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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-07-15

Of the letter Of the Secretary OF the Treasury the
Committee oil Waysand Means. The reports Of what did
say in the daily papers OF this city, will show that
the fact correctly as was understood at the time by the
adjourninens Of the House. Bot may ask him, have
many Of the political party with which he voted with
hm! Upon occasion, when the yeas and nays hap
pened be recorded observe that three oppo.
sod TO the removal Of the depostes, and who act with the
gentleman, voted with him sg the adjournment OF the
House. msjory Of the House continued 10 adjourn
early hour from day day. until became apparent that
question could be had until the House exer,cd
and checked the debate Was IL unressonsby check
ed! The debate had continued with short intervals on,
the first Of December un, the 18Th OF February when
the question taken. Ii the 3d OF February
that m.de the appeal oihe House, which the gentleman
has chosen TO corue into pledge my psrt--and up
10 the 18th vote had been TAKEN The gentleman said
he does not "refec the decision oil the House,
pugn the motives OF the gentleman from Tennessee
violated the public faith, they lent the sanction Of their
greet names TO the violation Of private pledge" Sir
no private pledge has been violated by me- and Hsi
mutation intended 10 convey such idea, repeled-
The same gentleman, in the very same speech in which
he coplsnes SO loucy OF the application oil the precious
question, calls upon the majority TO the power oil
the precious question upon the question pending up
on which he was then speaking The gentleman said
Sir, IN this House, the gentlemen who complain OF
distressing speeches, have the power. Why do they
use II 10 relieve the counrys They put eud 10
speeches whenever they choose SO that the majority
upon the public business. And il they do check debate
aud act the minority, With whom the gentleman acts, still
utter loud complaints that they have dcne So
have TO ask the pardon of the House, for this digres
sion from the immediate question before it, IL the frs
OPP oruniiy which has been afforded notice any OF the
remarks of the gentleman from Georgia, of which
lated personally 10 myself and perhaps required at my
hands the notice have taken of them.
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~ WASHINGTON, July 10.
The President OF the United States has we understand
lett this city on visit to the Hermitage" his residence
In tennessee, whence he does propose to return be-
fore Oetober.-yNdf. hut,
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Heads up THE Opposition in this District are running
Mr. Robertson singlehand.d. But the other Party are
not dead In the second county which has voted, (vz:
Neo Rent,) the poll thin one but the vote was
Tor John Robertson, GO; VIM. II. Roane 4I.-Mr Roane
no candidate; but OF his political friends
.ermined 10 testify their a by giving their him.
District He is opposed 10 the Bank OF the U. s. which
is no little feather in bis cap But he is now affiliated
with politicians many Of whom 90 for H. Yet The greatest
objections TO him are, that lie has been ultra in opposing
the acts OF the Administration, and considered Null
e-Had Mr. Roane been taken up in time, il possible
that he might have beat Mr. Robertson. As things are,
does 1t not become those who think with Mr. Roane TO
keep alive The cause 10 which he beongs by giving their
votes to Old Hanover may still do much, If she will
turn out AT all events the will be again
at the next Spring heats the Opposition will not
surely be permitted 10 tcdk orer the course
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The Alexandria Gazette says that we "adnijt the
alarming encroachments Of federal power" and asks
us why we do not 1ulife with the Coalition we
presume!) IN opposing those who nre welding these
powers we ask IN our turn, what friend of the
Administration has spoken freely of it's errors
than the Enqurer?-and what friend of the Oppo-
sition has dared 10 find fault wirh the errors of his
own party? The Wing, for instance, in this CITY:
IL has now become affiliated with politicians of all
sorts OF creeds with Calhoun, Clay, Webster and
their allies and saeIlites-Bu which of their prj1c
pies does it criticse What measure or vote on their
part does IT censure? 1t avowed even last year that
u nad prosued lis principles (f it had any y
Tor IFS pariy--and yet it is impertnent enough to
twit as as being OF the collar press
The "A. Gazette reminds u.s. that "Proper princi-
pies must be carried out by proper men"-WiII it be
pleased to tell MS where we shall find such men i'm
its own mongrel party? Is Clay, the advocate The
most outrageous hereses that have ever been
practised in the federal government, the "pro-
per man to resist its encroachments? Is Cal
noun, the ultra federast in all but Modification,
ut this moment the friend of the Bank and of
Internal Improvement The proper politician for car
mel Webster
MIR. Snowden lof tie Gozetle) seems to have be-
come all at once the advocate of State Rights-inst
such friend as he of the Free Press, of Jefferson
county, or he of the Wing here became after sun
porting all the niscbicvous schemes of CIay,Adams
a. Go. Perhaps he owes bis conversion TO the la
bors Of his Charlottesville Correspondent bur IL he
does not look TO it i'm time, he will find too late lint
his incubation is not Of the State Rights sort
but that il comes from the School Of the Multi
feTs.
lie nsks us in fine, whether we look for State
Rights from the Author Of the Proclamation and
the Protest ?-And we ask, in our turn, whether he
means 10 Int at Andrew Jackson, by this remark
nnd u SO, whether he is uncnndid forget the
authorized Exposition in the Globe, of the Proca-
nIaiIon--and Of the supplementary message to the
According TO this view Of the case then, the great
points of difference between the Alexandria Gazette
md papers Of that stamp, and ourselves are these
NE find fault with Gen. Jackson, when he errs-
while hey never dare to find fault with single act
of their own Party-WE will do justice to General
Jackson while we frankly admit his errors-but we
will not throw ourselves into the arfns Of n CabaI
who are only banded together by common hatred
Of Jackson and whose real principles as various
as iiie pieces Of yosepb's many coloured garmens.
But the State Rights Of the Opposition stamp
are determined, tohie they pun down Jackson 10 Pat
IN men who go for National Bank, with all its en-
croachmcnts and abuses.
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AWANTED, as an Apprentice 10 tie Printing Buzz.
w ness, Youth Of respectable connexions, from
IA to 10 years Of age possessing good English EducaoD.
Apply Of the Office Of this pspef Bfsy 20
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TREASURY DEPARTDf EMIT,
Ocfoher CG 1922

"HEREAS, notice has been given this day, by this
w Department. TO the propretors OF the residue of
the Certificates OF the exchanged four and halt per
Stock created in Of Act of Congress passed
on the 18th day oil May 1924 that the certificates Of said
Stock will be redeemed on the first day of May next and
the reimbursement of their certificates previously to the
aforesaid first day of May next Notice given TO the
propretors Of said Stock, that transferring the ceri
Gates thereof to the United States they will be paid the
amount thereof together with the interest which shall
have accrued thereon. 10 the day OF payment.
The certificates are TO be transferred in the usual
ner at the Loan Office, where the same may stand credit
ed and on the transfer being certified the Secretary of
the Treasury the amount will be forthwith transmitted in
draft payable TO the order of the seller. The interest
will be calculated to the day which, in the regular
course OF mall the money might be received the draft
at the place where the transfer made.
II. b. TANEY,
Secretary Of Treasury.
November 8. 52-leowtlMay.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT, !

TREASURY DEPARTMENT.,
October 26h, 1888. {
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to the etors of
the residue OF the Certificates OF the exchanged four
aud half per Stock created in Pursuance of Act Of
Congress passed the 10Th day OF May 1924 that the
Certificates Of said Stock will be paid the LIST of May
next to the Propretors thereof their legal
yves or Attorneys duly constituted ON the presentation
and surrender OF the said Certificates at the Treasury or
at the Loan Office wher the may stand credited
Notice is further given, that transfer OF the Cer-
Gates Of said Stock from the books of the Treasury or spy
Loan Office, will be allowed after the LIST day of April
next And also, that the interest all the Certificates of
the said Stock, will and determine the 3Oth day
April next r. b. TANEY,
Secretary IF the Treasury
Nov. s. 52-eowtIMav
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POETRY.
"mucu vgr RxM>ts, us.uso."
From Miss Sheridan. Comic Offering, for ls9''l
THE MISS NOMERS.

from Miss Sheridan. Comic oge,ing, for 1884.
THE MISS NoMERS
Miss Brown 10 exceedingly fair,
Miss White IL US brown ~ a Jerry,
Miss Black has grey head OF haiI,
Miss Graves is dirt ever merry
Miss Lish,body weighs sixteen stone,
Miss Rich scarce eau muster a guinea,
Miss Hare wig, and has none,
And Miss Solomon Is u sud nnny!
Miss Nil lnay's a terrible scoli,
Miss Dawes ever and contrary
Miss Young is now grown very old,
And Miss iicayisidc's light AZ a fairy:
Niiss Shor, is at least five Ioc, ten.
Miss Mobiles Of humble cxtractio
Miss Love hiss hatred towards mon,
Whilst Miss Sill IL forever in action.
Miss Green Ia n regular blue
Miss Scarlet looks pale "a "a lily;
Miss violet neet shrinks from our wow an,
,,; And Miss Wisemaa think. al the "G me" shy
Miss Meo's not at all like myself
Misc Carpenter no ono can ruIe.
Miss Sadler meier mounted horse,
White Mis-. Groom riom the stable will run!
Miss kilmoc cant look on corso,
And Miss Aimwell no'cr leveld gun;
Miss Gfeathead has no brains ut all,
Miss Heartwell 10 ever complaining,
Miss Dance ne'er has been at ball,
Over hearts Miss Farweu,her likes reigaing!
Miss Wright she is constantly wrong,
Miss 1ickcl alas. il not funny;
Mis- Singer ne'er watbled a sous,
And alas! poor Miss Cash has money;
Miss Bateman would give all she's worth
To purchase man o her liking,
Mics Merry is SHOCKED at al ninth,
Miss Boxer the men dom, find striking!
Miss Bliss docs with sorrow o'ernow,
Miss Hope in despair socks tho tomb:
Miss Joy still antie patcs woe,
Aud Miss Charity's never "at home -
Miss Hamlet resides in tho city,
Tho nerves of Miss Standiust IRE shaken;
Miss Prettyman's beau is not pretty,
Miss Faithful her love has forsaken
Miss Porter despises all fioih,
Miss Scales thoy n mako ,oiit, 7 am thinking
Miss Mcekly is apt to no wroth,
Miss Lofty TO meanness il sinking
Miss Seymoro's as blind as bat,
Miss Last at party is first;
Miss Brnde diskes u striped cat,
Aud Miss Waters has always u Thirst!
Miss Knight is changed into Day,
Miss Day wants to marry Knight,
Miss Prudence has just away
And Miss Steady assisted her flight;
But success TO tho lair, -one and all!
No misrepresentation be msking:-
Though wrong the dear TO call,
There's no harm, should hope in Miss-rAKISo!
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the 9Th day Of September past, issued four bonds
" to James Hector, VIM Chapman, and Guy d.
French, all of Giles County, Vrginia.-one bond was
or ten dollars and three other bonds sixty dollars each
which bonds given for tract of land that James
Hector represented belonged TO him. I am now con-
WINGED that the land did not belong the parties
have been deceived, forwarn all persons from receiv
ing or trading Tor said Bonds am determined
paw them. p. w. ROBINSON
Kanawha County Va Dec. 8, 1893. S7-w4m#
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TO Mr. James G. anthony, and Mary s. his rife.
~OU WIZ please take notice, that OH Thursday the
N Z0th Gay OF February next, at the House Of Mr.
WIN Nj Gary, Loyds, in Essex county, Va shall bro.
coed 10 take The dispositions Of Rob p. wsrine, d. W.
PITTS, Richard howze and others be read as evidence
In cause pending IN the Circuit Superior Court Of Law
aud Chaneery Tor Wesimorelsnd county i'm which T. a,
executor Of Geo W. Lee, decd, am plaintiff, aud Mary
Lee, ~ her Character as executx Of h. NJ CO. decd
and also 10 her own right, and yourselves defendants
and ~ from any cause should fail take the said depo
siions on the day before named shall proceed at lie
same place. ifom day TO day. until the dispositions are COM
pleted, Your most obedient
Jan. 10. f78-w4wsl JOHN III. MICOU
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n w PhiN IERS-l have for sale set Of CoMpo.
~ sITIoN ROLLERS, including Distributino Frame
mould &c. They are complete, and have been but little
used, having no use for them, will deduct 20 per cent,
from the original cost. ~ N'''
ior The different seasons will be sent 10 the
Of chsrge.-Address the subscriber al this Office
Jan. so. WM W nfIHSvANr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-02-06

understand, says the New York Gazette that orers
were yesterday received the Navy Yard TO fit out the
irgaie B'aodywine ior Immediately ii is not known
wnere she IS 10 60, but we presume the intention Is TO
send her out TO England with new Minister. INT Sic
venson Probsby) and then proceed TO the Mederranes
station, 10 relieve the Constitution
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Nov. s.

NOTlCE--By deed OF trust from Robert Patton de-
ceased to Robert Patton, jr.. (now deceased) and
John Nj. Patton, bearing date The 18th day of pr 1921
1t Is provided, that after satisfying certain preferred and
specified debts and liabilities the residue Of the trust funds
shall be applied TO the payment OF the individual debts
OF said Robert Patton, wheher contracted by him n his
private capacity GUARDIAN
all debts. the original consideration for which were
debts due by contracts made with the firm of James
Dykes & CO., where the said Robert Patton hath
given his individual noe bond acceptance for the same
hath in any way individually guaranteed or
for their payment by the express terms of the said
deed, excluded from any participation in the trust funds
until all the individual creditors OF said Robert Patton
as above defined, shall be fully paid and sais6cdTbe
creditors, however, are required by the terms of the
said deed, to exhibit their claims the Trustees with
in six months after they have been notified do So
by advertisement in one public ne wspapers and
in case otbeir failure To do The trustees The survivor
OF Them is authorised distribute the funds among such
OF The individual creditors shall have exhibited their de-
Dands, and then the residue in payment Of the debts due
by the firm OF James Dykes Co.Now, therefore, be-
Iieying that all tho preferred debts have been satisfied
do hereby notify and require all the creditors OF The said
Robert Patton, whose demands within the above de.
scripon Of individual debts Gas distinguished from debts
Of the firm Of James Dykes Coz present their claims
duly authenticated to me, or in my absence from FIRE
decksburg Hugh NJ Patton, or before the first dav
Of October next JOHN NJ. PATTON,
SWuioing Trustee of r. Patton, decd
NovetnbeT o, 1900 53-laflm
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AtLASSICAL SCHOOL, The School at Long Creek
~ Louisa county, viii be continued next year. under
the sole supeTnendence OF the subscriber who has had
twenty years experience IN the profession he has chosen
10 this school will be taught the Greek and Latin Ian
guages English Grammar, English Composition, Geogra-
ply with the Of Maps and Globes, Mathematics and
Arithmetic The School will commence on Monday the
10Th Of January 1884, aud terminate The LIST day of De-
cember following There will be vacation Of four weeks
commencing on the 14lb day Of June. The charge for
board, tuition, washing, lodging and fuel will be $I1O
payable, half the LIST day Of June, 1884, aud the
other half The lst day Of December following Long
Creek Is 30 miles from Richmond 81 from Fredercksburs
81 from Orange Court house, and 20 from Cartersye
The stages from Richmond 10 Orange Court house, and
from Fredericksburg TO Gainesville pass the School
house Letters 10 the subscriber should be directed 10
Long Creek r. o., Louisa WILLIAM NELSON.
December 8. 61-1ahf
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MOTiCE.--AIl persons are hereby iorewsrned from,
hunting, fishing, trespassing in any manner on
my farm IN Goochsnd, GEORGE G. PICKETT
January 30. sl-w4w
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any public measure Of the Government. whether Il |
should belong to the Executive Judicial, Legislative
III they hold that IL il eouzv thar right

any public measure Of tho Government, whether Il
should belong to the Executive, Judicial or Legislative
department, they hold that II is equally their right
and their duty, to sustain the public func,ionses OF
the Government IN the discharge OF their duplicated
aud difficult duties incident to public office so far
vindicsie their motives from unjust ionsthsi
whilst submission TO usurpaion would dis
graceful the waDton and red abuse OF the nbers
oil the administration, an evil scarcely less be depe
cated-that IL should be clear and bted assumption
sequences dangerous 10 institutions that should merit
The unqualified denunciation OF public against
those who Iary and reasonably be presumed TO have
been elevated to office, by the admission the part Of the
people, that they had rendered great services the Com
wealth, aud possessed toeraLie degree Of virtue aud
honesty -Therciore:
ResOiced That we have confidence in the patriotism Of
Andrew Jackson.
deposi;es TO the u. :. Bank"
Mr. Fauntlcroy addressed the meeting in support OF
The proposed suhsiitute-and when he had concluded,
DR. Philip a Kip tine moved adjournment oil the
meeting to the th Monday ia February, Court day.
which motion was over uled by large majority.
Nathaniel Tyler, Esq. then addressed the meeting,
rcpoba,ing the removal Of the depo,ics from the Bank
oil the u States; and, when he had taken his seat,
on motion OF Joseph A. Williamson, ESQ., the substitute
overwh. lining M. jor'y-
Aud the preamble aud resolutions offered by Judge
Scott, were adopted by the like majority.
On motion OF Robert Brent, Esq it WAS
Hesofred That the proceedings oil the meeting be sign
ed by the Chairman and Secreay and that copies there
our Senator aud Delegates in the Virginia Legislature;
aud also TO the Editor Of the Political Spectator, aud the
Editors OF the newspapers in Washington and Richmond
cities, for publication
The meeting then adjourned.
JNO. WALDEN, Chairman.
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NHE highest prices paid for -four barrel bilists and
- hoop poles, delivered at the Penrsnilsry.
Jan. %. lSI-ul T. g. MONCURE, q. A. p.

NOrtCE.-i wish to sell farm out upon shares, my
fine, large and handsome blooded horse called Ches-
terheld Chesterfield Is handsome sosl, ieet Inches
high, sired by Don Quixote, out oil Diomeds mare
she out Of double Janus mare. Don Quixotie was got
by Balls dFlorize, out OF full booded Clifton
Letters addressed Col Charles G. Graves will be at
tended TO-. CHAS. g. GRAVES.
Murdoch will stand home where no stood last year.
anil got l25 mares. C. C. G.
Jan. IL. 79-wAw
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE for sale. in the conn.
~ Or .hdhecs.-By virtue Of a decree of tho Cir.
S superior Court OF Law aud Chanceiy, for the county
~ mahews' pronounced on the 10Th day Of April 1881
~ sun depending in the said Court in the name Of
Brooks Ell ais against Brooks ais Tor the sale of The
real a. estate OF Capt VIM. Brooks. decd.
We ,he undersigned, two OF the Commissioners named
IN The decree aforesaid will proceed to SELL at Mathews
on the first day OF August Court mex fair
not Tue next lair day thereafter, credit of I2 and
is months, the following Tracts OF Land 10 wit: One
eInshg ISo sores, lying IN that part OF the C. un.
c1ieh " inter Harbour, on which there is two story
dwelling barn, large and convenient, toe ether Win
necessary out houses. ~ ''
Secondly-One Tract OF arabic Land snpposed IN con,
tam ~ acres lying within 800 yards OF that already de-
Thrdly-One Tract. containing So acres. one third q,
- "moered' within one mile OF the Mansion house
Fourthly- One tract, containing abou, 40 aor.s ,.
Mansion Hou e tract. w " o
tnh'y-Thiriy Of well iiinbercd land within one
mile ana a hall OF the Mansion House tract.
Sxthly-One tract, containing 100 acres with a oooi
iarm House; onc-halI Of which is well ,mbereJ
Seventhy--one tract con,aiung 60 acr,s one half of
which Is arable and within two half miles of The Man
sion House. - "'' 'ia"
Egh'hy One piece superior White O Ak ,i,nhs,.,,.
NJ ansion House '' "'''' '"e
Ninthly-0ne piece superior White Oak and Pine Tim
oeeu snu containing 90 acres lying about four miles
IRON The Mansion House tract.
Irnthly-One tract well tnbcreJ with Pine con,a;o
ing % acres, within two miles OF the Mansion H,use tract
, EieVenihiy--One Tract, containing 20 acres witb \
uwehng mouse, subject TO a widows DOVER within ak
Lastly-Onc Tract containing so acres sub;.,,. - .
WIDOWS dover, within two miles OF the NJ anson. bonse
an OF winch Land Is convenient TO navigabie water
Bonds with approved security will be required of the
purchasers. WM NJ. BROMLEY
=, SHEPARD G. MILLER
"'y N' lo-lZtJ Commissioners
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May 10.

W carry into effect Decree of Hanover Circuit SUI
m perior Court OF the ID ins for which purpose the
subscriber has been appointed by the said Court will be
offered Tor sale on the premises, the 25h CT month";
'he tract oil Land OF which Henry K. Winston died:
seized, containing three hundred ninety and one
acres, This land lies the South Anna the principal
branch oil The Psmunkey river, four five miles from
Hanover Court House, adjoining the lands of Phin
B Winston and others. IL is undoubtedly a very vsIua
Bile Tract oil Land and would be considered great acuu
stion 10 any one wishing TO invest money such proper
W credit OF one, two and three years payments
will be given for the purchase money! except so much as
may be necessary in cash. to deray the expenses of the
sale under which the said Decree made and suit of
The Land-he purchaser TO give bond with sufficient Sc
curiiy The TILE 10 be retained until the further order of
The Court BENJAMIN POLLARD
Hanover, Nav 18Th 1894 81.