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TO THE EDITORS OF TIE ENQUIRER.
card

You viii be pleased 10 give place TO the following ar-
ce. havg hut one Press here you know, the writer
thus again compelled 10 the columns Of dis
TAM fnnt lie Is well aware OF your ndsposi'ion to pub
hs'i any ng which bears the appearance OF personal
controversy between individuals concerning mat
tiers but this moi Of that kin. IL is true TIA,
the Editors OF the Petersburg fnicgencer, with vie
70 sheid themselves from public Indignation, have enea
vored 10 give II that cast. But this arce shall not all
them' Upon examination you will iud that their conduct
only as Editors, has been The ohjrc, of csm and tha,
.he subject involves matter wholly of public considers.
uon The au'hor would pos my have nor are there
any grounds 10 have, any controversy with these men in
relation TO pf.cafe affairs The only wish his part
is, 10 disahuse the community around Petersburg which
may possibly take some interest in this matter and 10 vim
dcae from misrepresentation his former remarks
Petersburg, March 30, "a
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ped on wednesday, the 81 in Maria Louisa d,u,ho, =, T.
COO and Maria Shook, aged I5 months. 's"o' VI ia
Montpelier county NJ, T,..d.v
an UT in the Sd his age Charles Wooo,
~ ana Lucy Ana Dabney grandson OF Mr. WIN Pooe
on sunday morning, nit in
heI ago. Mrs Lucy Ann Dabney consort of Robert X aS
ESQ., ana only child Of Mr. WIN Pope. trantoy ia h.
Mrs Deo aoS a Dur S"op Of hsPeno in this Though
think she would follow cbid She e.
husband and father and an on
yaunt 10 ocmoan thor iIteperabe
are 700 young to DO sensible OF their She was
ny a who knew her, and hsb deg,es
% @ o"rn The human character which bette.
STU IN .ns circle OF her acquaintance time alone can fill
OF the christian religion member OF the Pes
cnuich Tor several md
Gu al the Joys of this life with perfect confidence of
reward IN heaven through the atonng of
March 27th 1894 I'D ~ " "eio''neoh eaeemer'
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COMMUNICATED.

~ y. M. bOItS
appears your friends have abandoned your original
ground Tho great question which agtses this nation
NOT. as they and you suppose. Liberty despotsa
but, Who shall be the next President! As to the young
gentleman oil the Compiler, who deserves 90 much credit
for his paper against the gamblers matters not much
what he says abost politics. Hear what the Richmond
WING oiias' Monday says: "Coud the people generally
see aud know, that that IS the question, IL cctsiniy IT,
shere could aud would be doubt whatever" The ve-
r"c'os Washington letter writer, o. r. says, that the
question after all. What says Mr.. Bots! Republicans
have all along thu, your party thought tie power Of
we BANK indispensable TO enabling you force Henry
Clay upon The People But we have tbouehtn was time
enough yet 10 CONSIDER who shall he President.
The Wing say. you are Democratic Republican,, alias
Nui'ihe! We are rather obus,ic ated" In regard 10
your poluics Since you old enough to answer for
Sourse-nay to instruct the people, prefer your own
answers to n'e responses OF Godfather Johnson Will YOU
favor the People with the following question
Is the true issue, after all that has said about Des
Pousm, usnrpaon llos,ry," sc. &c.,-is it, alter oil
Vho shall be neat Picsident1
VIII you for Henry Clay and do all in vo,r
power TO promote his election
wefe you not, two months ago. in favor Of re-
OF Tue " s. Bank II not m0,o, why have YOU chang.
ed your opinion!
DID you not vote for Andrew Stevenson las spring
~ no any less a patriot now, than lie then!
we vote Tor you. will you make money plentiful
70 u.s. VINO value money above Liberty Justice and Truth!
ONE OF THE PEOPLE
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ro rup For he Enquirer.
~ HE VOTERS OF HALIFAX

IL mas aIready been made known TO YOU that Dr. Jas
Sneed and Mr. Henry Carngton, the candidates of the
Deocranc party 10 represent you IN the Legisla-
'ue is unnecessary say any thing of these gen,js
men, as they are go well known by you ALL They will
prove true and faithful 10 the OF democracy and
WI" De ioun ever willing and ready encounter our enc
mics, whether in the form of Cayism Banksm NuI6ca
uon or an unioly alliance of them all.
SEVERAL HUNDRED REPUBLICANS
Halifax, March &c.
u Mr.. Wilson has withdrawn. and in consequence
he party resolve 10 support the above named.
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u FOR TIE Eve UIRER.
To The poters of Henrico.
ANDREW JACKSON

Much has been said Of this Justly celebrated and CHI
various mainuch 10 his credit and much 10 the pre;u
dice OF his characerBut when all things are taken into
consideration, as spperiauiDg TO bis general character
nose OF rciecng minds and un,anied premdces decide
wneer or DOT tie is entitled the highest commend
op deserving The gratitude Of his native country and the
nghest once within the gift OF free people-Not ONLY
ior 'ne great military services which lie has rendered his
out Tor those grand principles OF the Constitution
"mch nave been sustained esriessly aud
paying due observance 10 the laws the land and focpo
NE execution OF The same, thereby guarding the deuend
ence oil he people, and securing their legitimate and pro
perngnis The manly fortude which he possesses win
souSJ and penetrating Judgment should be sufficient
ana satisfactory pledge 10 his ymen for the faithful
eoDpi'Dce and iuhIment Of the promises male 10 them
re'anyc to the enforcement Of the laws of the United
nses His Interpretation OF The Constitution OF the United
oa'es has been clearly tested and approved. The clear
comprehension OF his mind and Judgment rendered in the
ncs' Intricate cases, have been fully and satisfactorily de-
eopeu 70 ms fellow counfrynen. The hoses and fear
Jess disposition which lie has al all times to
"arhs me Interests OF his common country sod en6ow
every ce abd unprejudced with sufficient dc gree
o Ieason 10 decide 80 to The expedcncy Of enrung 80
distinguished citizen with the high administration of The
affairs OF the Republic. The sfreng IA of his
powers, hrnness OF manner, and patriotic zeal for tho
cause OF liberty and Independence for the presen, a, oil
Is me future rromoon and prosperity Of his country
snod DC sufficient recommendation all uupreiu
ahu honest nen-and let foes, well friends welsh
we suJee "irly. laying aside all prejudice whatever and
no nouO bey viii aifve AT the conclusion that the free
people OF tbese United States have made iudrous and
Andrew Jackson. JAcKSoSiTE "
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FOR THE ENQUIRER.
TO THE VOTERS OF VIRGINIA.

The Legislature OF your State has told your Senators
lion oil the "Deposites"to the Bank Of the u
as Congress has not yet acted finally on the subject and
perhaps VIII NOT, sooner than the month Nsy have
nougn proper TO recommend TO you 10 have at the APP
proaehing elections. poll opened in each Election Dis.
uie,' Jor and against the "restoration."
ny inc adoption OF this course, may not only have
ourselves represented in The Senate, (by
"s oder given by the General Assembly Sena,os
ou' may reach members OF the House OF Representa-
es VINO are mistaken as TO the opinions OF their consi
yens Some OF them have been nisled by Bank. men,
Cfdyifes and Nu.GeTs, and would now riieerilly re-
trace their steps II they could have promise Of pardon
Tor mat they have DONE Let then, r-c males
W and do our duty, by backing buckingham, Prince
Edtcord and Charlotte, in Withholding sustenance tou,
monster that Is making the whole country gronn ,c
us ,gTdnny' AD0LpHUS
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For The Eno,,;,er

- To THE VorrRs HrSRco!
"s fo my iciiow'ci:izen March NOT E,., a..
m" c naxo strength enough day opponents
."o ivy arc oaggng high; but thc,
have the in City, and Il has been ,a!',
YOU will hive oso strong Spartan Band in tho yoy
@ re winch VIII stand by through thin and hc,n
10 carry Rando PHI Fear to the Pol on Mnad
~ Soun ana the Constitution and the
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FOR J'YE CnrOyrrnUD


The Bank press assailing Gov Marcy's scheme of
or million oan for relieving the State Banks from any
possible embarrassment. Aud 10 wonder Noah & Co
40 sssii ~ because IL will relieve the N State Banks
.a Tue aiionai Bank and by easing off tina, import.
s". Poh' oil the Union, give or less ease to the
wnoe country Such things have been done before in
Jew Wv FORK, In times of great emergcncy-and the ella.
mous raised against il. by the Bank men, shows how
uen mcy dread its efficacy beg leave TO remind
your readers oil similar attempt that
aue j" Great Britain in the year 1885, period OF prea,
pressure and greater panic when the and I'M
common situation OF confidence and circulation OBLIGED
every Individual connected with trade and money ransac
IONS 10 call forth every resource, and keep ready un.
usna means oil answering all demands" Tho Govern
eht determined 10 issue Excbequer bills to relic We The
teople And Sir John Sinclair opens up TO US the effect.
OF inc measure, and quotes the following from the Com
missioners' Report: $50 Wv ~
ga. Tho knowledge that loans might boon obtained sui
~ nppications 3s2 amounting to %
wncn, 500 were granted.
no amount OF Ei2l5 100
Tho whole Ionns VS. nsd
iaos part before became due remainder
n the stated periods, apparent di6fcuv n,
OF confidence in which
ao IN raising money that presently 70 moi only In liz
e.,opo out through tho whole Great britain The die
ncu"ics IN which
vowed were thus removed aud the OF
!" 'he houca who were dependent them,
rem, TURGOT
see tho whole scheme in the last
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'hOMhS iOkNEk, Grocer 4 Commission yfer-
M chant, has recently opened store directly ounos;,
me Basin bank, and first door from Messrs Ryes e.
Harris, III which he Is daily receiving general assor,
ment OF every article in the Grocery line Having nur
chased all his goos since the removal Of the deposies
aud fF cash, with liberal escounts lie Is enabled ana
determined 10 sell at as low prices any house in Rich
mond therefore, he sociis call from his friends a,d a.
public generally Strict attention will be paid 10 snv
consignmeDts entrusted TO his care r guy
Richmond, April 9. no q,
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BTGGER's

BEGGER'S
EXCft8.VGE AND LOTTERY OFFICE
RICHMOND, Va.
The following are the drawn Nos, for the
MARYLAND ST.47,E LOTTERY. M
Drew 25M at.
G3 so is 80 20 II ~ 30 30 TX
$4,000 Cdpitdt 10 Prizes each of 40 non
and $1,000 ~ Lowest prize $l2.
Virginia Dismal swamp Lottery,
No. 7. -
TO be drawn 10Th April, 1884,
10 Mop drawn baIlots
CAPITALS:
$50 600 81 0, 900 So 600 80 OO0
S2,492-l0 prizes each nj So 00O
St.5OOO-$ 900 1900 $300,-snd $3.50
Tickets $40, halves So, quarters 50 50.
Orders meet the most prompt attention, address
April I. ffO7-G1 THOS b. BICCFp
NOfICE.-AIl persons having claims against The ca
tate Of Samuel Nuckos, decd are desired 10 b,ino
them IN for immediate settlement This notice eli ~
pie al in bsr, II not attended 10.
NATHANIEL NUCKOLs, adpa',
cih tie tciH annexed, of s. yvueEoIs, deed
Mafeh 10. 103-w4s-
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,,,r ,,c,,,, For the Enquirer.

no hnics arc tntned The old
70 s anu ',S Reh%oad Parry Ia. up give tho .oas
ings. ''e"''' ""'' say 20 y, :" uhesr do
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MARRIAGES
DEATHS,

on Thursday the 81 inst Rev Stephen TAYLOR
lewis H. iinvie, Esq, Of Powbaan,
John e. Blair, OF this CITY " ' S''e"' aaugh'er Of
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COMAfV.YTCATED.

Complexion Of The present boasfeJ Senate IF ire ~ g
AZ the last election in Louisiana for Senator in Con-
gIess me election turned on the vote Of ID b. Morgan of
OF !amDsny parish, then Senator from the 9Th senate
raj District in favor Of Mr. wsggsman although he had
oeen elected by an overwhelming vote to sustain
principles In consequence Of his dercction irom tb.
mos' imPeous and solemn pledge, he himself turn.
90 2.' o. me senate Of the Sstc and suppsnied by Mr.
H. ~ Moore, whoisnow the incumbent --Tsus VIZ 90
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tscc tho whole scheme in
CONrpADrcr,oCT o'nhU'N1cATi

s'd oy the Opposition Press, that in the Charlotte
Dsuiei li Judge Tucker had been out of the canvass
nir. anderson, or Mr.. Boiling, or Mr.. Wilson either
womb nave been elected" 1t has not yet come TO The
w,er knowledge, that one single would have gone
10 those gentlemen, in preference to Judge TuckeresnJ
his acquaintance is very extensive.
mere arc great many IFS and dnds some occasions
ano sincerely believed that there arc some if not ali
OF me gentlemen, who would have reached as high
po as Judge Tucker did. The whole force of the Onno
''"0h was ou and the April Eli cions will Prove it,
MAGMA EST VERITAS
Ut Phifo.VIvE La BAGATrLLE" ON the Great
f'9yd Diuner OF Monday last, will appear on Tuesday
We shall continue the Sketches OF The Acts next yesI
and complete them forthwith '"'
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Third door South Of Market Square.
NEWPORT, II. |.

lust RECEIVED, ENGLISH LozENsRs
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Patent Adhesive PLASTER, superior ar
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Fresh jUJuBE PASTE in Boxes and in
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EYE GLASSES, for applying liquid medi-
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Swaim's PANAcEA - Billiards. Oil Soap
Vegetable Hair Oil: Chlorine
tooth Wash.
A LARGE assortment of Drugs and Medi-
cines, fresh, and Of the first qualiiy.--New
Medicine chests kept constantly on hand,
and old ones reftted at the shortest notice.
N. b. Particular attention paid TO Medical
Prescriptions. Jan. Is If
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% TT ETH!
:! %

DR.. MOORE will attend to various opera
tions on the TEETH on Tuesdays, Thursdays,
and Saturdays, at 10 o'clock A. NJ. at his Of
fee in Thames street, Sd door south Of Mar
ket square. Particular attention will be
paid TO dressing teeth in the neatest manner
without the least injury TO the anomal, and
also to filing defective teeth with gold, sill
YER, ortoil. lie guarantees that all his ope-
rations shall be done in the neatest manner
without injury to any of the Teeth, and also
that all filings shall be permanent. Teeth
OF all times extracted with the utmost care.
and with the least possible pain. Old stumps
extracted with instruments especially provi
ded for the purpose, also teeth cut off leve
with the Jaw where it is desirable to save the
roots TO insert artificial teeth upon.
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n o.. 25.

rights granted by the register ano 'eoease'
oftbe land Office at New-of'eens, 10 Ger
tain individuals claiming the same III tne
som,beasrern land district of Loulslana' unde'
,Ss act of Congress approved hf'h Aprll;
sh,seo hundred aud thirty two, entitled
80 nc, supplementary TO the several laws
Tho sale of public lands" and the act
.",roved ffeenth June, eighteen hundred
ppd ,hirty two, entitled San act TO author
,go The inhabnants ofthe State of LOUISIANA
80 enter the back lands" be, and the same
are hereby. confirmed and the register OF
the Ia nd Office is hereby directed to issue pa
tent certificates accordingly.
Sec. 2. .4nd be 1t further endcfed, That the
,esuryey made under the supervision OF the
surveyor general of Louisiana, OF certain
lands on the bay Of St. Vincent, IN sections
aesignated as numbers one hundred ana Ten
and one hundred and forty three, IN town
ship thirteen Of range fourteen east situate
in the southeastern district OF Loulsiana, ana
which resurvey purports to include the I'M
n,ovemen,s of the actual settlers within It's
iimits, claiming the right OF pre-empnoh
thereto under the act Of fifth April, eighteen
hundred. and thirty two, aforesaid, be, and
the same is hereby, confirmed and pay
Inents may be made and patents lssted III
accordance herewith.
APPROVED, June 30ih, 1884.
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IPUBLIc. No. 81.

tPUBLIc. no. o.
AN ACT for the repair OF the Mars HILL
military road in the State of Maine.
BE ii enacted By The Senate and Ho,s, Of
REPRESENTATIVES Of the United States Of .ints-
rica IN Congress assembled, That the sun OF
six thousand dollars be, and the same Is
hereby appropriated for the repair Of Mar'
Hill military road in the state Of Maine,
which sum shall be paid out Of ony money
in the Treasury not Otherwise approprls
ted. the Stale Of Maine having, by a re-
solve approved the eg nth day Of March.
eighteen hundred and thirty four, agreed
to assume the preservation and repair from
and after the first day Of January, egh.
teen hundred and thirty FIVE, on condition
that the said road shall be put in a state
of repair by the United States prior to the
first day Of January aforesaid; ProUided,
That no toll shall be received or collected
for the passage Of any wagon or carriage,
laden with the property OF the United
States, or any cannon or military stores
belonging to the United States, or TO any
of the States, composing this Union.
Approved, June 30!h, 1884.
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G.. w. & A. J. MATSELL,
booksellers and StatiOners'
No. "a CHATHAM,

No. "a CHATHAM,
Near Peart .Street--.NtU- York.
Inform their Friends and the Public, that
they have for ale. at the above place. a
large assortment of Liberal Works, including
the following, Wholesale and Retail
Shelley's Queen Nab;
Bachelor g. Owens Discussion
Thomas Paine's Works;
Thomas Jefferson's.
Kneeland's,
X. ID. Ovens,
VOltaire's,
Palmer's,
Cobbctps,
DR.. Cooper's,
Frances Wrishrs
D'Ilolbnch's,
Lawrence's, &c. "
.N'sto- York, May 1884.
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TPuBLIc. No. 16.l


AN ACT authorizing the President of the
United States to cause certain roads 10
be opened in Arkansas.
BE 1t enacted by The Senate and House af
Representatives. Of The United States Of fine
RIGA in Congress assembled, That the sum
Of ten thousand dollars be, ond the same is
hereby appropriated, out of any mon ey in
the Treasury not otherwise appropria ted, to
enable the President of the United States
to cause a road to be opened from Helena;
in Arkan sas Territory, to the mouth of ca
che river; also. road leading from Jack
son. IN the county Of Lawrence, BY Liberty
and Fayetteville, in the county of Washing
ton, in the aforesaid Territory, to For,
Smith-And also, That the sum of seven
thousand dollars be, and the same is hereby
appropriated, for the purpose Of locating and
constructing q road from Strong's IA point
on the military road ioIn Memphis to little
Rock by Letchfeld in Jackson county, to
Batesvillc, in the Territory Of Arkansas.
Approved, June 80, 1884.
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[PUBLIc. No. 53.l

PUBLIC. NO. Jo.
AN ACT authorizing the selection Of Ger.
tain Wabash and Erie Canal lands in the
State of Ohio.
BE ii cnacied by The Senate and House Of
Representations Of The United States Of .Ame-
ricd IN Congress assembled, That in lieu of
lands sold or otherwise disposed Of by the
United States, within the State Of Ohio,
and which would Otherwise become The
property Of the State of Indiana, in virtue
Of An act to grant certain quantity of
land to the State Of Indiana for the pur
pose Of aiding such state in opening a ca
nal to connect the waters OF the Uabash
river with those Of Leke Erie" approved
March second, eighteen hundred and twen-
ty seven, the canal commissioners author
lied to locate the lands granted as afore-
said for the use OF the canal within the
state Of Ohio, be ard they are hereby au
tborized to select an equal quantity from
the alternate sections. which would other
wise belong to the United States in the
division under said act, or from the lands
recently acquired by purchase from the In
dams or from other lands in the neighbour
hood near the line Of said canal as they
shall think proper and the lands thus Sc
leced shall be vested and disposed of for the
use Of the canal as other lands approprla-
ted by The act aforesaid.
SEC. 5. .9nd be 1t )iohr enacted, That
in case of selections of lands authorized by
the previous section, and which agreeably
TO treaty stipulatIons, may hereafter be
sold by the United States for the benefit of
the Indians a SUN equal to the amount for
which SAID lands NAV have been sold. shall
be paid over, by The Treasurer Of the United
States, to the commissioners authorized to
receive the same, for the use and benefit
of said canal.
SIC. 3. ind be IL further enacted, That un-
I'll the lands granted by the aforesaid oct Of
March second, eighteen hundred and twen-
~ seven, shall be selected and the selections
contemplated by this ac, shall be made, the
public lands on and near the line of said
canal, and liable 10 the selections aforesaid
shall be reserved from sale.
SEC. 3. find be II further enacted, That
it shall be the duty of the Commissioner Of
the General land Office, to furnish said COM
missioners with perfect map of the survey
ed lands on and contiguous to the Maumee
river within the State or Ohio, including the
lands recently purchased from the Indians.
carefully noting thereon 1.-The lands which
have been sold or otherwise disposed of by
the United States.
Approved, Both June, 1884.
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June 30th, 1884.
lpuBIJC. No. I51

AN ACT to enable the Secretary OF State
to purchase the papers and books OF Gen
eral Washington.
b II enacted by the Senate and House Of
Representatives. Of The United States Of .4me-
rica in Congress assembled. That The SUN of
twenty five thousand dollars be, and the
same is hereby, appropriated to be paid out
of any money in the Treasury not otherwise
appropriated, TO enable the Secretary Of
State to purcnase the manuscript pa pers and
n portion of the printed books Of General
George Washington, the said papers ald
books to be deposited and preserved in the
Department of State, under the regulations
the Secretary shall prescribe.
Approved, June 80, 1884.
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