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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-09-24

~ We make copipos (oreign extracts this
morning. twill be seen HAT the Cilizen king hls
taken advantage of the Late attempt upon hs life
10 enlarge his authority, and to abridge the right
of the people. The proposed restraints upon the
expression of popular opinion arc vastly more III
merouS and the penalties more severe than thoso
proposed IN the iamou, Ordinance OF Charles tle
10Th, which led TO tho Re, ouiion ofthe Three
Days. May W. nol anticipate lie result from
these iyrauniea measures Nothing can avert an
other Revolution but the sagacious polio, of the
present King in coneiIiatioo the soldiery, and ,u-
rounding hi, throne with tn basoncts Of hi, dc>o-
ted adherents and hifolings.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-09-24

a. The rumor OF the hanging 81 the Rey. Mf.
Warren, PresbNteliln clergyman III Donaldson
Vile Louis OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES y Y. Courier on the
best possible authority, hat ofthc genl, man hun.
sell. The upuhrous commentaries ot'thc Tap
ranl'os, therefore, were 50 much pathos wasted.
rs they have an ineNhau>tibIc supply of that com
modify, however, the loss viii not be severely
felt.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-09-24

H. The Charleston Courier has STUCK the
Ny. Evening Post ttom It's exchange list, deem
ng II an ircendiarv print, identified in gut will
iarpan and his crew. Nj. Van Buren, should
openly announce his dsapproval ofthe COURSE orhi
organ, il nc would not participate in t' od'om Al
the Souh
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-09-24
rOa RENT,

fTSA lhe house al present occupied by the sub
GraDu srfibcr, next door below Mcssrs. Nowlin &
ifefndof. Possession given immediately
Apply IN JAMES BOAt.
Nl no offers for sale, in quantities to suit nun
cnastrs. an elegant assortment of Hatiers
Trimmings, several pieces ENra Blue and Black
,lo'--also' two or three " beat Fans. An OF which
WI" Ut sou al tsduted prices, II applied tor soon.
}. BOAL.
Sep ) ms
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-09-24

PUBLIC NOTICE.
p - \ general meeting of the iYnrhbnre Bi
.Es.sJ bic Snrrcty. viii he held u tn Protestant
Molhpdnl tmreh, in this town ON the
evening oi ihe slh oi October The Tfrasurrr.s
acc onui apd aiepor oil the Stale OF the 5ocrety, viii
be presented The Rev. William VI. Atkinson Is
expected In be present and 10 address the meeting
Ihe Attendance Of the members and oihel, lrendly
TO tho cause, Is earnestly requested
BY order of the Board,
WILLIAM =. REID, Pres.
Sep. Il WV If
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-09-24
NEGROES.

M I'LL he added to the above sale, nine or ten
w valuable Nerroes--consisting of Men Wo.
men, Boy, and Girls. c. PHELPS, Auct
Sept 2i II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-09-24
.S:plr E'NU and gsTssger Goods,

August 81.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-02-03
POLITICAL.

The election of United States Senator this State will
t'kc place on the 9th inst Such elections always
portan IN electng delegate represent the sovereign
y OF the State is in this instance greatly
consequence of the people having undertaken in many
counties to instruct their delegates in the Legislature
now to vote in the pending election. In free go
vernnen the right of the people TO instruct their
wants IN their duty, is papable that its exercise,
we should suppose would hardly be regarded capable
oil being magnIed into importance. But il is. This
right which has, both in England and in this country
oeen considered as lying at the foundation of all
sttutons has been, in many instances, by the enemies
OF jackson, denied; and with many who admit the
right the right of the people to select their mode
OF instruction. has been questioned These doctrines
involve the right of the people rule and effect
sert that our Legislature is for the of its election
the peoples masters. These extraordinary doctrines
doctrines which must provoke the indignation
oil the people-havc been preached induce the in
srucied members to disregard the instructions of their
constituents, and to vote for b. w. Leigh 1t is this
which gives to the election its artificial Importance
No citizen should feel Indifferent The rigkt Of the
people 10 rule and tie ,cc they shall cypress
Their pleasure, IS questioned denied VIII the people
siumber in rcpose, while this is done by their
wants On the contrary will they not arise in their
might and pour out their phials of wrath upon the
heads OF these wouldbe tyrants?
In making these remarks wish it understood we do
not mean any alusion to Senator who has received
some direct instructions from his district He in the
fullest sense admits inherent in every people the
right and the mode of Instruction Gazette, of
Jan. 81
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-02-03
FEBR U.9R Y'3, Isaa

or dispute by their publication the expense Of the
Bank Mr. Leigh making speeches against the Bank.
a;d inc bank publishing and circulating them far and
charter, when the Bank relies upon his speeches TO OBJ
tam That obcct! "Tell this to the Marines, the Sailors
know better. AS would John Hook have pub
shed the celebrated speech of Patrick Henry against
himself, at the expense Of "Lynch's Law" and
Jorfdcte coat OF star and Feathers No, no; sold birds
are not to be caught with cha and he who expects
see the Bank publish at its expense, the unanswcr
ed and unanswcrabe speeches of Benton and Rives in
ITS Defence may look out for the appearance of
biick Sundays togethcr-An event not less inproba-
BILE. SHOW Your HANDS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-02-03

R Tho ENoUlRER is published week, generally,
three times week dufin; the
Prices the same ms heretofore, Five Dollars in adj
vance, Notes OF cartcrc banks (onlyl will be
ceisei In payment The Editors win guarantee remit
thug them by mall the o all bcg b, the writer's
No will b. discontinued the
Editors, until all affearagcs have been paid
~ Whoever will guarantee the of nnc shall
have the tenth gratis.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
OF One loss first each
80 cents No advertisement inserted
or assuncl by in this city its cnvirons
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-02-03

POROUS examination Of con-
nmary, showing the ogQre-
aver % have been unlaw-
to a single contractor
n which a contract on an al-
TO law, but for which an
rendered, and taking only
ot warrant the allowance,
whatever was rendered, or
hch above the fair and Just
taking the crcess onlyoftbe
value, your committee find
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-02-03


Mr.. LEIGHs OPPOSITION THE BANK THE friends
of this gentleman, with their usual candour roundy as
scr (dcnouncing at the time all who deny it, that
he Is opposed TO the Bank than Gen Jackson him
self II needless appeal 10 Mr. Ieighs "al,crna-
i've ana devclopcment speeches, TO prove that he
directly aiding and abetting the Bank IL was needless
To remind them that his election hailed every where
as triumph of the Bank Ii needless 10 prove that
Ie was acting in concert with Clay and Webster the two
Attorneys OF the Bank in the Senael Equally needless
was 1T, to prove that shoulder to shoulder and arm to
arm, with the entire Bank party he striving might
and man to drive the scrn old man from his purposes
and to alarm the people into rc-chartcr of that Insu.
ton AL, all would not do Mr. Leigh is opposed TO the
Bank, and false is Inc who denies it, was itcratcd
ana reiterated by the whole tribe of newspaper scrib-
blcrs and Mushroom Orators, which, as numerous as
the loads and locuss of Egypt crowded our political
Journals and swarmcd through court yards srut
their BUSY hour upon the stage and then retire" But
how stand matters now? Call Nicholas Biddlc into
Court and question him. If your please upon the subject
"Wcll Mr. Biddc; how came you 10 publish 10 600 CO.
pics OF Mr. H.. speeches? Did you not know that he
was opposed TO the Bank :" What MIR Lciqh opposed
to the Bank beg your pardon; Watkins Leigh has
done more to sustain the Bank than any other man in Vr-
0niamofc than any other man IN the Senate No gen
tiemans think know hawk from o handsaw f'--
" We have no doubt Of that Mr. Bddlc but the 'Whig'
says, nc IS opposed TO the Bank" True cnou0-tie
Wing knows that this impression be kept up until
Mr leighs developements will present the alterna-
tive Of violating the Constitution himself under the
suspicion that "a more palpabc violation is 70 from
you don lind Mr. Leigh going far as him who goes
arthcst for the roch0Ttor Mr. Leigh oyDoncnt of the
Bank when lie said last winter Chat the Western peope
could not ought not and would abide the sale ofher
property, under the hammer Of the auconccr, 10 nav
their just debts TO The Bank That The awful alternative
would be presented, Of either permitting these people
dissolve the Union to get rid Of the payment Of their
- or Of rc-chartcrng the Bank Opposed to
N7"aicd the weapons Of ridicule,
'~e"f. $50 callcd) Of
]
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-02-03

a DMINISTRATOR's NOT1CE--All persons in
n dcbed 10 the estate Of Gariand IT. Mitchell. late
merchant Of Richmond, deceased, hereby notified and
required TO make immediate payment 10 the undersigned
And all persons having claims against the estate will
present them, duly authenticated, for payment
JAMES RAWLINGS, Administrator
If Go1iend H. Mitchell, deceosed.
November 25 5eZ3m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-02-03

Of The purposcs Or

Of the purposes OF l.
Us to the time and manner 9
,cpt through the medium Of
And the honest, business
seek a contract, through fair
Hy suppose that a bid, pursu-
,ould be the one, and the only
)cure such contract. And he
1t he would be bound by such
largo, this probably has been
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-02-03
[I.ocr from the Editor Of tho Frearick.bnrs Arenn


"RIcmMoND, Jan, %, 1895.
Yesterday, the Senate by of 10 to TO- passed
the Bill subscribing the usual two-hs of the Stock,
the part of the State TO the Richmond and Fredericks
burg, and Potomac Rail- Road 1t is understood that the
residue OF the road will be- in the of the Spring
put under contract, and the whole may be expected
be finished within eighteen months Ii said the stock
already is above par
Friday the day appointed for the second trial an
election OF Councillor. The Jackson will adhere TO
the last to Daniel Ii is not understood that the Wings
have united upon any yet and it is not improbable
there will be no choice this session There not much
prospect OF anominaton of candidate for the Presdcn
cy by the majority of the present Legislature
'Ihere is report in circulation which is believed We
ry generally, though affect incrcduy II is that
the Governor Immediately upon the unanimous cleo
ton of the LIST Auditor, wrote letter to the Lcgisla-
ture resignng his Office and giving the reasons which
impellcd him to the act. Friends interposcd and
prevented its transmission but il is said his purpose is
only deferred, not abandoned The discrepancy between
the statements of the Governors Message and the re-
port OF the First Auditor in relation the Fnances-a
discrepancy cxplicablc in way that involves the
rectness or integrity of neheris fresh the rccollec
ton of the reader The unanimous recollection of MIR
HEATH, under these circumstances and before the
mitee which was, think very unnecessarily raised ON
the subject had reported is the fact at which the Cover
nor took umbrage. How the matter will end is uncer-
tain"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-02-03

&ANCHO FOR SALE.--A fine young Jack four
~ years old in June last, descendant of Rosscs cele
bracd Sancho, about four feet FIVE inches high well
made and calculat d to make profitable season this
Spring He was foaled the property of Mr.. Spencer
Coleman decd, of Spottsylvania county and is of the
same stock OF which he has sold many fine Jacks; one
Of which readily brought thousand dollars and was
considered cheap at that price Any person wishing to
farm, trade, purchase him, would do well to call on
the Subscriber, communicate with him through the
Post-offce, at Dabncys Mills, Louisa any time before
the first day of April next, he would give purcha-
ser any time he might require(say one two or three
years. If not disposed Of he will stand at my stable
IN Spottsyvania, Polecat plantation and Mr. Daniel
Dearnatte's and other places in Caroline Particulars
hereafter ELLIOTT DEJARNATTE.
feb s. c6~-w3wr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-02-03

hH JOHNSON or CHEsTERFIELD.-We should like TO
know OF this gentleman if he did say in this place
last summer that he had doubt of the Of In
structions in his county? If he did not at the same
time admit that the friends of the Administration were
in decided majority there? If So we would also res
pectiny ask him. it he can believe that any considerable
change has taken place since that time How can he
then unless decided change hes been eflected0 fv in
the face of these known and aimttcd facts AID
man as Senator rho wages against the Administra-
Ion the egsr relentless war! Unless much
mistaken, Dir. Johnson of who niisted in
most bitter crusade with Mr. Archer AGAINST the lot
VIM b. Giles One OF the strongest objections he urged
against this distinguished Statesman was that he was
for limiting the Right of instruction. No man. we believe
handled TINS subject TO the injury of Mr. Giles
than he did And after all that he has said in the
defence OF mat great right and in opposition the
rine OF Mr. Giles he be of the drive the
last nail in the coffin of this sacred right? The we'll
earned popularity OF Mr. Johnson would forbid it,
But we have our tearswe know that the friends of Mr.
Johnson contend, that. he has not been instructed as
serting that majority of his constituents have not
signed the letters OF instructions This was to be cx-
peced. They had pTcvously.roundy asserted that the
Instructions (no matter how many had signed them)
ought to be treated with contempof course their as
sertons are entitled To sort of weight But how Mr.
Johnson is to satisfy his constituents and reconcile his
vote with his former professions entirely unable
to perceive.
Let facts speak for themselves. At the last Spring
Election, Mr. Johnson, obtained only $780, of fully 500
votes, said to be on the ground that day lie
been presented with Letter of instruction CONTAINING
627 Names after having been closely scrutnized by
Committee of respectable From this list Mr.
Johnson strikes off some 40 or 80 names still leaving
800 who he admits not only have the RIGHT but nc
tu1ly instruct him to vote against Mr.. Leigh and vet
he holding his brief authority by the will of leo un-
cercmoniousy sets aside the positive instructions of
than oOu OF hls constituents Can this be called Repub-
lIcanlsn? That the voice of 500 good men, is to be si-
fled by the authority of 1901! Will the frcemen of
virginia submit to acts so powerful, dangerous
arIstocratIc: Never Away to the shades of arstocra
cy with such doctrine The soil of the Old Dominion
is not congenia 10 its growth--Lynehbug Democrat
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-02-03


all due Difference, j dssen.
opposition to the Bank. AT any rate opr,-.
Il has encouraged friends throughout the Union IL
has dishearcned discouraged and alarmed our oppo-
nents"
Mr. Biddlc is right Mr. Lcghs speeches last winter
did more to aid the Bank than those Of my other Sc
nator The fact il established beyond the reach Of cav
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-02-03

ANOOCHJAND LAND FOR SALE wish to
Nm sell Tract Of Land containing 1890 acres which
lies upon the head waters Of the Little Bird about four
miles from Mrs Tnsey Tavern and seven from Colnn
bo on the James River 1t is the tract formerly owned
by Governor Nicholas is naturally of very excellent soil
well waered and more than half Of il in timber of good
quality. II lies Immediately across the Gold region
aud the fares and most conclusive evidence exists that
it IS rich in this mincran the course Of or months
than thousand dollars worth Of this metal was
procured from IL by washing, and with a very small
forceno increase Of price however is expected on this
account but II will be sold exclusively as farming land
and such, great bargain may be had in it, By apply
ing 10 the subscriber, living Staunton or to Robert
Brooke Of the House Of Delegates during the present
Winter. JOSEPH SMITH
January o. s2-w6ws
NOTICE.-There committed TO the Jail of the
~ county Of Charlotte, The 9th October 1891 as
runaway, negro man, who calls himself Dick Arfherz
snd says that he is free man. from Hartford CO.. ~ G..
lie Is stout built dark mulatto fellow about feet
inches high The (f there be anyO is requested
70 come and prove his property pay charges and take
him away, or he will be dealt with rs The law directs
WIN. SMITH, Tailor, c. &.
Dec. "a, 1884. G7-w3m
MWR. PETER H. AYRES-Sin. nike Notice That
1VH the sixth and seventh DAYS of February ne st
"a the dwelling -housc Of John Ifoeman in B1ck;no.
ham, shall proceed 20 take dispositions 20 be read az
evidence in suit pending in the Circuit Superior Court
Of Law and Chancery Of Buckingham county in which
] am plaintiff and you defendant.
Yours, &c. JESSE HOLEMAN
Duckin8hain jan s, 1891 g3-w4w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-02-03

HRUCEPIIALUSm makes his next Spring season at the
u % DeepRun Coal-Pits in Icnric county and every
ninth day he viii be at Mr. William McGruder's house
in Powhatan county the Buckingham road half a
mile above Hopkinsvillc tavern. Particulars in time.
Feb. g. LS6-w3wl ZACH McGRUDER
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-02-03

HHXECUTOR'S SALE.-Will be sold to the high
Hz est bidder, Wednesday the llth February next
at the Steam Saw Mill, in Charles City county belong
ing to the late firm of Royal ~ Garthrght-of which
firm s. g. was surviving partner--a large quantity of
Plank and Scanuing. Iernps-Nincty DAYS credit.
JOHN p. BURTON, acting Error. of
Samuel Cartwright, jr deed.
Jan. 81. sS-2,ytds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-02-03
JOHN A. SCOTT
GOO REWARD.-Ran away on Saturday night,

& Of 6DAA REWARD.-Run away on Saturday night.
- MV the 9th inst, from the former residence OF
Joseph Matthews, deceased late of Nelson county Va
Negro man, named Moses about thirtycight years of
age five feet six inches high, has defect in
his right eye, is olcrably good shoemaker had on and
took with him considerable quantity of clothing mot
particularly recoected he read ioeraby we'll and
1T presumed he has procured free papers and will
deavor to get to free State The above will be
given for aPprchcnding aud securing said runaway in
any jail so that get him agan-and all reasonable
charges paid if brought home.
JOSEPH B. MATTHEW'S,
Feb. g. [o6-w3w] En'or of Jos. Mauhe,rs, dec d.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-02-03

m AND FOR SALE.--By virtue of decree of the
county court of Caroline in Chanccry, will be sold
at the residence of Mrs Lucy Hundley in the county
Caroline, the 9Th day of February 1895, ON credit
of ~ months l2 of Land, belonging the estate
of VIM. X H9ndley decd lying on the Reedy Swamp
others deem it unnecessary say any thing in re-
gard to the quality of the land il is presumed that
persons wishing to purchase, will first view the land
Any person wishing it, do so, by application
TO the subscriber, to John w. Hundlcy
ALBERT s. HUNDLEY, Commissioner.
Jan 18th, 1885.
N. BE from any cause, the above sale should not
take place that day. will be sold at the Bowling
Green, on the Monday following that being Caroline
Court A. S. H. Com
Jan. "a SIT
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ksECM.vYO.v.D,

A LBEMARLE LAND, near The University. for sale.
IN The subscribers intending to the West, Of
tcrs his Tract Of Lnd, in the county of Albemare few
miles from the University of Virginia, for sale This
land lies Immediately the Rivanna river between the
lands of Maj. Thos. j. Randolph, and Capt David An
derson, and contains by survey 4o5 acres All
the cleared land is in high state of improvement under
the clover and plaster syscm and in few years may
made equal to any in Virginia. OF that in woods a good
part is first rate tobacco land. further description is
deemed unneccssary.-As am determined SELL bar
gain may be had CHARLES T. LEWIS
Jan. II. ,a-Iot
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-02-03
FarmviIle, Va, 70,

We have examined numerous certificates from the
Rev Wilbur Fisk, President of the Wesleyan Uniyer
sty, Connecticut, and from John Burrage and VIM A
Bradford, Commissioners of Schools in New Bedford
Massachusetts. in relation to the literary course and
qualifications of the Rev. A. J. Huess and think they
afford every satisfactory evidence of lis qualifications as
teacher Of such seiainary proposes establish
JAMES MADISON,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-02-03

YNVHE IMPORTED HORSE FYLDE. will make
- his next season AZ the farm of RObt G. williamson
miles north Of Richmond, and Immediately on the
Brooke Turnpike leading to FrcdeficksLurg- Partcu.
lars in al future advertisement Jan. 81 7f-2awtf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-02-03
AUGUSTINE l.. DABNEY,
THOMAS G.. AMORY,
WILLIAM II nov

january ~ lcu-<awldsJ Commissioners.
a VALUABLE ESTATE FOR SALE.-Thc sub-
IA scriber in view of a settlement in Mississippi is
DESTROYS of disposng of his property in Virginia and of
ers for sale most desirable Estate of about eleven
hundred of land, situated in Stafford county, about
miles below the town of Fredericksburg and bor-
dcrng on the Rappahannock River This includes
the tracts commonly known as the SsowDFs AND FERRY
FARMS and untes advantages raclymet with and such
enttc be regarded of the desirable farms
in this section of the State. The uplands are pro-
ductve, and remarkably well supplied with both wood
and water--clover and plaster succeed well upon
them; and fair proportion Of them has been cleared
and is in fine order for farming operations
having been, for time, cultivated under an
improving system. The low lands compose a CON
siderable portinn of the estate and are Of tlc most
valuable description, consisting in part of an extern
sive aluvia meadow, situated upon the river border
perfectly reclaimed long distinguished for abundant hay
crops, and of unsurpassed fertility. The improvements
consist of large twostory dwelling house. with vari-
buildings, convenient and appropriate for plantation
purposes But it is considered unnecessary here to
tempt further description Of the property it is pre-
sUmcd that all persons disposed to purchase will make
personal examination, aud such examinations il is
believed, will abundantly shew, that in every point of
ycwor health for fertility Of soil for local advantages,
well in regard TO society, convenience market,
the estate offered for sale, is passed by in
this part of VirgnaFor terms of sale and other par
ticulars, reference may be had TO John a. Morson Esq
at Snowdcn, Arthur A. Morson Esq; in Frcdcrcks-
burg. WILLIAM MORRISON.
January 49, 77-12t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-02-03
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

HDEACHY X. GRATTAN, having removed to Rich
ia nond, will practise law i'm the Court of Appeals
and the other Courts held in this City, and in the Supc
ror and County Courts of Goochland. His office is
of Dixon * Cicland TFeb 81 St;-2t~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-02-03

HWOTSPUR, he Sire Of .Ba-eypa, win stand the en-
n y suing season, at ST. Lcgcr, (Mr John Heth's9
in Che county Of Chescreld - miles from Petersburg
- miles from Richmond and miles south Of the Coal
Pits Particulars VIII be given hereafter
Dec. p. f70-tfl JOHN q. CHRISTIAN