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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-03-08
TO TIE EDITORS OF THE ENQUIRE
CONDEMNED OUT OF THEIR ON MOUTHS
THE BANK
The .decusers accused.

The charter companies not specified in the Grant
4: sssess"g i'' ssssiS Of
smoy dosoaon and DEATH io"rho", on
Of III. ",o", Of the saS,aes eompsny
new dyosse and has not only made but against
= "The power OF nation, is said to con.
1 70 hs ,S bd ana o The purse Po,"R " all powe,
most every thing else The specie circulation Of the
sod f DO no more one moiciy 10 tho vaults of this Bank May
of tho circulating Tho county in The hands Of ao~
Oov ~I be d"IgrSS to our Cs,e' BY whom .
great principle Of all our institutions responsibility people
T Ssy IN sI chiefly io'esH'
.Messs Editors The political warfare which Is now
sgtaliDg the country, is one Of no ordinary character
The interests OF most OF our leading politicians,
recty at with the interests OF the American People
For il General Jackson should out his time with
out ROSS disturbance such has been foreold by
bis enemies there is end TO the poll ca hopes Of
Messrs Clay aud Calhoun, and their satellites With them,
pesiience, aud famine would be preferable TO the
peace prosperity, and happiness OF the people under ibis
administration They are directly interested in the full
film, Mt Of their gloomy predc ions; aud they spare no
pains, sickle at 10 means, 10 force The President TO
sumo some att uds, 10 reduce bin, TO Illuminating
condition. 10 make mischief out Of his me asures
which will render him, and all WHO sustain him, odous
TO the people Mr. Clay once drew startling picture Of
" military cieain" He, his old friends, aud his me-
allies, determined to make the thiesn resemble the
picture To do this, IL is necessary work upon The ina.
gna,ons Of the people. All the powers OF eioqusnce
exerted IN magniyng every Executive blunde; the most
reckless assertions hazrsd every prejudice s sp.
peaed TO, and the whole vocabulary exhausted OF odous
aud alarming ephets Tor he purpose Of deludng the
people into conviction, that The President il indeed the
military despot whom Mr. Clay Depicted and that we al 9
suffering ell the evils licl lie foreiod.
repeat, Messfs Edtors, that the leading parties 10 this
:" new coalition are bent upon mischief; sDd aided by
the power and money Of the Bank they have done aud
are doing mischief II is all charged 10 General
Jackson, and the Jackson psfy-and the only difficulty L.
val OF the public monies from the Bank Of the United
states, 10 other Banks. The Bank flies into passion
and puts the the people; Glamour Is raised In
the large cities and in Legislative Halls, and the
people are directed 10 echo aud re-eeho IL from town 70
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the mover Of them is justly acknowledged by all who
know him 10 be competent being Of the clear.
sighted aud talented In the county, yea, in the State
and supported by him in like manner by others
the committee, not less zesloas. yes jealous. Than
him In denouncing the oil the son in re-
gard TO the removal Of the Deposes The resolutions
were directly in opposition the removal Of the depostes
dssPpo'ng the conduct Of the President in regard the
same and In favor Of the restoration OF them TO the Bank
OF The United States charter OF the sanr upon
similar principles, best calculated to remedy
isting evils
These resolutions opposed by several members OF
the committee; aud but Tor the fact Of three OF the
Oers being rou other counties, resolutions which
submitted by oil the menbers Of the committee, would
have been adopted by -whch attributed the present PEE
cunary distress to the conduct Of the Bank ia opposition
10 the cbarter OF the present Bank aud sgan. the
soraon OF the deposites, dangerous aud impotic
measure, declaring the removal neither abuse
sumption oil power by The President contrary TO the Con-
,ituiion.
The resolutions to which first alluded were how ever
finally adopted by majority Of The committee alter
N.Y. The voc taken upon them separa ely. by .iivi
SION OF this company counters being appointed ami all the
resoIu ons against the and in OF
storing the Deposites. rejected by majority. Two
pr Three OF them were adopted, having immediate al.
fusion TO the Administration the bank which
the sense and connection Of the whole. Then vote
taken whether they should he published mt; aud th.
vote was nearly unanimous in favor the last
nus ended the whole business at hours SUM- p. NJ
corn sale took place the zane day, which brought
81 on per barrel in spite OF the Bank, Removal of The
Drposes, Gen Jackson. any thing ee to the contrary
notw outstanding LOOKER-ON
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NM7 HO says any more contention; have Contention
w No, Of political grade
He is for that part OF the country that works the turf and
spade.
He is in Petersburg ready 10 undertake any jobs
A. fifty dollars each, you please, of the depose fobs
His work is superior, you must have already
II has been tried by judges uncommony keen.
Come ends matter TO what class you belong [song
His Offspring will please you al the head OF the festival
He has returned to the Old Dominion, his old homo
you must know
To what has turned up with his old friends and foes
His daughters and sons, it appears have been tripping
To get more is an object not to be let slipping.
My vote is Tor him, quite honest and true 1.-THE few
Take my bank friends you may not be found with
Then, Petersburg, the soldiers place Tor fame,
Where you will get a benefit, or am TO blame.
thlarch 8, JAS. j. HARRISON.
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HN CERY-VIRGINIA.-In Lunenburg Coun-
II ty Court, 10Th February, 1884:
John 7. Street, Adminst ator OF Joel Hood decd.


Against
Lattice w. Souihal, Sally Hood, administrative Of Elias
Hood, Brian Nj DearRan and Roda his wife, Mary Kidd
Lewis Hood, and William, Beverly, Patrick H. Joseph
A., Albert, and Susan Jane Hood, children OF Charles
ood, and Branch c., and Nancy r. Hoed, and Elizabeth
Tally, children of Richard Hood. Matthew Ward, and
John Hood Evans, and Sally his wife, formerly
Sally Hood the said Matthew John and Sally being chill
prem of Claiborne Hood, decd, and Edward being the
only child Of - Hood who was one of the children Ct
Claiborne Hood, and - Hood, - Defendants.
The defendants Brian Nj Dearman AMI Roda his wife,
Lewis Hood, Mary Kidd, and - Hood, not having
tered their appearance aud given security according TO
the act OF Assembly, and the rules OF this Court, and il
appearing the satisfaction OF the Court, that they
not Inhabitants OF this ealth On the motion OF
the Plaintiff by his COUNSEL il is order ed that the said de.
PENDANTS do appear here the first day of May Court
next, and the Plaintiffs BILL and that copy OF
this order be forthwith inserted in ewspaper pub
lihed in the Town OF Petersburg City OF Richmond
for months SUCCESSFULLY and posted the front door
OF the Court house OF this county,
Copy, VIM. ii. TAYLOR, C. &.
March 8. 100 wSw
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no THE EDITORS or Tnr FNou,nrR,
March 4 1881.

You will please give this communication a place in
your paper will show somewhat the state of pars
IN Charlotte County.
respectable meeting OF citizens Of this county and
few from Campbell and Hslifsx counties, at Messfs
Chsppeli Fuquas store, Saturday the LIST inst TO take
into consideration the Removal Of the Deposes from the
Bank Of the U Ss Chairman and Secretary were selected
alter which the Chairman sppoioeds committee who re
tired Tor the purpose OF drafting Preamble end Resou
preamble and resolutions submitted to the com.
mitee by one OF Its members, which had been previous
" prepared by himself similar 10 those which had
few weeks before been adopted al Brooknea Campbell
county, by meeting called for that purpose) They
were drawn UP 10 that mastery and able STYLE Tor which
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PLANTER.
va 1ME EDIroRs oE. TIE rnorlnrn


Gentemen--A few days since, addressed you a com
inuDcaon the subject Of the early and basy appoint
Of Governor Floyd, Of day for the election through.
this Disthct-but find from the papers, Cover.
has been Teasing at Norfolk, and suppose lie had
not time TO con.ier Of lpo, tGuf matter the
People OF the District, consider IT, suppose he thought
that any appointment at any time right Tor
that lac must have given himself reflection the sub
jectoif he did not give longer ne would have up.
pointed the election the day throug the Dis.
iric TO pot the screws TO public nycsig ston'
Those Of the people have conferred WITH say they would
be very we'll satisfied with the April election rather Than
vote 10 the dork-but every week gives some enunc
aons. 1t has just reached that Watkins Leigh Is elect
ed Senator 10 Congress, in place Of VIC Rises resigned
Pray messs Editors, you or any OF your correpond
cots Inform US, through your paper what the OPT
Mons OF This notable Mr.. Leigh, the subject Of lo
:, dlien and Sedtion Latcs"f lie appears 10 think
Bank Of the United States unconstitutional" But what
did he think of tue Alien and sedirion Laws Surely
il you derive the " Alien and Sedion Laws from the
Constitution there s no possible danger of not getting
Bank with dHfdcity from The same as much
power as a cTOtoned head might want
II MIR. leigh did aIude TO the Bank In his secset let
about the Presidency and will tenporse with the
evil" for say, fatal femporsipg fatal 10 he Con-
sffution and the liberties Of The people of his once han
py countryside should have post Of honor under The
Constitution by my vote. What sirs, temporise with an
evil that Is boring its sting into the very heart Of the
Constitution Il jus what might expect from Mr.
Leigh But srto return TO what was the original inen.
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. IoUsE OF REPRESENTATIVES,, Tuesday Morning.
SIR: My attention has called
yesterday contained Of today
pulo To be, II is perhaps could
IN some respects imperfect and in Others my
old nrs 81 liz
po'ies oil tho several papers, hope be able TO pro
pare report OF what said accurately
You viii obige me by inserting your paper
To the Editor OF tho Globe. mo NJ PATTON
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ntrlguer' intersed in producing fluctuations souloous
TO the lair trader, 10 the value Of the circulating medium
oil the country.
"Tha the charter OF the Bank Of tho United States
ought not to be renewedand tha il be necessary and
proper TO have Bank for the Treasury Of the Uui
etaes, ought to be located and confined the district
OF Columbia funded real specie basis not authorised
10 discount on Imaginary paper deposes allowed
to issue notes under the value Of 800; and that the legs
iave authority Of the Union restore gold coins
to the circulation. by giving them their true value.
." Resoired That the foregoing rreambe and resolutions
be published la the Richmond Enquirer and in the Nor
folk Herald. and Beacon AMI that copy OF the same be
forwarded 10 our Representative in Congress, George
Loyal. Esq"
On motion of Dr. Robert Butler 1t was resoired as the
opinion Of this meeting Tina, the Hon. William G. Rives
has been lega,ed OF his in the Senate of the
United States contrary TO the wishes and opinions oil the
great mass OF the people OF Virginia.
Hesoioed, That the eiing do adjourn.
- ARTHUR SMITH, Chairman
Willie H. WoonLrY Srcrefarn
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Petersburg the highest practicable point Of navIg
.ncreo by locks and dams, jetes wing dams or COM
onaon oil the three modes OF improvement TO give
least TWO feet depth Of water from tho Town OF Pc.
ersourg 10 tie town Of Farmvie, at all Of the
year.
On motion Of Mfr. Crump, 1t wa, resolved, that the
Legislature will, with the concurrence Of the Senate
adjourn sine die, on Tuesday next.
Numerous bills read frs, and second time.
On motion Of Mr.. Mullen, the House adjourned.
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Fer TIE ENQUIRER.

Messrs. EIitorsThe resignation of Mr. Rves the lac
able talented and patriotic Senator from Virginia. In the
Senate OF the United States has already been
in your paper.
IL must be happy source Of reflection TO every true
lover oil his country, 10 every who has been
IN The principles which elevated the sage Jefferson TO the
first Office in the gift Of free and gourishing people to
know that there Is yet in existence true Eiginian-
one, who is eninently able aud willing maintain and de-
lend those Republican principles, which he has faith
fully aud manfuy asserted aud not only i'm the
senate Of the United States bs ghout his long use
iu anu hillian, career in the service OF the people
although MIR Rves has been assaej by the Opposition
In The most violent and unusitable manner, and
Iy so by OF the coalition presses in Washingion he
nevertheless stands upon high and elevated ground he
has honorably resigned station, than which there il no
one more honorable, which he could not
holt, without obeyng the instructions those he
represented. Ii has been basey ny said that
this gentleman resigned the high station Senator for the
purpose OF securing better and lucrative one in The
Cabinet snre, Messrs. Editors, candid and unpre.
JUDGED people, the People Of Pirg,ia will look upop The
pursued by their late worthy and enlightened Sc
nator, as high minded and honorable one-one which
will ever rebound TO his credit patriot and
and, IL am not greatly mistaken, they will express
through the ballot boxes in the ensuing month, a yer,
different opinion the subject OF the of the De.
posi,es from the Bank of the United States from that given
by the Legislature in their late instructions to their Sena.
tor
The people OF the Old Dominion heretofore true
TO the support oil the Democratic Republican principles OF
Thomas Jefferson, trust will investigate this subject for
themselves and not he imposed upon by the eces Of
United ates Senators, who daily sendng forth cries
OF distress, distress, merely for the purpose putting
down The present administration and raising
into power and office An unoly coalition has been form.
Ell at Washington between the .NiltTs Nationals and
B0nk men, solely with view of abusing and yCying
The President OF the people, and oil supporting moned
asocracy, which, II not now put down. is destined 10
rule with despoiic hand, this happy and iour,lng
people. H.
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Kich'd Wholesale Prices Current.

ToBAcco-Lugs 81 n 4 90 Sugar, brown ball
Other REID AS Il 5IFdes, Spanish l3a 16
Passed common mid. 50 Brandy Cog, gall. 20 50
GOOD Sa9 Do. Apple 25a IS
Fines n lO.Whiskey 25 %
Fine manufacturing u lllRum West India 80 n 81
FLoUK-Ciy Mills new Do. New England IS a 80
Last sales Ga l4Nine, Madeira $50 a300
Country, dull, SO Ie Do. Sicily Madeira 90 10
WHEAI-hghest price 1901 Do. Malaga 4Oa 50
Corn 60l,rea Imp and 20 1870
Corn Meal TO 75lDo. Young Hyson GO 90
35Molasses 23a33
Beef s 5 50Salt, sack IS az
Bacon, per ID. sa 9 Hemp 100 80
Butter 10 I-2a 5Bar Iron 33-4a412
Coffee 10 IaPerk ser brl. 90
Cotton Iol.o n oSbad do.
Cation yams-good 2OCut ferrings new 4l2a3
Cotton yarns-superor5 a IL - av.
With higher prices Snc Manufacturing qualities
81. Domingo Mahogany, ~ l-2 to Is per foot
Honduras 10 1-2 do.
Prices Of Stocks chesterfield r. X. l55, ~ p. cent
". 9. Bank l03l capital redeemed-no sales
u. s. Bank n. York 1903 n l0il Course Of Exchange.
Bank of Va, dividend 2lNorth Carolina Bank Notes
Farmers Bank do. do South Carolina do.
Georgia do
The gentleman who kind the above Prices
Current, adds:--
The pressure money great, and business in
every line exceedingly duI-especiay Bread suf which
greatly depressed"
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Gould the Editor OF the Enquirer publish list Of the
present House oil ID iega'es, Designating the political
p'exion, as avowed or Known common fame each
member, whether Federalist, Cayte, Anti sdminsra
tion, Republican administration. The world are curious
to know what materials composed the major ty upon Fe
dera Relaons-and above ALL the People wish TO know at
the elections the political company kept by their respec.
tive representatives,.
(uJ' Our Correspondent mMs apply to person.
who IS better acquainted with the science OF CIassihct
than we profess be. But suspect would defy the
genus oil IinDus or Buon To arrange the members Of
The present Legislature into their proper genera and
species Men have plugged together in the ruckle
bed, this winter whose roessed opinions on other SUBJ
jec,s wide ssuner the poles Parties ore cut up
~ way which puts all description at defiance. Natural
ISIS have been puzzled TO say, whether bat was qua
oruped or bird Dr. Mitchell persisted in denying that
whale was fish, We should bnd difisui, TO class
the politicians OF these times. We leave some
more dexerous person. who is better acquainted with the
laws generalization, well as the characters The
bers. than profess to be- 70 comply with the request Of
our Correspondent-E dtOrs.)
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MARRIAGES,

On the evening Of the 7h lea3 Plymouth Ms
sPp ny the Kew Mt Wright, Col John II. lby OF
Go Va, to Miss Margaret Evans late ofPit Co. N G.
" The Petersburg ntciisencer will please copy above
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BIGGER'S
EXCHANGE and LOTTERY OFFICE,
RICHMONn

EXCTf3yVGE .H.VD LOTTERY OFFICE,
RICHMOND, VA
Drawn Nos. for the Maryland State Lottery, No. 4,
drew 25lh inst. in Baltimore.
% 10 al % 33 Sc 60 60 IS 40 81
$4,000 Capital
so prizes OF 10000
100 DO. OF $500
JL4RYL.a.ND !ST.4TE LOTTERY, No. 8.
For March 25, 1894.
IS No Louefy-ll drawn ballots.
GRAND CAPITALS
$50 OOO-SI2, 600 So 900 10000 $4,000.
so prizes Of 81 ,000--10O do. OF $500, &c.
Tickets $40, halves 50, quarters 81 %
For the Grand Capitals and prompt psy-be pleased to
address THOS. Is. BlGGEh, Mchnond "a.
March Oft
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GtEO. WORK, Attorney at Law, Bowling Green.
~ Kentucky, will attend 10 Land Agencies In tho
State Of Kentucky Many tracts Of land owned by eii-
zens Of Virginia. in Kentucky are lost by The want OF
Agent--Refer TO b. W Leigh, Esquire
February ~ SA-"4"
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TO TIE EDITORS or THE ENQUIRER.

:, CHARLOTTE, March, 4th, 1884
Yesterday being our court day. Mr.. James w. Boudin
was proclaimed candidate for this Congressional District
He addressed the people OIL variety of subjects uar
cu'ary on the removal Of the Deposes OF the Public
Revenue, and the recharer of the Bank of the United
STATES and supported In the general, the Of the
administration rejoice that have Adninstr alton
Candidate and have but little doubt iai he will obtain
majority OF the votes OF this county judge So not only
rom nearing the opinions OF number of people from diff
eren parts Of the county, but from the that
the Opposition have failed TO get up county meeting
which would have been done, had the result been
feared. VOTER OF CHARLOTTE
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Contention! Contention!

March s.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-08-18

course the horrors which now seem 10 Font before
us vision at the bare suggestion of an impossible.
event. Cor every mum knows lha, the charter Of the
Bank cannot be renewcd,) are hyrosriiically man.
ufaetuted for the occasion.
Every one IL arc, no Vevcr, that t''c evistrnce
OF pen-, xs,ence OF n Bank has nothing TO do with
th- d cslon of the great question now pending be.
fore the American people, and awaiting their dcci
sion. TINT question IS nat whether he Bank Is
Constitutional or unco nsiiuiional --rSpeaicnt or
ine1ped,Cni--hut W ether the Execulve shs,l be
perm ted To clalm Frerrgatees ami exercise POW.
ers subvcrsiye Of the just r,gtts Of the coordinate
departments Of the government, and perilons 10 the
liberties of the people The question Is, sot whe
her the Bank Is, u IS not, :" monsier" bnl whe-
Their e1 sting by authority oflaw, IL shall be crush
cd by the Ex~utlse in defiance oi is chatter
These the questions to b. decided aud osorY
riurt male by the administration patty 10 pub
them aside, is but ailu nal evidence that they
shrnk f,om that cam and dlspassionate inyes'iSa.
ton OF them, which 3 alone cssary 10 insure
the cond mna,on Of the administration.
One word more fh. L nk, like nll nth,r cm-
ncnny benef fetal inatt ullons, even l.sruhi con
govornncn, as,If, the best OF eli--possrs os to a
grea, * en-, the elements. both of good an cvil /;
and in deciding whether It Shal be sustained or
Abolished oil that We need nsk ourselves, IS, Whe-
ther We wiling 10 dispense with its Io.nlye
AMI known adv antagcs from the worse Tim COW
ardlY fear that may peIpetrate eettaln pascllcfs
by winch, II 1t shod1 create tnem. II ~od.d eli
nc the principal II IL, Such reasoning would
abolish all !he ,slahl shed msn'atioas Of So ",
Since here ate none from the abuse Of ssheii m
nensG cvi's may not 19w-li woul ndcr4
throw the world into one wide theatre OF anarlhy
and confusion.
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POLITICAL MOVEMENTS.

We publish 40 aricle, lhs morning, 10 which
we especially invite Inc attention of the r,aacr.
Thu FIRST Is the Proc, cdlngs Of the great Wing
meeting, recently held IN New York. Il will be
seen ,hht the most formidable al The hoi iesl nj.
TAX upon tn -Treten IONS of Martin Van Ruren
comes from the very citadel Of his Strength. Such
an ack, irom such Il qnarcr cannot be without
its influence esrwherc-'Fhe speech If o sden
iiofltnau, Esq. in winch he rcnouncos Jaeksonsm,
and formally enllsts under the baGner Of the Con.
siitaiUn, IS replete with interest. 1t eyinecs the
feelings of an honest man, struggling With long
cherished parIial,i,s and prt)ndces.
The second article is the speech of Daniei w eb-
ster, Il the S dem festival. We need not assure
readers thai This IS worthy Of an attentive peru
sa-for VIII rcqnlco to be urged TO share u ash.
c,ous banquet
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PhilOsophicM i.ectures.

yuyiE fourth nnj iss, DIVISION Of the sbsef,.
y bet's LeeArfs ,bc,inniog and cnJies with TIA
Sehoo; Session, viii compose.
/ Outlines Of Geology
Q Ounes OF VI nct alosyt
, Botany,
4 Outlines OF Naturni History,
8. Natural Theology.
Lectures viii lie delivered every Monday eni
Thursday evening, nj .aI!y candle light, IN the
School Room, tho increased accommo intions OF
which enable the undersigned 10 invite tho siten-
dance OF |. I'd "a and Gentlemen nj the same irnr.
jests Will be deserved for The exclusive % Of such
Young L,dies an belong TO the subscriber School
Tickets for Ladies OF Gentlemen, each, 80 90
For Ccn,ltman, with the privilege Of
introducing Lady, 90
Family Tickets, 50
i r. members of the subscriber's School,
attending daily recitation in fh,Ios.
ophy, 90
Tickets payable in advance.
r G. SMITH.
Aug IA nis