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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-08-28

formed and avowed Tor the first time proclaim
ca on every mt occasion either the Hustngs or on
the moor OF the Senate Chamber. Whether in these
opinions have proved recreant TO the principles of the
g9od old Jeiersonian school-whch both you and J.
Messrs Editors have always professedI am wing to-
leave to the decision OF intelligent candid public
bave thought myself reduced to the necessity OF
chosing between principles and menand have decided
70 adhere to the tormer--and long | retain my
honesty, shall continue TO do So undetencd by the
ifowns oil Power, or the mnions of Power-unseduced
oy Tue establishments Of popular governmental favor
Eou ioroid, that should be understood by this as
charging dishonesty upon my former political associates
Tor pursuing course in these trying times different
rom my own. Such prcsumptuous arrogance would
cu' me on from all claim upon that candor and Justice
Which feel have right to expect their hands.
NY ooJect Is decentralization from much misapprehcn-
sion, aud SOME Misrepresentation of my conduct-not
20 crmlnate or to sit in judgment upon others Those
VINO dfer with me- doubtless have not found themselves
reduced To The alternative which has presented itself
my Judgment and canscience;-they doubt honest
~ believe that in adhering to the men whom have
rcpudiated they best guarding and protecting the
principles which we both proicss For the good Of my
country, pray they may be right.
II COCKE
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TO 7NE EDITORS OF yYc EA.or,,pro


tors as those below described to The public aud
Account s %s, o .es You .ss publish
POI.on' Of and truth and my
vi 70 pon, aat The ndia9 nceno before
''S oa a Ss may y deem 25Op s Is at you,
9oIn OF ye, Suspicious appearance He an
and h tho c Si & june Sa a the Indians for q
ROCKY Mountains, 4, imes alkedke mailman to
Tia, it there SSts 80 10 Others, appeared pooI
l I ns SS OWED slaves and seemed to be delighted
fTi she could keep saw three Negroes putting Sp
b" S . 9o sTn % vii c was va; blown down form told
nc s9ass to b, IHn Dr. o Joh
hs S s fs'Sn ~ s weeks lie went no the kitchen,
hey o f S iGGo I I 'I 9 raps s,s and
ns Keep their a Isi Ss,e, to tel them but they eoud
So % OF ms.ss and negroes lie ad in tho ncighbor
hut he'll an general Was vulgar and pofn
on sge 20 OF % years OF active Of middle web
cscd The cos He dsG nS ns.s whS S said
he no an o h fur Sa s and asked who owned
winch 10 sag Cen cit gave him. an old domestic blue
he said belonged Chief killed. had scar on tie second
short @ s long T SeSr he pSS s So
reJ a often gave words Of command TO himself and
Anois. suspicious character met him the place. They
Last said nc WIS Engislmnn lilo young man. and
oaSy on T. i Bas o w war %",t Ss
they IKE i ' he ne ns 0' sSm Them b ss'S ss
would them badly
called him an old vnssjond, &c. -
to BIO OF
ed enough at the tmp 10 oir hut il hopc
atiey yet be taken, examined found guilty OF
diary designs they may be dealt with according to their merits
US az tbr same tine LOUISA.
~ we give place to the above, from abundant
DC lnsfOus Enissay, be
mailman The South Ought. indeed aud on
the alert hut them must take
suspect with aud
caught ~ the fever of the he Lnscd
witness TOO tho unfortunate who Iynched day
IN Farmyia Prince Edward suspicion
out hai ho not only purpose tho
people OF the South but harmless, nocnsivo
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c. II. COOKE.
NOR THK E.VQUIRER.

When the British Government at,empted to tax tho
Colonies, every body in America the print of the
Lions paw.
When the British Government after the Rcvolu,;op
oil her own mere notion made peace for Portugal with
the Barbary Powers, which let them out of the Mediter
anean and turned their Corsars loose TO prey upon our
deenceiess commerce, o Brien felt the impress of the
Lions paw.
When the British held possession of Detroit md Mich
mocknac, thousands Of citizens were scalped and
ionahawked in the wiidcrnesshere the print of the
Lions paw.
When A. Bowles (said TO be Colonel on half nav
IN the service of Engand) among the Creeks
ana endcavored to thwart the adjustment of our lines
with Spain--there the print of the Lions paw
When, on account of the Wars of the French Reyo-
uton we had the carrying trade of all Europe and the
British commenced plundering our ships and
our seanen-there the print of the Lions nav
/ Docs any body recoect Tecumsehs War and Tippe-
canoe There Fur Traders saw the print of the
Lions paw.
Does any recollect the great talk Lord Dorchester
General of Canadn) held with the Indians
after the attack upon the Chesa peake There was the
print of the Lions paw.
Have we forgotten The story of John Henry and III.
Hartford Convention' There was the print of the
Lions paw
Have we forgotten the butchery at Fort Minis, There
poor bcasley ielt the impress of the Lions paw
Does any body recolect the history of Arbuthnot ind
Ambrstcr and tho Spanish Fcrt near Pensacola osrri
soned by British troops? There was the print Of the
Lions paw.
Let us remember that Immediately after the oetermi
nation OF the British Government to free the Slaves Of
the West India planters, this plot of the Aboonists
Amalgamatonisis, and Inccndaries was gotten nm In
England and America. ond is nurtured bv British emis
sarcs and tastorous Americans fed by British cod
that the funds welded by them entirely of too
Let us recoec too, that these w Islands lie near the
shores of some Of slave holding statcssnd then
think we shall be apt to discover the print of the Lions
paw
Depend upon it, people of America, England will nc
yer forget never forgive you for refusing 10 become her
slaves. OLD TJIO1IGTTFfTJ
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.DEATIIS-

DSd, Saturday, about O'clock Mr. Lewis Iuda in tho
18Th Of his Ii has seldom fallen lot 10 record The
death OF valuable in all the life Mr. H. es-
abhed himself in this city Merchant years ngo
vcsudcs
mo't INTERPRETING and worthy amidst which his
him Of
fellow zcns, aad by s urg his osses
and established amps competency. father and
fien1, ho
Do at La Vale tho residence ofAr Ferguson ooh-
land county, Sunday night last Mrs chetab Dabney this
- 80
Died. Ia Hanover county Tuesday night
caring indposon Ma. Sarah CITY tho very anna
bo and highly respected widow Of tho late DE-. Iyons
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I'nE nlRLE CArsE,


Sunday, 30ih Fncato O'clock place a ma s
by the mniers tncasie (who will please notice nlso
Tie direction OF Buchanan Monlsy 3lst
u; sp', Locust bOttomiY Wednesday, 2j ConptonTbursday
81 sprugFfiay4 High BrigcSaurJny,5 Failing surinry,
sunday ii O'CLOCK OxodLexnsion 5ucb and place AZ
day,l0, Mo-y CIscsFrisy H. Augusta church snnrssv 10
the place where tho Union Clutch woshpssunday 10 Hebron
Jck.on and seelcSioalay IT, Episcopal church on
fes near M an los Tnoday, IS, iebanop Abenrle;
o'clock, lit oduosday, l6 Green
Vile AZ such hour and place may determined on by Rev Mr.
Wlson-Thufsdat, H. buckingham chufch-risy, IT, Mars
land MOplsy s Up Ch New store o'rloet Nav
htorcsuudays ~ Chiidfec in Haflv; oock Republican
day o. Pisyiynia G. Wednesday, 30 Danvle az ucb limo
and place be appointed by Messfs Mcoy
Ihufsay, lsi Octobcr Red House in ~ Carolina,
Saturday, p Cap Meeting ycosunday4 HARMONY o'cIot
Bald spnsMonday, s. Coueofdrucsday, g. Cela@ ba.Wed.
Jay = -. Andrews, Piiisyivanil.
have mentioned the hour Of Of these appointments be.
wish be undortood that whenever hour
mentioned will be held eierfs oof n ~
II i impossible for with wide Geld occupy write ma
reference 10 tsss appointments VIII not each Of nv ere
the naiiy, wen private christian brehren jus.
thsf own sonls and .8ssnos M cause for which hons tey ~ s
wore have requested thc bg osendnr
tho knowledge ,be all urging no ioncnd who're have
Toe right spirit every other part Of their duty would bo tightly
The oapse Itboio Virginia; Il boIon. 10 tho
Virrisia All Who love e Church who love at
died of eil laid of theirs only, bus of
whole wofd,) come 60 my bclpi WA. NJ. ATKINSON,
osneral Aeesf "a Bibis s0ei,iy.
HtARpENTEgS AND LABOREKS WANTED
v Twenty Cnypeaeys and from thirty TO forty active
at Bosker's DIM James River, ten miles above the
CITY Of Richmond Liberal wages will be given BY tie
'"O"'' 'FF' RICHARD RErNs,
8gent for Tho James Rirsr md Kaaqtelo Company
Richmond, Aug p, 1895 32l4t
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MARKETs-Aueusl 27th. 1sa5.

MARKETS-August 9th 1895
Characterization sales rather higher This than last
weck--Dealcrs bid with more animation and
disposed to purchase noto than a
week ago--40 60 hhds daily inspected
FLouR (Old)-Nominal price 50 7J-Ncw by retail
So SO %.
WHEAT--Demand good-Red 81 49, White 81 20
BAGWELL SMITH g. JONES
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-08-28

Election Of State Senator in tie Bruassgick 3isiriet
We warned our Brunswick friends sto be on the
alert and the result of the election has exempl the
necessity that existed for the caution. r. k Meade
ESQ., the Wing candidate, is elected by n majority of %
votes in the District, Dr. Scott the candidate of the
Republicans. In Brunswick, the stood for Scott
2s3-Meade 2o5-giving did Grcensvillc, majority
for Scott The Wings have elected their candidate but
we shall claim twoihrds of him. nasmuch taco cou
ties in the District have given nccntrovcrtble evidence
that they still in favor Of the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
other third Qhanks to Dinwidde) the Wings are well
come to-we can afford to spare il.
We do not regard the vote fog State Senator in the
Brunswick District any test Of what is likely to be
the vote for President there twelve fifteen mon tbs
hence: Even Dinwidde will, we hope, the pira-
ton OF that period be prepared 10 surrender her prt
dces in opposition to the candidate of the Democracy
and give him hearty support The feverish excite
ment at present preyln5 upon the public mind and
operating greatly it does unjusy, the prejudice
of MIR. Van Buren, in the South, will subside as the
people disabused OF the incorrect impressions
wrought by the misrepresentation of the same party
which twelve months ago predicted embarrassment and
ruin from the Removal of the Deposics. In the pc.
ton to rcacc their steps when they have ncauti6usly
gone wrong and the perfect aacrity with which they
at oil times repair injuries uniusty inflicted on their
public servants-we have abiding confidence. Never
until we see it with eyes. shall we believe that
the people of the District recently represented by Gro
y. DRoMGooLE, arc confirmed dcscrlers from tie Re-
publican standard -PeterSJurg Constellation.
(iad the issue been fairly made up at Greensville-
and Meade brought out in time bring the Repub-
IIcan votes to the polls the result would have ha
overwhelmingly
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-08-28

Now, ".iou and l. happen to know thing or two
You and were both for Van Bnren-thrce wears ago
was for the then Baltimore nomination. in the newspu
Pers-bnt you, as Pilgrim, with scandal shoon and
scalioP she'll went all the way TO Mecca testify for
the Little Magician, and nominate him for Vice P,cs
dent What ought since 20 have changed our opinions
about van Buren,, you may know, but really do not
ELECTIONS.
NORTH CAROLINA The political ratio i'm the Rcprc-
sentaton Of Congress the as il was the
last session The following elected Mcssrs Spcisit
hawkins, Bynum Mckay, Common, MONTGOMERY VIII
ais. Pettigrcw, Dchcrry, William j. Shepard Angus
tine IT, Shepherd Rcneher, and Grahani- The Raleigh
Register states the parties in the next House of Com
mons ot ~ White, 10 Van Buren,; and counties viz
haywood, lyrci, Ash, and Yancey 10 Lc heard from
winch IL estimates will return equal numbers viz: 5
van Burenites, Wings! Close cNung, indeed MIR Re-
gis,er. bu with all your trimming down, you allow us
majority OF one, not TO speak of the Senate where we
conicssedy beat you all hoow.-Now, hear tie ether
SIDE The Standard (Republican) claims II Admins
gislaureThus, aer ALL what becomes of the Whir
triumph! the lnsifucting OF Brown Of has scat and
re,nsiatng Niangum in his After ALL it is good rule
whch works both ways. If Brown were bound 10 obey
instructions, (Which cheerfully conccdc) Manrun
must be equally bound to obey his will the Wiigs
To the other?
- ALApAMA.-Clay pledged to unite the Republican
rafty, and keep the election from the H. Of II is I'M
questonabiy elected Goyernor--by u majority of per
haps 1000 =
TESsHssrr-Cannon "a White mau) is certainly
csctea Governor over Carroll "a Van Bu.en man 1.-The
following rs the return OF members of Congress
ist District. William b. Carter elected in place of
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-08-28

From francc.-'The Sylyie dc GSassc brings to ~
York accounts day later from Harre-Sonie of the
prisoners under trial before the Peers had escaped from,
prison. and much angry comment excitcd-fhc Cholera
was raging iearfully at Touon.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-08-28

Just Escoped.-rhompson was The other day in New
York. II was reported he TaSpans house nd
intended to give public Lecture Hlnd-bills were a,
once put OUT signed Judge Lynch much excemcn nj
prevaedand the lncendiary thought lrudent TO de-
camp.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-08-28

We admit DR. Cooke TO the Of our coiumns--but
ne takesa wide sweep. His long piece is like sermon
70 'he snort text 81 Old Albefnarle We have never
seen any iogoian take such wide latitude in pretend
ing 70 answer very short article The whole Epic
plot IS nearly buried 10 tie Episodrs lie acks a world
Of comments 70 the tail Of the Baltimore Convention
lie afsails Mr. Van Buren, far and wide, through
the sides OF Cen Jackson Il IS sort Of OmRien On
McyunbpoA matte and MiRHs in eenerai upon sll the
world and "Punch and hs wife to boot" The worst Of
al ls that The Doctor IL for nsed by his passions
hat he carcatures every thingand among some very
good mazims aud some grains Of truth lac says things
without rhyme or rcason-and hits, rights OF left like
madnan without doing justice 70 any of his opponents
Whctbef The Doctor be pot out hy present disappont
mens or hitufc aspirations-whetber is becaGze ne
has enc eye upon the past Spring aud another upon The
neftwhethef It's because he il inccnsed for being put
upon the shell, or impatient to get of IL, VIC must
leave II TO better chroniccrs than are, 10 decide
One thing we do certainly know, that the Doctor tried
hs hand az sort Of volunteer Letter 10 the District
during Che last ycarand TO his surprise beaten in
the Spring -and BY bis Prcscnt desultory letter. we
should not be surprised II he gnned little
The Doctor Take frequently about You and ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-08-28

We arc requested 10 ask, whether the busy Corrcs-
pendent of the Baltimore Patriot the Portland Gazette
and the Boston Evening Journal who writes from, the
White Sulphur, and Warm Springs, is not Mr. James
e. Ots, Of Portland-and whether he has been the
associate Editor of the notorious Garrison the Boston
"Liberator This Correspondent says, indeed, he has
changed his opinions that he has hitherto the
evil ola direct interference with this subecbu, does il
become any man. who the colleague Garrison
TO be making reflections others; hat avail
his feeble hits an Buren, Rves Stevenson, and
selves! Why doe@a like him seek noioriey from
the of Virginia.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-08-28

Crockett does not ego ahead this time. The Buf.
foon consigned to private station, which, for the ho-
of his District he ought never to have been permit
ted to leave.
MissoURI.-Ashey (Whg) is certainly reelected to
Congress. whipping between Harrison and
S,rohcr (Repubicans) One of them will in all proba
bility beat Birch (tle other Wing candidate)
lsDiAsA The Globe says, the ~ lnelligencer nows
that i've OF the elected members open and avowed
friends of the Baltimore Northumberland the Globe
adds that the newncmber, Davis, has declared both in
Washington and in the District, that he was in favor
MIR. Van Buren,.
kEsTucKY.-A letter in the Globe from Lexington
estimates the newly elected H. of r. of that State nj 55
Wings, and I'D Observation-Disclosures Session il was 1G
to 2iWhig loss 30 and it states tho Congrc ssmcn at
Z Opposition, Administration aud doubtful.
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-05-07
MARRIEk


 In Canaan, by Rev. Charles Hpnce. Rev. CAarl,s T. Prentice, ofW esioR, Miss Harries Ensien onlv daughter of Mr. Ely Ensign.
 IO Norfolk. on the 2d inst. M1 Ethan Pendleton h Mrs. Carisra Miller. W h Lyme, Columbus Reed, EA. oC Amenia. N V. to Miss Sarah M. daughter of N Hban Smiih, Eaa l0 Hartford, Mr. Richard W. KSkbam, of N. York to Mss Cecilia BolIes: Mr. Jamps E. Dixoa, Printer i0 Mics Olive Hale; Mr. Josiah H. Bowies, Printer. Co Miss Charity Phippeny. ss ,.I h Norwak: Mr. Sch D. Al ais, of Li,ehGsls. ,s Mics Hannah Hoyi, of Daabury I1 New.klaveR, Alr. Edward lSpeTry, of New-Mil. ioTds to Mas Sarah q. Tscker, DfNewtowa.
 DIED,
 in this village, aa Tuesday Ia2, 5th inss. Mr. EV4N. iam Marsh eged XCv.-he was ihs oldest ial.ab;,an. 0t lhes0wn. Ia Hariosd. Mrs. Be.sey F.rkias. wife .af Agr. We:!sy Perkias, aged o yean; Csps. NOrmas Psass, oged 36 years. IR Harwinson, Dneior AIIes GoOdwin. of New. HarilorJ. aged 8 yeaFs IR Cant0n, Mr. TisWs v. Case, sgsd S0 yeaes. In SimshaFy, bIr. Titse BaFber. aeea e yeaEa. ta WateTIosd. MrA. Thanh5ai Chapel agGd 91 wige of Mr. asane Chapel; Mr. Mish Smifhs aged 77. Is sGsiIgosd, Rev. 6OlavISa Blskssies. ees4 n. 4 ,ie Msw.Hasea. MrS B1. Anlbrd, ageA 90s Agss Ab. igail GerAAm, @. Wifs ef 1IF Niles Goshnm. ': Csssn ee.E Asa v. 2. Fe!.ss.sa. 9s. wifs1
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-05-07
TAX ESy

NOTiCE is hereby given ihat 90 much of ! the land assessed to the following non- resident and resident persons Thereafter nam- ed) as is necessary to pay the delinquent taxes of State. Town, Highway and Society. on the iists'c Of 1880, 'Sl. 'Ss and 'SS. will he sold at the public sign post in Norfolk. o0 Friday the 18th day of JuOe next, unless previously set- tied. viz :- Wm. Fl. Bisse!I, Harvey Grant.
 Wm. Ss c. Sterling, Oliver BurF,
 Wns. HolIabird. Auren Peek, ss ' N. R. BeDadict's heirs. HOllay!SE Co.
 Comfort Crofoot, H. 2. Humphrey.
 SULLSvSE SEARLE.' CeIitetOv.
 NOg(clk, Moy 3, 1888. 4s
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-05-07


 The Gale ofMonday night and Tuesday forenoon o last week proved very carious to vessels in the har bors of nearly a the on the coast from Portland 10 Baltimore. In New-York great number of yes. se's were materially injured by being driven against she wharves against each other or upon he breaker, soo"' the chores. The New Haven Herald speaks 'nus of 'ss effects in that city:
 We have trseed the shore of inc h.rhor ,o ,i. steamboat 'a"d'sg. and found is s,rewed w;,h ,he wsecks ot matter of every kind--boaa hr;,e.. ln." beF shocks, wood. laib, and sticks of heavy cst , Der ten Iaches square. lyng aeroes inc rn.d a. rods above high water mari. '''0 'O"u many
 The steamboat avenue is choked mn win a ~-... mas oi run. The two bridges over ihe saiea ..ss" ere entirely broken up-sionee of half son svs;sk. were removed hy the Erce of the waves anA - with vehicles is entirely ohsirucied Tine Gam.ss shere s said to amoHni to more lhsn eIOOO.
 On the Long Wharf. much wood. Inmher &,e ws. swept away. The bridges over the sluce wsvs ,,er@ carried oil. and mingled wiih the great mass or oas sag elements which adorned the waves. We saw one poor fsherman "siRhing like furnace" Ior his fsh eas ia which he had jest placed 70 dollars worh of Ssh-aad we presume MaRy olher similar iosses were systaiasd small building the IOwer part of 1he wharf was swept away.
 %Awgfs &tesnbSnE--Tho Herald ef sIe day Ssl. p~sag Bisss shaaanesed seeoVDl or lhs disasaer ,o As s'eanheas CA-I AiarshsIL oss os sss Hpnssra Fns UfbSasssw
 Tss sssa kaas Chisf Jauliee KGArshaIl, Capt. Wa.
 ass ~s~ Nsw-fcgks bognd 10 Norwich. west n-
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-05-07

EAVES o. Wadhams' Hotel, Li.chlrjd. A for the present, on Monday. Wednesday, and Friday morning., and reach Norwalk t, time for the Steam Boats for sVfeaCs EeOa.k --arriviDg at New-York by s or { o'clock P. M. of the same day. Returning. arrives st Litchfeid by 9 o'clock P. M. Good coaches snd horses and careful drivers are employed On this route.
 May 2. 1885. 40
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-05-07

shore on the roeks aI place called Moreans Point, hsl M mile s.stOf NeT- Haven Light. She lIss high broken in three places She had about IS aud small quantity of freight. all of which, the GMrn. iure, engine, 6Cc. is saved. Mr. Haskell the pilot s the only person lOsi by the Upseung Of a boat, in which h S supposed he attempted IO reach the shore
 His body came on sI'"re and was lakem up a few hours after the accident. (She was owned by a company, and was insured1 "
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-05-07
VesU Arr0ng cement.

NeW-3Eaven SteamBOat Line. nNE af the New Haven Steam Boats will O uotil further notice leave New Haven every Monday. Tuesday, "Wednesday. Thurs. day and Friday at ie o'clock noon, and on Saturdays at 6 o'clock A. M. and o'clock P. M.; and one of said Boats will leave Pier No. gS, foot of Beekman-street, New. York, dnily, Sundays excepted,) for New Haven at 2 A. M. and at o'clock P. M. on Saturdays. By this arrangement there will be two boats from each place On Saturdays, viz. one in the mora ing and on,. in the afternoon.
 STAGES will always be in readiness on arrival of the Boats at New Haven to convey passengers to Hartford. Providence. and Bos- too-also to Litchheld via Waterbury doiiy, and via Woodbury on Tuesdays, Thursdsys : and Saturdays.
 G@Freight intended for the boats at New. Haven must be delivered at the office at least one hour before inc lime of starting, or it will not be forwarded until the next day.
 JOEL ROOT, Agent.
 Nes0 Haven, May 6, 1885. 48
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-05-07

Concert Of Sacred Music will he held at Beth. lem o" Friday next, under ihe direction of Mr. F. Nj. IrOwbridge, commencing at 4 o'clock P. M.