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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-02-18
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-08-30
TO THE EDITORS or TIE E.yoUJpro
THE UMPIRE
,,n, v W MI

'Bessed are tho peace-makers.u
rs win feelings OF great satisfaction that see the
lore the people for the Presidency of these United Sa,a
Perhaps no other could be found so fitted from
circumstances TO quel the present disturbance oC 10
country than H. w. Leigh But before speak of tboso
let us say something about his ability MIR LEIGH RAJ
proven himself 10 be politician Of The best stamp I;be
RAJ enlarged, extended in his views. He understands
the spirit OF our institutions, and the whole policy nj ou
country In every situation in which he has been Mac
ed, lie has shown himself master spirit Virgnia l.
perhaps much indebted TO Mr. Leigh as anv oter
~ ~ Tor many OF best laws, some of the he's,
lures IN our Constitution. Mr.. Leigh is fully IN
MI 'hs important office, by uanscendan ability and in
m but what are the particular instances which
INT him for this officer
80 l. lie Is no parzaD. Mr. Leigh is bound 10 no Marty
va, never mingled in The strife Of party, never has adj
.o."'eu men. hhd we never hear FROM him on this sub
vc except w me capacity Of voter at the ballot boz
hehce mere can be an salgdmation of pares nm bi,
and in him will centre the affections of Aft those yybos
sPecye leaders TOO weak 10 nut in successful c
on this subject He Is committed IN no man mr. 90, ~
'nen, 10 lee and reward, If successful bn can consult
without Tear, favor or Affection the interest Of The connrv
lie Is unt ommitted in his political sentiments in a
GOOD measure And tits TO be presumed tbat from, tbe
o.e,Sy oi sentiments and constructions his powerful
ru wiz !sad nm 10 form correct principles and his
hrmness viii lead him tosupport them, w ~
D. FROM The peculiarly Of Mr.. Leieb's situa,;on u i
Presumable, that Ia the two great subjects ConsoI,
and NuifcaliOn, MIR. Leigh will adopt ths ST., o.."
showing the danger OF Consolidation and avo;5;i,
pointing ont The rocks OF Modification and ,yoi, ~
To do this, requires sklful pilot one who RS ~, .
brother side father on the other In b,I ~
iDese doctrines there danger In the term NuIg6e.
hon expressed the truth hat some efficient remsav
necessary against she entertainments Of the Federal
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-08-30

not By Leigh Il was publicly announced that r.
NJ I. Hunter. Esq. would deliver address the
occasion and the people the ground both Leigh and
anti Leigh men, were led by curiosity TO hear IT, They
however, succeeded in appointing Chairman aud Secre
ary and organized Corresponding Committee OF TWEEN
y-one-Ibls meeting 10 no test Of Leighs strength in
the county; for was got up by lew wealthy men, who
here as well AZ ei'ewhere have their satellites; all Of
whom attended aud were used as cyphers. without any
voon Of their own In conclusion. will remark, that
these men are supporting the election oi Mr.. Leigh, with
out knowing any thing OF his political sentiments. lie
has not answered "Yeiow Jacket" who. in o very re-
spectiul manner, a. he c-riainy had right do de-
nanded an expose OF bis opinions upon important
topics, which are yet kept safely sewed up in his
doubei, where they will probably remain. The apology
which his riens mske for him l., think flmsy In the
extreme; They say, that 81 lac to Yellow
Jacket, II wonl he tau'snount 10 declaring himself
candidate Tor the Office of Predeu; aud should like
know II his tac acquiescenre in all the meetings which
have been held in his belief eqniva 10 deca.
ration /,
look upon MIR. Leigh az man promising future use
iu'ness- his talents be not improperly directed and
cannot therefore, unite with him in his wishes pronounc
ed IN the Virginia Convention, that he might he per.
United TO steal from The world he had lived ing
AMI unk"own; but for one, do wish TO know b n,
President OF the United States, for years come ever
Aug. 22d, 1888. FREE THINKER
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-08-30

called upon 10 vote before either bill Wa finally .et.d.n
on and ne could but vote he did, unless no scknow.
edgcd the principle Of notification. denied that the
government had power to its laws the the
IN the power OF the Executive being inadequate to repe
me force ;s 'hrea's"ed. nms .sys have inimsed
uom ms being q nurr. ssecrdrr, Calhoun or CLAY
man. or so"e other mans friendly parix,n." II so lap-
pens, that said in dsnc terms, that did moi be
heve Muiius' nuilLfcr and that Lila orposon a,
Mr. Nves was not based on nulljEcaioa nor have 4
said any where ended to intimate thai he v.s
S"'on"s, Gays, or any other mans friendfv par-
hson' N had. should have said, what 1 81 nor
believe, aud do no, now believe; but dill int. MI
TO lnina'es and from his communicate could nct
otherwise tlan INFER that he seceder, because +
csnot see iron s production any other good for
ASSUMING Mr. hyes-Nor have said in the communities
uon referred To. that the views Of an ius or those who
agree with him. were ultra /ederd sifra republicans
or ds"gan'sWg ''Mutus misapprehenIs me entirely:
am not In the habit OF dealing in such ephets-I think
"Mu'iu>" would be much puzzled TO prove from mv
communication, that had used these terms in relation 10
him, or any oecr prron. the reader OF the SELECT
.anecdos would be to find evidence in that book TINT
Mr.. kves wa+, or wa. not, Jcfersonian Republican,
Ibe arguments are equally strong.
" Muius thinks II WAS great "iurury" TO me- To ,,e-
iend my friend. Mr. Rives BE il So; shall never re-
prosch myself for defending any public man. who is un-
lnsy s,s''ed; and AIu,ius deserves pleasure
IN disabling than do in defending, am content with
ny own portion, and do not wish change my position
iid h.s, defend Mr.; Rves from other
sidera'on than those affecting him public man his
course approve and have attempted TO sustain-snd
whr,hcr; have tioquenf'y defended my friend" by
ru. and reason" or ,oi"dy defamation leave to the
pnohc 10 determine a$ Nutius has kindly asrrbed both
characters to the same production. fear .'Mutius s
PtJ"ceu so strongly against Mr. Rives, that he does not
perceive its influence upon his Judgment ,o moi hs,,
ne won" wingy do injustice any man; but il NAV
li'ge from ms three commune atoms in the Euouirer and
ms fourth III the Wing, that, like the candidate for Con.
ges whose example he cites, ho ai,coys poted
me Je'e' ahsf' right on tcrong he thinks that he can
10; gnt' except he be in opposition to MIR. Rives
good feeling highly gratfed that In aid Of the
Anecdotes have contributed some what TO his o,nuss
"e"' nave maze no Impression upon Ii. mind.
GERMANICUS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-08-30

az Ill BE SOLD, on the premises to the bighcs,
w bidder, on Friday the 20'h of ne y, month 1Sen-
temotr) u lair il not the first lair day thereafter fsun-
ua5 eXcep'et) on credit OF one, two and three wear.
Hqua' i,aimcn) The purchaser or purchasers swing
oohas WIN approved security, and Deed OF Trust on e
I 10 secure the payments that well known and
Owe uae' OF and III the county OF Nooway formerly the
properly OF John d. Royal containing by estimation 647
acres having on il large and commodous brick Dwell
'gnouse, kitchen, and stable, thrcsbing- thar
goes ny water with small gst-inll attached 10 H. and
a o'ner convenient out houses-a large garden nciosed
ny b'Ick wa'l-We shall the same day and niace
anu on Tie same terms, sell other trac, OF tarJ ado;n
ing me above tract, called the Cottage tract te
properly oil John d. Royal also and containing 264 acres
mere convenient DIV cling house on this farm win
' o' houses necessary Tor the comfort and profit Of
"P"rr"aer. Doih tracts ,c corn and "a heat land
ana Of coure, Tine clover lands (npon which no doubt
p"s CT WIN act to great advsnrage) and i'm fine cond
non Tor cultivation We deem il unnecessary IN Give .
more Paucsar description OF it, thinking tina, no one will
purchase without brs' viewing the premises This pro
perry IS very desirable, situated in healthy and agree
""'e neghbHrhood, and is about 50 miles from Richmond
a" ~ o" Petersburg, and within three miles of Deem
creek, winch Is now Dsvgabr for Tobscco boats EN-
possession VIII I've given the purchaser comnes
WIN we terms OF he sale. The lands will be shewn by
travis H. Epes' who lives adjoining them.
LEW JONES, Er,oYs NJ p,o.-
Aug 80 C e -, acc %.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-08-30

TO TIE EDITORS OF TIE E-NOUTRER
uENTLEMEN: have noticed in the ne w spapers seve
RAJ gentlemen named as suitable persons 10 fiji the Execu
tive Chair OF Virginia. after the present Covsrnor
sha nave expired With some OF those gentlemen have
inc pleasure OF personal acquaintance others stand high
a. men OF political lame beg leave add TO the list,
mas as much and probably public experience than
sHy o. those spoken Of and as much political irnness.
aancey mas served in the Legislature OF Virginia
necessary qhaihcaiions TO fill that office That he s ca
paoe' all who know him will admit; that he is faithful and
iaoorous In The discharge Of public duties those who
nave served with him in the Legislature can bear tes
mony he is true Republican the '9s SCHOOL, although
ne goes not go as lar as some in condemnDg the late pro-
camaon oil The President, still he is opposed TO many of
me doctrines He friend 10 Internal bv
me STATE, IN Judicous manner My object is simply 10
present MAJ fancey before the public, hoping some ADLER
pen, and more in tie habit Of writing will esnom H.
lie. Gsp Ne pup
August 10Th, 1888
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-08-30
uD,Mgs. .VYettctnes, P0iMfs. "a.

va iLLlAM q. COOKE, having purchased Of Mr.
nugh Z. McNemsra his stock Of Drugs Medi-
cnes' rants, &C. respectfully informs the public Thai he
intends TO continue the Apoecary and Drug business ~
The old stand door above the Bell 1averp lie has
now on hahh and intends constantly TO keep good as
OF sucb articles as are generally kept in like es,a-
shhents, which he offers for on such tarm. a. no
ders himself will give general satisfaction He invites
'he old patrons Of the TO continue tsr
J' promises 'hat ms most mnwearicd efforts shall be
gwen to merit the patronage the public Country ,nsr
chans Physicians and the public generally are re.pec
'"',y requested TO give him CALL before purchasing
1'"s' "o' aft
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-08-30

we are happy TO see that Nos. on "THe Tfmes,,
nave excited some degree of attention. The PbilsJeInbi
neiigencer admits that "they written with earnest
ness iorce and apparent candor; but wonders wbv we
should style them "Ihe Times" The remark nj m
Alexandra Gazette, that "such historical "reminiscences
contain much to interest and instruct furnishes
sumcient answer We have space for their contnua
ton this mornng--In our 4,h No we shall taL no,;So
oil the references, which the Telegraph s. Co. are kind
enough TO make TO our opinions of Haynes Speech Ra
guers Banner, the Southern Review Sc &c
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-08-30
TO TIE EDJyops or mr.,

W we shall take leave 10 offer few general remark,
on the Presidential Election in next paper
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-08-30

Thomas l. Boudn Esq, is elected TO fill the vacancy
occasoned by the death OF John Randolph of r. He was
opposed by Daniel A. Wilson, Esq-but Mr. W. withdrew
on the morning OF the election Prince Edward Court
we are informed that their addresses to the peo-
pIe both gentlemen agreed in reprobang the doctrine of
Nuihhcaton, as contrary to the spirit of the Constitution
ana not nor sanctioned the and
MAINTAINING the right OF Secession for cause to be Judged
by the State and both agreed that there was existing no
sufficient cause for a resort to such right ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-08-30

N VI here will be Petition efore the ne n
General Assembly OF Virginia, Tor the purpose of re-
aicihg me ion' on The Falling creek and Manchester
turnpike road. FREEHoLDERs OF CHEsrEnrrELp.
p August 30. 90 10.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-08-30

&AObE LIE y HEX, SHOES, HATS, &c--Hubbdrd
~ Gdrdne', have received, and now offer for sale
fooo SIDES sole leather embracing all the different qua
ues-And they are, daily receiving their Fan stock Of
SHOES has cay and KIP skins upper leather tcrng let
yer ana OTdPPing paper, &C. &c, which they offer on tho
most liberal termsThey have also hand OF their otcn
nannfdcIue, $500 pair plantation Shoes which are SUI
perion TO any offered Tor sale by them
Richmond, 18Th Aug, 1883 2s-su
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-08-30

NOflCE-Taken up by Daniel Hatcher in 1hes,os,-
heid county, on public road, esiray bay horse
WIN black nsne, tell and legs under the left fore
near we CHEST no brand supposed TO be between ten
and twelve years old, and appraised TO ftry dollars
Copy Tesle L. NUNNALLY, ID. G. C. c. C.
July 18Th, 1888. %
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-08-30

NAMES WINSTON, Commission MERcHANT.
% Richmond Virginia, usually has on hand, and Of
lors IL.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-12-28

" The close of this year will complete
another volume Of the Alexandria Gazette; and
we take this occasion Of reminding distant and
other subscribers who are in arrears. that it
would be convenient for Us then to receive the
amount Of their subscription. Those Of them
whose patronage has always graced our books,
but whose money we have neper seen, will. it
their accounts are not settled before the 1st Of
January, no longer receive a copy Of this paper.
This course is due to ourselves; and as we shall, at
a very early period, 60 TO considerable expense in
procuring a new fount of type for our paper, and
making other improvements, we hope this notice
nav be attended TO By all whom il concerns.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-12-28
= EMINARY FOR YOUNG LADIEs.-A

< EMlNARY FOR YOUNG LADlES.-As
y reports are 10 circulation that the subscriber
is about TO leave Alexandria, he respectfully in.
forms the citizens and the public that he will con.
tinue his SCHOOL, in Brooke Lodge, where a H.
mited number Of young ladies will have an op.
portunity of acquiring complete education. -
To effect this object, the most approved teachers
will be employed.
A knowledge Of the world. the cultivation Of
the heart and religious instruction regardless Of
creeds,) form daily exercises. The classes are
examined from two to three hours every day, in
order to give thorough knowledge Of the differ
ent branches, questions are propounded to elicit
reason and judgment, and induce the pupils by
induction to arrive at Just conclusions. Thus
the mental energies are brought in requisition,
and the mind progressively evolved: as an in
stance, Young ladies can in a few months esti.
mate the amount mentally Of daily purchased ar.
ticIes in families, tell the number Of barley corns
in millions Of miles, the number OF seconds in
thousands of years, the amount OF notes at To-
terest for years, months, and days,-with other
useful calculations. 1t would be useless for the
subscriber 10 give specific development Of his
system, as he respectfully invites all interested
to call at his school. ruom and judge TOR them.
selves. The course Of instruction will comprise
photography; Reading; Penmanship; Arithme.
tic; Grammar; Geography. with the use Of maps
and globes; History, ancient and modern; Com
position; Rhetoric; Criticism; Logic; Moral,
Mental and Natural Philosophy; Chemistry; b.
tany; Geology, and ACCOMMODATIONS for the
above, IS 90 the quarter, containing la weeks
Ornamental branches and Languages a separate
charge. No deduction for lost time. except
sickness. The School will be re opened on Mon
day, the 3Oth of the present month. A few more
can be received. WIN. NJ. JONES.
9I.ron1ri1 ner 23-poSt
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-12-28

FLouR.-Thursday the current price OF Flour
from wagons was 81 IS: q load was purchased
at 81 6s; and the price probably would have be-
come settled at 81 62a but for purchasers COM
ING into the market at 81 87a. The extremely
low price has caused more enquiry ON the part
of shippers, and many persons are no" storing
Yesterday it could Hot be had from stores at less
than SIS 90. We continue our quotations. OF
"a IS as the wagon price.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-12-28
FOR SALE,
FOR SALE,
AuA A valuable FLOUR STORE &
sITk WAGON STAND, situated at the
fnlh western extremity Of King street: the


!Ik WAGON STAND, situated at the
fplh1 western extremity OF King street: the
boundaries OF the Store beginning at
the distance Of 123 feet inches from the west
side Of West street; thence northwardly, paral.
lei to West street, 100 feet, to ten feet alley;
thence eastwardly, and parallel to King street,
% feet; thence southwardlv, and parallel TO
West street, 100 feet, to King street; thence
westwardy. bounding on King street. a. feet, to
the beginning The boundaries Of the Wagon
Stand. at present possessed BY J Gibson, begin.
ming at the termination OF the line of the Store
last mentioned, and at the distance Of 101 feet S
inches from the point where the north line Of King
street intersects the west line Of West street, and
running northwardly. parallel TO West street,
100 feet; thence. crossing the alley OF ten feet
westwardIy, parallel to King street, % feet;
thence northwardly, parallel to West street, GAS
feet Q inches, to Cameron street; thence east
wardly, with said street, 1873 feet inches, TO
West street; thence soutbwardly, with West
street, 243 feet 9 inches, to the alley; thence
westwardIy, with the alley, 10 feet; thence. crOs-
sing the alley of ten feet, southwardIy, 100 feet,
to King street; thence, with King street, west
wardy, 81 feet inches, to the beginning.
II the property is not sold BY private sale be.
fore the eth day Of December next it will then
be offered at auction at o'clock 10 the afternoon,
on the premises. The terms of sale, and the ne.
cessary information relative TO the title, will DO
given by tine subscriber.
nov ss-sa~et COLIN AULD. :.
~ The sale of the above described property
is postponed I'll, Friday the Sd Of January next At the
same place and hour deeH
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-12-28
BY GEORGE WHITE

NEW-YEAR's PREsENTs.."sPLEN
GOLJ LEVER & SILVER WATCHES,
AND JEWELRY.."AT AUCTION,
TINHlS EVENING. saturday, December %. at
l. Whites Auction Rooms-conssting in part Of
Gold and Silver Watches; Diamond Pins
Fine Gold Cameo and Topaz Ear Rings
Fine Gold Cameo and Topaz Pins
Finger Rings; Pearl snd Garnet Pins and Rings
Gold Keys; Fine Gold English Seals
Enamel Pins, &C &c.
Being an extensive assortment just received from
Philadelphia, and now ready for examination. Gen.
temen and ladies disposed to purchase will please call
during the dav and examine for themselves
dec % GEO WHITE.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-12-28

Me- ski dria irnme diatey between that place and
EXI&Hf Mount Vernon. II contains Two Humid.
Ied and Fifty Acres-an hundred OF which are IN
wood, lying in body on that side Of the tract near
est Alexandra balance is divided into three fields
and well enclosed by the best post and rail fence
The soil was originally good-the fields have been
we'll dtched and cleaned and by udcious cultivation
are rapidly improving The Orchards number more
than six hundred fruit trees young Wig and bear
ing apple peach, pear, cherry apricot and nectarne
The improvements were made by gentleman who
spared cost to complete plan designed with great
taste. They consist Of brick dwelling house OF two
wings connec ed by colonade-esch wing contains
five rooms flushed in the handsomest style The out
houses are Of brick, and convenient, and sufficient
for large establishment The whole has lately been
thoroughly repaired pump OF excellent wafer Is IN
the ward The hou e is ON commanding eminence,
whe e health has always been enjoyed; ana as sum
mer residence has superior. The view IS At once
grand and beautiful To the north. the house IS aP.
preached through avenue three hundred yards IN
length of large and beautiful Trees and the gardens
and orchards arranged each sid. OF this ave
nue. as to give il grace and beauty. The view from
the house through the is shut up by the WOOD
land To the south, east and west the prospect is al.
most unlimited
ON the east you look upon Fort Washington and q
cultivated country in the State OF Maryland. On the
south, Mount Vernon. an object with when every
American associates all that interesting and veners
be is Immediately under the eye, with ten or hfteen
thousand acres of fine campaign country, spread OUT
directly between the two hills. diversified by wldness
and cultivation in endless variety.
The River Potomac for near ten miles is visible from
Clifton. and when whitened by the sails of busy
commerce. as It oftenmes forms picture that can
not be seen without pleasure. To the west, at the
distance of thirty miles, the magnificent, Blue Ridge 10
plainly distnguishable.
/ have also for sale very handsome pair Of we'll.
matched Csrrsge Horses they are grey, over sixteen
hands hgh young, handsome, active and gentle, ano
draw we'll
The terms will be accommodating. for which apply
n THOs. w. HEWITT.
dec 9-diwGeof
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-12-28

mouth through tunnel. Whether she has yet
concluded to "eat and live." or whether the de-
lcate process of examining her through tin tun'
mel is necessarily persisted in, we know not
Persuasion, entreaty, threats, and offers OF mo-
ney, have been made to her.-Lo,ceH Times.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-12-28

~ We must again request the favor OF our
advertising customers to send in their advertise
ments as early in the day as possible-this 10
consequence Of the mail arrangements.
dec 24-lx