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ALE. CIDER AND Applies.

ANDlNG from the schr Rubicon, this morn
- ing, and ior sale by the subscriber,
IL hbls cream Ale
10 bbls Newark Cider
s bbls ppm Apples.
ia
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yENtSON HANG

UST received, small lot Of fresh venison
Hams, which can sell low. Those in want,
VIII please call on the subscriber, al his store,
next above the Old Market House.
Ja2l WILSON BRACKETT
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CLOTU CApS EOn poYs

A Supply ofvory best black cloth Cans of the
n latest fashions, for Boys, Just received from
New York, by Schr. Hornet. for sale by
jag ELISHA SHEPPERSON
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Dr NOTICE DIR. Jous TnosAs, will preach
in the Sycamore Meeting House, On Sunday
next, at IL o'clock
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GARDEN AND FLOWER SEEDS

, HhdS new crop New Orleans MOLAS-
~ SEES, just received, for sale by
ia 10 I'll w & ERY
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THEO. RoBERTsoN,

At THE SION or THE ANVIL,
| IMPORTER Of Hardware and Cutlery. Of the
Il most approved qualities and patterns. which
he will atall times sell at wholesale md retail on
The NEST accommodating termS.-He also Keeps
constantly ON hand, large and we'll selected as
sorlment OI domestic Goods Of the best quality
CarPcniers, Blacksmiths, Cabinet makers. Coon
ers, ShoemakerS, Farmers and all other persons
are most respectfully invited 10 call on him. he
being AZ all times determined TO sell every de-
senpuon OF Goods in his line, at the lowest
market price. ia2I
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FOR NEW ORLEANS

.HN The superior Brig ORION, Howell
S..ss- master, will sail LIST February. For freight
caDin OF Neerage passage, having we'll furnished
accommodations, applyt 10
jan 81 LANCASTER. DFNpY & co.
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BY DAVENPORT. ALLEN & CO.

GROCERIES.
On MONDAY, January Both, at IL O'Clock
VIII oe Sold at our auction store an extensive as
sorment Of Groceries, &c.
Jan 81 SCo Auc,s
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BI,ACKSMITH's TOOLS.
wi wills,
Coiier key, bright ard back face Vices
Northern, and best Richmond made Bellows
Sledge and hand Hammers
Rcs's and Files Of the best
Horseshoe Nails
10, THEo. ROBERTSON,
JaH Sign Of the Anvil.
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GLOVER SEED-lOO bushels Prime Clio
~ yer Seed, just received, for sale. by
ia - LEWIS WEBB & CO
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PASSAGE FOR NEw Won

FASShcE FOH NEW YORK.
,Hh The packet ship TANTIVY, Cap,ain
80 Couch, will positively sail tomorrow morn
ing, at 10 o'clock, and can accommodate a few
passengers, and can tax. the bulk OF 100 barrels
freight, " immediate application Is made on
board, at Ludlam's wharf, or TO
ja "a JAMES FISHER
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-04-10

Presidency has operated like magic and The nee M
deep scheme that has been, tor than car
ing, to deceive them and divide the RepublA,, ranks.
and am sorry to say, that Mr. Speaker B.I,s one 81
the leaders of this party TO pave his way 10 fl,r sue
cess, his friends have secured alltl presses in
save Two AT preconcertcd time meetings roughodr
was intended To carry the disaecon 10 othe, States
and create by dscussion hostile feeling friends
OF the same party The object ofths party is two.old
one and perhaps the main is that the Const.
ton of this State has been adoptcdEvcry office in The
State has TO he filed this summer; and to make power
u Impression abroad as to the unannity OF Tennessee
Judge w = claims pressed with yelcnence corer
an attcmp, TO secure the next Legislatures and every Of
flee in the State in the hands Of tbs Payty: that while
they profess support TO Gen. jackson, yet las Judge ~
did ut the close of the last session. they are willing m
term, II that will subscrve their plans. Senator has
TO DC elected this fall, who serve their object.
In the second place, deep and settled hostility ofong
standing against Van Buren, If not BY ALL at least the
breast OF fee against Gen Jackson has prompted
them to these plans The delegation in Congress from
East tennessee have their local attachments for Judge
Nhite--the others have been cntrapped. But ii
will all be defeated and exposed For the last few
days, public sentiment has been developing more fully
party lines are now drawingand the ntrguers will be
exposed Mark me Tennessee will sustnn by her vote
be pressed harder than he before n he rs not
tenttn. The latter. IJeiiere. Mr. Peyion Who repre-
SCENTS this district will he opposed and that ssiul
in my opinion. Polk and Grundy will be- sustained
Gov Carroll has openly taken the field the advocate
OF Van Buren, If nominated and will be elected Co
vernon on that question, defeated if il is the will Of
the majority Strange to that the Hon. MIR. Pcyton
was elected Delegate to the last Convention and then
none OF its onli-Republicansm appeared 10 him! You
may rest assured, that Tennessee and Mississippi will
support the Baltimore nominee whoc yer he NAV be
Judge Whites friends cannot defend his votes at the
close of the last session; and regret that they look
nnca hhe counting an unprincplcd Opposition. Should
the copy enclosed be disputed, advise of it, at Gin
ton liindS Co, Miss, and will forward the original
am yours,
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pose tic convention the ground Of supposng that he
Nrsifcd IT. This would indeed have appeared something
like dctaton; and as il would seem dicta;ion in favor
oi that TO which c Is in principle opposed Buths oppo-
hen's can perceive no dctation in all that On the
usry they pctcod to think it would have been perfectly
FAR aud h1notabe 1t would ia their opinion be- vcry
peoree 70 make OF Executive influence ii it could
DC o"Pnycd 10 deceive the people. aud enable them 10
accomplish Their ends The President did not choose
however Ia he placed in that attitude lie dsclans an
uesire TO name successor and ref it all TO the people
as inc true and only legitimate OF political power
and expresses himself favorable National Conyen-
ton, merely for the that he considers the best
ana most eligible means of asccraining the wishes of the
people, and securing the election OF of their own
CHOICE This is the whole and substance of the let
tcr and those who perceive in any thing objection
able or improper must be able TO what to be-
sseen Nohonest or honorable man would atcmp,
a. make any objection letter that perfectly fair
and proper aud which has been written in consequence
OF an effort the part of the editor othe Nashville Re
publican TO msreprescnt facts for the purpose pronot
ing his party ends lift has the effect TO operate Ia
the injury ot the conrivers of the plot they may thank
themselves That it will so operate is highly probable;
and AS every one should wish that honesty aud fair deal
ing should prevail trust it will DC the general desire
that such may be its eiiect.-Baitimore Republican,
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(COPY.)
WAsnISerox, July II, ls34.

:,
DEAR SIR owe you apology for not having soon
er acknowledged the receipt of your obging letter Of
10Th OF May My opinions the subject of the power
OF Congress over Slave Property in the Southern States
are so well understood by my friends that surpris-
ed that an attempt to impose upon the public respecting
them should be hazardcd
The subject is in my Judgment, exclusively under Tie
control OF the State Governments and app
prised, nor do believe that contrary opinion an
extent deserving consideration is entertained in Guy
part OF the u States The charge therefore, which
you have had The goodness 10 call my attention, that
am in favor of interfr renee by Congress in manu-
hitting your slave property, is destitute OF foundations
so far from it, do not what authority the Gene
raj Government could interfere without change of the
Constitution the instance of either or OF all the
slave-hoding States.
With great respect and regard,
am dear sir very truly, yours.
(Signed) Nj. VAN buren,.
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From the Fincastlc DeInocrat1
IIDGE WIITE-THE EAI 81 IGGIr


The wings are making great efforts in this Congress
sonh District and throughout the State, make up the
Issue in the approaching election upon the question Of
the candidate for the next Presidency For this purpose
the name Of Judge White IL held up the flag To rally
under by tho Wing candidates Being sure of tie united
the people, the old personal friend of General Jack
son-a truc Republican, &c &c. TO induce many as
possible Of the Republican party. the friends of Jackson
administrations To- for tho Wing candidates But
year since those who sustained the President upon the
DcPoSte question and the Protest, branded pa
zan ana nnPrnciped supporters Of usHrDa9H and dryo
HsH! They were denounced " palace slaves -
"TOrics ~ &c. The people were called upon i'm
loud and indignant strains. TO huh those from Of
hcc who gave {, the .4dWiaisrdtOnf to such hipi.
handed ufurpaton and tyranny '--'' to dark aud
dangerous schemes, To snbyen our free Govern.
meut, aud build up corrupt elective monarchy 49,
their counicnancc and support Among these "fris aud
rank in supporting and defending these very measures of
iie Administration. Now, Use same Wing papcrs-tic
Same Wiig ndividuals-arc hosting the White hig for
me frcsdrhcy- calling upon the people 20 elcvac
Judge White TO the Presidency whom LIST year, they
ranhcd among fine palace slaves tories iaupporicrs
Of usurpaou and dcspotism How can il be-. that in.
teligent Northumberland an enlightened press after
drnouncng those measures in such harsh terms and de-
claiming 50 loudly against their supporters en- now
wssi To- see Judge White made President, who support
ed cse measures by his speeches and votes in the Sc
nate, low can IL be- that those individuals and those
presses who have branded the Democratic Jackson party
man wOrshippersas idolizers Of Gen zach son can
now bc acting ia good filth, ia taking from the Demo
cratic party the individual most distinguished for h,s
friendship for the President end his support OF his mca-
sures and presenting hm to the people for The high Of
ice Of President while IN doing they sacrifice their
proicstrd political principles, and give fhc strongest re.
proof of their pasl SETS
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PIRGINI.7 ELECTIONS.
TO THE POLLS TO THE POLISH
NOTTOWAY.

" NoTTowAY CoukrY,
April 4th 1895
/" Annexed hand you the result of our election ON
Thursday lastfrom which you will see that Old Not
toway has done her duty i'm favor Of the Admnistrt;o
Each OF The candidates addressed the frcchodcrs The
rolls were not opened until about o'clock; and at
about o'clock the Wing party yielded the contest
been Kept open till sunset the Administration vote
would have been about 10 or IL more
John W Jones' (Admimisiraiion9 I'd
VIM 5. Archer (whg) II9
Majority, 1876
Robt. Fitzgerald, ir ADM o52
H. II Anderson, (whg3 1919
Majority, I23
Now Members ioc Representative and Anti
Gentleman who the Election. STATES
that Glr Fitzgerald the Delegate declared to the
People, that were he to consult his own wishes he would
20 lot Judge White as the next Presidentbut lie be-
lieved Judge w could not be elcctedtha he was mere
" brought out by the Wings to divide the Republican
fary-and for himself he should go for the Candidate
OF the great Republican Party.
SUSSEX COUNTY.
Jesse HaTgrave, (7dministroton,) re-clectcd without
opposition.
PownATAN COUNTY.
We have saved PouhafaH contrary to the calculation
We expressed in last paper Hopkins is elected for
the House Of Dslsgofes Nash has majority over Old
Tor me Senate Archer obtained majority Of four for
poll:
"PownArAs, April 9Th, 1895.
q. have only moment this morning. to drop you a
inc 10y 'be byncbnrg stage, to The result of
the Iowhatan election On Yesterday. / give you tho
result below. 2 lie contest os ] ftfesaw II would be-
was ardent, and well contested We had no debate on
the morning Of the elections the Impotence Of the pco
PIE TO vote overriding every other feeling and inducing
INC candidates. by common consent TO orego their deter
minalion TO speak aud to proceed to action is true
we have not been able administer Nodo,rag gif hut
all things considered the Of Hopkins IS indeed
proud victory Respectfully yours, &c
CoNeRrss.
VIM. $ Archer (Opposidon) 10s
1no. Jones, (hdministration) 100
Majority,
SrATf SrNArr
John w Nash, administration 900
VIM Old, (OpposiiionJ ioe
Majority, n
lIorsr or DEIgcATrs
Col Henry l., Hopkins administration 2fl
Dr. VIM Cfump, (Opposiiion3 204
Majority,
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Mr.. John Thompson Brown of Petersburg must in
deed be hard run, before Inc any OF his friends would
venture such paragraph as the following:
MI Brown admitted That lac had for Mr. Van Ruren a,
vice PIesden but his support reluctantly yielded lie would
cP'siefcdf T. barbour OF Nirgnia; but TO
procure ms nomination. he gave his support Mr. Van buren, with
he view oidceatihg the election John
edHddlte teddiHg hsdcrait m,
Gus aud able advocate of Internal indeed of
dtuhnos construction ote Constitution opinions and
course IN relation to the Missouri Question Tariff rendered
HIM particularly obnoxious TO the South"
We cannot believe, that Mr. Brown has horised the
publication OF this caniiDg paragraph We have always
understood, that Mr. Brown did not admire T. T. Bar
bonr, as he deserveG-that he in fsvor of " B.
against T. T. Barbour, as his first choce-that he took
an active part In favor of V. Band that when Gen
Gordon OF Albcmare flew from the pledge which he
was supposed to have given, wiz: that if the Virginia
section OF Delegates would first try r. r. b. and fail he
would hen GO along with them for V. 3D. Mr.. Brown
eeh1uhced me course OF Cen Gordon, and dashed him
in the most eloquent and indignant terms we call
upon any Delegate of the Baltimore Convention who
Iccoecs the events Of that day, come forward and
bear testimony TO the truth Ii our statement be ncor
rect, most chCCrfully will we correct H.
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10 the wish expressed by our correspondent we will
barely remark at this early day. that much NE es
mate the claims of Mr. VAS BrnrN be- by the
Republican Party their candidate for the next Presi-
dency we ready to yield preferences Ia the sup
port ct the NOMINEE of the National Convention prov-
ded that Convention pronounce in opinions the SEN
unients of the people the question WHO shall sue
coed ANDREW JACKSON AS lar as the public So ointment
has been expressed incline the opinion that the
" magician Is the favorite of the majority but as
We deem unannity in the party of more moment
than whether hsS or that shall be entrusted with
the helm OF State; and believing, we do. that the
majority W II decide correctly, we will await with pa
nencc the action of the people, and submit our present
preferences to their decision Col Johnson PRINCIPLES
are, we believe, pure and sound he would probably
I'LL the CHAIR of the Vice President with honor TO himself
anu benefit to his country but be allowed TO in
duigc hope that William G. Rives, of Virgins, --thc
man who recognized the old Republican principle that
the representative should obey the instructions OF his
constituents or resign, may receive the nomination Of
the Peoples Convention for the Vice Presidency We
KNOW Ol no public since the days of Lowndcs whose
poiucal lie we deem exempt from the charge of
political tergiversaton.
MIR kvcs has breasted the stormy waves Of opposition
IN ms native State; and though overwhelmed for n time
IKE the ocean waves Inc WILL whcntc pillows subsidc
rise IN his native dignity unframed by the violence of
inc overwhelming surgc.-SardaRdh Georgian
BASK OF ruE U. SrArIs.-On the LIST of April the
loans of the Bank stood thus
On notes and bonds, ..............ss 31 I737l7 "a
A'iH vi exchange, ............... S2.2646S SO
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Some Iruth from 0n Enc,nn.

,rho r, l,i ~ '""e J'o" on Enemy
lfying papers in all the South, confcsses "in word
that the Wings are beaton-that for the moment that
event IS concealed, &c &c. and that he next assem-
bng oil Congress will probably the President rcsor-
ca to an unchecked asccndancy both branches ofthe
Federal Legislature majority in the Senate well
IN the House OF Representatives" "tnchccktd' is too
strong pirascBut that the friends Of the Administers
ton will have decisive majority, we have no question
sirgina VIII give 1T nett eG;a of from TO decided
friends IN the House of Representatives.
II We shall attend, as as we i've room enough
to break butterfly upon wheel" TO the motives
winch the $1,000 Messenger is pleased ascribc TO us
lie IS a bird OF the same feather with Nj. NJ Noah-
BON begged tor Office from their respective Presidents
DctCTc they were into Office Both rot it--And
both are now attempting to bring down others to their
level of Office hunting
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, VI There were flung yesterday that the
French Chamber of Deputies had broke un in great
confusion on the Tobacco Bt-that they had dispersed
to meet again on the Both March, take up the 9neri-
ran Indemnity BIZ &C. &c But we attempted to trace
these reports in vain We applied to the French ZEN
tleinen in this City but they had letters and could
give us no information There no papers, North
OF Baltimore, by yesterdays mail.
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:, Clinton. Miss;ssippi.
Douprs-.,jns,rercd 0fnDcc ,

The same mail yesterday brought the Danvillc Re-
porter OF the 4th-and Mr. Van Burens Mississippi let
ter. The first makes The understandable clargc--thc
last, reiutes It, and does not leave wreck behind -
The Observer asks Does any man doub, that Mr.
President and thought that the stability of his power
would be better secured by it, that he would not exert
every art which cunning could devise TO abolish it
cpc, never. $50 much for the illbcra nsnuatons Of
a prejudiccd adversary. Now, what docs Martin Yum
Buren, say for himself: The charge that in favor
OF an interference by Congress, in manumitting your
sare property Is destitute of foundation So far from it,
do not see what authority the General Government
could Interfere, without change of tho Constitutions
even at the instance of either of all the holding
States. Thus it is, that the rcfuiaton follows the
charge, the thunder follows the lightning The ac-
cnser is peculiarly untortunae"No out than ia
ken by the Dutch!"
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The Wing Of yesterday morning has the grace assert
IVAN liorcnl Managers told all that Mr. Bolts
by not less than 90 votes THIS intended
throwing the Wings off their guard Now, did
snseii-'h beautiful PINK Of Cnsitcc Siv two DAYS he
on uesday Election has been thrown
ST'ttIest apathy aud ncgrct-not part Of the
Wings, he fsfe red 10 do their duty had they known
gency required IT, but ny the Whg CSgdda M
Sred ne Friends or lecks, that er dsnsthS scfo
hUs "ed THIN NJ d,d
to throw the Wings of their guard" Admirable Logic ian this Wle
man iaosi. ycrahe historian ihc Decline and
Fall ofhO Wing - 49,
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EOS. II. STREET Of Woodvillc. AI,ssissppi. ht,og.
- ney 49, unscor at Law, offers his prof, ssional
services endsand flc public
N'Fe" m So Iaf2n MIN
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S6O.IOO n


The expansion during March less than during the
months immediately preceding amounting a little over
two millions; making the toal expansion since the &c.
on OF business RECOMMENDED after the panic over four
teen millions"
lac Journal of Commerce, from which we take the
above, and the monthly return of the Bank of the u
states we learn, received together yesterday at
the Treasury Department
The amount contained in the above allics with the
amount IN the Bank return, understand, to a cent
We may, therefore, consider ii having been connu.
nicatcd officially to the Journal
why rs this sent To the Journal of Commerce to be
published before is sent TO the Treasury Department
because the Journal spoke loudly III terms of dsappro
bruon and condemnation when the had reached
twelve millions, and for the purpose ofbreaking the force
OF increased disapprobaon, which Increase of two
millions more was calculated to produce upon the public
mind Now when that fact is developed, the Journal is
found lending itself the apologist of Mr.. Bidde-
Such is the mutablity of that paper.
We are preparing statement of facts, Which will cx
hIb to the People the conduct Of this institution for
some time past in such light, that lift does arouse
ucr ndignation we shall believe mistake their cha
ractcr.-GiOJe april Z.
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ED UNAWAYS.-Ran away from Mr. Robert PAYNE.
o. on the night of the fifth nst in the upper edge of
buckingham county, two Negro fellows, ANDREW and
g. Cosby, in Rchmond he is said to be about twenty
five years Of age, five feet eight ten inches high and
VIII probably weigh about i65 pounds; he is a brown
nulato straight and well madc with no marks or scars
recoected; lac had small whskers and has gap in his
upper or under teeth; he white fur hat when he
ieii; ne had variety of clothng-Jim was purchased
OF Walter liealy, near Urbanna in Middcsex county,
ana is about ~ years old; he is very black and about
the height OF Andrew, stout, coarse made fellow and
VIII weigh lS5 or 80 pounds; his is very much
sunk between the eyes, and is very broad the end he
ad an OLD PAIR OF jean pantaoons and pair Of coarse
linen ditto and an old jean round about aud chip hat
we are informed that Andrew has wife in r. Edward
county, and may be lurking about in that county We
iiyc no idea that Jim will leave him Any person that
wil deliver theHito u.s. in this place. them in
any Jan IN this State SO that get them, shall be
handsomely rewarded and all expenses paid
GOODWIN 81 TEMPLEMAN.
Richmond, June l6 I2-tf
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a The ENQUIRER published week, orally, and
three times during the
Price, the az heretofore Five Dollars 10 ad
Notes of chartetei banks only) will be
The Editors remit
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No will be DISCONTINUED the discretion of the
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Whoever will the of nino papers, shall
have the tenth gratis
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
Oae less, first ~
ha-
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