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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-03-28

RACES will commence over lI,e
ID new course, Que Of the best ia Vrgnis, on the
) h day oi April next.
FIRST DAY.--A sweepstake for coils and hies, one
mile and repeat 100 entrance. n -
SUBSCRIBERS. .sr,
Chs Thompson, jr enters C. colt by Janus, dam Bed
ford.
w. L. White, enters colt by Janus, dam Trafalgar
W. Williamson enters ST.. colt by Janus, dam Alfred.
Frederick Harris enters c. by Janus, dam Forizei.
SECOND AYD.-PrOpietors Purse of $l5O--two mile
heats.
THIRD DAY.-Jockey Club Purse Of $iO0-S mile
heats.
die horses only t.
The above purses will be hung up. and every exe,on
WIZ be made to gvesa sacon 10 those who may favor
with their company. w. ID. TAYLOR.
Taylorsvile, March 2nd, 1884.
r. S-A sweepstakei is open Cor year Odds, to be
run over this course next fall mile out, for $50 en
france, to which there six subscribers be coseda
me races. W.sD.
March g. 0owa,v
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THE THOROUGHBRED ENGLISH HORSE
EYEIEeh.

VA LII stand again at my stable, Boydton MeclIen
w purge county, Va, and will be let to mares at
SIXTY dollars the season, payable the end thereofone
buhfed dollars Insurance, and dollar TO The groom
Deneinen who will put class OF six mares and secure
ne payment satisfactorily, shall have the season of one
gas Every preparation is made take tie bcs, care Of
mares and colts, by separate encosures-high and low
ground pasture extensive and good, furnished gratis To-
gether with wheat and rye lots Every care WILDE taken
70 prevent escapes or accidents but will not be liable for
eilher bis horse has proven himself sure
ms colour is hne dark bay, with black legs name and
an' ana VIII bear comparison with any horse i'm America
ne season VIII commence the 18th February and ynre
the Ist OF July. '""u eSP"e
y'de was got by Antonio winner of the great 81 Je
ger III 1919, his dam FddladDida an excellent runne,
ana own siser to Sir Oliver, Pouon and Fyldner vim
neI OIL me st. Leger in 1905, all excellent racers and
popular stations by Sir Peter Teaze; his grandam Fan
n.y. oy Diomede, Abrosa by WooJpecker Ruth own sis.
yer 70 ighyers DAM by Blank one Of the best sons of
e uouophn Arabian, ReguIus by Godolphin SoreheeIs
maKe'sss Christopher, DAcys royal mare thus running
through oil OF the most popular stocks in England His
racing career was very brilliant; he beat many capital RAJ
GERS some oil them the best in the Kingdom TO wit; Law
ne iod Sarah, "a winner IL times in ono year) both of
wnlcD beat Birmingham. Sgnorns, who beat MemnoD.
Doctor Faustus and EuxtoD, (both of which beat tie inn
ported morse Levaihan Joceine Mavrocordato Samson
or'hodox, Euphrstes HoI,,on Jupiter Vanish Recoye
ny ana many others. See English Racing Calendars
snd American Iu Register Of 1885, for his pedigree and
performances in full. VIM TOWNFS
Boydion, Va, 9Th Feb 1891. sD-vsg
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UTTER for sale four hundred and fifty acres If ill.,
"A lower part OF iny farm Mauapony River in ,he
county oil Caroline adjoining The land late he pooertv Of
NiT. Hiram lord. About three hundred and 6Gy ares
OF ''is land arc level river side bottom aud ony few
acres thereof at all subject TO the back water Of s ioer
10 extreme ireshes. There is upon this land am me-
hausibe fund Of rich she'll mail quite convenient 70 esr
OF ne helds win view, hos ever, 10 change Of resi-
1ence and the attainment Of other objects should prefer
to sell my entire tract embracing also ilat par on I
reside, and containing altogether more dian one fou
SAM acres seven hundred OF which are low erounds and
Only an ncomderabc portion of the flat land be 70 io
undd'ion The improvements on this latter pa,t are ne,
ana valuable Persons wishing to invest money in desira
9e landed property are invited Inspect Ibis now Offered
for sale. EDNIINn pgN T,i ,,ro o',s'eu
Caroline County, Feb I2lh 1891 49,
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- lOz--WSW
ViRGlNlA AGRICULTURAL MACHINE SHOP.
Corner OF Main and 10 Streets opposite br ii,oo
Hotel, Richmond, va.-The Subscriber propretor V Of
, ABOVE es'aoishnen would respectfully inform his
lenas ana me public, that he Paeniee Proprietor OF
me Patent Rights, Agent prepared to fnrDbh them
al snort notice. m the following very necessary labor
saving paent Machines viz Saords Single and Double.
geeTed staw- Cutters Pakers Under Steel Spring
Cor Sheller Fox and Borands Sape-tootb Sping bed
Emmon- Chain band Horse Powers Brees' Horse Power
Gfisi Mills; Clinton and Smiths Fan Mills; Bowlioo,s
Corn plan'es Ffeeborns PlOugs and many other ari-
cies-e most OF which made his hop ST ona and
In the best manner He would also sell Coury Rights
chimes. JAREZ pTIKFp
Richmond, February 10, 1884. f9o~wifi
sSEMlNARY OF the Red Sulphur Sp,ings--Tbe nm.
~ dersigned respectfully Announces that he will open
Seminary at the Red Sulphur Springs on The 18Th April
next IL peculiarly painful TO him to sever the relations
wncn nave existed Tor so many years. between himself
and the youth OF Richmond, amongst whom lie has found
many instances OF high talents, combined with ytuous
anu Holly principles; but duies Of paramount
having induced his de ernnao he hopes his pups will
suier no Inconvenience from the measure. Ia The pro.
posed undertaking. The object will be- to receive limited
number OF anis6e and docie young gentlemen who will
be treated with Kindness and instructed with diligence
ne Pnncpai WIZ devote 10 them all his time and
WI De assisted by his valued and faithful assistant MIR
Maculy: The number will be strictly limited 10 fhiyfv
youth Of questionable character, or perverse dispos
ion will be admitted The discipline will be mild hnt
hrm anil uniform Wholesome end abundant board and
comfortable lodging will be supplied. respectable and
careful female viii be employed TO attend their personal
comforts Exercise will alternate with study in such
manner as to insure the greatest possible benefits
bo'h' when 10 the advantages enumerated are added
heay clinae, and the use Of Of the finest mineral
waters IN the world, II " believed that few situations
afford superior facilities for moral mental aud physical inn
provement.
TERMs---For tie LIST session Of 4 uootl, conn.,
mencing 10th April, aud terminating the 10Th 41os m
September, tuition, board, lodging, washing "
and mendng,
On the 18th September term Of 10 months will COM
mence and terminate ;be 18Th July follow ing There
will then be vacation OF monihs but pupils preerfing
aim f al f,tif
without extra charge Payments must be made hsyesry
In advance. Pocket money shall not exceed $40 term
and must be deposited with The Principal Clothes books
and all other necessses be furnished the premises
AZ moderate price,. VIM. BURKE
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N ANCERY-YIRGINIA- At Rules holden i'm
the Clerks Office OF the County Court of Charlo,te
the 3d day Of February, 1884:
Sarah Endailey, the widow Of Moses Endailey, decd
Oney Endailey, Naum Bankinslp and Patsey his wife
formerly Palsey Eadaey Jones Endailey and Pleasant
Endailey, Pltfs
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-05-03
without consulting with him, and after it was
concocted. it was presented to him for his sigma

without consulting with him, and after 1t was
concocted, it was presented to him for his sigma
VI The Senator speaks of popular excitement,
and of treason Sir, hope the People will be
axcited-I would appeal to them collectively
and individually; would go to every cabin and
cottage in the country, if it were possible, and
awaken all, all to the perils with which we are
threatened Treason! and what is the treason,
or the almost treason, of the honorable Senator!
Nothing more than words words which, during
what was called the reign ofterror, were consl-
dered as amounting only to sedition. But under
this Administration, determined to 60 ahead,
and in advance of all others, they are to be re-
GREETED as almost treason! The parallels OF his
tory. Mr. President, are remarkable. About the
commencement of the American Revolution,
when the patriot and orator to whom have OF
ten alluded (the great uncle Of my friend from
South Carolina, Mr.. PREsroN) poured forth in
dionant strains in the Colonial Legislature
against the tyranny of George the Third, loyal
members cried out Treason Treason! and it re-
sounded throughout the ancient Capitol at VII
liamsburgh And now when the People are de-
nouncing arbitrary acts of the Executive of the
present day, not less loyal members cry out
again, Treason But now, as then, trust it
will be unavaing, and that the vigilance ofthe
People will continue to be exercised until all
danger is dissipated.
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ALEXANDRIA.
SATURDAY MORNING, MAY 3. 1sq,

we had the satisfaction of showing NOT To-.
since, that the Hon. J. M. Patton, of yiroin;ts
was opposed, according to his own confess
10 almost all the leading measures Of tbo ''
sent Administration, to which he vet sooe p'''
say, gives his Jealous support! We provad ~ F."
the features of JacksoniSn, were as abho. "'
to him as, we verify believe, they are 70 W.
tenths of the intelligent and reaectipp raon, .s
this country. We have now the still fartb p.' VI
tisfaction of announcing that another Ioo,
measure of the Administration is Condo
and denounced by the honorable gentIom '..u
and that he regards the Protest, as il onnh,
be, and will be hereafter regarded. In CIV "
lished letter circulated to influence the Ora.
election IN faror Of the Jdttson candidot.I :
honorable gentleman, speaking of the pro.s s'''
is forced to acknowledge as follows:
81 think the President had no rigbt toi...
The Senate may have acted mnronorSGne
think they have done so. The fact that tboy
nate is composed in part of members wb ,,1 Se.
acting in defiance ofthe known will and aU,i ale
the express instructions of their conet;t;aa!
may be calculated, (and think il is to5
tIdCt HoiH tue loTCe Ol any cenSure il NAV !,
f1ict on the President. But what right bat! ~ M
President to take them to task about ia ~ VIZ Wy
opinion, none. The Senate as BODY is Is NY ny
sponsible to public opinion-each Senaioris re'
sponsible to the Legislature which elected bO
| considered the Presidents course then ,'' u,
sending such paper as wholly indefensibIe mn :"
necessary, unprecedented and unautborizaSi"r
the paper itself as similar, in its character o,I
effect, though vastly more important in its CON
sequences, to the Cabinet manifesto. the nrocJa
nation and the letter o. the Governor ofyirgni,
and as [ expressed my disapprobation or
them, so | unhesitatngly expressed nv disan
probation of it."
The sentiments here avowed are those we
have no doubt, entertained by large majority
of the people of Virginia, and they form ano.
Their link in the chain of Mr. Patton's unbroker
opposition to the measures Of an Adminis,rs.
ton which he still SUPPORTS!
Under what strange delusion does the honor
able gentleman act? Is he infatuated with The
name Of Jackson2 Does he believe that he
ought not to oppose power? Has he all FAITH
in the idol which he has seen so many fall down
and worship?
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-05-03

In the Senate on Thursday, Mr.. MchEASP p.
scented memorial from the County OF Nol'Du"
berland, in Pennsylvania, demonstrating aS''"-
the late Executive proceedings.
Mr.. WEBSTER said With great respect - % N,
Senator from Pennsylvania, (Mr. MchEASJ , hat
should not like to make any inquiry OF HL Md
would create any embarrassment Dut as ~ of
he had presented the names of those, SUM onj
whom were friends of the Administrators in
most Of whom he knew, and as ne Te resi- 'o 10
one Of the counties, he (Mr. W. wouo I'M nbe.
know ofhim. ifhe would not take 1t ainlSS, RING
Their there was or was not deep ana glo o,iye
dsapprobation Of the measures OF the EA A' Gom
in relation to the removal OF the depoSl'''
the Bank of the United Statesf .,..,ioht-
Mr. Mexican replied that he had not I NC lated
est objection to answer the inquiry. ne Of
the fact that, so far as he knew the CouET npr,
Northumberland, it contained numDeI u
sons who were actively engaged IN lhe Suf1I
of the present Executive They 'Ie nfI;en.
stated that they were the original iriehuS lie also
Jackson, and voted for him in 1852 lnn,oriaI
stated that in his own County, then l ntr Al
was signed without distinction OF palFF every
though he did not know the sentiments =,
gentleman in his county, yet those s1nmorial
who were responsible to him for the hi''
authorized him to state that fact. .Ir n the
His desire, Mr.. Nick said, was 70 i'4"'
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Iz= We hope that nothing we have eyersad
about Col. Crockett can or will be construed
into an approval, on our part, of the course he
thinks proper to pursue, or Of the course the pub
lie think proper to pursue towards him. We
have thought long ago, that we had little too
much Of Mr. Crockett!
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-05-03

Thomas King Carroll, ofSomerset James A.
Stewart of Dorchester; and John N. Steele, are
in nomination as candidates for Congress, in the
first District of Maryland, in the place of L. P.
Dennis, Esq. deceased.
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Richard Fl. Baker, Esq of Norfolk, has been
appointed by Governor Tazewell the Judge of
that Circuit, to supply the vacancy occasioned
by the death of Judge Robert B. Taylor and
and Mr.. Baker has signifed to the Governor
his acceptance of the trust
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-05-03

The National Inteligencer contains the fol-
lowing information
Just as our paper was going to press we
learned that the Senate (Which bad been Tor
some hours sitting with closed DOORS had again
rejected the four Government Directors oil ite
United States Bank, who had been already once
rejected by the Senate and re-nominated by ue
President. This second rejection took place,
we learn by the signal majority of thirty Vo'e'
to eleuen!
"Concurred in by members not only OF Oogl
parties, but of all parties, as we are Informed,
this decision speaks language to the PresIdel,
stronger than any which he has yetheard lIoI'
that body, and which he cannot misunderstood
The injunction of secrecy having been reno S.,,
ed from the proceedings, we shall OF course LAY
them before our readers at the earliest mOlae"'
possible"
What rebuke here isl Thirty VoleS
eleven Even the the Presidents friends III "''
Senate cannot stand by him!
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{ Oh! the lover may

OII' TIC IUVCI IIdy
Distrust that look that steals his soul away;
The babe may cease to think that il can play
With heavens rainbow; aIchymists may doubt
The shining gold their crucble gives out;
But Faith fanatic F aith, once qcedded fast
To some dear falsehood, hugs it to the last.
Can it be So is it so, with the Hon. J. NJ Pat.
ton?
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Beware of COunterf eits-The public is par
ticularly cautioned against receiving certain
bills Of the denomination of $780, purporting to
be of the office Of the Bank United States at
Washington payable to the order Of Richard
Smith, Cashier; as within the last fortnight, four
of the above described notes have been present
ed at the Branch in this city for examination by
different persons, who had received them as
genuine. This circumstance induces the sup
position that there must be many others OF the
same kind now in course of imposition upon the
unwary. Those which have been so presented
at the Branch in this city, are signed N. Bddle
President; VIM. M'Ivane, Cashier; letter NJ
and dated 18th February, 1880
Charleston Cour.
another .Suspension-Ye sterday the United
States Insurance Company" in this city, stopped
paying its Policies in consequence, as it is allie
ged, of the failure Of some for whom Policies
had been issued to meet their engagements to
the office. But assurances are given that the
assets in hand are abundantly sufficient to meet
the engagements of the Company, and thus pre-
vent ultimate loss to those who have conided in
its solvency and prudent management. These
assurances may tend to tranquilZe the holders
of the Company's Policies; but an official expose
ofits affairs would doubtless be more satisfacto=
ry to those Interested Pat.
We learn from the Navy Yard that the Ora
VEN IMAGE Of ANDREW JACKSON is placed as
Constitution. The glory Of that noble ship,
which added so much honor to the star-span-
gled banner, is departed. COMMODORE ELLIOT
deserves the thanks of his fellow citizens-and
they will thank him-as he deserves.
Boston Jour-
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e o. a G. r E. s..

As this Estate is so generally nowp, particular de
scripton of will be less necessary The soil is in
good state ofcultivaton, having been managed for
veral years past with view to its improvement There
about two hundred and fifty acres cleared and div
ded into eight fields, we'll fenced; the balance is in
wood and timber There from forty to sixty acres
of meadow land, well ditched and drained, part of
which is well set with clover and tmothy the balance
designed to be put down in grass the ensuing fall
There is young thriving APPLE ORCHARD, Of
about two hundred trees of choice selected fruit be
sides variety of excellent fruits. This Farm
is delightfully."- watered; Dogue Run passes through it,
and it abounds in springs of most excellent water,
which continue to through the farm in the dries
seasons The buildings good, consisting of large
FRAME DWELLING HOUSE of two stories,
GEEss with four rooms and wide passage built very
Hss substantially snd of the best materials and every
necessary out house to accommodate large family
The Garden ard Yard sre well designed and improved.
From the house there is commanding view of the Po
tomac and surrounding country, and for heathfuness
and beauty of prospect perhaps surpassed by none
The price and terms OF payment will be made known
by application to Gen. JOHN MASON. or
S. Fl JANNEY, Alexandra, d. C..
Or to the subscriber the premises,
JAMES RUSSELL,
aug 13-wtf Rose Hill, Fairfax County, Va
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a Valuable i arn for bale.

9ass9s The subscriber will sell his highly improv.
tss3sssfsfss ed and valuable Farm called
@VS Il q SE- Hill l.,
4ssass.s in the County Of Fairfax -four miles and
half from Alexandria and ten half from the CITY of
Washington. in pleasant and agreeable neighbor
hood. containing
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The National Intelligencer contains the fol-
lowing information
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-04-29

I" stated wonl render the Government Directors mere
=" spectators OF the proceedings vi The Board"
lie proposition afterwards submitted by Mr.. Spencer,
contained various matters, Intended as snendmentso OF the
chs'iei; the on, Is IN these words: That no bylaw ii
+" the said corporation, shall erettde the Directors sp.
" pointed by the Government, from n juv knowledge OF
" oil the concerns OF The Bank, and oi the accounts of eve.
ny person dealing with IL; and that the assent of AT least
" one public Director, shall be necessary to allow any
discount aud to render valid every act OF the Board oi
I" Directors"
By the report. it is obvious the iraugh,sman aud a
majority OF the committee, at least, were of opini,u that
u '0Nsrnmeht Directors were bound 10 repo,t what
ever Information they couli acquire. Mr.. Spencer be.
neVen uia the by-laws restricted them too much, and
mat they ought to have access to every account i'm the
nshk' Us wed the private accounts OF individuals as the
general accounts. Why eulsrge the field i'm which these
directors were TO collect utormatio unless they were at
merry 10 communicate all they could collect, when re.
Ph"eu! mus then, II seems to me, the coute xt, ia.
sp'"' ana meaning oi the charter, compel us to conclude,
Io"g'ess mteuded the Government ID iectors should make
reports. The friends and enemies OF the charter agreed
'ha' mat was the Intention, at the time the act was on
NPa'saIe, anu such has been considered its construction
ever since, nn'ii this controversy. Ii The ccnrary is now
setued TO be its meaning, aud the Directors ae not q,
proceedings OF The board, aud all the operations OF this
great nioiied institution, ia which the Government has SO
mhch at hazard, and which can so materially atIr ct every
interest IN The community, are TO be KEEP, profound secrets,
.hen l must be permitted to believe il is too odious, aud
Too dangerous, TO be tolerated one moment longer than ~ 4,
are NOW compelled 10 allow it to exist.
Mr.. President, l have now discharged a DUTY. far from
pleasing to myself. IL was due to those who sent me, as
wen a 10 others, that from my place in this body.
should staie the reasons upon " hich | expect to rest my
votes. Having done so, | will only add NY acknow ledg.
ihen's 10 The Sena g, Tor their patient attention, after the
snoJeethad been so long, and so ably discussed, a. 10 have lei,
IA nope That any thing icould say, would be matter OF ia.
ierest, either here or elsewhere.
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A CARD On leaving Richmond, The unde rsigned
IA thinks IL due TO his patrons 10 hank them most kind.
ly Tor The nunificent support they afforded him during the
past season, and TO slate his intention TO return IN time TO
resume his schools on the Let day Of October next.
April 20. uI5-11 T.. G. BREEDIN.
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MOfiCE.-All persons are cautioned and fore warned
~ against trading Tor or receiving any Bond or Bonds
executed by the subscriber 10 James W.. Jennings or
James +. Jennings Of the county OF Fiuvanna-ss The
said Bonds we're Obtained without any valuable eonside-
ration and 10 justice to myself aud family I do not intend
TO pay them. HUGH PETIT, Jr.
Fnrdnno, April 81. I14-s4w
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The Baltimore Patriot thinks that the Protest was lust
10 time TO turn the scale against tie Administration ain
several counties" OF Virgins. For once we agree with
him. The Elections TO Monday last were going on, agree.
ably TO the wishes Of the Adminisitation--but this paper
was seized upon by the Opposidon--seniences torn from
Their context-snd meanings were sscfibed 10 ii which
the President has since discldiined in his Explanatory
Message. Bot the arrow had sped. The perversions
we're spreading, before 'ths ruth had time TO pnt on her
bOots'-and we cannot DOUBT thai this unfortunate coip
PEfGt has contributed TO produce The effect which tie
Patriot describes. IL has turned The scale in Hanooer,
and from all we can learn IN CUlpeper--aDd perhaps in
Amela-and we know not how far IL may have aHe cted
the numerous and important Elections which took place
yesterday. The Administration may feel it in Ofapee
aud Haliisx, &C., &c.-the subsequent message 10 the
contrary notwithstanding.
n neto form of Impeachment The Grand Jury Of
Davidson county, in N. C., have presented Gen. Jackson
We wonder whether the presiding Judge changed them
to this eheci-snd by which process, the Presidenti is TO be
brought before ihem 10 be tried, "lor high crimes snd nis-
demesnors" They bae better leave these questions 10 the
constitutional tribunal Of the II. OF ".