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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-08-12
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This gentleman visited our town OF Monday evening
last Dining his say number OF his personal aud poll
teal iri d-, DESTROYS of ans,ng their sppo hi
coui" IN the Senate OF the United States AMI OF
-rgec and ahle defence OF the Cardinal principles Vr-
eiua, invited him 10 paake OF public Dime but, from
is pressing eng geinenis, be compelled decline
this marx OF Iesprci. We the ctcr al invitation,
aud the answer o Mr.. Leigh Petersburg Infeiigencer
PETERSBURG, Aug. 8, 1881.
Dear Sir Many of the ciIzens of this Town have
heard with pleasure OF your arrival here last evening" end
are desirous OF manesiug impressive Anncr, ri
approba oil your conduct during The biie in
you have oceu 'hscsrgng the duties OF the Repre-
sehii,ives ot.Ngns, in the Senate the Uni.d States
and OF assuring you OF their continued confidence your
political preiPes, aud their high respect Tor your private
worth.
The unierrignrd. thereiore, behalf OF large por.
uoh oil their iownsmrn, indulge The hope that the en-
gageinenis of business which have brought YOU Ia our
town, VIII enable YOU during your short stay amongst u.s.
to meet your former town-nen AT public dinner which
hey are des'rou ot rendering TO you such day will
best suit your
Accept dear sir The Of the great personal
pec with which we reuian, your friends, aud obedient
s1rvans.
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WYrHE c. H.. AUGUST, .

z. august 2
oUNTERFETTE Rs.-A few days since Mr. Points
HE United Marshal for this district, bongh this place
three men, whom he had appret nled in the county OF
Smy, io counterleing-Mr. Points deserves all praise
Tor The manly ene'prising anil dexterou- manner in
"ch he managed the dscoy; aud great credit is also due
10 MT Smith aud others for the par, they fook
arrest IL all the officers OF The State an,I Frlsa go
verimcns were sacive and energetic Mr.. Points
hls party have been, the country would he iii OF
these desperaLoes ana rogues, who are literally over
"hemIug our country with their spurious mousy. The
notes pmrported TO he hundred dollars o. States Bank
notes payable at Norfolk Va. exceedingly well exeru
teh, and calculated TO deceive almost any one. The
Offenders are now in prison. awaiting their trial. which
viii come on in September next.
W e learn 10y eter just received from Mr. Points, tia,
he has succeeded in arresng three others Of the clan in
The neighorhood OF the Springs, whittier he had
Ell alter leaving this pare-one OF whom he states has
been veteran ia the business, this being fun III time
he has been arrested II il 10 be hoped, that l. will he
me ias at least until he makes for
oirGres Argus.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-08-12

Is ANCASrER, DENLY s. Co., aucfioneers ana
III Commission JNeTchanfs, offer Tor sale la store
$50 hdds. ST. Croix, Barbadoes, and Porto Rico sugars
LOO boxes and bbls, double aud single steam refined
LOAF do
l25 hhds Orleans anil Poro Rico mossses
20 bids. sugar bsase d.
GOO bags Porto Rico, Rio, Mocha and Ma,illa coffee
500 packages fresh tea', Gunpowder, Imperial anil
young Hyson
10000 lbs. cotton yarns CaIkr's
5000 do do Churkaurk and S,,i bfoA
80 bales and cases domesiics
cases colored ramhrics
200 cells Manila corlage
100 prime bacon hams
1000 bags shot.
Also.
H. p. Madeira in pipes. halt pipes quarter and half or
casks pure Sicily in TO. do Fort in wood and bottles
Ihampagne OF various and approved brands old hook
Cldfet and Malaga wines; Cognac, Champagne aud In
a'ion Brandy Jamaca, Andgus, ST. Croix, New Orleans
AMI Florida Rum; very old and superior AIonong ahr,a
"bskey IN hbls. and hall do Holland Gin; .idns
whole snd hall boxes; by 10 aud 10 by IL Windows
"ias Sioneware in hhd@; Hacks superior Serars; Nut
megs Pepper, Cloves, ground Girger Cassil and Pnen
to; Soap aud Candles; Wine and CIDER Vinegar Collins
celebrated Axes; Hemlock and Oak tanned Sole st.er
belIsse Naddng; Lamp and Tdnnefs Oil; Green Paint:
Canton preserved Ginger in cascAnd have of a, daiy
expered-- -
1000 bags Rio, and Porto Rico coffee
20 terces very beautiful green 10
100 hhds. ST. CroS and Porto Rico sugars
10 boxes anil barrels seam refined loaf do
400 barrels best No mackerel
strict attention given to receiving aud forwarding goods
H"Sust IL. 2S-tiO
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WFT91T
se editor Of e chmond Eoqufor hes tho right ofho
Ftefdcn 20 send Protest hos f,on
Ihomns Randolph ESQ., grhndson M Jefferson Tho snibenio
copy 81 Poiosi prepared ~ him 5ecstafy state FOR pfe
den Wahngp15 - DO shows the catalan
scEale. - '>' W "'" 'eN'e" ~ 'Do
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-08-12

NOTICE To CONTRACTORS.-w anted Immediate
W at Bosbers Dam across Jamqs River EIGHT miles
above The city Of Richmond 10 900 feet of three inrl,
pine plank OF ~, 16, 20 'ee ieng bs and Of any
width over ten inches; Is feet two inch do ? 600
running feet OF timber II inches square 35O oLi,a ~
posts Tor cs, 6 feet long, and from SIX TO eyb,
meter at small end, and 200 perch OF stone Tie lin
Der all TO be perfectly sound, aud of mercbanale
W fefsos wishing TO contract for all or any mari of tho
above materials, viii please communicate 10 the subser
Der their Terms. sc. as as possible
Aso, proposals. viii be received until the 1s iAy Of Son
eosI 'r ne workmanship in rebuilding portion Of said
nsm I1'ey washed away; the length OF which Is about
lou ieef IL fe high aud I6 vide at its base FIR
Inlher particulars as 10 construction sc reference ,,
ne hsd 70 plan and specification left with MIR John
Syine' al The dollhouse ~ thr foot Of The y Tin
RICHARD Rims. dgepf
HuguH ~ lS5-uJ Jor James RiDo Compony.
WAASHINGrON COLLEGE. = Tic Exe,ci.es Of the
w ensuing session Of ibis Institution will commence
on NE hfst Monday Of September, and continue tl tie
first Monday Oi July.
ANIMAL EXPENSES Tuition $50: Tosrd exelusive
OF bed aud washing, $40.
II is particularly recommended that those ho propose
TO enter should be present at the men Of the
session.
Tie course Of instruction is that usually pursued in Col
Ieges.
Chemical and Philosophical Apparatus, 10 considerable
extent and OF the hesi description eceutly been i'm
ported from Europe
Lexington. Va, August ~. 1884. 2s-s
HUsI PUBLISHED, "Rsndolpb's Lelicrso tos Young
81 Relative embracing series o years from ea,v voni
10 mature manhood, and for sale by r. L. sMfTH
June IS. m 1
~ANTED, az an Apprentice 10 the Printing Bus
w ness, Youth of respectable concessions. from
~ 70 10 years Of age possessing good English Education
hPP'y AZ me once OF 'hs psper. May 90
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RIcIlMoNp, WAYNE DO ,INp1ANA. Inl

RICHMOND, wAYNE Co INDIANA July &c
.hormonS number of the Mormon-, " hose passage
wts ward through this place oticed in Nav last have
returned this week, and look indeed like the rrmnan of
scattered army They say they returning to the east
Tor ''r families some TO settle business &C. They were
MOI communicative but hey speak Of battle having
Ken place between of their people aud the c,tiZ rs
OF Jackson county Missouri They say the Governor Or
dered them TO give up their which they did praceA
by Their persons and equipsge denote hard fetvicc
aud make quite their outward bound appear
-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-08-12

II with great regret that Ibis Court has been inormed
o, the death, In the City Of Brooklyn OF the Hon. ill
ham Johnson. Of the Judges OF the Supreme Court
the United States.
Approaching the loss the country has sustained in the
decease OF this dsng us ed ,sn. aud mark Of
speci TO his WORTH II Is ordered that this Court
journ. Extract hom the minutes
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-08-12

JACKSON MoNEY.-it is with great pleasure thd "
perceive the true Jdchso" Money is in circulation
talI tages OF the Jackson coinage are passing reel
rom hand TO hand this morning, and al who get hold
them seem TO teel at the superiority OF such reo
spirit of arocracy would still continue to cheat The peo
pie The eagles, halt eagles ani quarters are re
brauiful coins-al lie AT assured, in relation
tie eagles and quarters, and attest from our ow
exaniua ion, in relation To The halves.-U
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AWANFED, az an Apprentice 10 the Pr;ntine Busi.
w ness, Youth Of respectable connexions, from
% 10 years Of age, possessing good English Education
Apply Al The Office Of ihis paper Nav 90
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-10-09
R,emnoxp. Sent. ., Lei

l-ssNs
Sentiemen:-l our letter Of the 18th inst
was handed 10 inc on the 20th There !, one
Teason, and only one, that makes inc reIuet-
AIT 10 give you an answer, which j., that an
answer To- our letter, may bring upon inc ia
Inirits Without end. a. 90 my opinions on all
the SeKed questions Of the dsy and NAV Lr
supposed 10 commit inc 60 give public an
sTers 10 al such inquiries. have no opin-
ION on any POLITICAL subject, that I would
wish to conceal, but have AN objection 10
s"ins such answers TO such inquiries, which
~ ias1perabie, namely, want Of time 10 do so
literally, want Of tine. I answer YOUR
letter. however, because. seeing the Ceel,p.,
OF personal good will towards me that run,
through ~. 10 refuse answer wolld have
the appearance of unkiRIness ia haze
not The least hope. IN high party tines Ike
these, 81 being able TO find language To CON
sey my thoughts, which will not be liable 10
be mIsconstried by many of nv political op-
Poneots, and by some Wiifuliy nlIsTepresent-
cd
10 regard 20 the part took 10 tie debate
10 The Sen1ie on tie bank question, at the
last session., remarked at the time, that the
editors of the ministerial newspapers tsueh
oi them, mean, a. had on Opportunity II
seeins,) thought proper TO give their reader.
Their own representations Of my speeches
some omitiing TO publish the speeches them
selves, especially tie first of tiIrn. some pCL-
Ii-hins extracts Of iheiT oen selection. snI
soDe POstponioy ths public alton, iill their
representations q my sentiments, or the
representations of them asonymou, cores
PJndents, lid time 10 make tie first general
rnpfessiOn. This course was DOT far. and
carried With q internal evidence Of conseiou,
unisHness Bot thought ! had a right 10
SNpeeCOf my countrJmeu, that they would
ASCERTAIN my meaning and intentions from
my ovn words, and then, " any should zee
cause " condemn fae, should never con-
PLAN
10 ny first speech on that occasion. after
ncntiDning that the General Assembly, Of
Virginia had very shortly before e elected me
% the sesats, declared its opinion. that Con
gress bad no constitutional aatL0rity u char
ter natOnal bank. without giving apv ex-
press instruction 60 the senators Of the ,t.te
% Congress SAID, 90 Substance. that under
the circumstances, ! should conform wuh
that opinion, even II entsfiained different
one, bot hat ~ truth concurrsd m a., a.
piniOu ontreiy AID exactly aud I sad aC.
terWards, that a was my fixed opinion. ti,,t
.; vas not constitutional % recbarter Sc
present bsnk u tho United states 81 sDy ma
tionai bank do not quote my words. but I
iook pains 10 make them a. explicit a. possr
Die
Nv Judgment. indeed. Is altogether oppo.ed
- ibst afoad system OF implication. by uhicL
thr g. scr "a charter = oatioual bank. and ma
ny otter Posefs. have been derived 10 fhe
f-derl Legislature s0d recently o. the grdef-
al executive, sbth TAFT has advanced sni
acied upon doctrins % inpiied powsrs. far
more istnuJinous thsn vas ever before heard
o. 10 ~ OPINION. the fraE.efs q the coast
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Il r"od sIgu'iS al --'e NJ f.s.c "A market ana
safe l'E'r i'-ssr unfiIrlr -irBI,in,tr Z. week
q =" I"h O. air TAG IN ssrr r1uG gsstistv
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an .u''''E- r-gr.rru-. Hhrrr were -v.-l-
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n'c ao Are Hrne saTuBcnH rhs Engsipts b.
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Mao A'aHTs. % Ia. ~ psll.,.s-r R.rguais....
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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-10-09

We are afraid that our friends IN Con-
gress have earned the reduction Of the
quality 81 Ouf gold cOin a little too Ear
since We perceive that the English
bankers find their account ~ sending
the British gold CON here % be- re-coin-
ed. for the profit which. after paving
height insurance, Sc. they make upon
its conversion into American COM
But, II all the nations II Europe were
to send al their gold CON over Tor the
same purpose, u would not h. IN suai-
cent quantity 81 substitute ans maier!-
al portion at the present circulating
medium of thc United States. ~ Int.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-10-09

sHI ..rsna airaa Nsa1n ( ~ re raarfss-
tns1 ueHa sIraaea -saslseF uai b. a@i1
E liff hifinslsr auur1i. an FhurscilF aa
sli 81 fr-.aHr 81 rirrs n gas sransnE -
rffi 60 l..s1 ia sieaust end ln s.l.irs.
as .r-fl lr s1.r1 a..rs. ,.n ria nanilsr.
Ha s.r ut ls -alHr So sslis.is. s.
"a eEEHrrtur
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-10-09

u - subject for oonsraiuiatiou that 10
'1rh ". issEEsoLL has accepted tbo Wing
"ominaiion a. aeandIdale for Congress IA the
chy 81 Philadelphia, 10 succeed Ma B,SsEY,
determined upon retiring u isafcaI satisfac-
ton That lee . 10 have a successor WhOse re-
Putltion pToclaims LIm - WOrthy. There -
so doubt, We usdersisnJ, Of hB beng elected
Nat lat
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Co. fif nn-i.ag if ~. ssH --rt.. ..r H.e
lGs...lli.. f'taiai. IA nsi,.f-. "a. -. l- p
AHlt-.a Aassls E.saaur- Fs
~ -slislsus's .nuu-sf.-r rf Co., -i. t-sa.
4.lns-a -i.i,. ,-'tisi.. al y 800
% u iursrt- l.F ig I. a. 7,gau.a. tls-
iaae ~ 49, Wasa ~ s~i1EIsa
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GENERAL IurELLIoEucE.
RICHMOND q POTOMAC RAN RoAp

RICHMOND 4 POTOMAC Raj. ROAD
We have convcrsed with Mr.. HuS-
TER, one OF the Engineers who have
been, foi some time past. engaged IN
experimental surveys for the route Of
the Rail Road from Richmond Ia Fred
cnckSburg, and learn that the face Of
the country presents no serious obstacle.
and that the Western Line has proved
less difficult than Vas anticipated. We
learn also, that, ON the Western route
there has been REIMBURSEMENT of land
IN all instances except two or three.
where the property belongs Ia Orphan
Children, and that the disposition Of the
people, towards the work, as might be-
inferred from what We have stated. i,
exceedingly favorable. II Is thought to
have al advantage over the other route
IN Il greater abundance OF timber and
stone, but very little in distance.
Engineers are now engaged IN loca-
ting u miles Of the road from Rich
mond to ;lIc ridge south of the Pamun-
Aey-a portion common 10 the rival
routes, which will be- prepared for
letting forthwith. The Board of Direc-
tors will decide very soon which course
the road will take thence. and the ex-
Pccta;ion is that by February next To-
cation Of the road Will be made To with
IN Id miles of this place. Every thing
indicates that the work will De- prose-
Gated with Vigour.- Fredg .ireRa.
The late Mrs. ANN NELSON. of this
county, by her last will and testament.
devised $4,000. to Trustees, for the
benevolent purpose of founding Board
ing School for the instruction of Young
ladies IN all the branches of female ed
ucaiIon, 10 be called the Human More
.Icafemy II was the wish of its pious
founder that the pupils OF this scmina-
~. IN addition % the instruction which
they are To- receive in all those branches
OF education usually taught in the most
respectable boarding schools, should be
continually placed under the best NOR
al and religious influences. \ part of
Mrs. NelsOn' muniiocnt legacy has
been expended in the erection of a
handsome and commodious cdificc. ia
bOut fourteen miles from this city, on
the Reisters-town turnpike, healthy
and beautiful SItuatIon.) and the i'm
proNements of the grounds thereto be-
longing. We are Informed that the es-
Enlistment Is now completed. and that
the Trustees Of the academy have e.
lccted MR.. GERTRUDE HoYT. of New
York lady Of high reputation As an
experienced teacher, to bc the princi-
pal: and that the institution viii be- o.
Pened for the reception of pupils about
the middle Of October.
We feel Niriuous pride in this no
bic exhibition If zeal in the cause of
female education ON the part of a daugh-
ter OF Maryland, and hope that the m
stiiution, which her beneficcnce Ia,
founded, will contribute TO elevate still
more highly the intellectual and moral
character Of her SEX Bait. On.
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Ihe Fil!aSc.sdE paprrs arr go nlo..n-
rfls trn soos.saH -ss El.s q, ,sla "a - ~
FsTvlg. Enssrs lEln 20 riar GIrv wh1
~-aS TnSsEsisrs'- I,,.rET ui,s p.lil, al L.s.tls
ward On F-1aEE ll-Ar Ausr-
1he NIH.r n sSlAah,Ig hII hls. 1f;.r-
ed Tt-N-Esa ID S>5sssa Or rae appr-hra-
Sam cd rils nsp-t,tr-,r
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t-iociiui- an =rp,sli Sclars -ai.s piac- q
TIE i"iiu~nt- Gals- "a. i.ia nsiu1.ia az Cu... ar
and NoDcnsiscr
AtHr-s land, l-z NlrsEsa IT Gssnssa-
i'rlH~'G-t- III Hu--tlss "a l.gaso.r-
f'-Hlssr,sNEistR. 20 TIr>sl..r "A sru,p-r
Ne~ se--rS- d ] lS--st,ss 2, 0rn.nrr
oAm, ID TsrstEE IA UGa.n-u
e<eo-IE. ia Winds a. s,Unlnr-
south Gs-niuEA- -t vstmGs@ "a C,-uiGrr
<s~ ssI'S- a-G snAaIai..s "a N.XHau.n.r
NzszAciiu-tsrl- - N5,ulfsl.s n Nlv-sass--
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7ise Fourra a. Catr- uEmnIsrfr-,t a. -s.s-,,.,
IN sn's if.~ n tt-f-ruES uar =nal 81 tsar 1sr
soi's ctar-ce y ~ l1uSsHIS SFann.rasar MONEY
10 exPoc1-e IN as'et 4iiss- * liz 1rs-snt tar
Nc learn 1iasc liz 1i.sll al -ha y.rsan- az
the, fsr u"nGsf-iiucu,- 1r pa--.nsr cuun-
isIten mar~s. ~s- lar y.sHs,l IA tsl., l.xr term
HaG tisrs rrirr-of 1-rm sansiaa-nsnr IA aas,
it. nssr-i e=sE.suss ,HrE-t IA ..is is sra,i,,-
tinu- sisc ngsA NJ lr,IE-l ll-a. Sar- au-
usao.utird is In S.rHnr HIEv- AZ taa Amr (
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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-10-09
To B. W. LEIGm. Esar.

The following y the extract from MIR
Leish's Speech, referred 10 an tie foregoing
letter;
But though the people Of Virginia do en-
terain The opinion. and have uniformly ma IN
tained a. aud think upon just grounds, that
this Government has no constitutional author
hy TO charter a National Bank, the develop
inent OF the present year, now ia rapid pro-
gress, NAV serve 20 convince them, that the
renewal OF the charter Of the present Bank
with such modIhc atoms aud for such a term
as experience has shown or shall dictate 10
DC proper. may DC the Oniy me aus which hu-
m1n wisdom can devise, to avert or correct
measures, far more abhorrent in principle
from their opinions. and more dangerous and
binef'si 10 their consequences. The alterna-
t"es but too likely 20 DC presented to US are
indeed awful"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-10-09

iHP0Tfsni .ssSisai Discsrfry Two physi-
eian,i 81 G0ihngen. haze. Il - declared, late
y decotcred thai the o. yhydr.l 81 iron Is %
lnialiib.o suiidoie ssainst arsehicsi poisoo 49,
" Tie oHyhldfat II iron !. perfectly inno-
euou', this discovery Is peculiarly interest.
iug
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-10-09

There are seycniy-eight chartered
colleges and uniter.iiscs 30 thc United
>iaies--about five o. ever, milli3a of
luh4Liiaaf.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-10-09

RObJ,Ty al ME Thlairs.-On MONDAY
night, S!r. William q. Patterson G.,
Stokes county North Carolina went 10
the Park Theatre and on his return 10
his lodgings bad his attention attracted
To his pocket by hr> landlord Who rc.
marked that hole had been cut IN Il
Rom the out SIDE. On further exsni-
nation. Mr.. Patterson found that De-
had been robbed OF his pocket book
containing SBl1O of (which there were
thirty SiOO bills Of the tinted
states Bank, and one so OF the United
States Bank. lie suppose thatthe mo-
ney va taken from him when making
his way out u the theatre through the
crowd. .Ncy York Dgoey.