davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-01-03

were with Wing Ministry in Office But never were
men more mistaken than uey they suppose that
Is possible for them, under the Reform Bill succeed
in their schemes. We certain we that we
exist that the Conservatives will be baed in their
dcavors. The people of England Scotland and Ireland
will not allow themselves be deprived OF the fruits Of
the Reform Bill. They look on that bill
an end; and that the rciomofal abuses in Church
and State. No: the Oligarchy, though powerful at
Court--though patroniscd by lustrous female, who
may wish that England should resemble German State
shall not again manaclc the people of this country.
we must all OF unite heart and hand to battle the
tempt to deprive of the fruits OF our triumph We
overthrow the Oligarchy when we were without the
great constitutional boon possess The result
the struggle cannot be doubtful We quite aware
tnat the Conservatives have been anxious to
gstcr their votes than the Reormers, many Of whom
have cposed in the confidence of security The strug-
gle VIII teach US To- improve the opportunity when il is
over. The intimidation will teach the necessity of
proyldig against 1T. Faults may have been committed
by Wings and Rcformers in this respect. But let
not dwell on family quarrcls when have the
my before
The Duke Of Wellington has, we believe been with
the hlng; butwhat course will be held, we know not
IL is probable that attempt will be made to dsunte
the Wings and the Rcformcrs, by holding out terms
some OF them TO Join a comprehensive administration
But no administration which hcsitatcs to carry through
the work begun in Ireland has any claim to the support
OF any Wing. No administration which hcsitates re-
form the Church of England has any claim to the sup
port of Liberal. No administration which refuses TO
do justice to the Dissentcrs, have any claim the
support of any Wing Statesman. But the Conservatives
wish to be in power only to these reforms and
they dare not concede them And any member of Lord
Mcbournc's Ministry who joins the Conservatives, on
vague promises of liberal measures, is traitor, and
should be accounted such Let the friends of liberal
measures only hold together and they must be
full
Englslnen must be up and doing. The enemy will
next address readers the plans of opponents
will be better known.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-01-03

a VALUABLE ROANOKE ESTATE FOR SALE.
Ia own on both sides of Roanoke River, .generally
opposite to the Fefy commonly called Eaons Ferry i'm
the State of North Carolina, between and 1000
of Land about 5000 of which low grounds upon the
river and is equal if not superior in quality any with
in my knowledge. The high lands of fine quality
and highly productive in tobacco wheat and
My residence the North side of the river and within
mile of it, is healthy; and situation in the State
better improved, agreeaby provided for large
family of whites and blacks. On the North and South
side of the river there Mills which carry each two
pair of mill-stones, and command ample custom in
wheat and corn.
will sell the above Lands, under all the advantages
and disadvantages if there be any, upon reasonable
should greatly prefer to sell the Lands have briefly
described, to purchaser but if this be
convently, will divide it in parts to suit purchasers
sell, viii sell my Lands, with view a removal
to the Western country Those who disposed to pur
chase Lands valuable in themselves and convenient to
the markets of Petersburg and Richmond and will soon
be so to Norfolk, will apply to me the premises.
WILLIAM EATON.
Warren county October
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-01-03

ENDUCATION.-Mr JANIS NJ. McKgTzfr AN ex-
~ Pericnccd and competent instructor Of youth will
take charge of Washington Henry Academy, the next
year. where will be taught all the branches Of an Eng
ish Education, including Geometry and practical Sur
ycying also the Lotin and the rudmens Of the Greek
language Price ofTuton in the English branches, for
tle scholastic term Of ten months S20ncluding the
Classics S2j The Academy is situated in the county Of
Hanover, not than ten miles FROM the city Of Rich
mond in healthy and highly respectable neghborhood;
where board may be procured 20 extent that may be
desirable The requisite buildings Of the institution are
IN comfortable condition, and Mr. Mckenzie is willing to
the term. HENRY CURTIS
President fote Boord If Trustees ~ IT. A.
December =. G0--wjw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-01-03

NTEGROES FOR SALE-At Pnineville Amelia
LIZ for cash. on the 18th of January next, six or eight
w. Deaton, decd. A. b. WALTHALL admir-.
Dec. % T1-wfds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-01-03

WNTOOD LAWN IN MARKET-The above tract
w of|UO acres ofland, consists ola highly improved
farm ofabou $50 acres under the fourslt system and
$50 of beautiful tmbercd forest land The tract lies on
the north side of the Pamunkcy river in the counties Of
Orange and Spottsylvania, in nearly the form of para
telegram Iisnow offered to purchasers private sale
and fnot BEFORE loH the first day ofe June term Of
Louisa Court next be sold to the highest bidder before
the front door of the Courthouse he propetOrs eserv
ing bd)he purchaser giving one-third in hand and
the balance ntwo equal annual payments with the usual
security
description ofthe property is deemed unnecessary
we would however remark by way preference that the
farm is known to the Messrs Anderson, and perhaps TO
the Messrs. James of Richmond productive cul-
turc under the clover and plaster sysem for many years
past
70 make equitable division between the undersign-
cd joint purchasers and cgatecs in the estate of Mrs
Lucy Minor deceased sale fths valuable estate is now
soughand possession will be given to the purchaser
time enough oseed a crop Of wheat the ensuing fall
u. SCALES,
ID. MINOR
Wood lawn, Orange Co, Oct 81 51-IsmtIJunc
NNARMVILLE MUSIC AND FANCY STORE
n Gro + kSAUFF Keeps constantly for sale. an as
sortmcnt osupcror Piano Fortcs with grand actions and
metallic platcs) from the celebrated mandatory Of
Messrs Dubois 81 Sodar The advantages Of buying Of
will be- that the buyer risks Of injury loss
which often happen during the voyage from New York
from Richmond TO this neighboriood; and they
viii be ,earranted and kept in for 10 months Also
second hand Pianos Mt low prices keyed and plain
Flutes Guitars Volns Clarionets and other musical in
strumcns large assortment. Of and standard U-
for the Piano, Guitar, Flute &c Instruction Books
Dcst Looking GLASSES. Sofas
Sctecs Rocking and Fancy Chairs Of al kinds &c &c
&c some Of which and some boioio The Richmond
prices. lO-lafi2ml Farmyile, May q.
HTDUCATlON.--My School, in the upper end Of
r. Hanover, will be continued the ensuing year The
Latin and Greek Languages, English Grammar Gcog-
rapiy, Reading Writing and Arithmetic will be taught
and the students prepared for both the Compiling House
and College. DR. Robert VI Nelson and Mr. Isaac Bui-
Ter living the SchoOlhonse will accommodate bovs
with board washing, lodging fuel and candles for $40
Should any boarder in their families require medical aid
will be rendered without charge. The tuition fec will
be $50. The School will commence on the 10Th Of
January, 1885 and terminate tho 10th Of December
following. There will be vacation Of four weeks in
summer, commencing on the 10th Of June
Dec 20. E65-w4wl JOHN G. NELSON
"ANTED. for the ensuing year, a FIRST rate Black.
w smith Joone who come we'll recommended.
master Of his trade and Of good character liberal
wages viii be given BY the subscribers their mill near
Columbia, fluvanna, Va. BOWBES & DOOLEY.
Dec. 10. G6-w}w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-01-03

EEARWoOD SCHOOL-Ths Institution, for ma
N n ny years under the superintendent of Charlcs
Tackett ESQ., lately deceased will for the ensuing year.
be conducted by the subscribers who have for cons-
derabe tc been engaged with the dec transacting
the duties of the school Its exercises will commence
the 10th day of January next and terminate the 18th of
December following. The of instruction will
comprise photography, Reading, Pcnmanship Aritlme-
tic Practical Mathematics Geography with the Of
the Maps and Globes, English Grammar, Blairs Rhe-
toric, Composition, History and the Latin Language
Terms for Board, Tuition Lodging and Washing dur
ing the scholastic year of ten months, will be $lO5;
enc third 10 be paid in advance. The boarding de-
partment will be under the direction of Mrs A.
Iackett, whose long experience and unremttcd at
tenton, eminently qualify her for the important
charge. Students will be admitted any time from
the commencement of the School to the first of
March, and be charged only from the time of entrance
but none over l6 years of age will bc received, who
cannot produce satisfactory testimonials correct dc
pertinent The subscribers, both residing AT Harwood
pledge themselves to every cxeron promote the
moral and intellectual improvement of the pupils COM
mtcd to their They solicit a continuance of that
patronage which the School has for many years re-
ceved Letters addressed to either of the subscribers
near Somervc, Fauquer county, Va, will be promptly
attended to. JEFFERSON SPINDLE,
CHARLES A. TACKETT.
stafford. Deccmber4. 6l--wtlM
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-01-03

AND FOR SALE-Thc subscriber being DESTROYS
N to move TO the Southern country, will sell his Farm
III Cumberland and Prince Edward countless lying on
both sides of the Appomattox river miles above the
iourishing town of Fnrmvlc, and eight from Hamp-
featuring mills This Tract contains 763 acres $50 or
100 bottom land the river and creek of good qua
ly and large portion wood land the land is well suit
ed to the culture of tobacco corn, wheat and oats
There is each side of the river good and convenient
dwelling with all other necessary houses for secur-
ing crop Of wheat and tobacco all in good repair 1t
is impossible to state all the advantages conyenen-
ces attending this farm in advertisement; will only
say further, the Appomottox is navigablc for consider
able distance above this farm and there bridge across
the river belonging The farm. All persons wishing to
purchase land in this section of country are invited to
look and judge for themselves
NATHANIEL. PENICK
December g. 6O-ys,vs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-01-03

YHNHE subscriber offers for sale his Farm in the lower
n end of Hcnrico county, containing more than ST
hundred There attached TO this tract about
seventy-fve of swamp land of superior quality
the greater part of which is cleared, and we'll drained
and adapted to the growth of wheat, corn oats and
grasses and about % acres of which, well set in u
notly and herds grass There is mari in the neghbor
hood of this farm and has been recently discovered
it, of supposed good quality Being anxious to dis
pose of this property, will sell a bargain
also offer for sale, my stock of cattle sheep hogs
horses mules, and oxen farming utensils Wagon carts
nc, &c.-all, any of which, will sell privately
Should not make sale before the 10th of December
next, will offer publicly in addition the above my
household and kitchen furniturecrops of corn, fodder
oats, hay, &c, &cr at my present residence Terms
made known application to purchase, the day
of sale. CT. NJ KEESEE
September 80 42-wtf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-01-03

"ANTED, for the ensuing year, FIRST rate Black
w smith. Joone who come we'll recommended
master Of his trade and Of good character liberal
wages will be given by the subscribers at their mill near
Columbia, fluvanna, Va. BOWBES q DOOBEY
Dec 10 66-w3w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-01-03

$50 REV Pis, . away from my SON. M
man, near Moulton, in the State of Alabama my negro
man George, sometimes calls himself George Going ;
about FIVE feet ten inches in height of dark brown or
nutmeg color. lie has very nice head of hair and
shows the whites ofhis eyes very plain. He has large
scar of his legs just above the anklebone which
leg don't recollect. lie purchased by my SON. H.
IL. Knight, in the city of Richmond time during
the last summer, of MIR Newton Boley, who said the
negro was raised in the county of Jefferson Va and
that his father free man. living in the State of Penn
sylvania where suppose he will attempt to COL will
give the above reward To any person who will secure
him in any JAIL that get him again. and if deliver
ed to me- living in the county of Lunenburg about three
miles from Jefress Store, Nottoway county, Va will
In addition, pay all reasonable expenses The said
George IS very shrewd, artnl fellow and from infor
nation derived, he can read little, and says he has
worked at the Tanning business two years. He may
attempt to pass free man, and get employment as
such caution all masters of vessels and others from
harboring conveying said negro away under the pc
naty of the law. TARLTON w KNIGHT
Lunenburg County, Va, Dec. 4. Gl--wGw
ED APPAIIANNOCK ACADEMY This institution
IA will he opened the year the 10Th January,
and closed the 18th December following with va
cation of one month, dividing the scholastic year into
two equal sessions The of instruction will en-
brace the Creek Latin and French Languages Natural
and Moral Philosophy Geometry Algebra Bellies Letres
and the other branches constituting good English edu-
cation The Trustees will attend quarterly, and exa-
mine the pupils; Mt which time the teachers will report
TO parents and guardians the progress and general mo-
raj department of the students.
The Board Of Trustees, in announcing the School,
deem IL due TO Mr.. Lawrence and MIR. White 70 state
that from their excellent private characters and reputa
ton as teachers, combined with the salubrty OF the
place. the comfortable accommodations and the advan
tages OF good Library, there hardly be found
more eligible situation for youths TO prepare themselves
for College, or obtain good English education
Ierns-FOr Board, Tuition aud Library fee SlI5 If
bed and bedding be furnished by the Stewards depart
ment, which is submitted To Mr. Lawrence an addition
al charge OF six dollars will be made. Every pupil az
ter entering the School, will be considered as engaged
for the remainder Of the session. and no deduction will
be made Tor loss of time, except account Of sickness
OF the purpose OF entering College, tho University.
JOHN RI. BERNARD.
President Of the board of Trustees
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-01-03

N RY-VIRoiNIA.--At Rules holden in the
n Clerks office of the Circuit Superior Court of Law
and Chancery, for the county of Buckingham on Mon
day, the sixth day of October. 1884
George Ann Nicholas, Walter l.. Fontaine and Mar
garrett his wife, formerly Margaret Nicholas John s. Nj
cholas, Wilson Henry Nicholas and Lorenzo Nicholas
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-01-03

IN CHANCERY-VmcINiA Circuit Superior
n Court OF Law and Chancery, held for Goochand
1891
James ID. Ferguson Plaintiff
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-01-03

Defendants.
The defendants not having entered their appearance
according TO the act of Assembly and tappearng by
tisacory evidence that they inhabitants of this
State 1t is ordered That the said defendants do appear
here the first day Of the February term and am
swcr the bill Of the plaintiffs and that copy Of this or
der be forthwith inserted in newspaper published
in this city, for two months SUCCESSFULLY and posted at
the front door of the court house of this city
copy.-Teste, N. p. HOWARD, &C. H.cR
Dec. A. GI-vSw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-01-03

"OTSPuR, the Sire Of .Na-ppa, will stand the en-
u - suing season, ut ST. Lcgrr, MIR. Joln Hctl's
in the county of Chesterfield % miles from Petersburg
10 miles from Richmond, and miles south of the Coal
fits. larticulars VIII DC gwen hereafter
Dec. %. f10--fI JOHN b. CHRISTIAN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-08-21
ALrAANnnIA. Anr Ia

r, ALEXANDRIA, Aug. 13.
HoNoRs TO CHEF JUsTicE Observation-Disclosures
the day apart by the citizens for paying funeral
onors to the memory of the late Chief Justice MARSHALL
Although the day wet and disagree able the Military
turned Quit handsome style: Capt Semmes' Areriss
Capt Brocketts independent Volunteers Capt. Whites
Independent Blues, and Capt Knsey's Rife Guards
The Societies, Citizens &C. accompanied by Capt Wiscs
Civic Escort and the Alexandria Band proceeded in the
order marked out, under the command of Col George
Brent Chief Marshall and his assistants TO the Me-
thodst Episcopal Church, where, after appropriate
prayer by the Rev Dr. Dorsey, and delightful music
from the Choir, funeral Grafton pronounced by
Edgar Snowden. The procession then returned to the
City Hotel and dismissed.
The flags at the public square and the shipping
displayed hamlst the bells were olled at in.
tervas during the day, and minute guns fred by tine
Artillery - Gazette.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-08-21

called them together Il addressed by several gen.
temca and the following preamble and We're
unanimously adopted, with the exception of the 6flh
resolution.
., ;, PREAMBLE AND RESOLUTIONS.
well aware that Fanaticism was never vet known 10
listen to reason and that the proceedings of the North
ern Abolitonists derive their origin from that or some
oiher more unworthy cause we consider it utterly
ess 10 argue the case with Northern brethren We
deem 1T more becoming in U.S. as frecrnen and masters
o. slaves to let them understand that have ntrll
snee enough TO know our rights, and rmncss enough
l. Resots.d That although we believe greater part
Oh ie ln'eigeoce OF the North may agree with in
opinion ON The subject of these proceedings, yet have
no confidence in their ability pass euch Legislative
as can DC cncent IN protecting from the Vaccinations
OF such medley of knavcs and madmen.
= ReSortd, That the spirit institutions entities
us to tho aid aud cooperation Of Northern brethren
dence IN our own ability protect and defend per-
sons aud our property.
3. Resosed That friendly Northern brethren have
had suicen warning OF the effect likely to from
ntermcddling with matters in which they have no d.
rect interest for, unless the Northern Fanatics be
solved
a. Resored That the allegiance of all the citizens Of
Virginia, hing the place of Postmaster requires them
disclose to the constituted authorities of their State all
attempts OF which they may he informed disturb the
SAFETY and harmony of the people, and TO arrest the cir
population of the State we'll cuatcd destroy
peace and tranquility.
s. Resoirtd, That regard the printing and circu-
ans within our limits incendiary publications. tending
to excite slaves to instruction and rebellion
sonabe acts of the most alarming character and that
when detect offenders in the fact, will nct upon
them condgn punishment, without resorting to any
other tribunal.
On the passage of this resolution, Ro. McCondlish
no. ~ Arnistead, and George w. Southal were per-
inted to enter their protest against the said resolution,
which was in the following words:
feso'red That Ro. McCnndlish, Ro. II. Arnistead
and George w Southul, who composed the minority of
the COMMITTEE upon the passage of the fifth resolution
DC permitted to enter their dissent TO the said resolution
o. hesortd, That ii is expedicnt appoint Commit
tees OF Vigilance and Correspondence in each county
aud city in the State, and that Archer Hankins John
Coke, George b. Lightfoot, Thomas Martin George w.
Taylor, Goodrich Durfey, Nathaniel Piggot John f..
browne, Henry Edloe John Mann, Jesse Cole, Dickie
Gait Moreau Bowers John II. Pierce, Richardson Hem
ley, Thomas G. Peachy and Robert McCandsh be the
Committee for The county Of james City and the city Of
Williamsburg.
Resofced That these proceedings be published in
The Richmond Wing and Enquirer, in the Norfolk He
raid and Beacon and all other papers in the State are
requested TO publish them.
THOMAS MARTIN, President.
Henry EDLoE, Secretary
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-08-21
Tie ne,o .4raiiaGle Candidate.

Gen. Harrison is going ahead, with the Wings The
organ in this City sqnnts strongly towards him rbc
Lynchburg virgnian is little coy, but is willing ia
nave him@eire"msta"cfs permitting, (his Speech en-
Titles him. to the votes of the Southern people for the
highest Office in their gif."-Thc Baltimore Chronicle.
that was lately for White, declares that this vete.
ran statesman and soldier appears be pdy gain
ground in the affections and consideration of the ntnuI
and Will no doubt make formidable poll for the Presi-
dcncy The citizens of Louisville have given him
brilliant dinner:n which to show the pebad character
of the Wings, the Virginia Resolutions were drank in
the same breath with MIR. Webstcr-and Gen Harrison
himself has authorised the Cincinnati Wing to declare
iat II IL can be clearly asccrtaincd Mr. Holster
or any other Wing candidate is stronger than himself
nc wiii not stand moment IN the way; and that he
would IN such an event, chccriully act as a Whig
cector Now, what say once, is this: that any
man who declares he will vote for Mr. Webster shall
never choose President for usand shall ne yer take
such chooser for our President
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-08-21

The DRd Is neither good bad while the !sfemoir
q ire laD) Iobous Laleyor, is carclessly written
That we arc bali inclined to deny the existence Of that
latent ability which the writer evidently possesses
INC Poory IS indierently good which epitlct can
convey no praise 20 him who labous 70 build The lofty
rhyme it is fer inior to the specimens IN the former
numbers; and We have ia vain cndcayorcd 70 find some
nes over whose beauty might sink the Justice in the
aud FOOLISH aud we leave IL ianglina In he own
pfcula cadence, With that true and 6ne sarcasm az Hen
johnson. ~
They wnio verse as smooth rs son as cream
49, IN which there IS no torrent scarce 4 stfoe,,
The RcCie,ceTs and Editors Department he conducted
With great ability learning, and Taste while the two.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-08-21

SOUTHERN LITERARY MessENS,tEnn IN VIZ, NJ II
I r op'nion-bat uncrrng Of politics az well
as etnre mas passed lie ayornQ smile on this odest
no unoouusive periodical, and needs no systematic
Puu nor cunning panegyric, 10 declare the decacies
OF its Dill Of fare u appeals for patronage
~ u plIue as VIrgniaus, and the success Of is
PPews " 9ueIng weifdgestcd Of original mat.
YER alike phiiosoPhic instructive and hunorous void
INC u'orny path Of politics honestly cscbewing The
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-08-21

a, COMMUNICATED.
AT meeting OF the Committee of Vigilance held al
the capitol, Thursday, 18th inst, Samuel S. Saun-
ders having been called to the Chair and Charles H.
Hyde and Francis J: Smith appointed Secretaries,
amongst Others the following resolutions adopted
and ordered to be published
'th Resolution: Resoteed Thatit be recommend ed TO
me Merchants, Mechanics and Traders of the city of
richmond and county of Henrico, together aud
determine neither directly indirectly trade or hold
communication with those Aboonsis of the North,
VINO Their wicked schemes endeavoring to destroy
the harmony and peace of orr country
9th Resolution ReS0teed, That the clergy be quest
ed TO discontinue the assembling and preaching
black population in separate bodies from the white and
that they adopt all proper for
the conduct Of the Northern Abolitionsts.
SAMUEL 5. SAUNDERS, Chairman,
E E i. s MsDr' Secretaries.