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restored, and these worthy whigs' have still money
enough TO get up great Jubilee Which is about as
much suspect as they generally have this season Of
me year But allow me TO say eihing Of what has
been going on nearer home. You have no doubt under
Stool that Preston went 10 Charlottesville to preach po-
hca sermon, and TO Initiate the good people OF
gon In the true doctrines Of Nuhfcstion But the
siangrst thing OF ALL that he folio ed as under.
stand, by some real Federal Proclamation AID
Internal Improvement genenen, from Fredericksburg;
an some OF them members nay, pillars, Of Cbristisn
Ch'rch! How Is this! Somebody has ssid, distress
makes us acquainted with strange beeliows - and truly
inc distress OF lese FAUST have been deep indeed
make Them bundle" Preston b. seems having escaped
tue PENALTIES OF treason by his friend Clay going TO him
WIN the "Ccnpromise, as it is called, will never get
cool doubt not, when he looks back upon the narrow
escape he made from the "tcohess tiger" he becomes
eonvuIsed-and can only get reiei by believing out,
Despo lyran" &C. These epithes il is true several
months ago, did brighten grO,on men; but now they
Will not move the old and children. But,
'iter all his noise and nonsense my word for il, he
viii no, be caught ia such another scraPe. Depend
upon he will hereafter deal words will avoid acts
that were wellngh nv ing this country in civil
Wen did Mr. Forsyth call The Opposition .'Puncb Party
Tor such ansiher party in this country
Men who imposed the high Tariff; and who rwore
that sooner than snbnitio il, they would dench this land
ia blood, found in close alliance break down
the wel-earned popularity Of the President whose Toast
was. upon memorable occasion, "The Federal Unon
II mus, he preserved o. p. O.
July IL, 1891
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FBYHE YOUNG LADIES' SCHOOL-Ihe fourth
N Session Of this Institution, at Mrs RELLY's in
Chdyi0HesUiHe, will commence The 18Th OF August
neat and continue for five months thereafter. IL will be-
conducted by Miss MooRE, present the Female Sc
urinary IN Ipswich, massachusetts,, who through the i-
srumeny OF Mise Grant, the principal Of that instu-
on and the Rev Dr. Wisner, OF Boston, has been pro-
cured the OF the late iustrucess Her re-
concentrations ol the highest ofder and from sources
which leave doubt that she is eminenlly qualified for
the duIes Of the station she is To- fill
Her charges will be, Tor pupils years OF age or more
SO per sessOn-ior those under that age, $40 Her
urse Of instruction will embrace every branch Of DO.
lite English Education.
French will be taught in the School, by Mr.. Vincent.
native Of Paris. who has been for years successful
" engaged 10 this country and recently In Chariot esve
in teaching that language.
The Musical department will be under the management
Of Mir Bigelow whose skill teacher is TOO we'll known
10 require any commentator.
Their terms will be usual and moderate
Mrs. Kelly will take charge Of from fifteen 10 twenty
Young Ladies. Having had something like this number
under her care, from the Of tho School,
aud having spared neither pains expense so is now
well prepared for their accommodate
Her charge Tor Board will be- $50 session including
washing, lueI, candles &C. II Is desired that applications
be made early ne possible
For any information relative 10 the School, references
may be had to the following gen1emen:Y. w. Souihsil,
John r. Jones, Thomas W. Glmer, Alexander Rves Ope
Norris, Rev. +. w. Bowman. DR.. Charles Carter.
July 8. lS-w4w
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no 7HE EDITORS or the ENQUIRER
EHESfEUEIG IN

writer 10 your paper OF Tuesday last over the sgns.
inte OF "Patiick Henry" makes the Glowing lounsi-
The proceedings Of Chesterfield Court house having
been grossly nisrepfeseDied in letter published IN your
paper oi fhidy, and ia extract re-pubhshed from
Petersburg pepper, Is due to the People Of this county,
that these missisieineDis he corrected"
Now, What are the miscellaneous which this writer has
attempted 10 point ont In the litter addressed 10 the Ed
tors OF his paper! Why IL, your Correspondent stat
Ell That there was no meeting to take the the People
with respect 10 insiructlng Col Johnson This Is admit.
ted But then your Correspondent explained this mater
very satisfactorily w the very paper which conned the
precious elinson Of writer And he bad been one
Influenced by candour, and his eyes down 10 the 10,
tom Of the column which contained the letter I've would
there have discovered the official proceedings Of the meet
tug and the postscript 70 admitting that whoa II touk
place number Of tbe people had left the Court
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FoR LIE fNouIRER

ron THE ENQUIRER
have been looking over The Tossts drank at the
"Wbig" celebrations OF the 4b. IN Richmond and Powha-
tan, ne puhished In the Enquirer" Of the lth inst
is really amusing how silent these gentry ere upon
The subject Of the Deposles and The rechsrter Of The a..
States Hank | speak Of The Voluneers.These are sore
questions. They afraid TO ont mud their
sentiments; but content themselves with low, vulgar
abuse Of the President and audng Leigh snd Tyler the
skies. have the pleasure Of knowing Of these
Toas,ers several Of them in Richmond spell their sir.
names - do mine and have long known the rsncour
aud venom with which they speak Of Gen. Jackson But
they are too light IN my Of The word to make any
impressions They remind ci gnai upon bulfs horn
They nothing in all their tOasfs O the Panic " Ben
ton has blown that bear shy high Tobacco sells ioi
- 10 i4; wheat for 81 % alto per busheI
add every thing else produced by tie Farmcr in proper
lion. These ate iscs which they cannot they dare not
meet. The Senate has now Adjourned; the deposes mol
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Opt,rrrApIFS

0csrHor Porter OF Michigan died Dsoi YEA, of
ms ago lie was citizen OF Ponnsyvana appointed the pa.
sent Administration, and his conduct
from his political opponents bIr Mason seceta,y Of
Tho Territory has succeeded his omhers Of
congress have died since the adournmcn Benjamin Dcng
OF Vermont who died Sprngs and
ssae member from illinois, who diOd about
Washington, Indiana bis home.Died
Washington, Robert Leeie En- formerly respected inab,rn Of
the Cy AT Albany Sir Hunter formerly OF the editors
OF tue Daily Advertiser, recently the
day night last Cot Thomas Ror, Soldier too Revolution
aud the Patriarch Of SpOt<ylvaua
week he was one OF the PahoareT in tho Procession
N'''"~"Ny
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a CARD.-wM. p. DUvAL, having removed from
"a Florida, will open his Office in Louisville, Kentucky
and resume the practice Of Law. All letters directed 10
hin pos psid) Ill receive prompt non collections
will 6e made with little delay the laws Of the coun-
try will permit lie will attend 10 any Land claims con-
filed to bs and managemenisnd If required,
Attorney in fact, sell aud convey lands in Kentucky
John g. Moshy, E4q. will receive the title papers for
Lands Powers OF Attorney Tor me, and transmit Them
Louisville. For lie information OF those desire H.
refer 10 The Hon. Abel p. Upshor, james T.. Heath,
Esq Of Richmond, Lancaster, DENLY & CO., Philip N
Nicholas, Esq and the Hon. Andrew Stevenson.
July H.. 10 w41'
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FOR THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER
HE BANK (oR ARcHER) "WHIGs.n-THE AMI


BANK (oR JAcKsoN) Tories"
wonder that 1t should have sped the recollection of
old Col Duane, while speaking Of tie "Wbigs' OF tho
present day, that this attempt gull the people by me
OF name, s FAR from original being but the revival of
an exploded tick Of the Fedefass, during Mr. Jeforson
administration The honor Of the invention has recenily
been disputed between Duff Grsen and james IVafso,
Webb, OF $52 900 Bank the. Dfed State none no.
oney. To neither Of these WORTHLESS does it, however
belong
OF this, many proofs might be adduced The following
will however, suffice. The old Democrats of Jefferson
day WILL some OF iem recollect paper printed in Rich.
mond called the pirginia Gazette; which stood n the
same relation 10 him. that lie Wing The present dsy
does 20 Gen. Jackson. From old file Of the Gazette
which have preserved curiosity and which may
help to ri future generations understand what The Fede.
raliTn OF that day was the following paragraph il copieJ
II Is rom the Gazette Of the Goth October 1902 H win
show ibAt tie Feds then attempted TO make DsUoeyof and
Tory convertible terms But the trick would not answer
neither will IL now, With any OLD DEMOCRAT
Extract.
"The loss Of Mr. BAYApD's cleo ion will be theme
for exulaon for Mr. JEFFERSON and his kindred Tories
for month to come. Bot als not lost thar doubtful and
there IL roon 10 believe that scrutiny will he vigorously
Instituted, and that majority Of legal votes viii yet be
found in favor OF him 10 whom the homage Of fear raid
by the Democrais-the intrepid and eloquent Bayafd
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Cnl[lrLIA.Inarpr
To he People q he Senatorial D G9a0 eo@SosFa

To HE People of The Senatorial District co,Bposed of
chesferteid, Pot0hdtdn Amelia and The fOtcn Of Pc
feysbVg,
u Is now generally believed that the county Of Ches-
teiheid will Instruct her Delegate, William II. Johnson
Esq ny decisive majority, TO against Mr.. Leigh
next winter as United States Senator Virginia Will
you not arouse yourselves, and with your
opPonen-! And u there he las verify believe) maio
y ~ your District Instruct VIM Old, Esq. your Ssna
tor, 10 vote 10 accordance with your wish No one no
knows That gentleman WILL for minute believe he
would act otherwise, when the will of his constituents,
clearly asceftained. A VOTER
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n Warming Public senmcn ut runs so strongly aoains,
tie Fanstios in New York aud esewhsre-and especaIIv
The riots in iha city, speak prophetic language 10 them
which Is sufficient to warn any but nalmen. Much az
the attacks Aircan Chnrctes sad the persons of
fanatic nnisers and Of The negroes Of ~ York are To be
regretted ys, the Ahoouss should look themselves
the FIRST OF these attacks The Citizens of tbe
South cannot without satisfaction the strong septme
which has been provoked 10y the Anti Slavery Society
May they not trust TO this sentiment the means of nut
ling down the Fapaics-of keeping bright the chain of
fellowship that binds the North and South togeberand
OF saving the Union itself p Without such a svmpa,bv
and fellowship, this blessed Union inevitably split in
10 pieces.
The eftrc' OF the excitement in New York has been 10
induce Williams "a eoIOed muisie 10 resign bis mem
bcrship Of The Abolonis, Sociey-to compel Cox (sno
Their ninse) TO discaim having declared from his
pulpit That tue Saviour OF man ncgo-an TO i'm
duce Arthur Tappan and six ohers members the Exc
cndve Committee of the A. :. Society, TO address MIR
Lawrence The Mayor of N York explicitly renouncinc
any claim to interfere with the exclusive rig' of anv
State "o IL gisste in regard 10 abolition in sail State
Yet we warn A. Tappan and is associates further They
have no right whatever, 10 mcdde with the Sou upon the
subject Let them put down their An-sIavery Socieiy in
any form modification, altogether They are cracks who
know bat lille nothing about the disca,e they profess
torenedyWe coRser their conduct the effect OF ro-
bleseme and impairment spidt-and DOLLY calculated 20
do mischief among slaves, and TO create heart.
hunings between the citizens Of tho North and ourselves
u A. FePpsn q Co DO moi choose TO give their money
10 INSTRUMENTATION Sorieiy I've IL So We have no ,igh
10 complain OF MisThus far aud no further is il rjght
aud polite and decent for them 10 proceed. but beg
them IN all oher respects 10 lei alone They are all
soluely blind and aware of ths is-Iefs tLev
are doing both TO the North and 10 The South
We are happy to find from the N Y. American. that
The Courts Of New York hsveso lar aside an IN iud
ed act Of their Legislature, being contrary 10 tie
law Of Congress and The constitution oiibe s. This act
would have revived the old process de hODige TepIe
gnndoRnd compelled the Southern masters 10 go before
Jury and prove their property in their fugitive slaves
instead OF going before the magistrate, the act Of Con-
gress SIMPLY prescribed The American thinks that If this
decrion were 70 be carried up 10 the Court Of Errors il
would there be confirmed We should hope so--as II
wond mot only be agreeable to the conity between The
States bot carrying most essential part of the
Constitution OF the T. States
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Jones. The paper is to retain the same course 10
politics, and also hope, with equal success the
manners of gentleman.--Mr. Bedient of the New
York Times, has RETIRED and given place to MIR. f.
w. Davis. In a city which is overrun with all Sorts
of piebad politicians and presses, the New York
Times flies its flag with spirit and deserves the pub
lie sunnort
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DInwiddie is up and doing. The good work was COM
menced on Monday last, Court dayO will pfosecu
Ted with great vigor by the friends Of the Administrations
who are saDguine Of easy triumph. God speed and
proper them = Pefersbnrg Consieliaiion.
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From FRANcE-The brig Henrietta, Captain Smith,
has arrived al New York from Narcotics IL was believ-
ed that NJ Dupin would be elected President OF the Cham
ber Of Deputies Paris stocks, June T. Five per cents
LOG TO 1861
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Suicide.-Mr. Samuel skinner, q grocer commit ell
suicide, at his residence in Hompton yesterday morning
by shooting himself through the heart with a pistol.
Norfolk Beacon, July 81.
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81 AND FOR SALE.-The subscriber offers Tor sale
Il HE tract OF Land which he resides in the coun-
~ OF Mecklenburg Cox creek, eli ht miles Ea., of
boydon and four miles West OF Lombsrdy Grove con.
tanning between nine hundred and thousand acres.
one hundred acres OF which, valuable low grounds
totally reclaimed, and produces Tobacco OF the Isrgest
size aud finest quality. There about two hundred
acres oil woodland on this tract, OF excellent quality The
Mi and Dsiiery this land will be sold with H. The
NJ has pair OF Burr and pair Esopus corn stones
win manufacturing compleeis in good repair and
worth about two hundred barrels Of toll per wear
here are two settlements or this plantation, with good
dwelling house. aud every necessary house. on each
settlement The land will be divided should purchasers
desire H. Persons wishing 10 purchase will, of course
view The isnd-so shall say more here.
F. r. GREGORY.
The Famvo Chronicle will pob'h tho above times ard
forward iheir account 10 this Office for collection.
July 25 23w6v~
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NOIlCE.-we wish to employ immed iately thirty or
y forty able-hodied Iaborers
July 20 [23-3,l FRENCH g. JORDAN
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- we have to acknowIedge The isvors Of Mrssrs Noah
Dun Green Snowdeo. &c, &c with other small fry (b,
Chafssiown Free Pres The Kama ha Banner Charlotte.
ve Advocate AMI others under our besrd) W. may no.
uee one or two Of these Edors-but 10 the buzzing u
secls we shall say, GO; the world is wide enough lo
you and for me" ~
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The New \ ork Evening Star says, that the loan of
me Stale oil virginia has been taken by Messrs j. l. &
Joseph y Co, oil New York, and Messrs. n. & j. Phil.
lips, oil Philsdeipha-This loan is made for the Win
hester and Potomac Rnl-Rjs and the North. w stern
Turnpike Company. IL is said have been taken TN Tor
20 years, at per and at premium Il 8 2 per
cent Now, this does not lock much like great public distress
ami augurs sell Tor the James River o X, aud the
Fredericksburg Rail Road. Let strike while The iron
is hot.
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Gen. Green does not like the State Banks as places
oil dep0sie, (egen with al tie restrictions which Congress
snd me State Legislatures, and the Banks themselves
may impose will he be pleased tell what places OF
depose doesh prefer we say he l. for an u s. BANK
ma institution which he pronounced some months ago.
70 be fatal 70 our civil Calhoun for an elon-
CATION Of the Bankand that accounts for his reroInfio
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Lewis Cas-, Esq, secretary OF War; and NJ sior Gene
raj Mseomb reached Fortress Monroe on Saturday isss
from Washington The Secretary proceeded 10 Williams
Vurg on Monday morning, via Hampton, and came of at
Sses own and arrived in This city IN the Psrsk Hen
iy'o Tuesday night e took te stage yesterday morn.
ng on hs way TO Ohio and Michigan BY way Of the Wiz.
kn'' sPnng4, and Tie Gnyandoc rooie.l le will return
10 lev weeks to Washington
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-01-02

home. But am happy, gentlemen, to in- form you that nsy case has been TecORsidered.
 In the late election in my district, IOppOseCl Gen. Jackson, from principle. I well knew the mighty pOsOer of his name but deter mined, if ifbeaten, to submit to my fate. Iknew that his mighty Dane was like the vivid light hing that comes from Heaven, scOrehing and blasting every thing with which i; comes in contact. But, gentlemen. in that election, carried both hin, and at his iafuence against the United States Bank, upon my shoulders. My constituents have again sent me to Con- gress as their Representative. But l am no Party man-I go into public life as every mans tepreseDtative--baving in view the general welfare of our common country.
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-01-02
From the Boston Gazetse.

Col. Crockett received Public Dinner at Abingdon, Va. when on his way to Washing ton. In reply to a complimentary toast, he madea speech, from which we have only room for the following extract s--
 Although. gentlemen, l was personally un. acquainted with you, until circumstances threw me amongst you, and will canse me Il temporary stay in your town. yet it was near your own Holston that had my naaiviiy.--- In early fife l emigrated to the western, wilds. have never had the advantages of education, nor any of those refnements, by which man is polished and improved, and which will tn :. able him t0 go ahead among his fellow men. Unfortunately for me these opportunities have been denied me. Thus thrown upon the world, had to dictate my own tburse--to form and adopt my own principles and views. and to buildsup my owO character. t have done so, and the penple among ashanl .haxs settled, have called upon me to discharge . public duty.
 Their kindness brought me into public fife. In 1881, l was elected to the Legislature of Tennessee. They favored me with their con ddence--continaed their support--and finally elected me to Congtess. But twas so unfor- tunate in 1880. as to differ with the President, man had loved, honored. and supported. knew him well, and Gen. Jackson had she warlnest feelings Of my heart. crossed the Tennessee River with him, the first time he ever fought the Indians. I served two cam. paigus of six months each. with him, in his Indian wars. loved Gen. Jackson, and il 1 any man could have been, induced to cling Ia him, from personal considerations, then would I still have been a Jackson man. But when gave him my support for President, | did SC upon principles. Aad when he abandoned those principles. abandoned him. How could have done otherwise never aspired 10 of. fee. My people had kindly taken me up and put me into political life. The President had departed from the principles upon which | supported him. and the alternative was now presented me, either to act Jbr myseG or JorG party. Gentlemen, knew DO party. neUei kHesV party. had hoped ever to remair the friend of Jackson. But when he and ms principles came into contact, ! did not hesitate to choose which should receive the continn ance Ofmy support. IgaUe sp Jackson. Fol 'dhtS was sentenced to ca two. years stay d
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-01-02

assistance, but before any could be procured Goodwin was a corpse. Verdict-"T That he hung himself, not expecting it would kill him.'
 Desizes Gaz.
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-01-02

Distressing Accident.-Extract of a letter to the Editors of the Journal of Commerce, dated Clay (NewYOFk) Dec. $oth.---"A shocking accident occurred in this place, last Tuesday nighe. TwO young ladies Miss Ri- cord and Miss HnitaiEng1 wentto bed in per- feet health. and were found dead in the morn ing by their parenrsin consequence Ofa Char coal Fire in tight roOm."
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-01-02

to give out. Heleft his grandmother and four children to die, and took up his wife and one child, but had proceeded only short distance. when he felt himself sinking. and shook them oftO die, (oh inhuman } when he succeeded with great difficulty in reaching the upland, having merely strength left to crawl to the nearest house.
 We understand that the Delaware Break water will have to be raised six feet higher than was anticipated, before they will again venture to erect buildings on it.-.GeOrgetOsOn Del. LSsinary, ef2Oth inst.
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SUPREME COURT.
DECEMBER Term, 1888.
SIMMONS Us. SPlLLER,
ERROR TO JACKSON.

| ERROR TO JACKSON.
This was motion for "A writ of errol
with s,persedeas, to the circuit court o
Jackson county. The case there wa,
an appeal from a justice of the peace
on judgment rendered by him on an
action of Trespass. On the trial, it ap.
peared that the summons issued by the
justice, Lad not been regularly returned
by the constable, though the defendant
appeared in the court below. The cir.
cult court, for the irreguiarfty IN the re-
turn, reversed the judgment.
No written opinion was Delivered
Lockwood, Justice, said:- A majority of
the court are of opinion that the appear.
ance Of the defendant in the court below
cured all antecedent irregularity of pro-
cess. The process, being good Oh lis
face, is not made voidsby the irregular.
lty Of the return. The defendant she uld
have made the objection in the court
below. Not having done so, he cannot
now urge it as a ground for reversal
Let the supersedeas be awarded, the
Judgment OF the court below be rever.
sed and the cause remanded to the cir
cut court of Jackson county, for further
proceedings. The plaintiff recoversl
cost. ...4
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NOTICE.

FILTERS Of Administration upon The
IL Estate ofThomas Ing, late Of Wabash
County lllinoins now deceased have Beer
duly granted to me. All persons having
claims against the estate of the said dece
dent, will present them before the Court Of
Probate for said County of Wabash on the
FIRST Monday in May next, on which day
L shall attend before the said Court for the
purpose Of investigating said claims.
FRANCES ING, ADMINISTRATIVE.
Mount Carmel, Feb. 10, 1884. 81.