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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-03-01

I'm CHANCERY-YIReIr rules held in tbe
~ Clerks Office Of Chesterfield Circuit Superior Court
OF Law and Chsncery on The 9Th day Of January Issd
Elan Lockeu, PISinig
Robert Locket, King Lockeu, Nancy Akin lanes
Locket', Michael Locketf, Francis Lockeft Million ork
EFT, Mary Locket, Mas Locket, Ziebaiab IockeU and
others, DcCcoJsr,
The defendants, James, Michael, Francis Milton Ma.
ry Maria and Zacbafia Locke not having entered tler
appearance snd given security according TO the act of As
semby and the rules OF ibis Court, and IL appearing that
they are not inhabitants Of this Commony eslb il il or
dered that the said defendants do appear here on the FRS,
day Of ma'cb term next and answer the bill Of the plain
WI sbu mat copy OF This order be forthwith inserted in
some newspaper published in the city Of Ricbnondf for
Two oh'ns successfully, and another copy posted at the
front ooor OF The Court House Of this county.
Copy-Tcste.
January 1S. 7oDI,as.
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THE GlRARD BANK.

Some days ago we announced that the "Reipn of Tor
ror IN PiIadr pbia had compelled the Dir.cors of o
Srarn ahd esiern Banks 10 memordlize Congress-be
former Tor Tie rt-charter OF the Bank OF United States
aud the latter for restoration OF the depo.t.s The
moral OF the Western Bank has been presented Bt
Information seems 10 have been erroneous in re,on m
Tie "irard Bank We now learn from an undoubtrd
source that when the proposition as made TO the ,,r If
Directors, they rejected il by large naiofity We are
most happy TO find that they have manainei their indie
Pendence aud their honor under the trying crculn
stances . ~
meeting Of the stockholders Of tha B uk 1, lied, f
the IL March, for the purpose of oyettuin, ,b. &C.,
honest course OF The Board OF Directors anil -
teir contract wi The Treasury Alter having n,sssd
vote OF thanks to The Directors Tor their mansgemet n,
the Bank since they made The contract and b.s,n a.
proceed 20 LfihdHk them. wv
Ia The mean tune the rod q terror Is brsndsbed over
t institution by tie vassas OF the Bark OF the JJnt,d
STATES ~ recent meeting OF the Bark forces i'm Pbila.
dephio dis iDgusbed Tor denUncsiion aud violence M
passed the ing resOlutiOn,vZ
HtS0fred That 10 The opinion OF this meeting the C
rard Bank Of The CITY Of Phsdephia ought not TO retain
The public dePostss, and thereby countenance and uphold
system which ~ believed TO I've unlawful, and tci y
Perence has already shewn have disastrous influence
| OIL the prosperity OF ibis city,
, what may be the result Of The efforts making bv ,be
dns o The u States 10 put down the last independent
III ' :" we eIy we Know not We presume The stock
"o 'eIs WI" see That the Bank feadly nav over At
once "e Whoe public depose in ''legh currency and
Dal us transfer 10 other cit c together with future ro
ecuohs, WIZ ho' increase The endorsements of which
e panss anu neIenshts complain, before they direct the
contract 10 be rescinded. The idea that the Rant C %
u. states, by any system Of terror can inuo;Is,o g.
gress or the President, Is ridiculous and success In a.
projected measures will but bring calamity upon he cG
zens Of Phadelphs, whom that institution is using o ssh
serve ne own sinister purposes - Globe.
THE QUESTION Those who longer deny that The 70.
Charter OF the Bank the object Of all the clspOr now
hn 4. lE.NN-
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT.,
Octoher Or 1922

~HEREAS, notice has been given this day. by this
w Department. TO the proprietors OF the residue of
ne Gerhcaies oil The exchanged four and half per cent
Stock crested in of an Act of Congress passed
on The 18th day OF May 1921 that the certificates of said
Stock will be redeemed the first day of May next and
whereas some oil the propreors OF said Stock NAV desire
the reimbursement Of their certificates previously 10 te
Aforesaid first day Of May next Notice now given 10 the
popretors oil said Stock that transferring the certf-
cafes thereof to the United States they will be paid the
amount thereof together with the interest which shall
nave accrued thereon. to the day OF payment.
Inc cerhcates are TO be transferred in the usual
ner at The Loan Office where the may stand credit
ed, and on the transfer being certified TO the Secretary OF
the Treasury the amount will be forthwith transmitted in
draft payable 10 the order OF the seller The interest
will be calculated to the day which, in the regular
course Of mall the money might be received OH the draft
at the place where tile transfer made.
II. ID. TANEY,
Secretary NJ The Treasury.
november D. 52-1eowflMay.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT,)
October 2fth. Ia32
November 3.

TREASURY DEPARrMENT.)
-,or,,,, 40 - October 26tb, 1888. (
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN 10 The propric,oTs Of
me residue OF the Certificates OF the exchanged four
anu nall per cent Stock, created in Pursuance OF an Act of
congress passed ON the 10th day of May 1924 that the
Ceitlhcates OF said Stock will be paid The Is of May
NEXT to the propreors thereof their legal
yves or Attorneys, duly Constituted the presentation
and surrender Of the said Certificates The Treasure or
al The Loan Office wher the same may stand credited
Notice is further gipen that transfer of the Certi
Gates OF said Stock from The books of the Treasury or any
Loan Office, will be allowed after the 1st dsv of AprI
next And also, that the interest OH all the Certificates of
the said Stock will cease aud determine on the goth day
April next r. b. TANEV
Secretary gfMe Treasury.
NOV D. 52-eowiIMsy
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VU'o MR. Jeremiah Northern, and Nm. Northern:
N You viii please take notice. that the first day OF
me next Superior Court of Law and Chancery 10 be held
ior the county OF WesimoreIsnd shall apply 10 the said
Court Tor decree against each Of YOU compel you TO
contribute your proportion OF the sum Of 1889 o. cents,
with legal interest thereon according TO law: thai be;oo
the sum have paid in discharge of execution in the
name oil Caiharne Peake issued by virtue of the
decree. Your most o6t. THOMAS l.. ONEALE
February IL. 9O-xay
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New York, January 81 soN,yam "'

TENEMPERANCE!-WAY TAVERN, Stauufou.
III p'rgiaia.-The public are respectfully informed
that this ancient and we'll known establishment formerly
kep oy Mrs Chambers, and more recently by Capt Me-
Chung, has been resumed possession of by The subscriber
who, with the aid OF Mrs Chambers, is now prepared to
accommodate The old customers OF the house and the pu
nc generally in the best style, and the reasona-
BILE terms
Having had considerable experience in his line of bu-
siness-added largely to the furniture Of the establish
ment, and furnished his stables with every Thing nece..
sary, OF the best quality, which can be required for
the comfort OF the traveller the subscriber asks of his old
friends the friends Of Mrs Chambers and the public pe
morally, such encouragement they may finJ on trial
his sae OF preparation, best exefons and utmost dispo
son to please, give him fair claim 10, the hands Of
liberal public.
The Winchester Stage, which connects here with the
Charlottesville, Lexington and Guyandotte lines stops al
'bls mouse: RO. HEMPHILL
rev. 20 9j-wiw
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JACKSON.

"A BEAUTIFUL thoroughbred bay horse, by John
Ia Richards, his dam the celebrated nile racer and
bottom nag, Honesty, by old imported Expedition will
stand at my stable in the county OF Halifax Virginia at
S10 the season All the mares that failed TO Lance last
season will be insured TO Jackson this Spring, the price
ofe season. For further particulars, hand bills
WIN. w. HURT.
Halifax, Va, Feb. 6, 1884. TS7-2n1
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TUNHE Subscriber would respectfully inform the pub.
~ lie, that he has just entered upon an Auction and
Commission business, in the town Of Petersburg, and
would thankfully attend TO business either in the jobs Of
produce consigned ohim Of property or merchandise
except ardent sprits) entrusted TO his care.
For the information Of the merchants OF Richmond he
would refer them TO Messrs. VIM. s. :. G. Crane.
His means he would observe very limited but he
hopes they will increase Punctuality and correct
ness shall be his motto. JOHN d. WILLIAMS
Petersburg, Jan. 80 sl-wsws
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BY the Governor of The Commonwealth of Viy0jnjo
A PROCLAMATION

a VACANCY having occurred in the representation
L& Of ibis State, ia the Congress Of the United Saies
hy the de'th Of THOMAS T. BoULDrN, Esq, therefore
1ohn FIoyd' Governor OF The said Commonwe sh have
Ties composing the 9th Congressional District 10 wit
Charlotte, Prince Edward, Buckingham and Cumberland.
70 cause an eecuon 70 be held IN their respective counties
on the 15ih day Of March next for Represen,afv ~
me said District ~ the Congress Of tie United States in
the place OF the said Thomas +. Boudin, decd
Given under my hand as Governor and undo,
lsEAL] the lesser seal Of the Commonwealth al Ricb
nond, this 2oLh day Of Feb, 1894 JOHN FLOYD.
February o. Of VIZ
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WAsIIfNGToN F.b o,

.r,o,.,,....- WARRINGTON, Feb 81
APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT
~ and Nth The odoice and consent of The SENATE
cite, Missouri. -
:, william Edmonton, Receiver Of Public Moneys al
Ponteock, Mississippi "
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NoIlCE -Contractors TO supply the Penitentiary In
sulu'ion with Plank and split Tmbers are requested
to commence delivering without further delay.
T. G. M0NCURE, Gen Agent.
February s. SSou
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Jan 3D. [Sl-T1 T. G.. MONCURE,G G. A. p.
"HOLESALE STOCK, Shirt Collar and Bosom
w ManWdciory.-The subscribers have on hand,
and are daily receiving from their Manuiactory-
Stocks oil black and blue black silk velvet
do. do. do. do. French bombaZine
do. do. do English and FIR. silk yesiings
do do. do. Paris satin vesiing
do. do do. and white satin.
The foregoing made Brstle frames in the very
best manner. by experienced and first hands plain
and trimmed with bows, peais apron fronts &C. in eve
ry variety OF Style Also large variety OF Stocks made
OH Patent frames plain aud trimmed as before mentioned
together with black white and ianc hair cloth do
white and fancy coored marseiIIes aud white linen do
3osoms OF every style, OF linen, liz en- cabric grass
cloth, imitation do, plain puied herring bone, hem
stitched, sc.
Shirt collars of every pattern and quai,y-an ex,en.
sive supply.
Suspenders-a large assortment Of their own inporta-
on aud manufacture, consisting OF superior quality dou.
BILE end worsted white and fancy stripes, do. double
end white and fancy striped and coored edges best Eng
iish SILK 10 aIso extensive and various supply of nm
elastic do which for and comfort 10 the wcsrer
stands unriva' led.
The subscribers beg leave return their thanks 10
their old customers in Virgins for their liberal
heretofore and TO invite their future favors also those
have not as yet favored them with call are
invited TO do The subscribers beg TO assure
chisers generally, that they will be supple with
article in their line at the lowest possible rates Orders
promptly executed. EDGARS & CARTER
.udnufactuTers and TENDERS, late Varren Carter
No. 10, Hanover street, .Nso York
New York. Jauuary 81 on %
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-03-01

IEN1E highest prices paid for flour barrel billes and
Il hoop poles, delivered at the Penitrntiary
Jan 3D. [Sl-rJ T. G. MONCURE, G. A. p
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THE QUESTION Those who longer deny that the re-
charter OF the Bank is the object of all the esuor nov
abroad IN the country, must be wilfuy blind The Bank
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-03-01

ANHOLESALE STOCK, Shirt Collar and Bosom
w .ManuJdciory.-The subscribers have ON hand
and are daily receiving from their Manuactory-
Stocks OF black and blue black silk velvet
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-07-25
CONTEST IN VIRGINIA.

The contest for the next Congress has COM
menced early and will be prosecuted with vigor.
In the Northern Neck District Mr. Talliaferro
opposes Mr.. Chinn, the present member. MIR.
Chinn is very amiable, excellent man, but
strongly in favor of Gen. Jackson and supports
all his measures.
In the Charlotte District, Philip A. Bollin e,
Esq. Of Buckingham, has entered the arena,
against the present member, James w. Bouldin,
Esq, Mr. Bouldn was elected by accident; his
talents are not considerable; he has, at Wash
ington, contrary to the impressions formed of
his independence. ran into the support Of arbi-
trary power.
In the Chesterfield District Mr.. Archer is to
be opposed, provided fattery and caresses from
head quarters can prevail on John W. JONES'
esquire, to enter the lists.
A candidate will also be brought out by the
Administration to oppose Col. Gholson
Gen Gordon will probably be opposed by T.
J. Randolph or one of the Mr.. Rives.
We shall probably hear of other movements
which shall be duly noticed for the information
of our readers.
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[ Extract from Professor Palfrey's Sermons.
BROTHER AND SISTER.

aThe relation of brother and sister to one
another, is undoubtedly one OF the most beau
tiful which providence has instituted; forbiddlng,
from the different pursuits of the two sexes, any
thng'of that rivalry and interference, which Is
so often the bane of friendship among other
equals, and without the possibility OF the sentl-
ment being tainted with any alloy OF passion,
finding scope for that peculiar tenderness,
strength, trustingness Of attachment, which be-
long to the relation Of delicacy, dependence.
and retirement on the one part, TO energy, SELF
reliance, and enterprise on the other. Is any
thing more delightful, than to witness this rela-
ton sustained, as God, when he arranged it, de-
signed that it should be? mutual confidence,
and esteem and sense ofprivilege in each others
regard, evnced and renewed in every daily
communication; the sister watching the bro
theirs growing virtues aud consequence with
modest pride, while she checks his adventurous
ness with her well-timed scruples, and finds for
him way to look more cheerfully on his de-
fcats-the brother, looking on the sisters graces
with fondness that would be like parents
only that it is gayer, more confident, and given
to expression, and studying, with ambitious as
siduity to requite the gentle guidance, to which
his impetuous spirit delights to yield itself the
one Jealous and constant in all acceptable kind
nesses, in her secluded sphere, which God has
given her an intuitive sagacity to invent; the
other delighting to communicate all means OHM
provement, which his different opportunities OF
education have prepared him to offer; the one,
gratefully conscious of a protection as watchful
as it will be prompt and firm, the other of an in
terested love, which, whether in silence or in
words can speak his praises the most moving
ly, where he may most desire to have them spo-
ken Is any thing in the relations appointed by
him, who, for wise and kind ends, has set the
solitary in families, more delightful to witness,
than such brotherly and sisterly devotion? If
there be, it is what remains to be added to the
picture 1t is seen when they who are thus
united make the younger members Of their
band common care, and turn back to offer
the gentle and encouraging hand Of love
more discreet than that Of mere equals, and
more familiar than the parental to lead their
childish unpractised steps along that path of IL
lal piety, OF fraternal union and religious wis
DOM which themselves, walking together in it,
have found. throughout, way of such plea
santness and peace Yes; earth has no fairer
sight, than company, so marshalled, of young
travellers to heaven"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-07-25
CONTEST FOR SENATORS.

We perceive that the elements are already in
motion throughout the States TO effect a change
in the political complexion of the Senate. From
what we now see and know, it is evident that
the most desperate exertions will be made
to prevent, especially, the reelection of Mr.
Sprague, MIR. Frelinghuysen, Mr.. Leigh, and
Mr.. Poindexter. These gentlemen are the OBJ
jects of peculiar hatred to the Administration.
and may expect to receive the adverse force of
the whole power and patronage of the govern
ment To each and all of them must be award
ed the need due to their talents, their industry.
anddheir independence To each and all of
them must be yielded the praise of having ably
supported the Constitution and the laws against
executive encroachments, and nobly sustained
the character and dignity Of the Senate of the
United States. We should be sorry to lose the
services of most of the present Senators; but
especially would we regret that any party feel
ing should so operate as to deprive the country
of the benefit of the counsel and advice of such
men as Sprague, Frelinguysen Leigh and Pon-
dexter. Of the distinguished body of which
they are members, they are not the least distn
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-07-25

I One day the vulture appeared with the ac-
customed provender He eyed his adopted IN
tently. The dove that day, looked peculiarly IN,
nocent and beautiful Her form was round ana
full; her air delightfully."- engaging. Inc vui.
ture paused; he seemed for moment 10 eAuN
that he had reared creature so falr. On
sudden he bounced into the nest; In an IN
slant the dove was devonred.
Lopez witnessed this; he stood amazed ana
puzzled, like Gargantua, on the death Oh MS
wife Bardebec.
Great powers!" exclaimed Lopez, what
do behold" ,.
The good man was surprised that vulture
should have eaten dove, when only the re-
verse would have been the wonder
The former association in his mind oetween
his daughter and the dove rushed back upon
him. He was almost mad.
"My Inesilla, my dove" shrieked ne to NM
SELF is also under the protection OF vultnre-
a great lord-a man of prey-hence! hence:n'
He ran; lie few; he repeated 10 himseii
hume times upon the way
"We should know the character OF those by
whom we are obliged, before we let them do US
services!" =,
And with this upon his lip, he arrived, breath
less. at Cazorla He darted to the retreat
where had lefl-hs daughter.
.E,l InnN w
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guished. Few excel Sprague in manly elo-
quence and whitening arcasm;-Frelinghuyse
is "without fear and eproach-Leigh,ge-
nerous, noble high-minde Poindexter, liable and
faithful-all Of them terror to evil doors"
To eject such men from their seats, and supply
their places with the advocates of power, wouc
be "a contamination most devoutly to be wish
ed" by those who rely altogether upon the spos
of office for the support of themselves and their
party. But would the country gain any thing
would the Senate gain any thing in such an
event? Would honor and independence. Gin
that case be encouraged? We think not Most
earnestly, then, do we hope that We shall see
these gentlemen reelected to fill the stations
which they now occupy. Not to expect it.
would, in our judgment, be in some sense re.
Election upon the intelligence and good sense Of
the people.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-07-25

Letters have been received in Philadelpia
from General Leavenworth's head quarters on
the southwestern frontier, near the Arkansas
river, dated Eth June. This portion of that
fine command has The prospect, it would seem.
Of an active campaign. The Pawnecs viii
make peace when compelled TO do 50. We give
an extract:-Ndt. GAG.
"The dragons are crossing and we have
thus commenced the campaign. Since the frs
of May 300 miles ofroad have been complete
The dragons are moving upon it to make
peace with the Pawnees We expect to fnl
them about or 700 miles from here, and viii
have peace with them, if we have to fight fcT
it. They are killing our citizens daily, and Ioo
bling every one they can find"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-07-25

Sealed proposals will be received at the Office
of the Chief Engineer until the 10th Proxim'
for constructing and erecting Monument orH
the remains of the late Major General JACOB
Brown, in the Congressional burying groH0d
at Washington. The monument will consist oa
rent or broken Grecian Doric SHAFT, with
Plinth, resting on pedestal
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-07-25
REMOVING POWER.

The Richmond Wing informs us, that, al.
though nothing was done at the last session OF
Congress, to restrict the President in his exer.
else of the power of removals. Mr. Clay
had devised a remedy for the gross abuses
which have been perpetr ated under the present
administration, in removing from their places.
Officers not only gutless of offence, bu, meri.
torious in all respects, whose places were cray
ed by some parasite or flatterer of Gen. Jack
son; but that remedy which limited the power o.
the President to suspension Of the Officer, until
the advice Of the Senate was obtained was
never formally brought forward; whether be
cause of the great amount of business before
the Senate, or from desparing that any amend.
ment of the constitution, curtailing the enor.
nous and dangerous powers of the President,
could be carried during the ascendency Of Jack.
sonism in the country, we have never under.
stood
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-07-25

The heirs Of Sir Walter Scott have advert.
sed Abbotsford to be let for a term of years. in
consequence of the failure of the public sub
scription to purchase the place for the family
1t is always thus! How soon public sympa
thy cools after its intensest heat! Let but year
or two intervene between the projected show
Of feeling and its actual exhibition, and how j
languishes and dies!
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-07-25

Mr. William Thompson, of Washington; la
issued proposals for publishing weekly ourna'
in that city, by the title of the Washington VIZ
ror and Saturday Erening Ne,es. The plan 10
dicated in the Prospectus appears to be a ldd'
cious one.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-07-25

Mr.. Calhoun is the especial object of tie
abuse of yesterdays Globe. That paper BIZ
ingsgates, Clay, Calhoun, Webster, PoindeS
ter, and Leigh. every time it is published. q
rare "Officialn'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-07-25
PLEASURE GARDENS.

=, PLEASURE GARDENS.
PERSONS wishing to gravel their yards, or
Is the walks of their gardens, with fine gra-
vel can be supplied with GRAVEL. at Mil
burns Landing. MOSES HEPBURN
jy I8Aeo3w
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-07-25

All jokes in this country are carried to an II
cess, and spoil by growing stale Crockett j;
done up, and Maj. Downing is pushed hs''
too far. Verb. Sap, &c.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-07-25

Professor Palfrey, in one Of his sermon, glTr
beautiful picture Of the most intimate relaiIog
ship in social life. Who can look on it and ~
feel happy2
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prOvlden(

Reader! see you are almost as much pleas
ed as Inesa was, that Lopez saved his daugh
ter s.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-07-25

The Executive Council of Maryland will H!f'
at Annapolis on the 9th of August.