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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-05-07

"aPpears' BY the Las, arrival from England,
~ TUE East iudia monopoly is certainly to be
uP' though restrictions as to the residence in
0'A ~tl still be maintained.
'9 "e 'a'e Act Of the Legislature Of v,Ror.
'"o'0''z'ng subscription Of a quarter Of a
''''" VI dollars 10 the stock of the Chesapeake
o"'' Canal Company, tits provided that the
mount due upon the Subscription o. the frs,
u way shall be paid ou that day, or "aS
u we'eaiter as practicable" We learn. saws
NATIONAL ln'eligeneer, tina, BY the promp, ae.
y VI The Treasurer Of the State, IL. Bur.
w. h'd ('he paymeu, was made on the e,rli.
Oa authorized by the law; and tina, the Ca
.O"pany has already realized SelS,75C
L.1"' source, being 81 per cent. Of the sun
na-By the Catbarlne, at Charleston
=, A'dnzas, ad'ices FROM Havana to the l7tt
r" "aEe been received. A letter Of the 15,t
',y''-" The Cholera, we are happy to ,.v. Ia,
entirely disappeared from this CITY. I, b,,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-05-31
DEATHS.

Died. on Saturday evening" inst AnnoId Iranovo,
u" me ga year OF hoI Mrs susannah James,
ana Joseph 3 Jnc' OF this city, and Edwin Potorsbur
ms he at has residence in the Of MockIenburg
seldom has been the duty death of one So
lingering painful bore without murmur bur ,be as
arm oil Death could not bo stayed length from an al
cs OF NE In which he placa, sepuousy exemplary ns
Pos without Discrimination, that firm
ness aud Integrity
o. all who knew him The departure excmpIary eaves 10
his breyed aud afflicted family and friends the conaonp ,bo,
that he has left this Tor ono hero intc md d
ARE moro.'- PdetS5urq Int. ~ $3.50 ' "u e'ouuS
Died. at his residences county Amelia amer onr and
painful confinement Mr. John Booker in the 5 wear of his
ooI was once representative the Iogis.
aue but I'll health and increasing nirnos compeIied him 70
IRE from that station He did not however become an nncye o,
member OF society, but and
Gent member of the e was also ommis .sonar i,
Chancey, the duties of continued Ctbnlv ~
uni lew days previous to his death. As Magi4trate
he was ovefaly justendowed by with strong and dis
nn no sophistTy could bewiIdcr
m Judgment Asa Commissioning he aud
SO much So that no instance which exceptions to hi,
reports have eon sustained by was i the ponco
.,h % private e tha bis character shone In
an opnabc oss and society and ynlnobL
momcIs The author of this brief his omory Ind tho
PPess 70 en"y his friendship while living, truth a
h lnt ms HE was characterized by thing 10 com
snd hun to the affections OF the ago and
sA u hs'oan o was Kind and aiectionae. As bu-
name an inlmeont AS friend, and sincere A. man Of
stern ana nnoAbe integrity Those him best can best
no efng integrity of his Character His
Ik OF hand
eNch9eu 70 a who asked needed his
fore asked Uniform department the rich md o noe,
rom nun The same attentions. Possessed moderate but
e.'d Os hved cOntsntcd with the smiles approving
cOnscnce and tho universal love
ne possessions OF the rich the
o TIE whom the RELENTLESS Of
nus removed from Let his example life and his resig
21 IN suffering nd death aiAusts Ills ecavsd
wili not pass without its reward. w ~
Dod, IN Brunswick county tho 25 inst, Mrs Ann EI;za Hi
onsou OF Dr. Rchatd NJ. Ill., in the 91th wear of hof ag liz,
'''c was exemplary, her death triumphant
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ro 1Wh nDI1,on az 40 rv eulnrR

r WEST POINT, May 2ls 1883.
SIR-As have several notices of The West Point
ahdr IN TIE papers lately in all OF which Cen is
most unequyocay blamed, thought that True stale
men oil That affair might bc disagreeabe YOU can
assure you that nothing hut facts arc stated here
sometime during The month OF July or August, I am
NOT certain which, young gentleman by the name OF
N was ound absent from hs tfni, well as several
oher Cadets, during an inspection at night For this Of
fence lie tried, found guilty and dismissed although
he proved 10 the satisfaction Of The court lat he was not
absent from camp at the time Now, there s a regulation
winch says, that any cadet who shall be found MT from
his room alter 10 O'Clock p Nj shall he dismissed the ser
vice. unless he make appear the satisfaction of The
court, That he engaged in immoral act at the n,c
The plea upon which Gen. Jackson rcinstated him. was
mat IN camps where surrounded by chain Of
seniinels night and day. such regulation could not apply
mat IN particuarizng the word room they had evidently
intended 1t TO be the during the we are in bar
RACKS and hnally, that the only thing which could us
~ such rule Is the supposilOn oil the cadets removing
himself from all surveillance, aud thereby having IT in
lheir power to commit any act with mpunity. Now in
barracks, where no watch is placed cadet alb
SCENTS himself from this room, he does free hmse from all
restraint but his will whereas in camp with sentineJ
could not II be had the will do soy thing contrary TO the
regulations without great risk OF detection
such are the facts OF the case aud leave YOU TO Judge
whether Cen Jackson in acting he did, has sci at noug
the rules and discipline Of the Armyor whether he h,
not acted with cemcncy Tar calculated to win The
hearts aud secure the obedience OF young men ardent
and enthusiastic IN the Of their country and gnieI
by the high principles Of truth and honour than il he
had exhausted the utmost rgor Of the law what IN
deed, would they any have thought f he had
sancuoned the dismissal Of young man who has struq.
ged nIOugh the Proyerbay afduons duties that are re-
CURED here Tor three years and will graduate this June
WIN the hrst honors Of the Institution, aud thus have
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NORFOLK JOCKEY CLUB RACES.


The Spring Races Gurrons Course
peIaure the turf respectfully
and the racing in fine style.
Nile hea-S20l
Forfeit DI Butts JOHN Rdndoph-The following tho result
James 3 GaHison's ARTHUR r6yor scnrs) ST. Leon, by
Mons'r Tonson, dam Archy,
ow1y r. haTes tWikinsOns entry b. by Tonson dam
Columbia by Atchy Q
Carey Wostons C. by Sampson, die
Iime-lst heat lm. 52s.-2nd do I'm
49,. Fr0prietor'S Parse NJ SJO0-fro mill heats.
ia the results: - 'N'N'''"s
~ r. iiares g. M lronette, BY Contention, old,
Jas . 1a.rl'on CHI h. Orange Boy, by Archie, years old
Iime-lst heat, I'm. 2s.-2nd do I'M - -
:, The Jockey Club Purse Of $500 mile heats.
q years old, 80 " I'I'r
j. y Gauisor's ch. u. AIuckle John by Mucke John.
dam by HghHyer, 4 years old
" H. HaTe's h. Prince George, by Contention.
dam Thaddeus, ycars old Q dis
DAY..
Sweepstake for and FIies-me lonts-s;x
$500 entrance, half forioit--three started:
WIN Wynn's br. Martha Ann by Tonson, am by Hal
VIM = Lacostc's b. C. by Tonson, am by Arch
w m Niinges g. Blue Streak. by otspu
Iime--lst heat, 2n. 2s.-2uddo. Pm S.
cd Socepstake--3 SubScri6crs--mile heats
james y Gason's b. h. Sir Hancock, BY Caronau
dam Archie ll0lbs - ' - i"'
VIM. l.. Whites b h. Matapony G voars old lv Fam
Tough, dam Sir Henry, " 800 ' - ~ a q q
Geo Watts 2. IN Witch Duck 4 yenrs oId br Roct
ingham o. lbs. - N' y - NJ
Iimc--2m 5s.2m ls-om 49,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-05-31
PoTENTIA.


TO the Stockholders Of tic Farmers Bank.
Gsnlemen-Ihe Bank OF Virginia has got the start of
YOU They have subscribed half million of dollars to the
greatest public Improvement, in which the old Dominion
was ever concerned They have enlarged their own cant
tai by halt millonthus, overlapping YOU with what
they had before, by three quarters OF million They
nave done more They surrounded by Ccnero,s
Peoples love and the confidence Of the Citizens of Rich.
ohu ahd oil all lie country commercially cted wi IN
u.s. Mark my prediction, TOOL The next Legislature viii
give them halt million more, the same terms--and
iheh hey VIII be ahead OF you, million aud quarter
bsides having all the Opposite. this great work-an
all Tie business which the grateful Citizens of the Metro
polls will throw into her bosom.
Now, sirs, address you simply Of business as
men who calculate the per cendgc your stocks-te
mere matter OF gain and OF loss. Will you permit the
other Bank thus to take the vantage ground OF you--ont
stripping you I'm popularity, (w hch will bring in business
to thein in tie OF their capital the value of The
DepoSites, and the quantity of new business which the
People will give TO hcm'
You can regain the ground you have los-and if is
my earnest wish that you should do So Call another
1ener" Meeting OF your Stockholders submit this new
slate OF facts TO their consideration. Say TO them that
when many OF your Stockholders instructed your proxies
al the late meeting against the extension Won were
not aware that the Bank OF Virginia would accent the
proportion oil the begislaturc-that they have
the advantage over you; and will you not regain The
ground that is washing under your lecti" Saw also
mat as several OF your Stockholders did not Guild moi
vote ON tuesday, waiting TO the movements of the
other Bank and that The Meeting would not sdior,
over even III the next day 10 give them this opportunity,
ana at notwithstanding great majority of the
who did vote were III favor OF the Observation-Disclosures
that they are earnestly conjurel once more and
take This ne state OF the into their serious con-
Sideraion"-Be assured, gentlemen that DELAY can only
he injurious to your insutuuonand that the sooner Won
act, the better Tor YOU. VIRCINII1S
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-05-31

peased by repeated densls. Now the resolution shows
what objects to be pursued, aud what to promoted
let then temperance, sDgy and separately, be engrsven
MUS OF the may adopt the OF old, in hoe signo
rinces.
Mr. Brace, with the consent OF the Convention, with
Drew his amendments several other gentlemen aviag
spoken In decided opposition it, and with an
that evinced they meant what they said
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-05-31

HBUBLlC SALE OF VALUABLE ROANOKE
LAND'-Ihe Subscriber having positively deter
mined TO move The Southwest mex Fail wnl sell ON The
premises TO TIC highest bidder Monday the I2, day OF
August next, " r IL not the nc6t fair tlay his Tract of
'u' situated ~ MeckchbHrg county, the south side
OF Roanoke river, six miles south OF Boydton and twelve
m'es below ClaksYille containing Eight hundred and
hetn Acres-Egbty acres Of which are creek aud rv.r
notiom he upland Is Oi excellent quality adapted
,oWePnhuce OF tho county 100 bushels OF Wheat may
oe So"n 10 advantage the ensuing this estates
wch Is W'nn one nile OF an excellent Manufacturing
Flour mill On The tract is a conforable congenisn1
dwelling House, and necessary houses Many other
great advantages might be enumerated but it deemed
unnecessary great bargain may be had in this land,
lor Negroes OF Cash. if early application be made Other
WISE VIII be sold on the day above mentioned TO the
inquest bidder Terms One third Of the purchase money
CASH the balance IN two equal, annual payments Tie
and VIII be shewn Ivy my brother John TAYLOR living
within three miles Of the premises or myself
. GEORGE T.. TAYLOR.
Mecklenburg, May27 7-wtds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-05-31

eve learn, says the Baltimore Patriot from Washington
that The President has been quite in i'll health for days
past, but is now improving.
MR. Nj Lane is now in the State Department, and MIR.
Duane expected at Washington in few days TO take
his place as Secretary OF the Treasury"
We learn MIR. Mel ane is ad interim performing some
oil the duties OF the Office, but that he will take his
place formally before the first of June MIR Duane will
PROBABLY reach Washington early wcek.-.N Fork
Standard.
Location Of the Custom of the
Chamber OF Commerce have returned from Washing ton,
and will presume their report TO day II is quite
certain that the Custom House will he on the
site oil the former onea the of w all and Nassau
stte
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-05-31
MARRIAGES

m"ied on Iuedny evening" tho 18th May, Rev. VIM
Queen ' ~ VI ,N''6 ~
Married. on Tuesday the 2st ns by tho Row f. BAPTIST MIR
James a. Diat OF Amherst Sarah L. daupbto of the Ia,a
captain MicklebcHy Montague of Powhaun. ~ 49,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-05-31

NVANTS a situation as Teacher, in private family
w Lady, who will undertake to teach English in
an vs. branches, French, Italian, Gcman,-Pano Forte
ana Uuar, Drawing, Fancy work The respectable
references can be given line addressed f. aud left at
the oics Of the Richmond Enquirer, will reach the Ad
ysf,iser. fMsV3f1 7-wn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-05-31

1T IS remarkable that almost dying John Randooh
were in favour of tho Bank of tho nc SCI,
ne virginia Delegation will go almost favour OF tho
BANK The example of Randolph will great nauenc. in thai
sae WIN all his ecccnticites, always favoute in V
estimated as OF her distinguished sons with
all his faults she loved him.o "'' VIZ"
The above is from the Philadelphia Inquirer of Tues
DAY iastW beg the Bank OF the u s., aud all OF its min
ions (such as that press which is said be bound bv
en the Bank not TO entertain any false hopes
IN favour OF are-charier still Virginia the Cons
tuuon better than any Of her citizens However she
nave loved him. she did not love his faults Her deIega
hon VIII not go almost to in favor the Bank
majority OF them will go against the Bank strong ma
Joy oil her cizens will go against this any other Bank
which may be got up. Mark il 80
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-05-31
COMyNfLNIC4TEL

~, . COMMUNICATED
The die is casts the Farmers Bank must give up title
to which II has no claim, OF which il is unworthy 1t is
not The Farmers Bank-the profits Of the Stockholders
are alone condered. An opportunity Afforded of
unlnS the Interests of the country with the existence Of
this institution, which the short sigheness OF majority
OF the Stockholders has allowed escape Banks are not
popular institutions at best Their usefulness might re-
move all prejudice. The Bank of Virginia has acted
no6ly will be estimated by the people But let me
also add the Stockholders have acted ,osey BY that one
act OF theirs, (27th instantly they have fixed the
ON rmer basis than is enjoyed by any other institution
In the country. II as firmly rooted in the affections Of
me people BE II known TO the Stockholders the Far.
mers Bank, that disappointed people have the power
retaliation The Stockholders may enjoy their dividends
little longer but the expressed will The country not
10 be disregarded with IMMUNITY. The day OF settlement
WIN come They might have converted many enemies
into warm friends They have chosen the reverse They
nave converted old and staunch friends into deadly
mics, and those not few in number. This last act of men
ny c'se policy will have its effect upon their business and
profits instantly, il the citizens Of Richmond are true TO
themselves III IL our interest il is duty to encourage
our friends Let the profits OF banking business flow
IN The channel, that returns il again with profit 10 our
selves Gratitude demands that the profits of the Bank OF
virginia should he increased diminished by their
Derally In thousand ways the citizens of Richmond.
aud The friends Of internal Improvement generally
his in their power The Farmers Bank (cgrerously
mscaed it has proved itself be the creature Of the
people It's existence is in their hands; has sci its creator
at defiance, aud it shall suffer for lis ,emerity.
nns
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we should return the structures of the Charleston Mer-
curry WIN INTEREST," but the death Of Mr. Randolph admo
hes us 10 be silent We are perfectly willing that our
Whoe relations with that extraordinary man. in relation TO
the Russian mission, should be laid before public We
nave no cause 10 blush Tor the course have akenbu
we nave no wish to disturb the ashes of the dead His
III neah prevented the exposition during his lifetime
and now that he is no more nothing but the strongest
impose upon ourselves.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-05-31

CABINET CHANGEs-It is no longer a matter of
doubt that Mr. Livingston has been appointed Minister
to France and will sail in public vessel early day;
aud that Mr. Nj Lane goes into the State Department and
Mr.. Duane OF Philadelphia. into the Treasury Mes.rs
Livingston and MLane have been already proved in the
public service and have been found able
We have doubt that the selection of Mr. Duane will
prove to be not less judicious and popular-.alJany
Argus
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-05-31
TIE TEMPERANCE SOCIETY.

The General Society for the u. States has assem-,
pied III Philadelphia, and adjourned on Tuesday
last. lhe Convention organized i'm the Hall of
Experimentation 400 members attended-II
from Vnglnia-l32 from PENNSYLVANIA &c Sc
Chancellor Wawortb of N. York was chosen pre-
sIdent, and the following as Vice Presidents. viz !.
Roberts VauX, Penn. John Tappan, Mass Hon ri
notify Pitkin, Conn; Hon. L. ID. Vroom. New Ter
sey Judge Hull, Del. John G.. Uerbert. Md. Col
Lumpkn, Geo DIR. VIM. Mcdowell S. C.
We shall present hereafter n Summary of ,lo;,.
Proceedings-but for the present, we must content
ourselves, with laying before Our readers the follow
ing sketch Of the Debate which took Mace nm n
subject, touching which, strong effort has been
made to dgitdte the Southern States-It will Iva
seen, that the Convention absolutely refused TO dis
claim all connection with the emancipation Of orr
slaves, account of the very absurdity of such
supposltion-and that the rumor of such a design
was pronounced by several of the members as an
GORGEOUS falsehood, unworthy of tie slightest con
tradiction.
DR. Edwards submitted two other resolutions AZ prcnar
cd and sanctioned by the committee based on some
luiions offered by some Of the delegates.
Inc hrst was the proprety of all young men Of every
rank FORMING themselves into temperance societies. and
exerng their utmost endedvors promote the paramount
Objects OF The temperance reformation. This was unan
IUousy adopted
The second resolution was simply stating that the sols
object OF the American Temperance Society and he M
merous societies which have been formed in accordance
with IFS principles, has BEEN IT, aud ought o he The
promotion Of the temperance reformation tbfoughou The
world, and TO This alone should their efforts be
and pcrsevenngly directed
Mr. Brace (or Breece) Of Washington In an eIoonent
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-05-31

blasted all his hopes in THE world for the first offence COM
United by him, aud such offence toogsing into friends
tent after 10 oclock Shame upon those who can find
cause for cav in this.
As for the affair of the Hickory pole II was nothing
more than the expression OF their graefulness to Cen
Jackson, by the only in their power, an act
which we admired, and which left deep impress OH
our minds IL was considered at the time oil being put
up and was thought OF aterw ards till il was spo-
ken oi in the newspapers.
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which admired. and which left deep inrpre sson on
our minds II was SO considered at the time oil being put
up and was thought OF aterw ards till il was spo-
ken Of in the newspapers.
Tie iolloriDg commune aton from Russell did not
reach us unui The day alter publication il would
have appeared last week.-Ed Vnginiah
Justice 10 Col. Byars, well ourselves requires
That we should give 10 the public statement facts in
regard TO the manner III which poll one ned In this
county for him, in opposition Mr.. Fulton The citizens
oil Russell county had expected that Mr. Draper would be
candidate, until the day previous TO the election, when
was asceriaed he would not. Ii then became a matter
OF pretty general conversation, to who would or ought
10 ne run IN his place. many OF the citizens this cou
~ had previously expressed their determination not 10
support Mr. Fulton. We first talked OF Samuel Logan
Esq, but finally concluded that Col William Byars wa,
better known through the district would
nave better prospect OF success; these conde
gelher WIN The request oil many citizens Of this county,
Induced US TO have poll opened for him here at each
oil the separate elections. This done without the
ledge oil COL Byars for had opportunity of Sec
ing or hearing from him before con CONNIE need
circulated no doubt for the purpose of preventing
MS eecuon) that Col. Byars not only appris-
eu oil our determination to open poll for him, but
mat he was secretly engaged in il by some privats
iriehd or representative. We deny that he had any
agency whatever in it, We selected him as our
been guilty Of any usurpaon of civil liberty those who
'hnk So ought lay the bae upon u.s. upon
ohers The consequences of alleged sins. We alone
are responsible ior What have done, have
lett no cause To repoarh ourselves for Some time alter
The election commemorative wrote 10 Col Byars informing
him what had taken place, and requesting him. land as
we thought he in duty boun,) declare himself A.
candidate, which letter we have doubt is now in his
possession MANY CITIZENS.
The letter above alluded published pape-Ed
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Inc y: 81 Ielegrdph scarcely let's paper go forth
Without giving US a-shot-Let it pass I've cannot deal
man, who sets any value his Character to notice Du
Green himself, proved, we have frequently branded
hi with being reckless and unprnciped pre-
But we cannot soop TO notice his underngs. Vile as the
principal is his understrappers the mercenary scbbers
OF mercenary Editor, are still wretched and con-
tempuoie d. u isnow on pilgrimage partly of charity
returns we must dismiss his paper the contempt which
it merits. 'f ~
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-06-08

erty recently occupied by J. Iliff,
consisting Of two town lots in Boston, sew
en- miles south of this place, on which is a
good dwelling house, a store house. and
the necessary out buildings, an excellent
well of water, and good milk house, to-
gether with about twenty fruit trees of a
choice kind now in full bearing. 1t will
be rented for one, two or three years. 1t
is situate in a fertile country, and surround
ed by rich and industrious people, and as
healthy as any other part of the western
country. Any person wishing to establish
a country stone would find it An excellent
situation. Persons are invited to call and
examine the premises.
THOMAS STEPHENS.
June g, 1893. %
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-06-08
BLACKSMITHING.

A the subscriber has quit the black.
Z smith business in this place, with a
view Of removing, wishes all those in Ar
rears with him TO come forward and make
settlement on or before the 2Uth OF 9Th
month (June) next.
JEHIEL WATSON.
Henry Wetherald, from the Eastward.
Wilmington, Delaware, has purchased my
stock and intends carrying on the BUSH
ness in the same shop. The former Gus
toners and others are invited to call; he
will work on the shortest notice and at
customary prices. j. w.
23c- 5th month, 1892
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-06-08

al interest as this Of AveTy-pesons
have gone from Cincinnati, Ohio. to
Newport to attend the trial. "A
WONDERFUL DIsCovERY.-Among
the late new publications in Paris, we
find one with the following title:
"Grammaire Conjugale" (Conjugal
Grammar) or general principles by the
aid Of which a wife may be broken in
and made to 60 with the regularity OF
a clock: and render her at the same
time as mild as a lamb.