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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-05-13

A SDE REWARD.-Ran away from tho Subscriber,
70 AsD about the 25th Nov. last, Negro women,
named Malld. She Is little above the common size OF
women Of brown complexion, and about 25 years old.
II s thought at she may be somewhere up james River,
or lurking abo,e TIE Basin she claimed as wife
by some boatn IN Gooehland. The above reward will
be paid on her dfiyery Al Captain Prenss jail either by
him, or by the EBbsenber. JOSHUA ALvfs
May q If6-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-05-13

FENHE thorough bred imported Race Horse BARE
n FOOT, will stand the ensuing season. (Which com
Inenced on the LIST OF February, and will terminate The
ist OF JuIy my Farm adjoining the town OF Mances.
ter, and opposite the City Richmond. The terms are
fifty dollars The season, discharged by the payment OF forty
within the season-aDd sixty 10 insure with foal-
AID one dollar 10 the Croom.-Compsnes or individuals
sending six will be charged but for five. There
lots and sheds prepared for Mares and paursge with
out charge. Every attention will BE paid prevent
dents escapesbut the subscriber will be response.
BILE for either Mares will be fed grain 25 day
and charge made for the board OF accompany
ing them. Barefoot ioaled the property Of Mr.. att
in 1920 Zone Of the successful sportsmen and breed
Of horses in all Euglsnd) who sold him to Lord
Darlington, from whom lac was purchased by his present
owner, Admiral Sir Isaac Coffin, who him 10 this
country As racer, Barefoot dsting ushed on The
English turf any horse Of bis day, having beaten many
OF the hest Ia England, is said to be the only
horse ever imported, that had the GREAT ST. LIZ
For detail OF his performances, see hand. bills
Bareioo's pedigree is equal to that of any horse lie
got by Tramp, out OF Rosamond by Duzzarl her dam
Rosebufy, sisierto Huby by PbeDonenon her dam
West, by Machem, Regulus, Grab, Childers, Basto.
Tramp got by Dick Andrews out Johanna mare /;
her dam FlaxiuelIa by Trenthsn oodpecker Everasi
ing by Eclipse. Dick Andrews got by Joe Andrews
out OF Highnyer mare; her dam by Cardinal Puff Tat
Ter, Snip, Godopbn Arabian. Joe Andrews was got by
Eclipse, out Of Amaranda by Omnium; her dam Cloudy
by Blank, Grab, Partner, &c.
Barefoot red sorreI, five feet two inches high OF
great bone and snew and highly formed as any horse
Richmond. April Is. fl14-n0 f. G. MAYO.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-05-13

4 G.4LLEGO MILLS.-City Of Richmond
$yHE subscriber has the pleasure Of informing his
former customers and the public generally, that the
liego Mills" nearly completed, and will be in full
alton with the growing crop. He ia ready TO con-
4 for wheat from all parts Of the country.
&he business will be conducted, after LIST July next,
the irm Of p. j. Cbeysllie s. Co
PETER ]. CHEYALLIE.
Nay 6. II7-l6t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-05-13

THVO TAILORS.--A Tailor, who can come recon.
~ mended have first rate stand Tor business Al Dem
nisye, Amelia county, there tailor within ten
miles Of the place. Board can be had moderate terms
Any gentleman who is disposed carry on the above bu.
sness 10 the Country, will do well 10 take this sland-
Communications addressed Post Paid, 10 A. j., Dennis.
vile Amelia County, Va will be attended 70.
Mayo. I-Bsw-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-05-13

3EN No THE PUBI.lC.-lhe subscriber having been APP
pointed Agent 10 continue his business OF BOOKSELLER
der and Slatoner adopts this mode OF informing his
lends and The public generally that he intends keeping
hand supply OF Blank books, suitable for Superior
I'D County Court Offices counting rooms, and for other
poscs also, complete OF articles of Station
~ and School books; and variety of miscellaneous Ii
Ature. lie deems IL proper TO say that in the present
Inevitable crisis OF his affairs the kind Offices and patron
OF an indugcnt public will be, by him, duly sppre-
Nted. X. ID. SANXAY, agent.
May T. 1884. l-2t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-05-13

HNASH FOR NBGROES.--I shall be absent two or
" three months from Richmond. During ny absence
Mr. Vim IT, Goodwin will attend 10 my sil and the sur
chase Of slaves "a me. Liberal prices will be paid
Nov. 20. b8-tQ LEWIS A. COLLIER
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-05-13
RICHMOND VIRGINIA, TUESDAY; .M.gY 49, 1894.

XNCHBURG SPRING RACES The Races over
"a this Course will commence on Tuesday, the goth
May next, and continue four days.
First Day-A sweep,ake colt race, for three year old
colts and ics, 800 entrance, half Forfeit 10 close the
18th May
entrance $40.
Third Day-Jockey Club Purse, 500. three mile
heats, entrance $50.
Fourth Doy-Propretors' Purse $500, two mile heats,
entrance ST. The ProPrieiors prepared 10 accomo
date forty OF fifty horses with good stables and litter
The money tor each days will be paid 10 the winner
subject 10 the usual discount Ftom the Douber OF fine
horses in training sport OF the first order may be
pcccd. ISAAC II. OLIVER, p.,,
Y. n. OLIVER, '%
April 90. II5-at
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-05-13

ERUSSORAH ARABIAN.--This celebrated horse
n D (now the property Of Mr. Hetl) and geuer Of sad
die horscs-snd would he Of horses, IL chance was
gvenwill stand AZ Mr. John Helhs plantation ST. Leger
in The county Of Cheseried six miles south Of the Coal
Pits fifteen from Richmond and eleven from Chesterfield
Court house. az 800 the seasoD, aud s25 insurance.
Mares shall DO well attended TO, but responsibility for
accidents. RICHARD G.. WILKINSON
81. Lcger, Chesterfield county, April Is. I11-6t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-05-13

AND FOR SALE.-By virtue OF Deed in Trust,
"a executed by Alexander Fucber, to Jno. G. Will
his and the subscriber for certain purposes therein
entioned and duly recorded in the Clerks Office Gooch
land county, l, as surviving trustee will, at Goochland
Courthouse, on Monday the l9th day OF May next. lii
being Court day proceed 10 sell 10 the highest bidder,
ready money, certain Tract of Land, ia said deed
bed; lying and being in said county Of Goochand and
ptanIng by estimation five hundred and twenty eight
adjoining The lands OF Philip Fulcher, William Is
Ps Benjamin Woodward, William Holman and Jacob
hrter.-I will convey such title is vested in me by
deed PETER GUERRANT
April Is. [ll2-tdl SURVIVING Trustee.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-05-13

NOFICE.-The subscriber having been appointed and
" conserving to act Trustee in the assignment made
" r. ID. Sanxay, bearing date April 80, 1884, and duly
torded in the Hastings Court Of the City of Richmond
reby gives notice. that he has Trustee duly appoint
ed and authorised the said r. d. Sanxay Agent 10 SUI.
peIntend and manage the business oil the Bookstore
Bodery lately belonging him; grant ecepts for and
receive the amount OF, all claims due him, the sad
Sanxay. WM. ALLISON, Trustee.
May Z, 1884 I-2t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-05-13

NOTWITHSTANDING finally removed my family and Sc
Nv urinary from my late residence the Potomac
thereby make known intention OF returning ihher
Ws now located al this place, healthy pleasant ST.
tuition, 10 tic county Of Fairfax, the Stage Road
IRON The Dstioi OF Columbia 10 Winchester where oil
COMMUNICATIONS will reach me. VIM BRENT JR
SnllY near Cban iy p. o. 26h Anil. al I-I2i
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-05-13

WEN DOLLARS REWARD--sIolen out OF one Of
n my Fabes on this plantation the last night, two FLO
for The recovery OF which. will pay ten dollars,
nbe that sum, should the thief be also detected One
these horses is large. good-lookiUg Bay accustomed 10
gear, and in good working orders about five feet
three inches high and six years old this Spring.The
kQhsr is chestnut sorrcl, which my manager wv Hogsn)
baly rode, PAGES and rides WE'LL but is very much adj
(dcted TO starting This horse is about eight years old
Fpehaps four feet ten eleven inches high has fine
coat OF hair and is well made and handsome riding horse
He also draws well in q gig
~ have good TO believe, that The above horses
beea taken Petersburg, Fredericksburg Wash.
'ingion. CONRADE WEBB.
Hampstead. New Kent, 9Th May. 1-6t
Nm STORE-iondon Brown Stout and Porter Just re
"a ceived, and Of hne quality, in quart and pint bottles
80 Baskets Champagne, Comet brand
*IS or c,no cs.h. Madrira Wine, first quality
~ Boxes dozen each, do do
o., C.sL, do. do. do low priced
Casks. and dozen EACH Port Wine
20 Boxes Tin Plate X
do do. straight
~ For sale by ABRAHAM WARWICK.
n Apfil %. 11l--6tA
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-05-13

NEW AND FRESH SPRING AND SUMMER
IN SUPPLiES.-By The ship Jefferson just from Eng
land and recent arrivals from New York, The Subscribe
has received, aud IS now opening part Of his Spring and
SUMMED supply OF EARTHENwARE. CHINA, and GLASS:
embracing an extensive aud beautiful assortment Of the
latest fson II includes various patterns and styles Of
Tea anq Dinner servccsback, blue, brown, pink, pur-
pie, green, and orange plates dishes,.&c. &c Persian
Paned edged, and coloured OF every variety
with common plain, and rich cut glass looking glasses
sionewaf &c &c. all Of which he will re. pack for the
country 0c, sell at retail low any house IN The
CiyCogniry merchants who have been the habit Of
buying lhff esrihenware In the Northern Cities may
IND, on examining HE assortment and prices, that they
can probably 10 well here in any city IN the Union
In the assofiineot are splendid Tea servicss Of
new, rich tAUerns, and astral and rejecting lamps
April %. Iil3-SU CHARLES HOLT, Jr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-05-13
Fresh RDrY GOOds---ln NfOre.

MENHE Ship JtDeTS0n. just in from Liverpool, having
n brought the remainder OF importation OF Spring
~GooDs except few packages-aDd receipts OF DO.
nestle and other Goods from The North, having been very
heavy within few days--we prepared 10 offer
TO our customers and all who may choose call u.s.
OF the largest supplies OF Goods have ever had in
store, and which equal in style any thing in The Dry
Goods line we have seen Tor many Goods are
indeed both handsome and cheap. more general adj.
will appear in a lew days
+. & J. S. JAMES & CO,
april ~. IllO-ifl Market Square.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-05-13

6Dn DOLLARS REWARD.--Ran away from the
~ subscriber, living in Powbstan, about the ast Of
February, Negro man, named EZEKIEL. he is very
black Negro, about % years Of age feet or 10 inches
ab, he has small scar upon his right arm. think be-
been the ris and elbow and has worked or years in
Z Beck-sn'iih's shops his clothing is principally beme
pun He was seen in the county Of Rockbfidge about
April and suppose is making his way 10 Ohio.
H give the above reward II delivered TO me- or $40 N
cured 10 jail so that get him again.
- THOs l.. HOBSON
81 N b My address s Diekensopville, Powhstsn.
y May 4 I16-A
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-05-13

Al persons interested in the estate, will take
notice, that have appointed Saturday. The 7h day Of
June next, al G A. HodgeIs Tavern, Old Church. low.
er end OF Hanover county, when and where shall enter
the selemento the Of administration mention.
ed IN the above order. p. STREET, Commissioner.
May 0. lI7.-<4y
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-05-13

I'm Hanover County Court, Apfil 23fd, 1885, On mo-
4 ton Of Benjamin HazeIgroye, Administrator Of James
HazelgrOve decd ofdofed that Pafke Street. the
Master Commissioners Of This Court audit state aud set.
tie the ssid Benjamin llazelgroves Of his adnns-
a0n OF The estate OF the said deceased, and that he re-
port thefeoftO the Court. a Copy Teste
PHILLIP WINSTON q
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-05-13

HUMMER HATS have on hand large and
~ we'll assorted stock Of Summer Hats from the inos
approved manufactures, consisting Of 1 ID and Sd quail
ydrsb fur hats together with lot Of palmetto hats zoe
and coarse, trimmed and unirimmed.
Mayo. [lI7-31 @. w. RAYMOND
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-11-27

ETfra ALiotoances.--In a speech made last
week TO his constituents by Samuel Med Moore
the representative in Congress from the Rock
bridge district, he developed many of the abuses
OF the Post Office Department, and compared its
present dIlapidatcd state tothe prosperous condi-
i'on IN which Judge Mclean had left it and sta
ted that the extra allowances made 10 man, Of
INC contractors reminded him of an anecdote told
OF certain tailor, who made a coat for one q
his customers OF two yards of cloth, and remark
Cd that this was a sufficient quantity, for he
made his son Billy waistcoat out Of il also but
when the customer came the second time with
the same quantity Of CLOTH the tailor observed il
was not enough "Why?'' asked the customer
=" when brought you two yards for my last
coat, you said you had enough for my coat, and
That you made a wastccat out of il also for youl
son biiiy I'm sure haven't grown larger >
'Ah, replied the tailor, "it's true You hayen't
grown larger, nor your clothes less-but il w Guild
astonish you TO see how much my son BiRu has
grown AIer. GaS.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-11-27
From the (Va.) Political Arena.
ANOTHER PROTEST.

II is known that when the in solvency
Of the Post Office Department became no
toriaAs. a sigoroas Effort was made TO re
trench lts espendiuses-a measure Just
aud NECESSARY, but wsIoh, unfortunately,
was attempted TO bes carried into effect,
not by tying up the bleeding arteries Of
profusIon in the shape of extra allowances
without equivalent services but by redu
cling the speed and frequency Of some OF
the great mails Of the country and anon Z
Others, the great mail TO the city Of New
Ogeans was cut down from daily 10 a
trl weekly, TO the manifest de,riment OF
that important commercial emporium.
The citizens held meeting fog the pur
pose OF demonstrating, and addressed a
letter on the subject to the President
His answer is annexed a more extraor-
binary document, Of the same length, we
have never seen hearing the Imperial sig
nature. lis character txcites in us no
surprise mo action Of general jackson
can ever surprise US There was a time
when such deliberate aud solemn denuu
| citation of the co ordinate branch Of The
| q )vernmeni, by the Executive, would
have raised the public, indignation to the
highest pitch, from the Passamaquoddy
| TO the Sabine. Such an episle would have
caused the impeachment OF John Quiac,
adams. But we have fallen upon evl
days, and this renewed evidence Of the
Presidents contempt for the Senate will
be hailed by his followers as additional
evidence of his honesty aad spirit Ii is
the boast of Gen. jackson. himself, q.
well as of his friends. that noth,ng a.ainsl
which he has declared war, has been ahl,
TO withstand his wrath The Senate i.
one of his monsters" and, as the 9th.
er-the Banks now PROSTATE, who shal
say that he will not succeed in its destruc
ton, now that he is able to bring agans
, It his undived energies. No Europeat
despot ever had al bis command SO nume
rous an army of disciplined office holder,
J ami unscrupulaus expectants. 1t is in nc
momentary feeling Of dependency tba
we declare our most serious and aw
apprehensions OF IFS overthrow. ifs con
stitutional control has already been SPUN
ed and dIsregarded, and It's most inIpor
tant rights iDHSd6d Between the virtua
abrosauoYT0l its functions, which we have
airea1y-witnessed. and the formal decree
sor US suppression. there is but step
Ih$t step. ungoverned and nngovernable
passions, evil counsels, and a belief IN the
popular support, may yet induce dotagt
aud imhecility 20 take.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-11-27

Never had Pytbias a more faithful Damon
than have the proteges Of the present admins
tratlon IN the persevering kindness Of its chief.
A passage thro' the fiery ordeal of persecution
or the United States Senate, which is now sy-
nonymons--be the character of the victim what
II may, is the most infallble route 10 the affec-
tons OF the General All the tenderness of the
man IS excited by the contortions ofthe rejected
and the instant application of eTecutice muniti-
cence becomes balm to their wounds HENRY
ID. GILPlN, Of Bank memory, has been appoint
ed governor of Michigan. Like Mr. GwyD, his
trials have been severe his espionage has done
" the government some service, and he hath
his rewaFd-untI the Senate shall refuse TO con-
cur.--Ldn. Union.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-11-27

The fact being now well ascertained
that the election in this state has termina
ted strongly and decidedly in favor of Mr.
Van Buren,, the next step in the series vii
probably be, the call of the Baltimore con
veEtion TO nominate him as the candidate
for election as the next President. We
say the next step, because we take il fol
granted that he will not suffer the present
spirit of exultation TO subside, before thd
great measure which is intended 10 pava
the way for the eventual accomplishment
of his main object is adopted. The fars
is probably by this time in rehearsal. and
we shall be disappointed in our expecta.
tons, if it is not speedily brought out wit l
all the necessary scenery and decorations
to eaptivate the audience.
One reason why we believe this courss
will be pursued with as little delay as maj
be, is, that il is high time the newspaper
and the takers of the party, should n
permitted TO say something in favor q
their candidate. to recommend him to tts
people as suitable object of support.
They have played round the matter for
obt OtCdSlOfldt mum
and suggestions, and talking of him in thI
general without venturing at all 10 part|
culars. II viii be difficult TO play ihil
game much longer. A candidate for Id
presidency must 60 before the people q
The whole Union. 1t will not be suiliciepI
merely 10 vote him in by the sufIrages d
the Empire State large and poweriulsI
tits Virginia, the Carolinas, Georgia, ID
sides the other Southern, and Westel
States, will have a voice in the NATTER
MIR. Van Buren will hardly be able to ira
verse those immense regions of count
from which he will find il necessary 10 Oh
tain not only favor, but votes, as he doe
The various parts of this happy state 1bd
feelings must be excited by what 'hey bsa
in his favor; and they may be so sqean
sh as not 10 be contented with me
Regency certificate Of character. that
has lived for so many years past with thsn
has conducted himself in such a msane
as TO gain their confidence, aud that lAi
cheeriully recommend him 10 any peT'oI
who stand in need Of such servant Sen
thing specific will doubtless be expected
and Of course some means Of evading.
dilemma must be devised. The most pIaV
sible will be, TO collect packed conSel
ton. charged before they leave home
vote for him and him only. and then el''
him before the country as The mnanih1
choice Of a national cofgention. After u
theIe will be much less difficulty OF sp''
ing OF him as candidate. II VIII MOI
necessary TO describe him as the lsso1
of the Albany Regency, or of The NICE
Cabinet, or Of General Jackson himself
lie will be brought out as the eaHdlua
of national convention, selected lfon'
great democratic family, and set W
their free, unbiased and unanimous =
frages.--IN Y .adV.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-11-27
p.a. lha. .houIa aI.o 9 aeGazAsapsel

Rank that should also &c sGnxszauept
(mesning, an Execusivet bank--a B7rk-
conttiyed to make The President in eject
banker general OF the nation, villa float
iog capital oftweniy five millions 10 trade
on and 90 enable him 10 extort from those
who should want accommodated. an
enormous premium of loyalty. Yet Mr..
l.. would 10 these politicians The Justice 10
say, that he believed they would have as
hearty an aversion from such a,scheme as
he had-uDless they should succeed 10
getting President Of their own choice
We're the proofs demanded? MIR. L..
would not betray nay CO tidence-Ilbefe
were some notorious facts There were
in this State, several open hyowed national
hank men. who were earnestly supported
by orr Jackson Van Bureh mn bank men,
necahse they we're oppg>et t0tnrn whom
these persons sffreted 10 regard rs quasi
bank men There were s-vtsrr States,
~ aIous jackson men. who tefe at The
same time avowed national bank men,
and eleciIoneering for Congress on that
ground yet this aba,ed nothing from The
interest which orr jackson Van Buren,
anti bank men took in their success. The
| President selected avowed sationsl bank
men for his chief minister, and (as II
ought in decency TO be Supposed. what
ever w.s the ftcO bis vsshden'al ad-
visers, Vet our jackson Van Buren, anti.
| bank men " ould not allow iAat this should
abate anything from THAR confidence in
him. or il:eis appreciation Of them The
President hiaa .a was > national Bank
man; that is. provided Ne whole legisla
tive power over the subjecfJwas conceded
to him. and he was allowed TO frame the
bank TO his own mind; bit this created
no alarm. no jealousy m'onr anti bank
men because. iorsootll h5 had now com
mitted himself against any national bank
When or how ? Ills deefsation in favor
of national bank, s.oJv recorded in a
solemn message TO Go8gress-he stood
committed against opsz9aly by declara-
lions attributed to him ii Vie newspapers.
which be might dselaigi, and doubtless
with truth, whenever he pieased. Mr. l..
bad not the least doubt. hat ne too might
have thought, aud SAID. aud done, what
ever fancy or caprice might have suggest
ed. in reference 10 this bank question,
without the least reproacb from the class
Of politicians he was talkssg Of, if had he
been content TO pay the price Of their toll
GRAFTON. by sending in his adhesion to the
President. and vowIng allegiance 10 him.
They were for electing spy man as Sena-
tor. who would support-the President IN
his measures past and lature; though no
one could possibly foreknow what the fu-
ture might be Snch was the Jacksonite
notion of the duty OF Senator! Were
L. Lab Il al,
the office upon such terms; be might 60
there well disposed to support him; but
he would nc. agree that collar should
be put around his neck, with his masters
name graved upon It's
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-11-27

The Wing party In The several counties Of the
Congressional District, represented by Mr.. L.
CAS-, lately appointed Delegates to meet in Win
chester, for the purpose Of selecting suitable
candidate TO be run in opposition TO him. The
choice has fallen on JoHN n. tooKE. ;ban
whom II would have been difficult to select a
stronger man. The nomination has given gene
raj satisfaction, and we doubt not, will receive
the undivided support Of the anti jackson party
in the District The Winchester yirginian,
tJackson) thus notices Mr.. Cooks nomination.
In the selection CT Mr.. Cooke the Wings
have emphatically 'put their best foot foremost
They have presented for the support Of their
party, gentleman Of unqucs tionabIe ability Of
high moral worth, and Of great personal popular
ity and while we feel ourselves called upon by
sense Of imperious duty to oppose the elevation
Of this gentleman TO the responsible situation for
which he may now be considered a candidate,
we are gratified that we have no other objection
to him than those which are purely political, -
Arena.