5th "
Wn swallow, 9th
Wn Y. Abingdon, 9TH "
Jacc., wore, Sth y"
Ri Ia ~ Pedrick. 9th
Jlco1 Saunders, 10Th
john w .ndkirk, 18th "
Henry Adams, 18th ="
Enos Ward, 18th
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-04-06
X. B Butler. Secretaru

Thirty five thousand dollars has been
recently offered and refused TOR the
horse old Bertrand.
The Legislature Of Maryland have
repealed the law of that State, abol-
ishlng Imprisonment for debt, for less
sum than thirty dollars.
The bill for making rail road be-
tween Baltimore and Washington, has
passed the Senate of Maryland unanl-
mously.
The Secretary Of the Treasury ac-
knowiedges the receipt OF SltO, trans
mitted anony mously BY mail from Phil
adcIphia, In an envelope containing
only tue words, '.Credit the United
States"
The Supreme Court of the United
States terminated its session on the
18th ult.
Governor Dinsmorc,o of New Hamp-
shire, has been reelected without
much opposition.
Two .iooscs have recently been
killed on the SChoodic River, Maine;
and the Reindeer, in great numbers.
fall an easy prey to those who choose
to pursue them.
| Charles the Tenth is dangerously
i'll at Prague.
On the 9th ult. flour was selling in
New Orleans at S3 u. per barrel.
! Recent English papers mention the
death Of Col. TarIeton,who was so ac-
tive in the south during the revolution.
i 1t is said that several persons have
died Of the Cholera at the Point Of Tia
wanna.
! HANNAH MooaE.-We regret to
, learn that this distinguished lady wa:
supposed to be Oh her death bed. She
: is in the Slth year Of her age.
1t is sta ed in late E. giish Paper upon
: wh hat is CONSIDERED semi official authority
o that the British goverhmensaeave deter
mined to tarou open the EaaAsdia Irsdr
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TEMPERANCE MEETING.

AT meeting Of the citizens Of the
town of Richmond, on The 18th of March,
1888, al; the Methodist meeting house, for
the purpose of forming Temperance
Society, \. Williams was called to the
chair, and H. B. Butler appointed secre-
tary for the evening
The House being organized, the audi
cncc was respectfully addressed by Mar
tin NJ Ray, and others, on the SUBJECT of
temperance; after which, the following
Preamble and Coustitction were read
adopted.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-04-06
CONSTITUTION
OF the Temperance Society of

CONSTITUTION
OF the Temperance Society of Rich
mond, Wa, ne county Indiana.
Whereas, the improper use of intoxica-
ting liquors, has been found by eXpe-
Renee to be the source of evils of meal
cuiaDic magnitude, alike destructive to
the interests of individuals. families, and
communities: And whereas, the prev a
lence of this vice has such u fatal effect
mon means winch have been appointed
for the moral and religious Improvement
of men, And whereas, the various meas
ures Which the friends of morality have
adopted Though not altogether unsuc-
cessfuD have been found, for want of ge-
neral and united effort, quite insufficient
to give efiectual or permanent check TO
this desolating evil: And whereas, we
believe some more vigorous means and
exerlons are evidently required-some
system of instruction and action, winch
will make steady and powerful impress
sion on the present and succeeding gene
ra,ions, and will In this way ultimately
effect change ofpubiic sentiment and
practice IN regard to intoxicating H.
quors:
Therefore, the friends of domestic AID
social happiness. now present. resolve
to form a society to promote Temper
ance, and If practicable, TO reform the
Incorporate; to effect which, we agree
to be governed by the following
CONSTITUTION.
ARTICLE L. This society shall be call
co The Temperance Society Of Rich
mond
| ART. 2. The object II this society
shall be to suppress IntemPerance, by
discountenancing, both by precePt ant
example. the use Of ardent spirits. ex
cept prescribed by physician or som
temperate person.
ART. g. ANY person may become
member by subscribing his OF her nam
to this Constitution
! AKT. 4. The officers Of this societ
shall consist of a President, Vice Presto
!, ent, Secretary, and a committee Of Co
lreSpondence. all of whom shall renal
in Office Unit. others are chosen.
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ceedings have met with that, which they
richly deserve from all intelligent parties,
contempt. We give below the ordinance
intended to nullifv the above law IT.
fate Is vet uncertain.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-10-22
Charles Bennett

IT AS received BY the Brig Belviders, from Liver
Ii pool, and other arrivals ~
Point blankets. all sizes
10-4 ll-4 and VA rose blankets
1874, 1874 and IA bes, family blankets
5-s fine Bath blankets
Shoe thread in bales, various qualities
Patent colored and W. B thread
Cisrk's Mile End, London, FIRST quality spool and
ball cotton
English black 6 ,loons single and double width
Baizes and hanbels
Kerseys, drab cloths and hushings
Cloths, kerseymeres and vestings
Black and colored circassians
First quality camblets
Furniture oslicoes and dimi;ies, very handsome
An assortment Of printed and Madras hdkh
Black Italian crsvats and sewing silk
Merino and cotton hose, Of oil qualities