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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-07-08

N Observation-Disclosures rules holden in
The Clerks Office oil the Circuit Superior Court of Law
aud Chancery Tor the county of Charlotte on Monday the
I'd day Of June, 1891: ~
George b. Jennings. James Jennings (be sons of Dick
erson Jennings, dec'd) Pleasant w. Weaver John w
weaver, Samuel Nj. Weaver, and Samuel +. Murreeh
Lucy Ann Jennings Mary Nicholas jennings benjamin.
=. Jennings, Susan +. Jennings. Sally H. Jennings
Mackey Elizabeth Jennings, John o. Ar,nstead and Eli
Jennings, Francis I. Jennings end John r. Jenninps
William d. Stern, John Baker and Elizabeth his wife Tor
mery Elizabeth Stern, Nathaniel inge and N ancy his
VIE, formerly Nancy Stern. Charles NJ Anderson
aud Frances his wife, formerly Frances Stern Melville
Stern, pin,iIr,
against
Robert Merton, executor Of Dckerson Jennings decd
John H. Richardson, Shcrinof Charlotte and as such all
ms'raor oil Anderson Jennings, deceased George Jor
DAM administrator Of Susan Jordan late wife William
iiowson anu DoroIhea his wife, and Lawrence b. Stern
ani Francis Stern, Defendants
The defendants, William Howson, and George Jordan
administrator Of Susan Jordan Francis Stern not
ing entered their appearance according TO the act of As
seinby and the rules OF this Court, and il appeafinp 10
the satisfaction oil the Couit that they are not Inhabitants
o ths State on the motion OF the plaintiffs by counsel
II rs ordered, that the said defendants, William Howson
anu george Jordan administrator OF Susan Jordan and
FRANCIS Stern, do appear before the Judge of the said
Court at the Courthouse of the said county on The frs,
day oil the next term, and their appearance and an
swer me plaintiffs BILL and give security for performing
Tue decree oil the Court; and that copy of This order he
Inserted in some newspaper published in the CITY Of Rich
mond' Tor two months successfully, and posted at the
front door OF The Court OF the said countv
Copy Teste, WINSLOw ROBINSON, C.
June 13 ~.
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July L..

oilCE-Ibe Ladies OF the BeuIsh and Mangolic
Working Society, auxiliary 10 the Bspts, Educ lion
society expect to have sale OF variety Of articles al
hyleWs, (hing Wiiam,) OH Wednesday, the 10th July
commencing between 10 and ii O'clock n The dsv
should not be isir for the object, then the next fair Jav
refreshments VIII be provded.-Fends of this IaudabIe
object are invited to attend.
July L. I6wo
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"a OTlCE-Thc subscriber having made up bs mind n
move 10 the south, Offers his tract OF land for sale
containing about lour hundred acres, m the county Of Es
sex, Tying on The road leading from Dunkifk TO DR. G.
B fieers Mill, adjoining Thomas Wight William Coz
H. W. lssne, Edwin Upshaw and others good and
nesh situation and 'ertile soil. Any person wishing TO
purchase said farm, is solicited come and examine n Tor
himself, or apply 10 The subscriber for inspection
June 10. 10 w4ws1 ACHILLES IITMpKIN
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John moseey and Frances his wife. Defendants
he defendant, John Moseey having entered his APP
Pearance and gwen security according ac of AS
sem6y and the rules Of this Court and appearing by
satisfactory evidence, that he is not nha6ilant Of this
country; IS ordered that the said absent dee ndan, DO
appear mere on The hrs day Of the next September Court
and answer the bill of the plaintiffs and that copv Of This
oruer be forthwith inserted in newspaper published
IN the city OF Rebmoud, for two months and
posted at the front door Of the Courthouse this coany
A CoPy.-Teste, X. ELDR1DGE, C. II. G.
July I. I6-uey
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w Manuel Judah and Robert c. Macon executors of
Ia Chanceilor II. Saunders, decd, William c. Saund-
ers' Iennason d Anderson, Musioe Cha mbers William
henson John Henson, VIM. ID. AIcCIenney and Martha
ms WIFE, formerly Martha Archer, relic of Dr. Peter F.
Areher decd George Stoval George II. Henley Chss.
Ienry Weydemier, Thomas b. Gay and Eliza bis wife
creed Haskin', late Sheriff of Powhatan, and as such
aui e. OF "m' Archer decd. and Junius Archer Dab.
ney w. Archer. VIM. Archer Elizabeth Archer and John
+. Archer children OF VIM. Archer, deed, Mary p
Saunders, Branch L. Archer, Yates aud Martha
his wife: w MARINA
Take notice, that shall proceed TO take the deposions
OF Henry whitlock, George W. Williams and others a,
IN me county OF Powhatan between the hours
oi coek' a. Nj and o'clock, p. NJ on the Ilth day
Q, august next; and OF John s. Fleming and others at
Court house, between the same hours on the
o. 'ne same month, ION both occasions to continue
from day TO day until completely TO be read az eviJsn
sun IN Chancery depending in the county Court of
IoNhaan IN whichyou defendants and am plantid
~ eaen OF which times and places you may attend or not
as you please Respectfully,
ALBIN G. SAUNDERS
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HkoTEfoURT SPRINGS-The subscriber having
n - recently purchased The above property from lhe
sAecu'or oil Charles Johnston deceased tenders his ac
Encouragement TO those individuals who paironsed him
turing me Is years which he kept the Hot Springs and
uoPes mat they will favor him with call his new resi-
calculated TO promote their health and contribute - ,b
comfort and pleasure The buildings ofe establishment
are 81 orick-commodious and elegant, and uniting in
nsh degree, neahess and beauty with comfort and conye
nience. AEZFKJAH DaCSS
FebruaRyS. ss-w0,n
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n " Court, 24h day Of March, 1884,:
John Fuqua and Joseph r. Furguson, Pitts
against
Daniel Fuqus, Albert d. Fuqua, Jos. NJ Fuuua Ben
Jamn H. Fuqus, John Fnqus, srcus REEVE and Maths
his WIFE Sally Fuqna, Mary Puqua Jane Fuqus Jos F.
qua Mary g. Baker Hartweli Tucker and Eliza HE wife
Jane Spencer, Judith Spencer Louisa Spencer Thomas
fuqua joseph FUqus, Watkins Fuqus, Lacky Fuqus
Mary Fuqoa, Elizabeth Furguson, and Nancy Fuuua wi
uVw anu Iehct OF wat Fugus, dec, Defls.
The defendants, Thomas FUqua, Joseph Fuaus, Wat
qua and Sally FOqua, not having entered their appear
ance and given security according act Of Assembly
anu the rules OF this Court and appearing by satisfactory
evidence That they not inhabitants OF this country Il
- ordered that The said defendants do appear here on the
brst Day OF June Court next and answer the bill of lie
p'huus ard That copy Of this order be forthwith in.
serted in newspaper published in the Civ Of Rich
non lor two months successfully and posted az The front
door Of the Court House OF this county.
Copy-Tese. b. b. WOODSON, d. c.
May o. 1I7-wSwT
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MIR. wM. a. ABRAiAM-Sia:- As YOU are No
lvQ inhsbant OF this State, you will please take notice
that on the 10Th day Of July next Buckingham Court
House, IN the county Of Buckingham, and State of Virgil
MA we shall proceed TO take the dispositions Of Edmund
W. Hubbard and others, to be read evidence in suit
In ehaneery, depending In the Circuit Superior Court
Of Law and Chsncey Tor the county Of Buckingham, In
PENDANTS Aud, II then aud there prevented. we SHALL ON
the llh day Of August next proceed take the deposit
lions OF the said Edmund W. Hubbard aud Others al the
said Buckingham Court House above nioned, where
Msy'27 6--wsv
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MOIlCE.-The creditors OF Rober Balm deed are
earnestly requested 10 present their claims against
sad estate, Tor final settlements and those ndebteJ to
make immediate payment. "
presumed that surplus OF funds after payment Of
deb.s due from The estate Of II. Balm will remain to be
p"h over 10 the heirs or legal representatives They are
therefore requested 10 make themselves known TO me and
Tue gtouhus on |" hich they consider themselves entitled
As is my wish 10 close my adfninistraton an ,t g.
tate shall pead This notice in bar Of all claims Thai
DC presented Tor payment after The LIST OF January
ana apply TO Court for instructions how 10 act in the dis
trbuiion OF funds that may remain in nv hands
JAMES BROWN Err
n 81 nm, Mtteher, tiO Dos Err Of Robert Balm
Richmond, June IL. 10 sGa
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IV5 ~ LEoNAkD BOSHER:-SIR, As you aie not an
I'VE inhaban Of this State you will please take no,ic
that on Friday the 22l day of August ne xi in the Cerk
Once at Cumberland Court House State of Virginia
snaii proceed 10 take the deposition OF William Gauldn0
ana others between The hours of 10 O'Clock in the FORE
noon and O'Clock in the afternoon OF the same day and
sba continue from day TO day until all the dispositions be
taken, to be read evidence in a suit i'm Cbsrcsr go
depending in the Circuit Superior Court of Law and
Chancery Tor the said county of Cumberland in which
you may attend, if you see cause.
MILLER WOoDSON
isH
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To rule in TaTarus.-----p ''
~ eFy, The wicked shall have their reward " Is the only
consolation we can offer YOU, General 'What care i
mere ior Andrew Jackson" says the Telegraph There
should be no caTeto him. say we; but that which is due
Tor lie spent in active and effective devotion 10 the
uceci MS country To his simple name there is nothing
DUE but The consideration II deserves as raIlynp word
10 DE democracy We confess we have no gresI nsrt;
ydoF the growing custom OF parties taking their disrioc
1--WE expectations from the nsines OF their leaders We
greatly prefer the old fashioned plan of capp things b
'heir right Observation-Disclosures, RepubIicGnisD. Fe
deraisIn, FedeTdiism; Bankism, Bankfsm:
~ WJ'cdfon They infinitely better than jackson
ism or Adamsism; CIayisn or Cahounism B,t ,va ora
forgetting the Generals 9th chapter OF the Book of
taiions: ~ " "'"ei'-
"f1his hydra IJdckSOnism alias Demoeraev1 ;s ~,
hdF"ed and, unSs The People can be aroused a, ri
upPhfeir energies toM be directed 10 me election nj
senator's pledged TO maintain their combination. and Il
me elections TO take place during the present sumner
sha sustain that combination, nothing Short of bIood
reVo'uon con restore the Constitution and the liberties
OF the People" ~ w '"es
The ''comhnalon'' viii be sustained-,be nson1s
nni'edt form the combination much dreaded nv lie
Telegraph; and they will certainly remain fr,.s in
'hehsciyes revolution" will be wrought--a reyolu-
ten as triumphant and glorious in lis re- us IN lie a.
Hn'sTsoD as II will be peaceable bIoodess in lie c
coH'piiShnen The energies Of the democracy ,om h,
d'reeed to the election OF Senator'S and they will fri
unPh ~ their efforts The day and will come when
n leaders OF The present majority the now controlling
department OF the Government shall say: "The cron is
JGhcl from our head: unto as That me L0ye sin
edl and the Editor Of The Telegraph have 10 exclatn
80 tones OF yet deeper detection Than he now does Thai
kHe Joy V or heart is CEASED: our dance is fiyn,J
intO mounting. - Petersburg Constellation
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& MERRY GROVE FOR SALE.-Ths desirable 81.
~ ua.on The residence OF Mrs Elizabeth Saunders is
again offered for sale IL is situated on the main road
leading from The Bowling Green to Port Royal in Caro-
me county nine miles from the former and five from the
iaer place; containing hundred and fifty acres more
OF ess' inc greater part Of which is in arabic condition.
wen adapted TO CORN wheat aud cotton, and would no
oouo' grow clover remarkably well. The improvements
arc, good dwelling house la good repair, with six con.
Vehieh' rooms, and the necessary houses which
gh with some rhDg expensc, be put into good repair
Ogs'ner WIN an excellent orchard and garden and
Boou spring oil pure water This situation, al ogether
very healthy one, would probably suit physician as il
"ou'' no doubt be good stand. further description
ueemed useless, as il presumed that those wishing TO
purchase VIII, OF course, view the premises. Apply for
any further particulars, Reuben Saunders near Salem
NJ Getting house, Caroline county.
N b. II This place should no, be ,isposed If n,;vo,o
before the second Monday in September next il viii on
wa, gay be offered publicly, TO The highest bidder at the
no"nng Green, hst being Caroline court day) on GRE.
dit Of six, twelve, and eighteen ,nont,s-te nurchss
sps oonus WIZ approved security, with deed OF trust
upon the land TO the payment.
,aa, -. Il. SAUNDERS, agent
10y - lio-Wzw'J TOR Saunders and others
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oPEctE'-The quantity Of specie now in The country
es'Wa'ed at forty millions Of Dollars; the importaons
aVng oeen about twenty millions since the removal OF
80 uepos''es'-Nenly, The "experin,ent" works well
soon have metallic basis sufficient TO enable the
e DSnts 70 discount freely, aud relieve every thing like
pressure IN The money markei.-B o 80
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d e.
milne. Auehor Cloths. JAMES CHEsToN s SON,
Commerce 81. Wharf.
natu'nore, June io n, 1881. 1917
Nm CHANCERY-vfReiNiA.- Circuit, Supe.
n iior Court OF Law aud Chancery held for Cumberland
county, on the 9th day OF April. 1884:
John G. Psge, surviving partner Of the late firm Of
Deane & Page, pisin,as
against
Francis d. Deane Jr, in his right AMI as ex'or Of
Thomas NJ Deane, deceased, Francis b. Deane SEN
IhomasJ Deene, in his right and admir-. Of Eli.
zsbeh Deanc, deceased Robert Irving Henry Psge and
Sane ms ws; Maurice Hob.on and Ann his wife, Tho
his wife, Thomas j. Deane, Francis III. Deane, which
said Jane. Ann, Mary Eliza, Thomas aud Francis are
ward Cunningham, William nj. T..ornton James S,eptoe
and Mary his vile, formerly Mary Dillon John Cunning.
on Richard Dillon, John Dillon Alexander Dillon Rem
amin w. Dillon, which said Mary Eliza James Rich.
ard, John, Alexander and Benjamin children Of Ed
ward Dillon deceased, Edward Cunning ham, Henry f.
watkins. Charles Morton anu john Gillian, executors OF
Edward Dillon, deceased, Defendants
And Francis b. Deane, SEM Francis B. Desne. iun..
and Thomas lasns, Jel'. Pnis. 3
John c. Page. Elizabeth Deanc, Thomas Desnc, and Z
Francis Dcaue, Deis
This day. these two came on TO be bcari on III,
bills, answers, ani exhibits fled and argued y conn
sci: On consideration Whereof the Court doth adjuIse
ORDER and DEGREES that the defendant Francis b. Deane
jun, executor Of Thomas NJ Desne dec d. render an ac
count OF his administration the his said tests-
tor including inventory OF the estate of the said Desne
which into his hands slse an account of the sas
Of the said estate, the profits of the same both real aud
personal and how he has applied the same toward the
debts due by the tesators estate otherwise and whe.
Their The said estate, real and personal has or d.
minshed in value and that hs also render an account of
all the lands OF which the said Thomas NJ Dcanc the
tesaor died seized and possessed which he NAV be
entitled, either in lee simple oiherwise Ard is fur.
mer ordered and decreed, that the defendant Thomas
Deane adm tor Of Elizabeth Deane deceased also render
an account OF his administration the estate of the said
Elizabeth which came into his hands aso an account of
the sales oil the and how he has applied the same
towards the discharge OF debts or otherwise before
Hezekiah Ford, who Is appointed special Commission
er IN tais cause, Ut appearing 10 the Court that Ed
ward L. Scruggs will be unable attend to tho Sc lie
ment Of The same) And isfur,hcr ordered and decreed
mat the ssd Francis Desne Jr, exor, and Thomas
Dcane admir-. aforesaid. appear before the said Com
missioner and answer upon oath such nerrog as
may enable me said Commissioner 10 make up reports
And the said Commissioner is hereby ed 10 examine
state, settle and adjust the above and report the
same TO Court, with such matter may be deemed per-
tnent by HIMSELF which may be required by the psr
ties TO be so stated. Copy Tese,
r. H. NUNNALLY, DC. c.. l. C. L. s. c.. C C.
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EFFEksOS Na) JOCKEY ,LUb The next
% meeting Of the Club will commence, a, their course
near Chatesiown on Wednesday, September 2t,b 1884,
FIRST Days Race, miles aud repea;, Tor SiOc; en-.
uanse 800.
Second Day. miles aad repeat, for $500; entrance
Sio SAME day. Sweepsake Tor year old colts, one
mile and Iepe, entrance $780,, halt forfeit, to be closed
ON the list of September.
Ihud Day. miles and repeat, for $500, entrance
$40 Same day, for all sorts of horses one mile
and repeats entrance $50.
ners must be Tour entries psd o) race on each
uay Winners on preceding days excluded from entering
10 he subsequent races Weights and regulations the
same as those OF the "Ccntral Course The track il now
made an exact mile Proper officers are appoin ed 10 en-
iorcc the most rigid decorum. Seats will be erected on
retired eminence for the Ladies'.
N b. The purses, as heretofore. always at the stand
July a. ~ o,
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III Court oil Law and Chancery, continued and held for
'e county oil Buckingham, the 9Th day of April 1884:
Lawson G. Tyler, pm
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CUMBERLAND COUNTY, to witt
The parties in the foregoing suits will take notice. tina,
on Thursday the 3lst Of July inst my office at the
hour OF IL o'clock. shall commence the foregoing set
Elements, when and where they will attend with their
vouchers, papers and proof relative to the same.
July A.. la
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RURR BLOCKS.-rhc subscriber begs Leave 10 in
nD form the public that he has established in New
iork, general deposit Of Burr Blocks selected with
care from the hrst quaries at Lsere Jouarre He
VIII keep constantly on hand complete sssorme mt Of said
blocks, suitable Tor The different markets in the United
States. All orders lett with him will he executed with
despatch, aud the delivery made in New York at the
quarry prices, viii the charges of transportation added
only. L. BUHOT, No 90 E1ehsnoe 81
June "a. 10 Al .RtSr York.
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the fearless champions Of Liberty against Mcnnsy--s
enough OF human lame to satisfy all reasonable desires
lobs
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RoLIlNG CLOTHS.-The Subscribers, impor,el.
oil Boiling Cloths offer for sale, the isvora
naoe terms, by wholesale RETAIL assortment Of ges
maine Auchor Cloths. JAMES CHEsTON s SON.
Commerce 81. WharT
baltimore, June lU u, 1881. 1917
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ENARMvfLLE MUSIC AND FANCY sTopr

GRANVILLE MUSIC AND FANCY STORE
~ GEO p. KNAUFF keeps constantly for sale an ss
sornen OF superior Piano Fortes with grand sctions
aDd metallic plaes) from the celebrated snufaco,v IS
Mtsrs Dubois & s'odar The advantages Of buying Of
me viii be, ihs, the buyer no risks Of injury or
,o's "hleh often happen during the voyage from New
hey VIII be ,oo'ranted and kept tune Tor W months
hlso second baud Pianos, low prices keyed and plain
Fines Guitars, fioins, Cafones and other musical in
srumens large assortment Of newest and standard NM
SIC ior the Pisno, Guitar, Flute, &c. instruction Books
Settles, Rocking and Fancy Chsirs Of ali kinJs s. -
prices. ~ ''''''O"u
F|mviAe, hsy21 s-Isn2m
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CHANCERY-VIRGINI a court held for
N buckingham county the ninth day OF June, 1884:
george laPscott, assignee OF Hull G. Hill, Plaintiff
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ro r,, n FOR TIE ENQUIRER.

n
ne ensuing elections for delegates the next Ieeis
azure oil me state are OF vital importance to the future
uesuny not oil the People OF Virginia alone but of The
whole American People. They will determine whether
virginia with her acknowledged influence shall remain
arrayed under the banner OF the Consion il, oo,os;
ton 10 the Bank Of the United States which she ss s
clarcd IN violation OF that instrument or whether she
VIII renouDce The declared principles OF 90 and 1919
and throw her weight into the scale of that institution
whose struggles Tor perpctuaton OF its existence aOs
Tie whole nation, and threaten the utter destruction Of
our Tree and happy institutions William Pitt once s,;I
" Let the Americans adopt their funding system ami @o
tfo McT handing Institutions, and their boosied ind,.
Pe',deHce tciH be ph0Hf0H" Does not the asoec,
OF the Hines edfuy poriepd the funent Of this proube
cy! Let The present alarming state OF things, growing
question. " ~
II Is not my purpose al This time 10 discuss the B.nk
question, either as regards its consuiionaify or expe-
uIency My only OBJECT AT present 10 appeal 10 those
o. NY fellow cilzsns o, like myself are opposed 10 the
BANK on every ground, and TO draw their attention 10 the
real question at ISSUE that they may give their suffrage.
in the coming elections adyiscdy and moi have
they have been DisreTesened The true ones ion 10 he
considered IT, Shall The present charter nj M, Book nj
the United STATES be reHetced3 and every sunr,oa
upon candidate who is not opposed 10 the charter NJ
TIE present Bank by voter opposed 10 IT, Is vote lost
because there many who believe that Us an original
question, The Bank charter is UNCONSTITUTIONAL but regard
10 1t question as settled, and will again open IL, bu, sos.
IAN US re- charter In selecting, then your
you snouu not only require them 10 their opinions
Is 70 me question Of consutionsy, but decdc5g as TO
the question Of a re charter.
The proPre'y Of this vigilance and caution on your mart
wh De maElics when you critically examine the Resou-
IONS OF me Ids Legislature upon this subject The fourth
resolution the only which has reference 10 the sub.
sct DOW under consideration and reads thus RssoTrs
that The General AsscmbIy cannot reeoonza "A coast,
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sPRINGs.-The .ob.elI6el havIn,

HROfETOURr SPRINGS.-The subscriber having
-hB recently purchased the above property from the
executor OF Charles Johnston deceased tenders his &C.
acknowledgement 10 those individuals who paronised him
during the Is years which he kept the Hot Springs and
hopes that they will favor him with call his nc resi-.
dence where he them they shall find every thing
calculated to promote their health and contribute 10 their
comfort and pleasure. The buildings OF the establishment
all brck-commodious and elegant, and uniting, in
high degree, aud beauty with comfort eoDye.
nience. HEZEKIAH DACGS.
PebrusryS. s5-w6m
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LEONIDAS.

IIo.,,,L,;,;, FOR THE ENQUIRER
'rarn hat IL Is the wish Of many voters in our District
'"a' should represent them in the Senate; that have
peen nominated by COL Watkins Goochland and thai
,Sge portion oil my counymen, recently assembled al
NeSro'oo nave adopted resolution requesting inc IN
1ccohc candidate. have felt haitcred by these evil
uences Of The good opinion of my fellow citizens: but
.e same ne have been panied in The extreme,
" my naoriy TO comply with their wishes. / am dis
"essed al being placed in situation which NAV dive
70 suspicion That am unwilling serve The peopIe
nave ehuesvored TO avoid il. have told ali per
SUNS SUNS WIN whom have talked The subject that
coo'9 moi become candidate, that designed eniyr,t
ing In short time, and tina, my health would be ,a
crihced oy residence in Richmond. I can now only
me honor they seem disposed TO confer ON him nor or
p"P 20 Gender them any service IN his power Than
en' IL circumstances permitted it. They do NOT howe
a Candidate. LANES EONsr 81, NOV
Hanover, March 23d, 1894