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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-01-13
Thursday, J0RNory 8, 1885.
IN SENATE


CO. Inc Char communicated the annual report Of the
state department showing the number gifts clerks and
the salaries Of each. Laid on the table
MI King Of Alabama gave notice that lc would TO-
morrow ask leave TO bring ia bill to enable George
Whitman TO import free Of duty iron steam boat in
detached parts
The bill for the regulation Of vessels propelled in
whole or in part by steam the bill Tor the relief Of the L.
the Navy deceased; and the bill for the benefit of the
commanding officers ofthe navy were severalv read The
second time and laid on the table
sPoLIATfoSs.
The Senate then proceeded to the special order bcinp
the bill granting indemnity for French Spoliatons Sc
M. Wright then addressed the Senate al length in
opposition to the BILL continuing until half past two
O'Clock.
Mr. Webster tben expressed hope tl,t he mi,b,
according TO the usual courtesy Of the Senate be allowed
to reply for all to the arguments against tho bill If
no oker gentleman about 10 speak in opposition lie
Yves prepared now 10 60 on, although tile Senate was
INN, IN the hope that the vote might be taken either to-
DAY OF tomorrow. But lac willing 20 rive way TO
any Senator who DESTROYS to be heard OF The subject
Mr.. King Of GcOT0ia, then rose and stated that he
was DESTROYS to say few words against the bill
MI Webster asserting 90 give the floor,
Mr. King addressed the Senate in oppogif;on IN tl,e
bill, for abont three quarters Of an hour
Mr.. Bbb then expressed wish TO address the Chair
when, ''
On motion Of Mr. King Of Alabama,
The Senate adjourned
HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,.
Mr.. Hardin from the Committee on the Jud;ci,rv
reported bill 10 alter the time and place Of holdn ne
circuit and District Courts ia the State of Kcnfct
Read twice end committed
The resolutions yesterday offered by Meesrs Edward
bvefett ana brown, were scverally considered and
The following joint resolution was offered by Mr.. E
Everett
BE Resoiyed by he s.nate qnd House of Reo,osentr
"fes 81 NE c~'ted stoes Of dperieq IN Congress assem-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-01-13

Strange Position The Baltimore Chronicle boIds
that the People have the right instruct their
uyes' pgt cncugh) but it doubts the fright Of Icgis.
atuIes 10 issue commands to Senators Of the States
we nave never entertained the slightest difficulty upon
the question: Several months before Mr. Leigh had
Pehned ms memorable report in 1872 and which his good
associates, the Wings, arc now doing infinitely deal
W sup ana overthrow, we discussed the maerand we
men stated og own opinions explicitly upon the redt of
Instruction. BY these arguments we now cleeSfuiy
abde---and they follows;--
when both branches Of The Legislature vote for
certain Instructions there can be doubt as to the wish
cs oil the constituents. 1t is rule, that no Instructions
90" Pass but by vote OF the majority ofthc Legislature
the tact, therefore, speaks for itself
with respect TO The I'd point, it is competent for
the Legislature Of Virginia to form an opinion as for
Their representatives II docs rest upon be basis of
facts, drawn from all quarters Of tle Union nor from the
other side Of the Atlantic But il rests upon the expo
soi Of piece OF parchment paper which is in Rich.
mohu as wei as IN The city of Washington IL is the
CONSTITUTION OF the u. States which must be scanned
ierPTretcr.
Again the very sCope and oriqia ofour Government
gives TINS doctrine additional strength. 1t is not only
fPRhic, but a conederated one-in other words not a
consolidated representative system, but federal repre-
sentative systen-Ths doctrine springs almost as
strongly from The concdcratod feature from the re-
preventative one
"If IL be true, as has been lately asserted tina, liz
members cease TO be Senators ofonc State and become
Immediately after theirappontment the Senators Of the
Ohed STATES tiis provision was in vain--wo no
longer conicdcracd but consolidated peoplehc great
line - losfor although the Senators may be chosen hy
INC Statcs yet they are according this doctrine 10
sfrrc one greet msster--viz; "the whole realm 49,
This, indeed scens TO carry The idea further than Mr.
justice BlackslOnc himscffor even he admits that ia
the case ola deputy ofthe United Provinces he Is bound
ito take the advice Of his constituent any particular
point"
"But the large States have also stake in this joint
innd o. sovereignty for cncroachmcnts not apt
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-06-11
tf.AAAND Rllt.S.
is President and Iicf Prfs.aentt


" hat think our readers ofthi> strange couiuuc-
ton Did they ever suppose it possible that ANY
conceivable state Of circumstances could arise.
which would bring INTO such intimate alliance.
names which have 50 lon occupied antagonist po-
sitions in the political arsaa Truly ii would he
well calculated to excite cur special wonder" If
the coalition were effected, instead of being
merely the conception Of avery patriotic. hat Ger
tain'y very Visionary politician We >peak With
all possbrdeierenee to the opinionof' On ottbc
feoPft, who, IN 4 communication in tins moru-
my paper, Claims iof this ticket the support otthc
people OF virginia. How is it possible that the
most determined opponent Of most of the proml-
ncnt measures Of This administration can be- sup
ported for the Presidency by the friends OF a gcu-
teman who has becnone ol the most able aud faith
tol supporters Of those measnres-bymca who are
ms friends, because he has thus 1raIou>ly and rn-
y sustained the administration And, on the olh-
or hand, how can Nj. Riyrs', friend, hop, for
the support OF the great body Of the " his of IT.
gmia, seeing that for Two Years, they hayebec az
rayod in direct and violent opposition 10 each ot-
er What would he the effect Of such IA junction
How could the Nhigs 10 place al the head
ofthe American Senate a man whom tlcy have
once instructed ou Of hi, seat in that body, and TO
prevent whose recollection tn, have 81 long and
50 earnestly STRUGGLED? . W. paose lar IT,
ply"
Admitting, however, for a noment, thal these
difficulties were oh1ihrd would not other. equal
|, / II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-06-11

7" Revolutionary officers and .SohIicy~-J.
] L. Edwards, Esq. Commissioner of Pensions, has
gwen notice TOT the revolutionary officers and SOL
'''efs' that the duties heretofore required of and
performed by the Secretary of the Treasury, uu-
''' 'ile provisions ofthc act of 10Th May, 1928,
sfah'lhg allowances to the officers and soldiers of
'' Revolutionary army, and in relation to Nirgi-
''' CLAIMS Tor Revolutionary services and dcGcicn-
~ u 'o''"'o'atIon' have been transferred to the
apartment OF War, from and after the first day of
:" present month (Jmc,) and that the President
",'li'g assigned those duties TO the Commissioner
u ehsions, communications in relation to claims
arising under said acts must in fut,ro ho odrosscd
10 SAID Commissioner.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-06-11

o. The NeH ! orl American >'atc, that Ely
Uoorc, one Of The representatives. of flulei.y in
Congress, is connected with the otileI handy which
convene, al Tamnany Hall every :'rbbatb, to con-
ccnlratc thcr strength, 10 iorty each odcrin their
hcaltIcs, and hopeless creed, and to sobycr the
main pillar. ofpablic virtue and individual ,ccuri-
~. 1t VA, 10 conciate thi, iuiidc hos, that Ely
AIoorc's name Was placed upontho Jackson ticket,
in association with those Of honorable men. In
Ike manner, (say> the Nmerican.) The If \.'m-
hIy ticket showed names, dictated by tie aor,Iip-
per, Of Reason in Tamnany l'aIl-2nd it is TO
catch these votes that Richard N. Johnson is So
lortcl for the Vice President. 1t may be- re-
mcmbcredtlat Tamnany Hall Is the GREAT rond"z-
yons Of the administration party, we'll as of the
inGdcls. There may not, is true, be necessarily
any connection between them, because they as
scmbr in the same lIoll--bul tlri, circumstance,
in connection with Others, is omnous; AID 'loS"
who regard Religion only as an element OF social
order should look well to it.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-06-11
COMMUNICATION.
THE NEXT PRESIDENCY

TIE NE\T PRESIDENCY.
am satisfied, in my own mind, BY the frequent
conversations ct the people otm own pan Of tIic
country ihat neither of the candidates now before
the people for tli, lieh and responsible oflirr =
acceptable To them. am now also satisfied ll,,t
the pnoPle would readily embrace an npnorfnnit,
oi VOTING for a man of hirh political honor. !, ho>n
iame ~ sieicsmn isofthc first order. hclie,e
tie people will readily throw tho shatll H., Of pm
y and pattHlnS, which have we'll aieh cne.lltsd
them IN de>putism. They have horne morr lhan
endurance could well bear, because of ther >tronp
attachment 10 the great dcli,crcr of New Orleans.
on The memorable Sth Of January, 1873. Thp,
have iillrd up his cup with blessings, l>iina and
endolna and long may he live 10 emo, the rich
reward. Ills term of service will soon expire,
ana II cannot be that the connections oi the Elsl
lew years, which have unmppil, sci nciphhai
a9alilNt hei2hbor, county against county, and state
against state, can long exist Mani> a social benz.
ana unSs he has fallen into the crave If depra,a-
ton, viii return to socidN We cannot onecr
be expected 10 rally around the august name Of
Jackson. lis san viii soon set and ma, il. 20
down ina serene sky Let not the cloud Of cor
fnpilon oNyrsh1doW his last hours. let the eoun-
ny demand tranquility peace, honor and virtue,
and lie VIII have the satisfaction of departing IN
peafe from the aruou, struggles and perpIc >itlcs
J..
"ae. have encountered his political patl. Let the
people Ie>tnnc th"ir majesty and teach parizans,
iI1,' - an" ",'"1A'3U'N "' every KIND, tlat
They haNca rjeht to hc heard Let uciohbor CON
..i.', '"' ~ .''"" "P" tu' a" important
'''' '"'"E rWN 'ul'r' and oi lahhe
-. 49,, =" N'''"'' .'od"NrS lof iresl-
~ anu ,,' 'r''l''' i.'I Us dNest ourselves
IN ''"'I nH ''l nave the good oil Then
~ "'''' ana 'nrn Iri lis say Who ooeh Ia
=. '',. :" ana zee ,F'>Wc"o ct these nled
- IN inv "'"'' '''' "'nn''''oi' the talns
d. Wv '''."" "''n ~ "u' county totsel
,,,l n',.. "',''' ,,'"> '' n,S |nd TORY et he
No, Y, w. '"' "u me- We are al
'.' arc II" ores l hea lei lis
'''" ''''i,1 ''>'Io'"on>- Let reason
,,l,,'''i.,. i''' men Iri us AK ourselves,
"' ~ i''".P' |N"m'H'S are best known Who
= ~ A''"'N' "',o'' 10 liberty Who would
l,,.., ''',,' ''' ''' country Irp">c Who Is
'',''' ~ "" U' l'Irn9 interests al
.e,,la di,,',, WA "o' would most frad'N
a.. Co.,, '''''' GU "'"' ANA unread upon
~ ''' VI '"'nP'""'r N>h Your
l., f1l'',. >'''"N' '"" your NINA mIoloatatl-
rl#t\ ~" Nl"N"' o' h'n'tlN' 'fNN,
H.. -. ~ il" "''' '"'k Iat t1hdi-
,fh.,,'. .,'"'"' ',r' 1T" he it man
- ,,,. '''.'' =" '"I" I,"'''''i ln''@i} IA nun
ni,;. "' l'",''n5'' from Inc va
90. H.. ~ =, i,'' ~ ,""N ,.'n'r' ho - bet
1a,,, y ''''' Wv wv 10 Tor Vice fftsi-
I..;l,
-. ''' "''''' ~ thomson Nv The Btlil-
1' i'i'"' TO rum rs nee President GA The
~, N''' tue most l'tll step ever tlken
ana Once Srrhrr>'o NoohelnIn-
=. ","N "' l''IIng takes place between
''1' NV est, "''''S "' interest VIII be
''' ne 'n" "i II VIII he that
:, W )" w HN'" Hl 10 INC W Isl, ana
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-06-11

ao " Inc Columbia Is. c. papers announce the
], ''n OIL 'en. FRANCIS PRESTON of Abino-
f''on' Va He died at the residence Of his son. Sc
- 'eS'on, having recently visited South
.,s.l,h ''' with the hope of restoring his impaired
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-06-11

4 WILL rent 10 the highest bidder, On SATURDAY..
n the 20th INST. in front Of the Market House the
Flour and Corn Mills, known the Lyuchburg
Mills.
These Mills have been lately thoroughly repaired.
and now believed 10 be in rs good order Tor manu-
featuring Flour as any Mills in the upper country
Persons Wishing to examine this property viii please
call the subscriber, who will give aus information
required. 10. NpRNELL agi. L. III. Go.
JRue II 3t-if
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-06-11

EbtRSUANfsfo the In viii and testament Of
a iandon cabell. dee. nov offer for sale tl.,
very valuable tract of Land. belonging 10 the estate
OF SAID deecdent, situated Ilarriss creek in fbc
county al Amherst, about SIX miles from the town of
l9nchburg near the stage road leading frem Lynch
burg 10 charlottesville, and containing Ill scres
lnorsEg less The eontguity of this estate 10 the
'ypaiflrg maa4ei. and fhe fertility Of its soil rem
dern m object peenlarly deserving the attention of
capitalists.
Iae tcfns will be made very accommodating and
WIN be llpie known on application. Possession will
be deeted 70 the pufehasefon the LIST dry Of Jan,-
any nest and be vii have the privilege Of sowing
crop ol small gam the land the usual season in
the coming I'LL
Should not effect private sale previous to the
Isl LAY et AUGUST mkt the aid land will. on that
d't h' exposed u ale on tie premises. by way of
public auction nj winch time the terms of sale
(Which, rs before stated. vii be Reconnaissance
WILDE disclosed
The ttle 10 the land Is believed to be unquesioua-
hy good hn' acting merely an executor will on
y convey such lltla as Invested in by The will Of
nay trattor. CiI!SN LII d ABNEY. Ex'or.
Of iandon cabelI. dec.
Jurc II If
The Editors Of the Charlottesville Advocate
VIII pcaae publish the Move for one month and for
ward thrir recount IN tins office Tor payment.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-06-11

leu Pauina, Ncu, Amy, and Their two children,
" and Edmond, Peter and Harriet, and any increase
of the female slaves will also, ON the same day, oi
the next day sell to the highest bidder, at public anc-
ton, all his the said Grays Horses, stock Of Cattle,
Hogs and Sheep with all his Farming Utensils, two
sets of Rlacksniths tools, all his Household and
Kitchen Furniture, aud all the crop OF tobacco,
gram, and OF every description.
Tcrms-A credit of one Two, aud three years will
be given, the purchasers giving bond with approved
security to secure the purchase money.
The sale OF all the Personal Property, except thel
Slaves will take place at Col. Gras's Home house.
EDMUND IRVINE, Trustee
April 30 ids
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-06-11

continued aud held Tor Nelson county, at III
eon'l house, On the 18th day of October, ls;2:
Roher {. Cutler Samuel Garland and David and
Hlhlah hslrt Plaintiffs,
1gain-t
SFnseeed Gsaland, Robert R,c-. Alexander
btoen, l3mes :. Pm, Lemne Turner, Na,lan iof-
tas -, RrterlN iiaRlare. Sterling l. Cmtnp.
@eefes ". Ky. Henry fitb Is iirrr, :. Harris,
9ndff tir sieie nd finn Of ribh 4 Harris
HenRna NJ. and llndnlethnlz, William II. Diggcs
and jolu :. iliff4s, merchants aud Partners under
In 81, ls md finn Al piefe HAMS Defendants.
fhls d.,f thf.. eause eHnc aa. 10 De hcard, ON tie
hill ansa'etss slnhla an1 the report oi maac, com
missioner fsifow. aud WI npurd hy counsel aud
appearing Ia liz III Lac ton ot the court, that the
s4hp~n3s awarded AGAINST the defendants Spoiswood
oalaed. lamrs# ). fent l,mnd Turner, Nathan
hollnsA g Begafl, ilafero,r. Slcrlne.I frump.
Geefe, " ~. tlhh : liana. RcuIouu NJ and
'i'ldln fefhln= and niagr \ llJuis. hNcbcrn oAc-
fuld nun tin iaafmoaIhs. rs we'll ancc the seNicc
OF ihessed suIPauas a.. Tie tjne al the bill N this
e4isfs lles su i#fIHF to Tile fhrit answers, tine
Fiji al Inc complain lnts is taken iaI confessed, W. To-
inese defendants Decentralization whereof, aud tic
cunt approving 81 much III the .id report as gives
priority In The eJluis al the compliments, Robert G.
! ilIei. IdnaId Cannon aud Nllhsm liud, and Jas
3nl9tid iusietoi Lucinda Garland TO which there
Is no exception. doth confirm the same us 20 these
plaintiffs, and doll nand"e. order aud decree. that
defendants tive Brown anil Pom, do pay, ont ct
The ifnsl iond, III tle0 haud., In the conn uuut
hoheu I iuIel the ann ullau huudlod and ninety.
ihlee dnllals and thuh ~ crni# with lrpN interest
Oh = II Pan tfitat aaa thf hr' day Of May,
Ire, til pad. and - fle rllnln#. tauunuaud Nutd,
fae ann III sts3 l.#alfh lrad Interest ou l2G. put
thereof, ham The TIT lily ~ NN, I-|2 ulj paid
and The court doth fahef admdar, rdct 1ud decree.
tia the sad tenHi al tie comm. elopyr hc t,cour.
mtled, nHin#uueaens iafe#rAHniiHc, state end ct
h tie nun .4a fila In publ aunti,r OF the umc
and Pl1ee "enhn "hele H., vii opru sand account.
a.. h. ma of
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-06-11

Hd'VH lnlN De Gu0ted Al > 20 =, BY tIle wagon
lead, bat i Is till retailcd al 24 c.His.
FREIGHT:
Down tine river, 90 80 to 90 -
| y the river on y 10 90 81
rh'"' 'nd Irone ~ per too.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-06-11

don' and by Ma. Alexander lor aneth , II Ghai.
loli"s'l'c. We certainly do not complain of these
movements. On the contrary il IS gratifying 10
us, as an NiIcncc that the party" feel the neces-
s'ty Of mahmga powerful struggle. We predict,
however that it will be an ma,aiing ellort
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-06-11

JOIN r. MCDANIEL, Treasurer.
- v In
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-06-11

Z l eitetnt superior roud OF law and clianccr,,
continued aud held Tor Nelson county at III
court house, On the 18th day of October, ISt9:
:, hohef I Cutler Samuel Garland and David and
William k5r, Plaintiffs,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-06-11

t4t.sl Eaai Lare. bns % I-'.N
tn raa1t# lofr.s IL. I'll to- noo... DuI hAr
appointed laa..t.. In. - IN d. At loH rr.'. ro
commence tic a..opaia IA H. f.lwup, or,.. ue
elfed elilellaa,. FL tie hoe. oI ,io,,, a. NJ.
Tn, afa eIue#led lo.af.ud =. any pm,c., fu gluc
ecs4aA papeI=. I9=iafed In examination ruI .rtt."
uncut. hnd n tbe zaue tim ard f'a.r, di cc,'..
ol III. aIst allid III the md a..I... o.1ruu.d, ug
laInestella attend and rshHlI "a, r' ,iru,.,a. l.,
fi1IH#, ROBERT II\rii.i. f"2.
lun,. u Wlu
a ncen induc'n -, iiin =, "'l"tnN ior America
vote for the sum demanded. America, no doubt,
had a right to the sympathy Of his late hmcnrcd
parent, but he begged the Chamber to rccocct that
his father was n Frcnchman and the friend of his
country and had NOT his conviction rs well his
sympathy been enlisted on behalf of the American
claim, he never would have spoken in lis favor for
he WIS not the man To sacrifice Independence to his
personal predictions. II had been said that some
change might have been produced in his father 5
opinion by the threats of the United States. lie
(hc Hon. Deputy was not going 10 Justify the cX-
prcssions of the American President; and he felt
how difficult il WAS for him, who had the same ob-
cations 10 America rs his late father, to discuss
'lnlcai" trno.;-. Ito "'o'''| therefore sr.
Ftsh FF q. r, g.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-12-31

NTOTICE.-l propose to sell the half whole, or TO
" farm out, my wellknown and fne.bloodcd horse,
MURDOCH, sired by the noted horse, Sir Charles: His
dam by imported Bedford, out of Bel-Air; she out
of Shark she out of Wildair; she ont of
Lexington; she out of Jolly Roger; she out of
Spanking Roger, out of the imported mare, Miss
Bell Murdoch nine years old last Spring, five feet
four inches high; handsome bay, with black legs.
His colts large of fine form and colour. The stock
of Murdoch is the most popular in Virginia The
celebrated Te and Resale SomeIs, colts of the
sisters of Murdoch, the dam side. I have been in
formed that the half of rr1es full sister had sold for
5000 dollars Murdoch has stood years in succession
at my farm, and has gotten from 100 to l3 mares each
season Immediate application to me- living near Ches-
terrified Court-H House. is desired.
Dec l. [6l-wtfl CHARLES C. GRAVES.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-12-31

ErREKA! EuGEKAM-Thc available is found! "th 4
great flourish of Capitals and vcrbiage to conceal the
numbers of those who "dd the deed the Rich mona
Wing ushcrs forth Judge White as the chosen head OF
the great disunitcd party in Virginia for the Prtsi'
dcncy. -,
The mighty ,c-i accomplished, the battle fought
and the victory won on Friday evening, the lth inst,
in the Hall of the House of Delegates, = more than sz
tn members OF the Virginia Legislature whose vaor waE
excited to so high pitch, that without waiting for re-
cruits from nearly one hundred Van Buren, counties,
who were partially marshacd and ready for the fight.
this brave corps taking the responsibility on them
selves marched up to the entertainments, and with an
uanmitv which, considering every thing, was wonder
full loudly proclaimed in tho teeth OF the enemy, CGh
L. WurrE to the Candidate OF the acePha0nS party
until Henry Clay is nominated in his place
But the brave ever generous with magnanimity
never to be forgotten, and to he aPplauded, the
Heroes who sngly gained the victory, are dividing the
spoHs with The .combatants whose fate 1t was TO DC
too late in the field Having conquered, The absent
Delcgacs from Fan Burcn counties, composing trc-
mcndous majority of their whole forces, will meet their
more active compatrios in the month of February and
have the honor of participating in the appointment OF
drill Sergcants for the ensuing campaign lust OF The
names ofthc heroes Of the 18th shall be published, il we
can obtain it, r The cr"c:! 5onc! Of the Judges Ten
ncssee Jackson Friends who ought to be better acqualnt
ed with their Virginia coadutos, their names and poll'
lcal MISUNDERSTANDING Democrat.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-12-31

AN NEGROES, to be .soid on crcdu IF str
4U mouths.-They at rye River, Rack Is
land, and Rocky Point Farms, and at Kanawha Sat
Works.
River Farm, within ) miles Of New Glasgow, and "A
miles from Lynchburg, will sell FORrs-NISE NEanoEs;
consisting Of men, women, boys and girls; with from
sOO to 1000 barrels corn fine stock Of horses cattle and
hors plantation tools, large quantity OF shcave oats
and fodder two new wagons and harness, just bought
On Monday, tho 10th November next, at Rack Island
Farm ii miles below Lynchburg and four miles of James
River, Forty-lwo Ncgrors consisting OF men, women
bows and girls; large quantity Of corn, shravc OATS
&c with stock Of horses, CATTLE hogs, and sheep; plan
ta,on tools, with a set of blacaslnths tools.
On Monday, 25d November next, at Rockey Point
Farm on james River, FIVE miles below fattonsDnrg
t,crutuIrec urrrOcs; consisting Of men, women boys
and girls quantity Of corn, stock Of horses, cattle and
hors plantaton tools With wagon and harness just
bought H1hh'AHi NV.
Lvnchburg, Oct ). 4'-wow
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"a ny virtue Of decree of the Circuit Superior Court
q > of Law and Chancery, for Chesterfield county,
pronounced on the 18th day of September, I31, in the
case of Lacr,us Morgan, plaintiff oe Lavina Sampson
and VIM. D. Boyle. defendants ! shal! on FRIDAY, the
9TH day of January, 1885, on the premises at Mount
Bianco in Chesterfield county, expose 10 SALE for ready
money the tract of Land and premises referred to in the
said Decree being moety othe tract OF Land called
Mount Blanco James River and supposed 10 contain
lUI $ acres, be the more nr less.
JOS. GOODE, Deputy
for j. .3rcher, Sheriff Of Ghcscgjstd Con"fy
December 81 H'-w%'J
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-12-31

ywyHE subscriber returns his thanks to the citizens OF
Richmond and the public generally, for the liberal
noronape he has hitherto received and respectfully in
forms them that he has returned from the North, and is
with entire assortment of HArs and
C,ps all fashionable and fresh. just from the inanutac-
ness of fashion, variety of quality, and prices Gentle
men in want of Hats and Caps, respectfully invited
TO call on their obedient, CHAS. JOHNSTON.
N B. NV assortment will be complete in few days,
when more general advertisement will appear.
December j. ol-