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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-11-10
(1,o te Continued)
MEW YnnK

Resolutions adopted by Convention cor,posed If do
icgatcs from tie several towns in the county az arnf
ga held at the Court-honse in the vagc Of Ballsten
Spa, on the 22d day Of October, 1895: he Hon JIgy
goy Granger was called to the Chair and Jfgog p.
igna and CITES Bristia were appointed Secretaries
hcs06c0, Ihat ne Administrations Of Andrew Jack son
and William J.. MARCY, and the nominations Of Wost;n
Van Buren, and Richard NJ. Johnson, meet our sinccr"
ana cordial approval; and look forward with dccn n
ierest % The period near az hand when we shall soan lac
called upon to sustain principles and the confidence
we feel by our acts IL is to the operation and ascend
ancy Of Republican principles and measures tbat on,
country owes iis condition If unparalleled prosberifv
the Republican party which has secured fo s alto ia
the poor az wei as The rich that high prerogave Of FREQ
men the invaluable right Of suffrage; equal and con
trolling voice IN the direction Of the councils Of ,,,
people II has extended the privileges and the bess,s
OF free government to the oppressed OF other naors
has fearlessly aud tnumphanty vindicaied by var G
rights Of commerce. and security upon Che seas N has
compelled justice from nations that withheld it, and bV The
attitude Of country secured for the respect Of The
world II has maintained the simplicity and purity If
The Constitution, BY guarding against encroach,Denfs
ana restraining The exercise Of doubtful and Tolerated
powers 10 has preserved our country from c0rruotioo
system Of national expenditures in the form Of donaioe
made under Prelence Of the general welfare for improve
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-11-10

70 take him. However this may be- we have no doubt
ms MISSION TO Tins country is hnshed and that he has
or will retire to Canada and there remain the Eo,v
rlcn'p't n,iary OF the ladies' Of Glasgow, near the
Ohi'u states, until Spring. when he will return
any surrender his functions We hope the ladies' wi
nciofe mat time have received Mr. Bcihunrs list of in
%tioeauns aud that they will be propoundcd in order
IL " shouu DC thought expedent TO send successor,
we"pe ,he Choice may fall on man OF better ma n
nsrs, and who VIII not be followed by such atdavis Of
son. So farewell to Thompson, C,arris,n ;s;, cnnpp
ana VIII not probably return mme daiely 10 Boston No,
because he would be in danger OF persona harm bu he
cause ms foul course editor of the bcrator his HIN.
terng and etpul cowardicc have created such scorn
OF hm ia all men, good bad aud Indifferent as makes
,sei to De ielt even 10y him Under this witherna i'm.
huence will the impractcables who have been t ASA
ciae leaders with Garrison and Thompson in CARVING
on war; against the best interests of the blacks and the
whites by means of ialsehood violence and calumny
lung be silcnced--.N Y. Jour. Com
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-11-10
ILLINOIS

MoReAS CoUSTY EErcT- Glorious Triumph- is
with gratbed feelings readers that
the Democratic party in this county have oloriooslv
tnumphed over The combined opposition Of every hue
and color. Col WEATaERFoRD, the openly avowed
Van bnren caadidete has been elected to tic State
Senate by majority Of near 800 votes over his on,,
who rode the White horse. Mr. Stacy was an ORIGINAL
Jacksonan elcctioneefed that ground and although
bncked By his great personal popularity the Official
and individual influence Of the Governor and lie united
exefions OF the whole arisocratio or all me deceaey
party ne was completely dsianced by his better mounted
competitor Sufficient was it for the independent far
meIs and mechanics Of Morgan 10 know that the Squire
had become tainted with White wbirgefy 10 induce
them 70 60 for one Of themselves who could not be
trends As has gone Morgan will 60 the State Of
ILLINOIS ~ 1896, the dclatiou Of the Governor and his
Junto 20 The contrary Notwithstanding. Marx our pre-.
dciion- Illinois ReD
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-11-10

IHoNrsoH ANn GAaeisoS.-A gentleman from Salem
informs US, that Thompson was there on Thursday ost
The day which The Mercantile Advertiser would have
ms believe be left New York IL isundersfood al salem
that he has since then started for Canada and that lie has
bid adec to The United States forever n reports are
true it j. not The fault Of Thompson that he has not
gone 70 England before now Il is said he had made
several applications for passage but could yet no she
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-11-10

UsIoS CoURsE.-The match race that was ected IN
take place yesterday, over the union Course was D.
poned IN consequence CT the bad of COL John
sons colt, Daniel
The Sweepstakes was won, in three heats, by Mr. Alex
L. Bolts gr colt feo, with apparent ease; Veto winning
ie "a ana sd heats Before starting aud until the
cond heat, the betting was greatly in favor of MIR n
wilkes Dr. Synax, and large were lost by th,.
knowing ones, on the result OF the five horses en-
tered one was dstanced the first heat one Withdrawn
on the second and The third barely saved his distance in
the last.-N T. Paper
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-11-10
GEORGIA..

~
sliILrDc IviILr. Nov. s--The Legislature Of Gear
ga convened yesterday At the nsc In the Scss-
ate, Gen Walker, of Richmond was called to the Chair
The credentials OF the Senators read and cths adj
,iinstcred Robert Nj. Eehos. of Walton was elected
fresident OF the Senate, and Arthur A MORGAN of
Houston, Secretary. The votes ns follows
70, TFestdfh For Secretary, ION The
Echols, 81 fffh Jyii.f,,o
Mitchell, % Morgan. IL
swan, Anderson, ~
Reese, Harris
- D"rss, of Franklin, messenger. aud Henrg Dur
nall, of Baldwin, Door.kcepcr 80
In the House, MIR. Brown of Wilkes, was called To
the Chair The election for officers of the House. re-
suited IN favor OF Mr. Day, of Jones' as Speaker and
Joseph Stnrgis, Esq, of Talbot, as Clerk The vote
stood for Speaker,
Day, I03 Hudson "a
There was no opposition for Clerk.--Joureaa
RHoDE IsLAND.--The Committee of the I.egisla,urc
oil ithode Island, Saturday last made report of thu.
result OF the for Representatives Congress
from that Stac, which furnish the following aggrepa
Whole number of votes 77O7-A choice :SSc1
MIR PcaIce had .................. 3lui
..P'aguc 1874
t,"iSes Jc1I
io"Stoh 3O5D
scattering Observation-Disclosures. is
49, The Wings in Rhode Island contemplate noninatio.r
Tristan Burgess for Governor, if he Will consent
"A letter from Providence, Published in the Bangor
wing denies that Pcarce has offered thu. mission 10
Span anu intates that it will be rendered 10 ge nile
man in Virginia
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-11-10
CORRESPONDENTS

Betwecn The Hen lirGn l.. White and The Committees
~ me fco Iioas's, appointed TO inform him Of his
mHa"o" jo' Me Presidency by The Legislature Of Ten
To The IIon. Hugh L. Uhde.
Sih;-lhe undersigned have been appointed a Com
're OF the Seneial assembly, 10 inform you that the
people h The State OF Tennessee have, by their Repre-
scntgves, nominated you their of lie
United States Tor the Office of Chief Magistrate
This duty, we conceive, will be best DISCHARGED nv
communicating TO you the Preamble and Resolutions
ADOPTED by both Houses OF the General From
he you VIII learn the principles upon which the no.
hat'on was made These also all the attending cir
cons"nces we take leave TO say, appear us no less
nonoIaoe 10 the people OF tile State than yourself
~ this net, they have shown discrimination and dc vo
uon 10 principle, worthy the imitation of pos,erity.
we avail ourselves of this OCCASION TO tender to YOU
me assurances OF esteem and veneration for your
character and our ardent wishes your personal hap
pincss. ~r
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-11-10

WILLIAM LEDBETTER,
II. II. HYNDS,
y. II. CANAL,
Committee on tic part of tie Senate.
ADDISON A. ANDERSON,
WIN. McLAlN,
GRANVILLE d. sEARCY,
SION ROGERS,
G. w. CHURCH, WELL.
HARVEY Nj. WA1TERSON,
VIM. u. CAMPBELL,
J. A. MARRY,
CHARLES READY,
ROBERTSON TOPP.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-08-11
July2i.

G sDA REWARD-Qf out of the county of Flu
~ ~ vanna)-wil be given for the apprehension
and delivery to my Oversecr at Carys Brook, of my
man SAM, commonly called SAM WHITE-SIO If
lodged IN any jail taken in the county and delivered
as above Sam eloped about the LIST of june and if not
IN Inc negh6orhood of my Farm has probably taken
Boat on the Rivanna or James River He is % or d
years old black, and of rather slender formhis teeth
unusually white and conspicuous when spoken to- about
feet 10 inches high field hand and wore his work
ing clothes when he left here
July 10. [I9-wtfl A. M. HARRISON
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-08-11
March o.

n AND FOR SALE would sell nv entire ,,.c,
H Of land, situated in the county Of Caroline and w.
ing on The North Anna river, Immediately above North
Wales 0he estate Of Mr. Williams Garter Quantity
between and thousand acres. The price will be rem
lated somewhat by payments For prompt payment
would take less than the half Of what the land nae osi
me, esiimotng The improvements which have Dut on
IT, The tact may be laid OF into three divsionu sdvan
tageousy for the ownership Of three different persons
with The prospect Of adding to every dvson by purchase
from negh5ors further description is deemed unno.
cessary, believing that no would purchare before
viewing the premises and learning more particularly the
terms CHAS. MORRIS
aug ~ 2C-~w}sg-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-08-11

uel Blackburn, decd, will be exposed sale his late
residence in the county of Bath consisting of n very
valuable stock of cattle, horses hogs, sheep &c
Among the cattle is lot of about sixty seventy fat
CATTLE fit for market and four years oldThere also
handsome lots of three years Old oftwo years old and
one year od-together with DO so mich cows with
calves Among the stock are very valuable JACK and
JENNY.
At the time will be exposed to sale at public
auction three valuable Tracts of Land according TO the
provisions of the WILL lying ON the stage road from
Staunton to the Warm Sprngs-One tract upon which
the Covedae Tavern is situated consists of about 500
acres upon which there about $40 of cleared
land, of which $50 in Meadow and well set in
Tnothythe residue of the cleared land is fine pasture
land. This IS exceedingly valuable tract of land
and besides the advantages of the Tavern Stand is well
watered, and capable of being made a valuable stock
farm, and an agreeable and healthy residence
The next tract consists of ass acres and adoins the
former tract There about 300 cleared and
fenced, including about 40 of Meadow and much
more can be converted into meadow.
The third tract contains 452 acres-about 100 acres of
this tract are cleared and we'll fenced: includes about
20 acres of meadow, and well set with grass
Those inclined to view the Cattle the Land preyi
Samuel Blackburn, jr, Esq, residing adjoining the pre-
misses
The terms Of sale for the land will be- onc-fourth in
hand and the residue in three equal annual instruments
reserVing the title security for the payment of the
whole purchase money. The terms of sale for the per
sonal estate will be, for all not exceeding So cash
Tor all sums that bond and approved personal sec
rity; the period of credit for the property will
be twelve months JOHN ii. PEYTON,
Err IF Gen. SamI Blackburn, decd
Aug. a. 20-wtds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-08-11
Lunenburg, July 9Th. l

& ? EAL ESTATE FOR SALE.--The subscriber of
~ ie.s for sale that beautiful and pleasant situation
called MAYFAIR. situated in the Forks of Hanover in an
agreeable and wealthy neghborhood miles fromhe
Fork Church, I'D miles from Hanover Court and
y from Richmond. The Richmond and Fredericksburg
Rail Road passes in about miles of tle dwelling house
The Tract contains between and eight hundred
acres, lying Immediately New Found river The i'm
proycmcns consist Of two-stored wood house with
eight rooms and passagethe houses consist prin
cipay of two good barns, capital framed stable and
indeed, OF all the necessary houses usually TO be found
on an estate IN good condton-the orchards contain
many choice fruits, of various kinds This situation is
remarkable healthy one and has always been regarded
as the andsomest in this section of country II is re-
markedly well watered by excellent springs that never
faI three OF which the house. The plantation il
well enclosed with good fences of oak rails principally
and IS in state Of considerable improycment-U The
whole II rarely that situation combining many desi-
rable objects offered for sale II is deemed unnccessa-
ry TO be more minute Persons wishing to purchase are
invited to visits and Judge for themselves The terms
will be made accommodating for the greater part of the
purchase money. SARAH THORNTON
H. offer also for sale, two small farms in the same
nelghborhood, each containing hundred and sixty
acresnodcrate improvements each and one Of them
remarkably well timbered Persons wishing to buy.
would 90 wen 10 see those places. S. H.
Jury q. I6--wtf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-08-11

John Morris. administrator OF Richd d. IIardman de-
ceased, Thomas Nj. Bondurant, John Morris and Nathan
Spencer, executors of VIM. Ii. Perkins, deceased and
JOIN i1arehhah, ...........-..... Defendants.
Inc defendant John Hardiman, not having entered
his appearance and given security according the Act
Assembly and the Rules OF this Court and appearing
by satisfactory evidence that he is nhabitant of
TINS country IS ordered, That the said absent de-
PENDANT do appear here on the first day of the next
tember Term and answer the bill OF the paintiff and
that copy of this Order be forthwith inserted in
newspaper published in the City Of Richmond for two
months successfully and posted the front of the
Courthouse OF this county. Copy.-Teste,
r. ELDRlDGE, c. c. :. c. l.. g. c.
June 10 I2-w9wS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-08-11

ERRlDGE AT COVINGTON.-Propo will be
n received at this Office, until the Doth of August
next, for building Bridge Jacksons River, from
the eastern termination OF the Kanawha Turnpike TO the
Town of Covington, Allegheny county
The Bridge is to be completed in all respects of the
very best materials and workmanship ready for USE viz
supersrncture, abutments and wings, piers, enbank
ments, filling in, &c, according to plan model and
specifications, in possession of the Clerk of Allegheny
county court, who will shew the
The Proposals must state the kind of wood proposed
to be used the quality of the rock and whence obtained
the time by which the Bridge is to be finished, and such
other particulars as may seem necessary.
When the Bridge is completed and rendered to the
Board of Public Works. agent will be appointed by
them to inspect it, and receive il their behalf if faith
fully executed according to contract
Payne viii be made the work progresses
ing per oss yalle Of The work asas
the Bridge shall be received from the CONTRACTOR.
Bond and security in the penalty of 5000 dollars will
be required, for the faithful performance of the contract
BY order of the Board Of Public Works.
J. BROWN, Jr., I'd .4uditor
"a Auditors Office, Richmond, 9th July, 1885.
July %. 24-td
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NOR SALE-ehe JUyERSA Tract of Land uhe late
n residence Of Elizabeth W. Deane deceased lying
IN the county OF Cumberland, within mile Of the
town of Ca Ira, from which there is a good navga-
ton at all seasons Of the year to Rchmond containing
hye hundred and fifty sixty II is believed few
highland Farms, in Middle Virginia not more extensive
possess greater advantages than this To the aercul-
turs holds out high prospects for his indus
try-to the wealthy gentlemen Of the lower country, a
pleasant retreat in SUMMER surrounded by many arfeea-
bic and intelligent neighbors Mr.. Henry Page who
resides on the premises, will take pleasure in showing
the land TO those DESTROYS Of purchasing.
For terms OF sale apply to the subScrberin Richmond
or TO Mr.. Maurice H. Hobson Of Cumberland
THOS. J. DEANE, administrator.
Richmond, June %. lbs
~ The above property will be Sold at public auction,
or Monday the Ith Of September next
July %. 24-w4w
UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND-The Lectures
q in the Medical Department will commence on the
last Monday Of October
NArnAs'tr PorrfH, NJ D., Pathology and the Prac-
tice Of Medicine
RicnAnp wrtMor HALL, NJ. D., obs,etrcs and the
diseases Of Women and Children
NArHAN Il. SMiTn, N d., Surgery
JUIIUs r. DUoAIEI, NJ d., Chemistry and Pharmatv
l.. GEDDIscs, NJ. d., Anatomy aud Physiology.
ROsLEY DUscLsoS, NJ D. Matera Medica Thera-
pennies, Hygiene and Medical jurisprudence
Clinical Lectures Medicine and Surgery will be-
regularly delivered during the session. at the Baltimore
lDfrmory.
With the view to afford every facility in the prosecn
ton 81 Practical anatomy, the dem0nsrator, DR.. Bax-
LILY, will open the Dissecng Rooms The LIST Of Oc-
tober. ROBLEY DUNGLISON N. d.,
Dian cf he Faculty.
July - 23--WSw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-08-11

"a HANCERY-VRGINIA.-At Circuit Superior
u Court of Law and Chancery continued and held
for Buckingham county, at the Courthouse the 2lst
day of April, 1885:
Thomas Binford, Plaintiff.
against
James Powers, Polly Powers Nancy KEENAN,, and
Peggy Crutchield, and Ed w. Sims, Admir- of Peter
olayoeh, heceased Defendants.
This this day came on to be heard on the bill
Sayden, decd the exhibits filed and the report Of Mas
ter Commissioners Ro Hill, and argued by COUNSEL
ON consideration whereof the Court doth adiudCc order
and decree, that the defendant, Edward w Snns Admir-
of Peter Slayden, decd, pay the plaintiff tile sum
OF SIX thousand four hundred and thirtytree dollars
and y-eght cents with lawful interest thereon from
the 2Sd day of January, 1885, till payment and his costs
ny him about his suit in this behalf expended The said
Edward w Sims be, and he is hereby appointed Com
missoner aud required TO expose the Land and Mills in
the bill mentioned, to sale the highest bidder at pub
lie auction, credit one two three and four wears
having first advertised the time and place of sale for al
least forty days, in public newspaper published i'm
the City OF Richmond taking bond with approved per
sonal security and Deed Of Trust the said Land
and Mills TO the payment Of the purchase money
as the same becomes due and transfer the said bonds or
so much thereof may be necessary to discharge this
DEGREES and that the said Sims report his proceedings To
the Court and leave is reserved the plaintiff BY the
court Tor such other or further decree process Of
cution az may be necessary in the premises upon the
plaintiff entering into bond with sufficient security 10
ABIDE such future order may be made for restoring to
the absent defendants whatever money he may receive
under this Decree with thereon upon the said
absent defendants appearing within the time prescribed
by law, and answering the bill in this suit.
Copy. Teste, X. ELDBIDCE, c. c. &C.
July -. 2f-Wfds
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HAIAMOND MILLS FOR SALE--In conformif,,
y y 10 the foregoing order shall proceed to sell TO
the highest bidder the terms mentioned tie above
land, Monday the 9TH of September next on the
misses, If fair y not the next fair day thereafter The
tract contains 22O acres, yiog Slate River, one mile
above the Virginia Mills and is we'll odao,ed 10 he
growth Of corn wheat and tobacco about $50 acres of
which - cleared The mill las two pair Of siones--one
for wheat the other for cornwith the necessary fx
lures for manufacturing Of -four but is somewhat de-
ranged It not having been worked for year or two
any above the Falls Of James River 10 Jynchbuts -
Attached TO The mill is mill, which, with triAin0
cost will be productive TO the purchaser Title good
49, Ed. w. SIMS
Virginia Mills, JOY -. ef-wfds
RLEW LINE OF POST COACHES f,o,a ge6
nond 10 charioftosgHe-in fne sftle; md seM he
requisite spted md comfort Fare reduced 10 81 only
instead OF = 50, The present For seats or nfor.
nation apply at the Bell Tavern in Richmond and Col
Wards Hotel, IN Charlottesville Days Of departure
days and Fridays WM, SMITH
July H. 20--f
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-08-11
By tie GoccTnor Of tho Commonwealth of Yirgiuin
a PROCLAMATION

KNTfIEREAS a vacancy hath occurred in the House
Wv of Delegates of this State, by the death of Tho
mas Marshall, Esq, late of the Delegates in said
House, Tor the county of Fauquer: Now therefore, l.
Ltteton w. Tazcwell, Governor of the said Common.
wealth, have thought proper direct the Sheriff of the
county of Fauquier, to hold election on the fourth
Monday in August next, being the Court day of said
county for member of the House of Delegates to 6Il
the said vacancy.
Given under my hand as Governor and under the
lesser seal of the Commonwealth at Rich
lSEAL.] mond, this ] It'll day of July, 1895
LITTLETON w. TAZEWEII
July 81 52Iraw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-08-11

81 EA REWARD.-Ran away from the subscri-
70 sIO bers, about the Cd Monday May
our negro man Austin, about 8 feet or inches high,
bright complexion, large beard and black whiskersno
marks recoilected. Said negro was purchased of Mr.
George W. Stanback of Petersburg, probably he is
lurking IN or about that place this time All persons
are hereby orewarned against harbouring employing
SAID negro in any shape manner whatever the Law
VIII be rgdy enforced Masters of vessels also
toned against afording him any continuance by which
he may get out of the State.
The above reward will be paid any person who will
deliver the said negro the subscribers or lodge him in
any jail in the State sotliat we get him again
VIM w. BELTS
T. w. KNIGHT.
Luneuburp. July 18th 1875 ot-Q,