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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-10-24

deraons beyond my CONTROL only express 20 YOU my
deep aud grateful OF this, and sill other like kind
received at the hands nv ancient and
friends OF Amherst.
The comprehensive and unqualified spprobs,ion YOU
are pleased to express oil my conduct in The discharge
the various public trusts which have been committed 10
me, coming IL does from those who have know N me
long and intimately, and who have been close ineI
gent observers OF public events, is testimonial sLsil
cherish with pride and gratitude safely ssy gen
emen. that In every part OF public duty in which have
been placed, my efforts have been directed with steady
AMI unwsverng aim, TO what considered tho highest
tere,s aud honor Of my ecunry and the iui and pera
nent success ot her Republican Institutions, aud IN SUE
tanning. With the esrnesiness OF thorough conviction
tue Administration OF venerable Chrf Magistrate
In the prominent hch YOU refer have lei,
that sustaining those Institutions fheseires
the hecesi assaults and most powerful they
ever DO doomed TO encounter You be no loss
uemen, TO conprchend that aude that bold aud par
eIal hercsy OF Modification. enpe in the
o. pohuca AMBITION which brought, aud may again bring
~ not deciri'ely febuked by the voice OF the our
eher-hed Union To the brink Of aud that
CANT moneyed power. the oil ping Of viola ed Consiu
on aud the most alarming pei .iio o
when even now seeks 10 sutjugse the People and TO
verninent OF hi. proud and happy country to i,s sod
a"d degrading dominion. In contributing sy feeble. hut
cunScie niicus support 10 The authority the Laws and IN
ne constitutional aud hitherto undSputcd powers of tho
Executive organ oil the public WILL in this vital co, s,ct
VII" enemies 90 dangerous and desperate, of our Rrpnb
c,n Institutions, believed myself 10 be ptforniug the
highest aud mos, sacred duty Of paotisn and aItLous
Wen Know that, tor the course pursued, should incur
The joint anahs OF powerful and now cosl.,r,d p,r
s', never Ceased 70 lcok, with steady confidence To-
he sober Judgment oil virtuous aud enlightened Peo
pie. Tor nay ultimate justification.
ihe naue'ing txPrenion Of appreciation, with which
you aud those generous rt nls 10 Amherst, whom YOU
represent have been pleased TO honor me- H. among nu
merous other proofs OF the justice and caDdour Of M,
coun'rynen, cheering evidence that my reliance has not
been IN vain; and praying you gentlemen 10 convey to
them, aud TO accept for yourselves my hearty
Judgments Tor this aud other instances oil hei, kndnes,
aud psrisli'y, remain most cordially.
Your friend and fellow. ciizen
=, - W. Z. RIyES.
Messrs H. d. Garland. Charles Mundy. Chiswsu Dab.
ney. James Powell, Robet, TinsIey, Lindsey Coleman,
Josiah Ellis. Richard :. Eis Rchsrd arri,op N Il
Sposwood. Addison Tastero, Jonas Pierce
u Communicated by the request Of the Committee
IL Nj. GARLAND Chairman
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-10-24

nineteen. Tho ccmysxioa al the news however, Iesis
infer, that candidates In the 2li and 2i DISTRICTS
Rngod and Power have been defeated Their opponents
Messrs. McKennsn and Banks, ae both popular and
succeeded in the former contest by large siories IL
probable they have ucceeded again, but certainly by
snuch reduced VOTE We have sivces from Phlas lphis
10 1--WE o'clock yesterday altsnoon aud there report
that hour that NJ elected by about $50
joriy.''
The following is the result OF tho Election:
~ Friends OF the Adinnisl, alton.
IL Opposition.
1.-The Democracy (as the Globe staies) has made
acquisition Of strength from tie Bank. ia the
befs elected from the 81 Sh. 1lh. 18Th, Ii, aud 10Th
districts. This will make difference OF l2 votes in i.vor
oil the Administration. being change Of members
The vote Of this State in the present Congress. IL
for the Bank. III against II. II will be Ia the next IL
against, and 1 Tor the Bank. The Oppos ion in Pennsy
wanna have succeeded only the double district OF Phila
seiphia-he triple district Of Lancaster by diminished
maoiiiy,he Harrisburg district reduced from arly
1910 toa few votes above 400 the Chambe rsburg district
the Washington district. where the Democrats have
carried every thing but the Congress ticket
the candidate OF the Ani~s, succeeding barely by 100
maority--ihc irghauy district. where Denny majority
is reduced 10 400ihe teaver Disuic, whsr~ Banks
jorliy Is reduced TO 300 and the Adams district"
The Penney aniap says with smile " IL is scarcely
unreasonable 10 ask Messrs. Watn,ough King. Barniiz
Coulter Burd aud Stewart 10 resign their seats in the
coming session oil Congress- seeing that they do feel
allie conscientiously TO represent their AZ
they must bid alieu 10 public lie forever. IL will spare
them The pain oil parting not TO return the OF their
former giores Let there he moody looks about
sgna'ion:in both senses, is the order OF the day.
The friends OF the Adnin-lraiion have decided msio
'i,y in the Legislature; so that strong Auti Bank man
will be returned TO the Senate Of The s. Ia the place
oil Judge wilkins, appointed Minister TO Rus.ia.
Counties. Democratic i'emoersie Bank Bank
:, Congress Legislature. Congress. L. gisiaturo.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-10-24
DEATHS

Died, Monday nigh half o'clock nj nj.
In THIS city. GarisDd a. Mitchell, ESQ - " - ">'
on the I'd inst at his grandhct.
mi carter third OF bo Crouch ofyeham aged 10
Crouch. ngel 81 months. ~" " -"''
Died yesterJy morning N oeek Tho Rich, pov
Whnhs Archbishop Of BainOe oss OF This
snsbe aud highly respected poe,e, the tho Roman
thufrh the diocese ho has
o."d have been deprived OF they bound
c'' ue oil religion aud whose paofna
% saa hsen committed TO h. charge, had caused him
saIue IN sentiments OF the nd
uasy OF and meckness had believe
procured o hm The Mind regard OF all who knew him.
con OF Sect which caused him
OF the distinguished whose brh
MY he succeeded some years since-Bah Chronicle
Died Ia Washington, ant after short IN ess
MIR William Lambert old that
aud ioImy Chief Clerk tho Clerks the House of Re
pesenta:i,es OF tho United States. =
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-10-24

their desgnation-wh skins pendantand the crescent
aeoeked hat worn by disiing officer oil the Re.
volnioa, marked 10
Gold and Silver Smitils-A splended banner with
likeness ot Washington
Builders with handsome banners.
Iobacconiss-A most splendid banner, appropriate 10
their trade.
procession of citizens without banners
Inc Young Men--to the snn Der OF four thousand
banners. ~
Iron Founders Smiths. &e with banner ON which
was represented an anvil, with piece Of steel being
We have given only part Of tho movctncni.-Th,
crowd IN the State Honss yard nse tina IL was
impossible 10 the ebtrsncc Of the H.tou
or TO do J"sice 10 those have already me
where we have omitted We shall chesrIy corsc-
tioU
gesnt entered The rostrum his presence hailed by
multitude with ehthusi .siic shouts
NJ Foster, E.q. called the meeting TO order, and nomi
mated Daniel Groves, E.q President The nomination
was unanimously sustained.
Peter Brown Esq then pre- faced the regular resolu.
"ohs win most p,iunebt and eloquent address, 81 which
we nave notes. Tho resolutions were adopted by accIa
nation.
samuel Rush. E,q. then ,dher.d tho meeting in
strain OF pungent SATIRE aud Ion retu ,I.I
heartily and loudly ebcer-d.
Col. {. j. Jack then psfaced some resout .ors with
lew wel-digesied ismsiks. aud then the meeting adj
journed.
On passing OF the ard ,omr of the trades passed in
from, Of the residence os w. j. Duane, E.q, and gave
hun three hearty cheers Mr.. b. appeared at the door,
WIN them hui they aust expect nothing from the Ex
cuhvc TIT y must rely npon their exeuions.
VI Tue number present we cannoi pretend TO form
eshnaie--wiii the exception Of smYil space and the
south corners, the s7uars was fH. Fifty Mousond i.
the lowest estimate hat heard; aud Nth t:,at nun Der
there was perfect order This the largest meeting OF
cizrns ever held ~ this couniy; AID the spirit the
people was dscerblc in every n ssoieran and
decided.
awe hav, not done hull justice 10 the cediags in
preparing this article do gre haste aud under
tbs disadvantage OF severe ind,posiion.
he trades were received with hearty cheers us they
entered the square, and the meeting closes with niue
cheers Tor the Consiu ion"
Now, sir, what sober and res. citing look back
upon these things Without shudderng the iuguence OF
the w. ). Bath? are there found in vnginiA men, " no
support psriy like tbise let "Belissus" answer Take
sir these things in xion with your
(Which by the way you deemed iSs scti0ns your Com
m'ees TO wsit Oh the President, your letters written ~
Senators TO p'rtizans which were exhibited OH election
d.ys TO "er ghicn the peeple &C. and il you say
"Hnmbug. without blu,h, you oueht 10 he forthwith
crowned King Of Wings You are, seems. alres dy the
Lion OF the Exchange dramatis persona In Virginia.
Yours, PERTiNAX PORCUPlNE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-10-24
REPLY OF MIX. RIvEs,

CASTLE Hill, Oct. 9Th, 1881
GENrLEmEN--I have had the honor 10 receive your
letter Of The 9th ut, Informing that ivy political
friends Of the county OF Amherst, in testimony OF their
respect tor my personal character public services had
depued you, ~ Committee their behalf TO invite NE
20 public dinner at their Court. house, Monday the
2O Of the present. mont such other time might DO
most sgrcesblc 10 me.
BE assured, genuemen that this "lfec.w Offering" Of
portion Of my old Constituents, 10 whom bound by
30 many lies Of grateful remembrance, could not be other
wise Than IN the highest degree era lying 10 NY eengs
When advert 10 tie we'll known names annexed 10 your
letter, embracing solafge portion Of lie intelligence,
sPeciaby, solid worth, and rpeneJ experience Of your
patriotic aud enlightened county, feel indeed, that my
sbours Tor The public good, however humble in receiving
che sanction OF such yourselves aud those you
present. have not been 10 vsO without their rich
ward. To meet you, snd those OF my fellow. citizens and
former constituents, Who through YOU have kindly sig.
nbed their wishes, tho occasion proposed would be
Of the greatest pleasures could enjoy but, being
PFoeluded 70 at presen, 10y eircumssanees and cons
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-10-24

h AND FOX ShLE.-~win be Sold ou The uremises
on the 10Th Of November. Zone bird ofie
cash, Tie balance in two sgDai snnua us NV
Tract OF land hPpomaltox river, ia lie county, Gum
betland cehsinag 622 scisfnesny one hall Of which
u river or branch low grounds, and tie LiEh snd general
W OF line qnsy. lis good tobacco iract-atibe hes,
Is believed, ior aud wheat in all Ibis section of
country There IS dwelling house Of six on the
land, but needing repair; good ersDary aud shnq
machine aud all sesssssry houses Tor securing ero,s
Hc.' &c NJ The same tine and psce, corn stock
&c, viii be sold Terms al the sale, crop Of wheat will
Oe so"eo 0" TIC lnud. JOHN MILLER
Cumberland. OFT o. ig-wds
p VALUABLE CHWEAHOMINY LAND & MILL.
FOR SALE.-Pu'susUt to decree Of the Superior
Court OF Law and Chsncery FOR le county Of Hsnovcr
pronounced ~ the lat session, the undersigned COMMITS
soner therein appointed, will. Monday The IOib OF No
yemhef next ( lair il moi The nrz lar day9 sell TO The
highest bidder, upon tie prenses that well knows piece
or parcel OF land called Kalds belonging 10 The children
o. John Jones dec sdioinug the lad, Of Hugh Watt,
John Paul and Others, sBd containing by seccn survey
and plat, nearly three bODd,e snd sixty seIss The i'm
Pfovemens area dwelling house, lslefy repaired with
Tour rooms anj cellsr, kitchen, corn house, &c The
open land divided into tTee 6elds, each VI which viii
produce an hundred barrels Of corn; hall Of the aci
u low gfOunis the greater part unfecianed, hot we'll
numbered snd 70 rich assny mud land on the swsmp ON
The same day, viii slso sell pursuant said decree the
mill AID ofly Of land attached thereto sased
about Two miles b0fn said THE sale Of the Mill
&C. viii lake place ~ and The plantation at oclock
TERMS So much cash - will cover tie expenses Of the
sale the balance Opon credit OF and two years with.
out interest," TO be psd in sqna annual iDsiameng. he
purchaser giving bonds with sufficient and approved sceu-
fly and the tile retained until the whole o. the purchase
money be paid EZEKIEL g. TALIEY Com
Hanover, Oct "a 49-1aw3I
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-10-24

&An REWARD.-Ran away from the subscriber
~ " on the night OF the 9Th September, on his
way IRON Richmond to- the West negro slave named
William, Sine formed man, OF yellow about
tive feet eleven inches high ~ years Of age and very in
telgent purchased him from Mr. II. g. Hardin and
think he originally from Prince Georges county
Maryland will give The above reward with all reason
able expenses, for the apprehension and delivery of the
above-named slave to Mr.. Exum s. Hubbard of Rich
mond il taken out oil the State twenty dollars if taken
within The State. THOMAS B. SMALL.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-10-24
TEMPERANCE CASE GSIS"0"Io-sTED

Pursuant public notice. meeting OF the TeUpersncs
Society OF II. Martins Parish, Hanover county on
Saturday, 18th October, for the purpose Of eecDe de-
egaies TO the Convention 10 be he al charlottesville
held at the FOX Church. The President being absent
Captain Richard +. DsrracOu appointed President
pro ten.
On motion, Messr' Garter J. Berkeley aud John d.
Morris we're dolly elected.
On motion, it R,,Olved, That the proc edings OF
this meeting be published in the Ricond Enquirer the
Constitutional Wing, the Southern Religious Telegraph
aud the Religious Herald
Tho Meeting then adjourned TO the frat Monday in 10.
yember, hen general meeting Of c friends OF Tempe.
rance is requested at the same place
RICHARD F. DARRACOTT, Pres. pyo tenn.
EDMUND FoNTAINE, SeoEsfGu
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-10-24
FAIHFNFID RACFa

FIRST DAY-Sweep,tskeel for years old, Emile heats;
entrance, $500; by Richard Albums b. c. by Brr.
rand; three subscribers.
Seeond Rnee-A swrepsiake for years old, n,ae
heat; enhance $tO6s oue subscribers; OIL by Ishsm
Packets b. T., by Cobsnn,; four subscribers
SECOND DAT.Ptoprietof's puf,e. $500; mile heats;
entrance, $l5, woD by Richard Adams Ll c. Black 9.tb
IN three hesis; six horses started. :
THIRD DAY.-Joekey Club Purse $500; four mile
heats; entrance, 900, won Ivy lsham PuckeiCs euuy
Pnron by Tonson, 4 ettfies in Two heats.
Particular as TO time, sc, heteafer.)t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-10-24
CoV.NNNIc4rFD-
EXCELLENT scn6 81.

We brig leave 10 call tho attention Of tho citizens Of
Rchmoud 70 one Of The best schools have had n this
vicinity fo 0sny yests TIE Monipeies School, kept by
Mr. Hugh Nelson, is sitaated in Charles CIV county
about ~ miles from Richmond
The place s proyefbis or iesIth IN fsc derives ito
oame from Tie cifeamancc Of is being known be per-
fecly besl'y iis kept by young man Who graduated
shout year Ego Al ihe University a Virginia with
siderable credit, (being only tie 6f student vino
graduated ~ Mssiof Of Arts up that ie) vino comes
very highly recommended by the dnefeal Professors Of
the University. Ia August ssi, Mr.. Nelson had an Ex
aRfnshon q the Scholars who lived with sim Inc past
year The Improvement Of the boys wss truly pleasing
both IN their education and mannors
Jhe improvement in fnanuers was not % much % be
wondered a., - Mr.. Nelson himself has uneomuonly soft
and pleasing msnncrs and example goes q great way
u forming manners; but tho progress q lhs boys in
learning really wonderful for me short aae they mad
been with Mr. Mellon, and every vito attended Che
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-10-24
n URsERY .soithin three and a haLf nil.,

EHENRICo n NURSERY soifhin three and half miles
IN II Of Richmond, Pd-The subscriber offers Tor sale
his Nursery II varieties Of Apple &c do Pear Ia do
Plum, do Peach 26 do Cherry do Apricot, Nee
tarinc, do Almond, 1 do Fig, do Grape Vine, do
Gooseberries do Currans, and Of Raspbsrries
all propagated from trees in full bearing in his own
ehard aud embraces, perhaps, selection OF Fruit Trees
That have not been surpassed Tor the climate Virginia
The Treesore large and thrifty, and many OF them have
iruit at Ibis time Catalogues Ito which have added
IN consequence oil Huaerous enquiries ample dire
Tor pian'ing) may be had gratis at the Nursery
bookstore OF Peter Gotten, and the Store OF Thomas n.
Drew, where any orders left will be punctualy attended
TO. JOSEPH SINTON
Oct. u. 4q-1t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-10-24
MARRIAGES

=, masd on Thnssdsy tho n.t by Rev T. g.,
Hiccuie, Arthur Goodwin Esq,
e1s daughter oil Reuben y Thorn, Esq all Of place
ns at tue Same time and place aud by same WIN Taylot
Ed =" Point Coopce, Louans, many Yeas H. 3 Consul
vera 1tuz and Avarado, Miss eldest of Col
'ohn lhem OF Cnlpeper county tSeaerleksburg qrsna
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-10-24

'b' ''''J' 'f'f To DVtHuctAUc HI'JoiIIy IN JOINT
ballot in Legislature.
Thus, a firm Anti Rank man will he elected hy the
mex, Legislature. in place OF Mr. F.ngbuysen-and a,
TO Mr. Sou'hard, he is really to be piied file was
iiiend 10 the Right OF lnsucionhui he wilfully di.o
beyed the will OF the Legislature twice expres.ed-And
upon what ground! Because the Legislature he sad had
misrepresentation the will ole People The people have now
Ispsea me appeal. Inry have decided against him.
And IL he has particle OF priie le he will
Cshal. = -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-10-24

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE offer
for sale the whole Of the real Of Samuel VIII
iiams deod consisting Of tho Tavern Halifax Court
house, al present occupied by Jackson Medley The lot
contains l-A acres, the buildings which con,ist of the
Tavern house and necessary houses, office, stables
are large and conImodous; they all and built i'm
the best MANNER OF good materials with large garden
we'll enclosed IL is at present under leases (of which
there are three years 10 from The FIRST day January
noxtJ at the aanUa! rent Of $500 his very ,aluabe
properties well worthy the attention OF capitalists
persons dSposed TO in The business OF keeping
vera Fraci of Al l-2 acres contiguous the Tavern
which VIII be laid of ino lots suitable for the residence
oil persons whose occupations render IL desirable
be near the Court house, and TO form part the village
portion OF this land, from 20 80 acres may be had
with the Tavern, il desired by the purchaser
Tract oil Bod is acres within quarter OF a mile of
the Courthouse, which tie residence of Mr. will
hams This Tract Is well improved, having comfortable
dwelling house, large ganery, stable ice house. and
Is very desirable situation for proe ssiona gentleman
Tract oi fS2 acres on Banister aud Dry creek adj
joining the lands OF Stephen Kent John HWimbish and
others and within two miles oil the Court house.
Tract oil 23l acres about three miles Northwest from
the Court-hou on the road leading 10 Meadsye This
land is OF good quality; the plantation Is es most OF it
having been recently cieayed, and is sufficient Tor or
hands; The improvements are overseers house.
QUARTERS and eve newly built and very De harms
Tract OF III I2 acres Bsnsger liver and ne ar TO
the tract last described.
Tract OF 296 acres, on the head waters of Terrible
creek The greater part OF this land is in Forest and OF
good quality.
The terms will be, credit of S. - and IS months the
purchasers giving bonds with good security and The title
Of the Lands retained unnb the money s psfd
VIII receive proposals in writing Tor the purchase Of
any patti oil The above property until 18th day Nove-
Der next on which day &c not previously disposed of il
will be oDesea at HALIFAX COURTHOUSE, Of public auction
RICHARD LOGAN
Er'or Of Samuel JViHians deceased
Halifax, October 2t 19-wtIl,bN