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NOTICE.

yESliE nnderslgned lulvIrg fotmei q On paeipei
&" ahIp under ,he atgle If Martin. Haaf and
Htadoa, and having purchased on, ticenlire aloes
Of Lorenzo Novel, Esq ia this place, will carfv
on, N tle hoo4 Ie'eiy occupied ~ hun nlafge Try
goods business. Tbeir assortment s now very zen
afal, aud N n few @oeks wall be alaed To extensive.
ly, by purchase from the sof'hs
The l1e customers of Atr Nofy II together with
oaf f'ends aud the public " aff1Ht 70 spect-'
fully requested - call upon us W P.oaise them
AZ GOOD hetgnins as cnn BE- bod ~ dis pl ,cr. Our
vs. oflmrnf al all llmcs shall he soeh ~ 10 suit all
'lat# tofdealrfs, -wholtsale ef r ALL.
One bran4, Of anf transactions WI d5at Of 4
esn5rl Commission business We sH at'eni
parteiaIy 10 tie foee VIM aad fal Vaflingnf foods
ns vii rs ia Tie soIstotalt set's = a~H4lna3. We
haya room tpt slplosc o.
So a'fG soWfdNf
Rt. t4.IfN nG>I,
D 4R4ODS.
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DIGGES' OFFICE
Lynchburg, March 9Th, 1888 )
Bra4 NJ Of the Virginln Monoogtlla Lottery,
Glass No. ], for 1893.
II So as 20 40 IS % 81 So.
On Friday the 18th inst. the Monongalla Lot
tory, No. ,, draws at Richmond, containing Pm
yes of Sl5000-500o-2000 &c. &c--i, ekets and
shares for sale at blHlIES Ottfh"
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! under the impulse Of the momont ani Itenier ny
hand TO the honorable Senator with perfect freedom
aud cordially.
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SCENE !,

HE OElIltfl luHD 4Nll9tIooINjl. lItbISh tf
-. .a,n;.a.... .a.,.. ,ho,, e ,,o,o,n.
=,
acd by MI Ndihou" anu INC a'e' eNF''s''"7 -
Il perfect contempt for the Senator from Massaz
ehusett, On Saturday last. IN the Seuato, Mr..
-. aua,l, .,.oi,,r r,ol {,rtane
y +,
L eea pc &c maker oe'"e II '''''''d"''s ~ ~
as eoumuniaes-rose, and addressed the Chair 10
the following effect
Mr. CLAY Al ;ne;1on, occnrred \ few DAYS
..1;.L : ,n mi an
=, =. snra ,h,, j., ,ho, 60 M, ,hc ,,,6ole senate n,rz
,il.i,,,ai L. ! a1',,t 80 =, snn,e ~ ,he observations
-. To- h, H. tas,r,il, Sa,a,ar f,on, Nississnni
mi a., h,,a.ali. Soa,,.r Cran, Massachusetts
- - #,,,h ,=r=r.,.a, :, =, in,,or,,n, bfl then
,,l,, ., ,.r.,,1.l # rio t,nc tlnse re-.
-. IL ,o,. Md. ,Lat Inv WEN the rcsrIt or nan.
-, n,i.so,csa,a,n :, h,cb' nfrc Ia IN ntIr,bnf.d
ii =, ~, 20, hid, .,ehnt l5z,.. b,oo,ail,
s.., t,rs c.lt--in IN. n,s,;;on m winch fine, stn,1
IA ards ese, otbrr-,be ono f., carry. the 9th = 10
ilr,, ~, :, .,s,. VT ,resn,ct =, winch nv f,eot
f.o Niss,s.in,, aud myself unfortunately took
different, views
The cuneludins obsrrvatr9ts nth senator from
Mississippi. afir having d lv,fHd very able and
ar.nmrn1ativr spe=-h. on winch / nd not say
"a IN and the Srngtc. ombodItd vi winch coull
oeeion n, IL bc1r on his side Of the question, nnl
made ne regretlhal W. bad sfiar benefit Of his
abby. In canelullng bis remrks II Did appear
tosooe members Of the nenai aad 10 myself and
have 10 doubt that / was so iejtbv TN honor bic
s oator from Massachusetts, that tl,erc was SOM
thing, personal. and peculiarly harsh III Us lon
eas,c. Aefinr on that supDos ton. til honorable
#Sanato3 f. IN VI f,srhus is. m TIE coalsc Of ms
obs rv5ti,a, also used lpapuar. 4h.u m8y have
seemed to be uauc 5~saulq h5rsa Bat IN tnc sense
which Understood the rsma,As i he nonoran5,
aaator from Mississippi t. , ate. froui NJ
= I#,saus IN lit have totud some Iusl faiion.
nm p,rfeth SD en,e ~. dpW,N# l. that lhr
- a..
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. ar, PUBLIC

Enc bHl introduced hy M ClaN % - 'l,#'
,he proceeds of the sale. oftn Pnoiie Lo'l>' pea.
sur, of vast importance, thouaf it has been aim 81
,arown into the shade by the stirring questions
saich were agitated during IL 1T session OF
Congress-pa5ssd III Hoast of Rsrfez %tatlyas,
ON the Ist MS. with some omendmet,s tHhieh
v,re afterwards ecerdad to by tie seuate,) after n
wan DISCUSSION. The vote stood lhus yeas 90.
l1as 20.
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RED rfON.

kAbsEp VA
FEHllE beautiful clesnnt Sol
!! : S.1 :,s:, &c; .s :: ..: : Cd. . . q: !:
March, ut / ]. Moorman'5, on tie Lyhchburg
and Salem Turnpike, Mules from Lynehburg ut
Mr.. b Fiach's stable, ut Campbell Courthouse
and u, Nj. r Gibbons on the Richmond road, -
MUS rom LyrchburS, at which stands he
vii b. regular, except on public days, und
Will be rt to mares atthc moderate price Of - the
SINGLE leap. to be paid at the time Of service-uuy
person putting a mare, fthc mare shouldn ot stand
may come lrlo the season. at 80, 10 be dischar.
eelby ST. fnul y ihin The season, or 9i5 10 m
sure-50 cents 10 the groom IN every case.
BEHDEGEEE.
RED FOX was by the celebrated horse Mad.
son, who vas g7i by the imported horse Doomed,
his dam by Young DRAGON, who was got by the
imported horse Dragon, lis g%randam by King
Ha,o1. his : s%rapdan by Apollo, who was got
by the imported morse Janus, The greatest atten.
ton val be paid to prevent accidents or escapes,
Ina, we viii not be responsible for any.
TiIOS. J. NORMAN,
THOS. JONES.
March 7 I'm
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March
Public Sale Of Drugs, e

Public Sale of Drug, cs%'ejnes,
&c.
JHFliL be spli. al pubic. - toa, #afsdae,
y ! lin mt IA til tawa - AsD,habe, a eHu-
IA asso'rmento If Drugs, Me- ne. P#fn5, DIS,
-; t~fIansine 10 he estate o. i elfie 5haan j.
DUO. dee. t%ogetteI viha - lie asrst a-l ffovs~
IS heleua Jae 20 fhe sat8 es,at,. AI- ~ fata
i reel Cariage. Term nude kns$n ~ da3
al sale.
Al lersFna iodcbfcd 10 the estate of The late
u. ans y. D1sal. dee. &c trquPstsd 81 n ala ina
nef'atr pay men Ia David II. Ly NAV, 10 Is al.
tnurizfd 20 .oitle tn accounts. &e at sad estate.
a. longcf indulgence cannot be g,ysn. fhoss nav
ing claims against sad t%si''sa are teqnesied 10
bring the ~ Toward peoaeat apthentraftd. ar
settlement. ELiLABE.5 Il DUfAI, A8m'x
81 lios. J Duvnl, dec
Much : ri.
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"TIIE REPUBLICANS BANNER

"TIIE REPUBLICAN, BANNER
W. publish, in another column, Mr.. Rlycs's
proposals for the publication Of a paper, hearing TIN
above tltle, IN Richmond. All who know the IN
haence Of a Metropolitan press, must be aware OF
the importance, al tbs moment, Of a paper ut Tie
seat Of govcrnmcnt, devoted to the preservation ol
the Union, on the terms Of the original compact
and opposed to the recently brooeLed her.slts,
which, if they obtain the a endancy, open Wide
the h~ooigates Of anarchy and civil stule. W.
lhetefofc earnestly solicit cor the proposed pap
the active support of those whose political prif-
cIplcs correspond with those Of It's Editor. hif.
Rivcs's talents ant principles require no cadolsel
where he IS so well known as lie Is here.
81 The Richmond Jehersonian announces, thai,
after The 25th of this month, its present Editor
will have the assistance of Augustine l.. Inbney
Esq IN the editorial department Of that paper.
g~r 1t is sad that the President has, for tbc fourth
time, nominated Mr., Gwynn as Receiver ofPo5iie
Monies IN Mlssissippi-and that the Senate has.
for the fourth time, rejected him. We hope tn
President vi i'll not re-appoint iim after the Senate
adiourus, rs he did lust ycor.
- Elias p. !Seely, Esq. has been elected Gov
crnor of New Jersey, in the place of Samuel :.
Southland, elected UuIted States senator.
- BY request Of the author, and in compliance
,,ifb , ,ro,,,sa soo,n time since made. We publish
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IGg1ICSF.UN.

T1ytIE nevt session Of my School will commence
I'd ON thu ist otnsNt month. 1t will ~consl,tol
fous months. Course Of study LIST Murray
spelling i'ook, New Testament, Rlurray's lntlo
dnetion, English iseatr and Scptel, Whiting,
w illetts Geography. Ad1ms's Gooeraphy, Tyt-
Ier's Ancient and Modern History, Nurr'v's II.
slish Grnmmer and Fxefcisgs. Blu Rhetoric,
and the use Of Maps and the Gloacs - NaJdc
maiics, Pixies Arithmetic, LactoiN's irttYm-lr,
Loeroix's Alscbta, I.egenares Geemety, faeta;N.
Planenad Spherical Aool} tleal rrigenomsuY.
Boaoul's Come sections, Gummere's Surveying
Boanyraslle's Mensnrdtlon, &c. Ri. Blalr. cdi.
ton of Tire Conversations on Natural Philosophy
and Oh mIs'ry As learning Is a matter ot m"rr
mos1oly uulots principles are attended t., shall
labouf II explain tba principles of every study t1
my panlls. Upon this rlpn Of teaching In al
ynnecmrnt II slow, bat ith sorc Il IS net men
Id thatthe above authors will he used, IA eg,py
instance, ia the order ia which lhey ato eunn IL.
ted Will REGARD h order we shall have 10 be con.
iru.lfI bV circumstances
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MARRIAGE.

MARRIED, on Thursday the 18th ult by tn
Rev. MIR. Jenny, Mr.. JOHN P. CLAYTON, mer-
chantoi Lower Alton, 0Ilinois,) formerly a resi-
dent of Bedford county, Va. to Miss MARY F. r.
Youngest daughter of Mr.. Charles Toomer, OF the
same place, formerly a residcntof Loakesv'l'ei " q
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NOTICE.

1nIIE subscriber beng deslrous of settling al"
y accounts, respectfully and earnestly requests
all persons indebted 10 him to come forward ane
make immediate payment.
SAMUt.r. RGTCHEY.
Liberty, March 7, 1893. Wit
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The Richmond Wing contains a paragraph.
addressed to mr. pcople of Buckingham, To us
effect, lhat, IS all the candidates before them, fe'
The next Legislature, are Anti roclamationlsts
and believing that they are in principle with the
President, the writer recommends Capt. Samuel i
Hard lmao and Capt. Thomas Milcs as fit persons
to represent heir opinions IN the ncxt House Of
Delegates. They are both Says the writer 1tch
jolph.-fine Vas, when opposition 10 Jehn r.
lolph was a passport Ia favor in Buekins tnm-bur
tempota mutaatar-Roanokc' word is now both
law and gospel there.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-03-07

~ In the Senate. Mr. Grumpy, from dc select
committee appointed to wait on Cen jackson and
MIR. Van Bulcn, To appliso them oftl,eir election Il
the offices OF President and Wee President Of la
United States, reported that they Lad p,rtofmec
that daty, and had received FOR answer thal they
had received tias evidence Of the Ger fi,lrnec of TIN
people with gratitude, and would enter on the DIS
charge OF thcir duties " It'll II determination 10 act st
as TO justify that confidence.
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OBITUARY.

DIED. in Scottsyillc, Va. on the 18th MI. MIR
SPENCER ID. BERNARD, formerly ofLynch-
burg
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PROPOSALS.

For publishing in tho CITY Of Riehmon !
spmf-weeklv NnVep,npr na#taf 'hr tile o
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- We are authorized, by Mr.. Darpls Rpo
inson, to say that he Is a candidate to represent the
people of Campbell, IN the next Legislator Of
Virginia.
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w Iave Wy Inc famlTy H00T, onI aT oITcI
qualities wholesale or retail on |aeeommod,t ins and
reasonable terms.
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lIl. Al rs


Died. In buckingham county, residence
mother, Mr. William H. oil
SUBJECT OF this brief only young
MAJ WHO be highly society,
p"nsatcn Divine Providence. whose insciuable
finding he has oil and
his usefulness nppd the bu friends
who deeply with his Z n o
In savannah Georgia
nied oo years Mrs Waters Vynia upon
Charles
To 81 DOMINGO and seicd coffee plantation.
followed
nse captain Iiops absence putty OF whom entered her
threatening
miles round hal already fallen
WIN no white her small children there
much cause To fear, and but tlc
she was equal Sho ieled the rgcaer with tho bar
o ne oo and having herself OF pistols,
w. assn ns patty To- accompany hot uu her chidon with
seabodd While travelling hopes
oil meeting her hu bnd she by of igands
confined n fat
husband the another
snnd bad nigh been wbose
power she it, than they the
,h place OF her confinement But perih whom Heaven
saved; Mas. Tio the
made wreck their heads jamaica
shorty afterwards with her husband whore sho
resided until her dealt
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CO.lyHUNYC.4TED
CABINET CHANGES.

Those who object TO so many changes in Gen. Jdcksons
Cabinet, have not advcrted to the history of the govern
men The government under the Constitution, has been
in operation not yet 40 years, during which, there have
been in office IL different Secretaries of State; IL the
Treasury; IL Of War; Of the Navy; Post Master Ge-
nerals. and IL Attorney Generals.
II may he interesting TO OF the young readers Of
the Enquirer, 10 give the of these officers under
each administration.
Under Gen. WashiDgton-S years-Secretares Of State
Th. Jefferson, Ed. Randolph, T. Pickering; Treasury,
ring, j. McHenry; Post Master Generals, S Osgood r.
Pickering J. Hsbersiam; Attorneys General T.. Ran
dolph, w. Bradford, h. Lee
Under John Adams yesrs-Seeretnries nj State,
T. Pickering, Jno. Marshal; Treasury o. Wolcott, s..
Dexter; War, J. McFIsnry. S. Dexter, r. Griswold;
Nary, H. Stodder', =. NJ General, J. Hdbershsu NJ
tOrney General e. Lee.
Under Til. JefIerson--S years-Socyefdry nj State,
James adison; Treasury, s. Dexter, A GAllain; Wor,
". Dearborn Many, -. Sroddert; r. N Generals J.
Habersham, o. Granger attorneys General, L. Lincoln,
J. Breckenridge, c. a. Rodney.
Under James Madison-S years-Secretdries nj State,
Rob. Smith, James Monroe; Treasury, A. Gsaiin Geo
W. Campbell, A. J. DAIlas Var, W. Eusiis Jno Arm.
strong, Jas. Monroe, w. H. Crdwford Mary. w. Hsnil-
ton, w Jones, v. w Crowninshied; =. " Generals
G.. Granger, r. J. Meigs attorneys General c. a. Rod.
ney, w. Pinckney, r. Rush.
Under James Monroe-s years-SeeTeiory Of state
J. Q. Adams; Treasury, W. H. Crawford Var, J c.
Calhoun; Macy. u. w. Crownndiield, S. Thompson, $
L.. Southland; y. ". Generals r. J. Megs, J. Mclean
attorneys General, r. Rush, W. Writ.
Under Jno. O. Adams years-SecretoTy Of State
VI. Clay; Treasury, r Rush, War, James Barbour.
y. Porter, Now, g. Southland; p. " Gsn00i Jno Mt
Lean; .fft0rney General, WIN. Witt.
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. 70 THE EDITORS or THE ENQUIRER
HaVing been subscriber and reader of YOUR Enaui.
rer Tor the last ten years and always the curo
sites both natural aud artificial that be found gem
orally published in our Journals fociby struck
WIN one OF those wonders in the vegetable aon pub.
shed IN your paper OF 9Th inst taken from the Frank
tort lNen) Commonwealth, rnder the head Of "An Ex-
raordinary Naual ProLuc'ion said by the extract to
nave been raised by Mr. Canico, living in GELATIN
county, kentucky. To ibis wonder in the veg.t ,blc
wo,'u, ,eaedhy MIR Ca'rico hcMly respond--sDd can,
WIN MT 'a'iico, ht"g Forward OF ano her OF
Nanres freaks In the vegetable creation that 10 the Gre
World would seem 10 lac inpossbiity. In the
year 1873 Que OF my neighbours having planted crop
h"t valuable grain. l"di,n piece Of rich swamp
ani In The then county OF Cu'peper,
virginia. near The edge OF the grew some oak trees
ana during the growth at the the boughs of said
trees ove.presd lew OF the hills The corn comm,-
cated s generating properties TO the oaks, grew up
on the tender boughs Il the grains Of corn with the
SIX Issuing from the heart OF the grains, like those that
grow Oh The ear OF the Indian | did not Mr..
afco ui preserve them for planting again. having full
~ gra'ihed my own curiosity Tor that time upon that
Dr"hcn OF The vegetable creation. Should the above,
though apparently l'nros,i5lc production, be worthy a
pare IN your paper, Us correctness be substantially
backed ty Scr Witnesses oil stiict v.racitv.
am, yours respectfully WM. SLAUGHTER.
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oh az EWARD.-Absconded from the subscriber
ID ep on the 3ls day OF August, negro woman nam
ed QUEEN. purchased this OF Col ia mes NJ adj
OF Farmvle, trustee for Josiah Chambers Queen
raised ia the neghbohood OF Famville and possibly
she may pass that way; or before, NAY attempt 10 60
on TO Petersburg aud Richmond, and quite likely she may
obtain free papers, size has numerous xion who
free Queen is about 2S years Of age supposed 10 be
feet high well formed, Of light black color and has
several of her front teeth out The above reward will be
paid foF her delivery my house $50 and all easona.
able expcuces II confined in Jail get her in posse
HlLLERY G. RICHARDSON
Charlotte, September ~ 4r-H
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aN Z. BREEDEN informs the public, that his School
de for Dancing, will open next Monday, at half past
clock, in the hitherto used for such purposes,
above MIR. Millions, and second door from the Theatre
Females will receive their lessons apart from the other
that particular afternoon il is desirable that both
should appear.
Gentlemen are invited 10 form night classes in which il
is proposed Gas i'll all oheIs) inoiuce beautiful style
oil waltzng.
The scholar will receive instructions every Saturday,
all day. ana il is hopet that short me such arrange
ments be made, 10 enable them receive the be-
neft Of epery Saturday.
f. c. b. is in Richmond stranger, and is fully sens
BILE oil the difficulties that await hmbut he is xious
establish himself here and every thing that honorable
zeal on his part accomplish towards that end shall be
faithfully employed in order merit the favor and sup
port of the public.
IL T.. e. b. may at all times he seen at the Powbaan
House, when not engaged with his classes He is kindly al.
low ell 10 refer tohe ioow gentemen Col Peyton, DR..
Watson, ThOs. Richie, b. w. Leigh, p. n. Nicholas,
Wyndham Robertson, Esqrs. Oct II at
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AIiiiamacs for 1874.

FENHE american Farmers Almanac published 10 Ha-
n gerstown
The Citizens and Farmers Annuai Magazine, by
Charles +. Egelmann. No. q
he Citizens and Farmers Almanac, No. &, by G. Y.
EgelmanD.
The German Calendar.
Hrginin aud .hTrh Cdr0iind Almanac, calculated by
David Richardson of Louisa county, Va.
The Christian AioIaHnc Tor Virginia, calculated for
the mefidiin Of Richmond, published by the Apefican
Tract Society, ~ X. { Snitl, Richmond.
A supply Of jhe above t. offered for sale by
October IT, r45-t0 X 7. SMITH.
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MARRIAGES

On the 81 inst by the Rev james NJ Bowo Chas
Esq, Mis May, all Of BcTko
ley county Virginia.
AT Srrnsdci, Massachusetts, tho III instant by the
osgooi Walter Lowre Eq But of
place.
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n seRep ACRES IF rdluabie Wood Land for
n e%VDeO snle.=Pursuani TO the last VIII and

SHRep ACRES IF rdluabie Vood Land for
n e%VDcO saie.-PursuaDt to the last VIII and
Testament OF NJ Charles Williamson, deed, and in or
der to eff CT division wi the Legatees OF said Will,
sh all ctcr az Pubic Auction, at the Rcd House., In the
county OF Charlotte Thurday, 2t OF Move mber next,
il fair il not the fair day. Sunday excepted) that
valuable tract OF UuOd Lnnd situated in the Counties Of
Campbell and Charlotte containing by recent survey 700
Acres less, adjoining the Lands OF William An
dersoD, Henry Wheeler, Allen w. Flesbman, Martin
HI incock and others.
Also, at the same time and place. other Tract Of
Wood Land, equally vi iablr lying in The aforesaid
cent survey, 563 Acres, less adjoining the Lands
of VIM. and Richard Paueu, Pey's estate, and others.
The whole OF these Lands, above stated in their
original growth lying upon the OF Cub creek and
only 81 miles from Lynchburg. They valuable, aud
wen adapted 10 The various cdue5 OF that section OF
country. IL is unnecessary enter ino description of
them-ther ap edrancr, fertility OF SOIL and many sd-
vanages, because those Who TO purchase will
view Tor themselves. Reference is given TO Mcssrs,
Martin Hancock AMI SAINT r. Moses residing ear the
premises, by whom they will be shcwn.
Terms two, aud three years credit, the purchaser
siving bond, with approved udy, and deed OF
The Lands The title IS believed TO he ptonable;
but acting Administrator, with he VIII ed, shall
onley convey such tile - I am authorized by said will.
EDWARD WORSHANi. .4d,n'r.
Of Charles Williamson, Sen'r, deed.
Amelia County, Sept. 10. 45-tds
Or The LynchbIg yfgnnn win please
the day OF and
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n,Ny nr,oF FOR TnE E.VQUIRER

The attempt that has bren made to prove from q dife
renee OF phfaseology in the law relating 10 the depart.
nens o. The Federal Government, that the Treasury "
no, an E1Stuive department and Of course beyond The
control Of ihe President 10 hardly worth noticing lit
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-10-11

db IN REWARD Was stolen from NV stable In,
70 spB Greenyie, Augusta county, Va. on the night
OF the goth Of August last, bay Horse near l6 hands
high, nterspersed with white hairs bind feet white near
w the knee little white the inside of one of his fore
leet just above The hoof, small lock Of his name white
just the wher. dish iIce,ld bzc ia his face pecu-
eye and countenancc, and tail black and thin
which he takes from his Roanoke, stands forward on
his fore knees his head rather clumsy his neck short
walks and ro's well, PAGES luctanty; years old
sPing. | Wi give reward Of $50 for the Horse aud
reasonable charges II brought home aud $50 for the ap
prcheu~ion and conviction OF the thief
Oct. IL. us ISAAC HALL.
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ONWARD! ONWARD,

% "FlRrHnR Souri," and " THoM,oxrAS ERnoR Connrc
ED"-H ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-10-11

u We postpone the I'd No OF article on the Bank
IN order to have an opportunity ofayng the
men from the Globe upon the LIST No before our
When that question is developed we will prosecute The
other enquiries
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-10-11
FOX TIE EMO UIREI
THE MILITIA

THE MILITIA.
The aniz ,tion OF Iiiia System, is a subject
the Importance of which is deeply impressed The minds
OF the people OF Virginia. And deservedy is il
OF anxiety to them since with is Intimately connected
the welfare Of country. Mebought The late mnforu
aided by the numerous and pressing petitions OF any
regiments represented Ivy their officers in conventions,
would have suticed TO convinse the General semby
OF The necessity ot efficient action this head But IT
would the fact otherwise; leat the results OF
their convictions have been here ofore, wholly unhcne
cial to the community Its sincerely To be hoped
The people expect il at the hands OF The Legislature that
consideration and adopt measures, the better To provide
our internal security and d. fence We en,y ing
the sweets oil profound peace and nee he told that
The best means OF InsurDg OF tha blessing
is 10 he prepared Tor Certainly in the pre-
excited condition OF the world when may be emphaca-
~ saii, 1--WE know not what day mny bring urti, the
voice oi prudence admoishcs ''be also ready. Sad
Ito the formerly that almost invariably attends conflict
between raw and disciplined troops Yet with this know
ledge ever before iom, has pleased the wisdom OF
cessive Legislatures TO amend Militia System
10 have rendered ii the mcrest farce Imaginable II IL,
II were, Offering insult 10 understandings orain
hut single company, and regimen,al tcr during
the year, under the pretended expectation OF our deriving
any benefit thererom Moreover, the fines Tor :
tendance have been reduced such degree, that
but rarely the majority of a company is present any
dill The men, when parade, entirely destitute oil
arms, perform their evolurons without music and afford
contrast altogether striking, with ga well regulated militia
composed OF the body OF the people, trained 10 armshe
proper natural and safe defence OF free State"
II Militia man, l02d Regiment, "a Militia.
TREasURY OrFicE, October 18th, 1899.
state Of me Puic Funds Onthe frsfddy of October 1883