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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-12-10

TENHE NATIONAL MONUMENT to ahe memory of
"A WAsHINGroS-Tob be erected by the people of The
United States in gratitude for his services in establish
ing the liberty and free institutions enjoyed 1t will also
stand Beacon of Liberty future generatons-As.
western counties. Application me- in person. at the
Eagle Hotel, in Richmond, during the first week of the
legislature by letter, post paid will receive imme-
date attention. WILSON ALLEN
Dec .. [62-4t] Collector for Pirginia
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[From the phiIadelnhia Sentinel. i


GENERAL HARRIsoN AND ANTI-MAsoSRY.-Th fol-
lowing correspondence between William Ayres Esq of
Harrisburg and Gen Harrison exhibits as bold an effort
TO throw dust in the eyes of the political of
Pennsylvania we have witnessed since the rise
of that party We have strong doubts, however whe.
Their the honest unsophsticated disciples of Morgan
will acquiesce in Mr. Ayres exposition of the objects
and requirements OF masonry, be satisfied with the
mystihed diplomatic reply of the General which is as
1t was doubtless intended to be, perfect non commit
tall We predict, that it will fail to satisfy the An,ima
sons, and will sink the author greatly in the estimation
of all those who approved of his frank and manly letter
to the Harrisburg committee
HARRIsBcRc, Nov II, 1885.
DEAR SIR have been requested by some of your
Anti Masonic friends to address you relation your
letter to Messrs. Wallace and Shock members of the
State Ant-nasonic Committee 1t is believed that Won
have been misunderstood by some in reference TO The
latter part Of your letter. and is believed that this mis-
understanding arises from msconcepon the objects
OF The AntI-masonic party on your part, and msapp
cation OF the meaning of two three passages of your
letter on the part of the Antnasons
BY some, your letter has been construed TO mean that
IS unconstitutional for the people TO the ballobox
Tor the suppression oil what they deem dangerous equal
rights That likewise denies the right Of the people TO
instruct their agents TO perform what they thense
have right to do.
have been requested TO saw that altboupI Ant;-ma
sons consider Masonry from the ofthe obligations
imposed upon its members exhibited by judicial tes
ony az variance with equal rights, yet their party is
not based as has been sometimes alleged upon the prn-
ciple of ndiscrimnate prescription IT is not n war
against Masons but the existence of the association
Those only deemed unworthy of being put into pub-
lie trusts, by the people Executive appointment who
consider their obligations Masonry as paramount TO
the Laws OF the eouny and what every citizen
civil society.
II is not expected desired by Anti-masons in this
section Of the country, that the powers of the General
Government, or any Of its Departments, should be cx-
ercised TO suppress Masonry The appointing power is
the only one in the hands Of the Executive for the cor.
rection of evils which attach themselves the quaca-
tons OF applicants for office should be boppv IN re-
ceive your views in relation 10 The foregoing
Yours, with great respect,
WILLIAM AYREs.
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NIB UNAWAY IN JAIL.-Was committed to the
ma, jail of Powhatan county, Runaway, on the
DAY of october last, negro woman, who calls her
sell Charlotte Read She is feet high about 30 years
old, and of brown complexionhas visible marks or
scars about her hands aceShe saws she is FREQ and
was raised in the town of Columbia Lancaster county
Pennsylvania The is requested to come forward
pay charges and take her away, she will be dealt with
the law directs. EBERT MOSRY JoJor
November 10. TX ydr,
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The Hon Charles Gayare, Senator in Congress from
Louisiana elected ast year. has resigned bis seat lot
Ter 70 that effect having been written by him from Paris
to the Speaker Of the Louisiana House Of Representa-
tiyes The cause assigned is III health The NJ o
Courier observes that The sdduced by Mr. Gayasre
are unfortunately too truche s prey 70 a complicated
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CINcISSATI, Ohio, Nov. 81.
LuxURLEs ExrRAoRDfSARY.-We yesterday morning
had the pleasure of seeing remarkably fine lot of fresh
Injuries, brought by the fast Oyster Line" of Messrs
Gates o. azen, In five days and ten hours from Balti-
more to this city They consist of lobscrs bass pike
black, drum, and Goldfish, oysters oranges &c &c
number Of these articles have never before $50 far s we
are nfomed been brought fresh and good order 10 this
market One of the fish, very large fresh cod was
purchased from the New York market on Friday eve.
ming, week from yesterday, being only little over six
days from that city 10 this
If such things be done in the present state of the
roads, what may anticipate, when railroad shall be
completed throughout the entire distance. Hhig.
Among the extraordinary productions of the season
we have to mention that there is growing in gar.
feet cabbages, the stalk having previously produced this
season fine one, which had been cut off and used Also
growing IN the same garden radishes turned cut
TO seed, the stalks Of which are upwards of four feet
high, and full eight inches in circumference
. [Cuipeper Gazette.
MIcHIGAN.Wc learn from uudoubted authority. that
me Indians and settlers Rock River lately bad
skrnlsh and That the troops Chicago had left that
place for Rock River in order quel the disturbance
Which party the agressors we did not learn; but
presume that the Indians commenced the attack as they
have for time past manifested spirit of dssatis.
faction account of the rapid settlement of the whites
among them Miles C0zcXc
Sr. LOUIS, Nov. 10.-Mr Featherstonbangh IT, s
Geologist and the Hon NJ r. MURRAY son of The Eo of
Dunmore, have recently arrived in this city from the
West Mr.. Murray has been staying part Of the sum
mer with the Pawnees and Mr. + after ascending the
81 Peters to its source crossed the elevated praires that
separate the Missouri and ST Peters to the Yancion and
and Mandan country. When lac left St Peters, there
was foot Of or the ground. Republican
Ia consequence Of the cxorbant charge made by the
Railroad companies for carrying the Mail between Bal
iinorc and New York, their roads we understand
that s the intention Of the Postmaster General to have
the mails put in their ears as Common freight accom-.
panied BY guards, and thus transported without other
charge hauvoud have TO be paid upon boxes and bales
Of goods This will be an ehcctpal way Of 1reducing
the fare '-.Her0ndria Gazeue.
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VHNHE subscriber having recently purchased farm,
"a and being DESTROYS to bestow more Of his
TO it than he do under the present numerous engage
mens he has hand offers for sale his house and lot
IN the town OF Loyingston He deems il useless TO en-
ter into detail of the many advantages and
this property possesses He WILL however remark the
from it's locality, convenient and expensive improve
nens, &c 1t is certainly of the very best and most
desirable situations for tavern and store TO be f,nnd
any where IN the upper country # has been OCCUPIED
Tor number OF years by the subscriber as tavern and
store, and as such is very extensively known
nc improvements consist, IN part Of large two-sorv
DICK house, connecting two commodous wooden tene-
Jnents together, both Of which nearly new In the
hrst story of the brick house, is ROOM fitted up in
the best manner for retailing goods On the lot which
contains forty Of land state of the highest i'm
provoment and cultivation three large and roomv
stables two of which have been recently built These
together with the carriage house. houses ice bonse
Office kitchen, &c. &c. make it Of the most desra
BILE situations to be found any where for man Of busi
ness, who wishes 10 unite tie and nner
camille business together.
Shouid an opportunity not present itself BY which
can cell the above described property then would lease
for not less than five years, to careful and responsi
be tenant As the property is very valuable and Ger
tanly equally desirable not disposed 10 lease il o
any who is not altogether responsible IL Is there
fore hoped no others will apply
Any communication the subject postage paid adj
dressed TO noe at this place, will be promptly attended TO-
Lovingston, Nelson Co, Dec. L. 6O-w3w
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MR. CLAy.-The Hon. Henry Clay arrived in this city
yesterday afternoon about half past o'clock from
committee of gentlemen, and his arrival the term
nation OF the road lac received and welcomed in the
most enthusiastic manner by large number of citizens
lie was then escorted TO his lodgings at the u. States
Hotel, by party of citizens horseback; Col Wat
mough and Richard Peters, Esq, rode with Mr. Clay
occasion. On his route down Third street the dstin-
guished Senator frequently and heartily cheered by
the citizens Philadelphia Inquirer, December g.
The following Members have arrived, in addition TO
those whose names we have before pubshed
Senate-1essrs. Ewing, Buchanan, and Wright.
House Of Representatives. Messrs Lee, of New York
Martin, Harlan White, Vanderpoel, Peyton, Get Bell
Jones, s. Mason, Corwin, Storer, Crane Shields Nc
Carly, @ Allan, French, Boyd, Harrison, Evans Nc
Keen, Conner, Lyon, Mann, WAGNER Fry Brown r.
M Johnson, SEWER Beardsley, Parker Calhoon, Whit
tlesey, Johnson, OLA.
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EDUCATIONAL young man who has beeo ode.
NJ Gated with view 10 Teaching and who can nro.
duce satisfactory testimonials 10 his moral de nj
and qualifications teach the Latin and Greek fan0na0es
and IS now engaged in prosecuting Mathematical
course wishes 10 procure situation for the ensuing
as teacher of ap assistant eacbercttefs addressed
to >. A. w, Midway Inn, Prince Edward county Va
will be promptly attended TO- j A. w -
December ! 60 Vr,y
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November I3.

a TEACHER WANTED--A sing lie man who has
IA had some experience in teaching School, and can
come well recommended for moral ter and his ab-
ty TO teach all the branches ofan English Educaton land
should one apply that teach the languages il will be
still better,) meet with employment, by applying to
VIM. s. Overion, Goodies Brdge-Personal apnli-
cation will be necessary. [59-wswl Nov 81
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POSTPONEMENT.


W The above sales postponed to the 4h January
1886, at ye River to the i1th Rack Island and TO the
18th at Hockey Point. W. MORGAN
November 3. 52-wtd
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LASD OfrIcF, Va, December T. 1885
conformity to an Act entitled Gan Act to reduce
~ into act the several concerning Escheaors
passed on the 9Th day Of january, 1879, do hereby
make known TO all whom may concern, that it appears
BY the certificate Of the Eschcaor for The county Of
Northumberland, dated The Goth day Of November 1895
and received into The Land Office that by nouisition
and Office found the day and year last aforesaid the
following Lands late the property Of James Still dec
hive duly cscheated 70 this Commonwealth viz. one
Tract Of 81 acres less and one Of acres more
less; and both in the Parish Of Lower St stephens in
Northumberland county. w. seldom,
December q l6S-lStl Register Laud Office.
MOTICE-A petition win be presented to the next
Legislature ofVrgna, praying for precinct cleo.
ton at William Irvine Tavern, in the lower sectisn Of
Cumberland county rs October ..
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"a NDER Decree of the County Court of Goocf-
~ land, will be sold, on the 9th of January, 1885, if
iar, 1t not The next fair day. the premises about one
hundred and eighty acres of Land lying in the county
of Chestereld about six miles East of Genito bridge
belonging to the estate of John Bowles deceased about
10 20 of which good Tobacco land and about
do acres OF creek flat there is considerable portion of
wood land on the Tract This land will be sold by the
Commissoners-A credit of one, two and three venra
viii be given, the purchaser giving bonds with approved
security and the title retained until TIE payment of the
purchase money. BY THE COMMISSIONERS
OecemDer a. GI-n.lxus
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November 10.

NOTICE.-Pursuant to a Deed of Trust executed TO
ue Cochran, bearing date the 3ls of October 1899
and duly recorded in the Clerks Office of Hanover Coun
y Court shall proceed TO sell, Monday the 10Th
day OF February 1886, if fair, if not the fair day
thereafter at public auction the premises for ready
money! for the purposes therein expressed Tract Of
of Little river, in The county of Hanover and contain
ing three hundred and ortynne acres on which there
is Grist and Saw Mill, lanyard and various other
improvements Selling as trustee shall convey such
title only as is vested in by the Trust Deed though
the title is believed to be good and unquesonable.
j. ID. G. BROWN, Trustee.
November 49, 55-wtds
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MN ESSRS. Rice Nsaoman, Seth III. Meade qd,einis
1VH traitor dc bonis non Of Moses MITCHELL Timothy
o CoUaghan John T. Leigh Guardian ad Item for Jesse
Mitchell, and George Mitchell
GESrLEMES-,Iakc notice. that shall, either our
selves or by our Attorney The 9th day Of December
o'clock in the evening, in the Tavern at Amelia Court
House. State of Virginia. proceed TO take the Dispositions
OF Henry II. Soutia Anderson Tucker, Peter Burton
Matthew Allen, Robert Mann and others, relation 10
certain matter now in controversy in certain suit in
Chancery In the Circuit Superior Court of Law and
Chancery for the county of Amelia in which we the
undersigned, are plaintiffs and yourselves defendants
II said dispositions not taken the day above mem
toned, they will be continued from day TO day i,nme
diaey following at the place and between the same
hours, at which time and place you attend if YOU
think proper WILLIAMsH. ROWLETT
MARY N. A. r. ROWLETT.
November 49, 55-wdu
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81 AND FOR SALE.-The subscriber offers for sale
IN A four thousand Of Land, lying in Granville
N. Carolina, miles north from Oxford, and nty
south from Clarksvile. There is Mill the tract
newly built, with pair Of Burrs and pair of Esopus
stones two sets of boiling cloths elevators packing
chine, &c. The toll from the alone, amounts to
between two hundred and two hundred fifty barrels
a year The other buildings the land cost between
eight and ten thousand dollars, when built There
about two thousand acres in woods of which nearly
half is good tobacco land The neghborhood is an ex
ceen one and the range for stock every kind pro-
badly good any below the mountains. The fences
are in good repair and the plantation in excellent
for making large crops Immediately. The land will be
divided into two tracts if desired and the terms
made to suit the purchasers 1t is believed that no land
in the Union produces Wheat and Tobacco of quality
superior to that raised on this land.
October 30. I5l-W9tHl w. O. GREGORY
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RW EADOW CREEK FOR SALE.--Thc under
1vA signed is authorised to sell and make title to the
tract OF Land called Meadow Creek belonging TO John
A. Carr, and lately in the occupancy of NathlH Davis
The tract contains five hundred acres by late survey
ABOUT three hundred and fifty cleared land the bal
ance in wood, very well tmbeed The cleared land ia
in tolerable condition for farmingtwo of the fields be-
ing very well taken with clover Meadow Creek which
rs hne bold stream, entirely through the panta-
ton, aifording good deal of fine meadow land the
greater part of which is well taken with gass and fur
nishes very considerable item in the profits othe plan
tation This land lies within two miles of Char
lottesyllle and within mile of extensive manu-
featuring Mill. The wood, which could be well SHARED
from the land would pay the greater part of the nrc
that wonld be asked for it-Only two miles 10 Char
lotesville, where there is at all times good market
The improvements consist of a Dwelling house which
with some repairs would be comfortable for small fam
" Kitchen and Meat house, and good Negroes houses
bic Barn
For terms of sale and time of giving possession apply
to the undersigned who lives within three miles of The
place, and five from Charlottesville
December j. l6l-w4w] DANIEL f. CARR
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ANTI-ABOLITION MEETIN

MARIETTA, Ohio Nov. 2l-At n meeting of the citi-
Gems, held in the Brick School House. Point Harmar
on the 10th instant, respectable number having assem-
bed the meeting was called TO ORDER and motion made
and seconded to form AntAbolition Society for the
county OF Washington, which carried without oppo-
stion
Whereupon, A. V ID. Joline nominated Chair
man. and Lawrence Chamberln Secretary the Society
which carried unanimously The meeting adjourn.
ed after having passed the following Resolutions:
ReSoved, That the honor and interest of this commun
~ demand that efficient be taken without de-
lay TO prevent the future action of the abolition society
in Alphabetically, if Forciby, if we
must"
ReSoteed That this meeting do adjourn to this
Pace on FRIDAY evening next, November the twentieth,
at early candle light, and that public notice be given
Resot1ed, That these proceedings be signed by the
newspapers of this town
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-12-10

The Harrisburg correspondent Inquirer bunders
sadly as TO the politics of General Cunningham, the
Speaker of the Pennsylvania Senate So far from being
decidedly opposed to Mr. Van Buren," he IS n warm
friend of that distinguished Statesman, we'll of
Henry A. Muhenberg, whom he supported during the
recent Gubernatoral contest General Cunningham is
Democrat; his politics unequivocal.- Peaasyl-
raRidn.
letter from Mechanics Bank monopoly democrat,
at Harrisburg appears in the Sentinel bodng continued
war between the friends OF Wolf and. MuhIenberg
cause General Cunningham the Speaker of the
sion rs reelected TO preside the Senate IL are
Mistaken the writer has always Justify cried out for
since James Thompson made his two speeches.
lie also states that democrats will know who de-
mocrats. He is right in this. They will soon know
There rumors ahoatof contemplated movement to
recharter the United States Bank, which will teach de-
mocrats who democrats in the Legislature.
There will be between the sections of democra
cy ia the State let few irrtated leaders and few mer
cenary presses grumble they please These persons
and presses may, if they like it, wage battle their own
accounts but the people all for union. Every hour
proves it and more strongly.-D
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I'm C!iANCERY--y iRoiS,A.--At Court held fer
Buckngham county, at the Courthouse sthe 9th day
oil November, 1885:
II

I'm ANCERY--ViRoIuA.--At Court held fer
Buckingham county, at the Court house ,the 9th day
OF November, 1885:
William ID. Jones, rla
Thomas J. Glover and James Anderson. admir- OF
samuel sanders, dec d. Dcls
his appearance aud given security according to the Act
of Assembly and the Rules Of this Court and il anpcar
ing, by satisfactory evidence that he inLabant
of this c)untryis ordered that the said obsen, defend
Term aud answer the bill of the plaintiff; and that copy
o inns Order be forthwith inserted in ncwspu per
published in the city Of Richmond Tor months sue
cessvely and posted at the front door of the Court
house OF this county Copy.--Testc,
X. ELDRlDGE, nc.
November g. 5.-wgw
IN CHANCERY-VineiSiA- Goochand Coun-
u ~ Court, 10th November, 1885,
Alexander Patteson and Polly his wife formerlv Pol
y Jarratt Joanna Patterson formerly Jorratt and Eliza
beth Patteson, formerly Jarratt, and William Nj. NAV
and Catharne his wife, formerly Caharine Jarratt-
which said females children OF Devercux Jarratt de-
ceased Plaintiff
against
William ID. Jarratt, Archelaus Jarratt Patteson Jar
att Alexander Jariat David Jarratt, the heirs of
Lucy d. David, deed, the wife of Amos David former
~ Lucy ID. Jarratt, (who are unknown0 and William
David and 900 his wife, formerly - Clarke, the
daughter OF Elizabeth c. Clarke, decd formerly Eliza
peih u Jariattwhich said Jarras also children of
Devercux Jarratt, deceased. D.fendon,s
The Bill OF the plaintiffs being read and fled and the
defendants not having entered their appearances and g
security according the Act of Assembly and he
rules of this Court and il appearing the satisfaction
of the Court that they not inhabitants Of this Com
monwealth on the motion of the plaintiffs, by counsel
IL ordered that the said defendants appear hore on
the first day of February Court next and answer the
plaintiffs b and that copy of this order be forthwith
inserted IN some newspaper printed in the city of Rich
iond Tor two months successfully, and posted the
front door OF the Courthouse Of this county.
Copy Teste, MAR. w. MILLER, y. C. &C.
November 81. 5g-wSw
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EROARDiNG.-.vtss .hary Tarner at her Boarding
IN House, the Main street. "a few doors below the
street leading TO Mayos Bridgc) will have, by the
ing the Legislature, several gcnteelly furnished
which will enable her to accommodate eight
bers with comfortable board and lodgng-Pricc 81 per
week
She would also embrace this opportunity say to her
country friends, and the public general that she
give them such accommodations she feels confident
will give satisfaction
November 18th. 1895 55-w5w
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ENXTENSlvE SALE OF SLAVES AND REAL
~ ESTATE AT mCOBBS "-Wl be sold at public

WLNNI ENSIV r SALE OF SLAVES AND READ
kL ESTATE AT "COBBS'. WIN be sold at public
auction, on the premises Monday JAN d., 1896. the
valuable Plantation which Col VIM G.. Grecnhill
resided at his decease, called "Cobbs lying the APP
pomatox, about six miles from this place The Tract Of
Land contains thousand acres; has it all the
cessary improvements for the comfort of family is
sidered remarkably healthy and is very productive
az The same time will be sold FORTY VALUABLE
SLAVES, consisting of men, women, &C. among which
are Backsmhs, and Carpenter.
Terms-For the Land, third cash third in I2
months and onehrd in 81 months payment 10 be salts
iactorily securcd.-For the Slaves, cash
Should the weather, the day of sale, be unfavora-
bic, it will take place on the next fair day.
JOHN +. MEADE, Executor
Of Col. I'm. c. GreeahiH, deed
JOHN ID. TONNES, .4uctionecr.
Petersburg, Dec. /, 1885 60-wtds
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NOTlCE TO CARPENTERS. The Richmond
In Fredericksburg and Potomac Rail-Road Company
wish 10 employ workmen 70 execute the Carpenters
work OF - miles of Rail- supcrstrncturc The
highest pricesby the day or job viii be given.
Worknen also wanted for the construction Of Rail-
Road Cars
The building of two Lattice Bridges viii likewise be
contracted for.
AS the work must soon be commenced and vigorously
prosecuted, immediate application is invited.
j. II. HOPKINS,
Pria Mss Engiaeer
Richmond, September 18th, 1895. b.