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that State was given by majority Of its delegation in
the House OF Representatives for MIR. Adams Similar
proceedings had taken place in tho States Of Illinois and
Missouri and similarly dsregardcd by their respect
i've Representatives In reference TO these transactions,
Mr. Rives used the following language in speech made
by HIM IN the House of Representatives the 9th Fe-
bruary, 1S25
"But 1T may be instructive To inquire whence has ari-
sen the universal spirit Of dsrst and dissatisfaction.
whence these discussions in all parts The Union which
admitted To prcvail' Ii is sir because people
lieve that in the last election of Their Chief Magistrate
the ritot p'ncpte ~ their sorcreignty ass.iod
that election, they saw the great principle et Rres
Grc responsibility openly violated and disregardcd &c
Nc.-Sce his speech On that occasion, p. ~.
But surely To- the just and candid. proofs of Mr.
Rvcs devotion TO tins great principle
responsibility be wanting, after the solemn and
picit declaration Of his faith the occasion of his
signaton of his scat in the Senate of IT, States the
practical and signal evidence of il afforded by that
self To those who in spite of this evidence may still
persistin questioning his prncples,who perhaps, while
arraignng him for imputed heresies, themselves i'm
open rebellion to this great Republican CANON or else
patronsng and encouraging that rebellion in others to
all such, Mr. Rives might well say, in the language of
holy WRIT "Shcw me thy faith ,cithom thy works, and
will shew thee my faith, By my works.
CANDOIrR
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DEATHS

@ on The .9h Decembe 1884, his residence the county
% (ya Wliaa s,ocnbersca Jr aged 10 years.
acquaintance t western VIgiDia
known had Won the DBL by his
W shat love Of Justice eni exercise which influenced
nun ia All ms uarScon~ Perhaps the pedonating Of his
was that Though of and quick yet
was cie in his competition such
nnan kndsss as almost instantly blot all
o. resentment lie lived and died, the bclcves
death
IN which lac lived The love by his neirhbors was
eed during his Illness by their crowding house. eagerly
ling OF rs iHte ani demanding 10 be employed any
,ht could 10 hun good the icl; and tho
csec. an winch they held his by the many attended
al Tor hln tho last sad offices of humanity
"a general his friends
Ia the place 81 cold aud studied praise pleased TO believe
.ni around te hcside IN the Valley long
w'h be hoard his cxramaoon, on William
steenbc rgen honest an rood man.'-Cog
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TO THE EDITORS OF TIE EMO uysrp


Last Monday Surry Court day. and politics were
running very high The Wings, they cali themse
were making very light of instructions to General
Crunp to vote against Mr. Leigh; and boldly said that
tey had got up counter Instructions and that consi-
derabe number of persons, who had signed our nstuc-
tons had since signed theirs. They requested
show their list, give up single name; but this thew
reused to do: nor do believe they had to give
They boldly said that they would elect one of their par
authority, that Gen Crump had said that If William
u hiyes was TO be run against MIR. Leigh, he would
resign his seat and come down. and beat the best horse
That could be started against him If he will do that
and be down by the 10th january next for ono will
think that he has done honorable act and assure
nm that Suy county will give good account of her
self We have small pony T. S. s. or to be more plain
Fetcr l. SPraty, who will distance him. But should he
decline SO honorable act and dsobey the instructions
mat we have sent him, will teach him lesson next
Spring that lac shall not soon FORGET A VOTER
SurTy county, 25th Dec 1894
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STATE RIGHTS rs @T TH " WIG HIIItGg =


IL IS not surprising that tina ewing" Of Saturday
should advise the House of Delegates 10 Law the resoln
tons offered by Col. Watkins on the table
In 1879, the "Whig said, !" We have no belief flat
the u y Bank will fall under the power of Jack
sonisn greater cannot, in our obi.
nIon beia this nation than the system if adopted
otunscttng for party purposes the solemn adiudcations
OF the country II any question could ever be finally
decided and put TO rest thought this of the cons
iutonality OF the U s. Bank decidedly the one so
placed"
Yet, after The Wing had washed itself in the orcat
conservative pool Of Nullfcanon, and come out as
white as the driven snowaftcr it had declared that IL
always believed in the true State ghts faith and had
only given up its principles for its party, but that il
would 60 so no more again forcvcr--and after tcing
ITS old friends the National Republicans that then acre
tedoralists and that icas Republican, recently Din 1S3
IT candidy acknowledged that it had made up no OBI.
mon on the "consilutonalily Of the u S. Bank but
that IT believed the Bank "expedcnt 20
No doubt when it has due time allowed for the pur.
pose II will make up opinion on The constitutional
question, If found 10 be Of sufficient importance and d
rect the resolutions 20 be taken up and dposed of ac
cordngly. 1t will hardly do Ike the Sow that was
washed -
It's not long since the "Whig declared that aFvcrv
political press has class of readers whose
sentiments Il absolutely controls and the same time
made an estimate or 'avcrd0c of FvE HpSBRgD each
10 these presses" The "Whi0" is believed To be oJj
ca Pres and doubt speaks advisedly of its abso-
Iuc control It's bchcsis will therefore be olcycd
IL s the inore probable the "Whig seems 70 repre-.
sent all parties except the friends Of the Administra-
ton, and not long ago declared that Daniel Webster
would make good Republican President" and that IL
would support him, Cloy, Calhoun, Mclean. MJane.
or Binney, any else that could unite the Mics
But Gen Duf Green gave symptoms Of carrying out
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-01-06

and IN 'hc Language ofthc Committee .ts fact general
noor'ety, ali satisfy me that argc majority OF legal
voters, are in favor OF tine general of President
jackson Administration with the exceptions Mentioned
IN the address and report Of the 2th November Ifyou
nave crnstruc.on paper signed by majority of
one thousand legal voters nstructing you vote
reelection OF Mr. Leigh, because they his views
otthc character president Jackson his Ainstra
uon-o the restoration of the Depositcs- manage
ment and conduct of the u. S. Bank and Tie oonif
genees on which National Bank should be- established
should be glad TO such document, and will then
readily admit, that have been much mistaken.
You cannot expect for be conceded on the above
statement OF facts, that all the signing are to
be considered against the instructions II is true you
do not deny the right of Instructions; but you place its
exercise on grounds unattainabe in proper time The
grant of freedom TO slave is worth acceptance If
compliance with the terms will not better his condition
According to the Resolution Of the Committee will
lose no time in publishing your letter now before me-
WIN ts answer, which you will bc pleased receive
IN The same spirit of candour and good feeling in which
the same is written intended to be- sincerely
dcplore the political divisions in Countrywide COM
mitlee being dissolved and Dispersed will do the best
cam IN showing your letter to those within any reach
Yours with great respect,
a n L.. IN
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FOR TIE ENQUIRER.

1t has been ntmated that the Delegate from this coun-
~ docs not consider himself Instructed Now if this is
the case, would notb just and fair that his constituents
should be made acquainted with the fact? Very little
exerton has been made TO obtain the signatures now in
possession OF Mr. Halves; and if he does not consider
them, beyond all doubt fair majority he can bc sails
he'd to his hearts content by giving Immediate notices TO
lls county-No time should be lost- may be too late
Tor the people to nctas the election take place on
the 9th instantThose who Immediately interested
Will do well TO look into this matter without DELAY Re-
moveeven the shadow ofobection. Send as many adj
dona instructions can be obtained Time presses
BE on the alert, and clnch the nail
AYLETT'S WAREHOUSE
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EHNlE subscriber intends continuing his School the en-
II SUNG year at his residence, (ChusuanaourO in the
county Of Hanover 10 miles above the Courthouse and
miles above the Fork Church 10 the 10Th Of
January, and terminate the 10Th Of December witha
vacation Of one months during thc Summer. In his
School will be taught tho Latin and Greek Languages
together with such instruction in the English as Is usual.
tuition including Washing lodging c for the scholas.
tic year Of 10 months, VIII be S1OO The ncgbborhood
Is heaui, and the society good In addition 10 these
advantages, the subscriber pledges himself TO devote his
best cSertions 10 the moral well intellectual inn
prOyement of the youth committed 10 his charge. IIav-
ing retired from The Bar. and being uuengaGcd in agricu
turdpursIiismy School win haveIny undivided attention
Boys under the age Of 10 years win be preferred Let
crs addressed 10 thc subscriber Ncwfound Mills p O
Hanover county, will be attended TO-
RICHARD r. DARRACOTT
November l4 55--30ac
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OTICE.-Thcre was Committed 10 the Jail of The
" county of Charlotte, the 9th October 1884 as
runaway, negro man. who calls himself Dick Arherz
and says that hc Is free man, from Hartford co.. NJ c.
lie Is stout built, dark muatto fellow about feet
inches high The owner Of there be any) is rogue sted
10 come and prove his property, pay charges and take
him away he will be dealt with as the law directs
VIM SMITH Jaiior, C. c.
Dec. Is, 1884. G7-v3n
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ERANK OF VIRGINIA-Thc President and nj.
81 " rectors have declared dividend of the profits for
the last six months, OF three dollars and thirty cents per
share for bonus TO the State will be paid to the share
holders on the 18th inst.
Jan. q. [T-4tl A. ROBINSON Jr Casb;cr
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ESARMERS BANK OF VIRGINIA-The Presi-
~ dent and Directors have declared dividend of
three per cent on the Capitol Stock for the last six
months which will be paid the Stockholders on the
18th inst. VIM NEKFRVJS CasL;ss
Jan. 9th 1895. I'D
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Z '7--1---7ll-I-ll-
MARRIAGES

" Essex county the fiat of January by tho Rev.
be1dus M IL H. Mcdaniel merchant of Sparta, county
Essex - -
On Tuesday 2l ut Montpelier Rappahannock County Ro
bert = Nes-, Esq, OF Baltimore, Miss Mary daughter Dr.
Philip Thornton. - - - -
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" NOFfCE.-The Democratic Republicans of the
county OF Caronc requested to attend their Court
house, Oh the second Monday in January beng Court
day. TO nominate suitable person 10 represent said
county in the ensuing Legislature.
Jan. s. 1885. MANY Vorr,s
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NOTlCE-l hereby caution all persons, against ira
" ding for or receiving a note executed Inv mo 70
James G. Luck, OF Caroline county, for tho hire of
negro man, named Walker, last year as do not intend
topay the said note any part hcrcof-tho said Luck
having taken the said negro my possession with
out my knowledge consent considerable time before
the end OF the year for which he hired.
Dec. Is. l6T--w4wfl JOHN HUTCHINSON
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-01-06

HOS IL. STREET of Woodville, Mississippi. Attor-
% ney and Counsellor at Law offers his professional
services to his friends and the public.
November IL 6G-1af2m-mdu,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-01-06

THNiE IMPORTED HORSE FYLDE, will make
u ms next season at the farm ofRobt c. Williamson.
lhlies north OF Richmond, and Immediately on the
Brooke Turnpike leading TO Frcdericksburo 2Port;cn
larsl lulure adYertisememt. Han. 81 1d-on,pif
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FNNHlS Is TO GIVE NOTICE:-That the subscri
m Der ot the city of Baltimore, hath obtained from
the Orphans Court of Baltimore county in MARYLAND
Letters Iesamentary, the personal estate of Ma
NOEL JUDAH, late of said county, deceased All per
sons having claims against the said deceased are hereby
warned to exhibit the with the vouchers thereof
to the subscriber, before the LIST day of july newt
of said estate
Given under my hand, this 9th day of November in
the year eighteen hundred and tlrty-four
DAVID /. COHEN, Error
December l3. az IT,
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December IL. iii

ny CiANCERY--VmGINIA. rules held i'm the
n Clerk office of the Circuit Superior Court of Law
and Chancery for Meckenburg county on the first Mon
day i'm November, 1884:
Branch Cheatham p1o;,te
against
Edwin liaskns and John Cobbs Defendants
The defendant, Edwin Ilaskins, not having entered
ms appearance and given security according to the Act
OF Assembly and the rules Of this Court and it appear
ing by satisfactory evidence that he is not an nhaitant
OIL tlls olaIeon motion OF the PlantIby counsc is
ordered that the said defendant appear here on tho
hrs day OF May term next, and answer the plaintiffs
bil and that copy Of this order be forthwith inserted
IN some newspaper printed in the city of Richmond or
town OF Petersburg, for eight weeks successiyely and
posted at the front door Of the Court house of this county
Copy. Testo, j. l. DAILY. n, M
January 3. 73-yysr,
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Leaving bad and doubtful

Total number Of signcrs 355
put II TO your own candour to say. whether you do
Dchcve that II counter instructions had been gotten nm
there could by any effort the part Of the Opposition
nave becn obtained as many sgncrs as even those who
are iound on the sheriff list viz three hundred and
eeyen without adding thereto those which VIC re- proved
70 me the committee to be good amounting
TO twenty eight, large proportion of which last arc tp
deniaby so. But this they could moi be prevail
cd upon to take They chose to place themselves mon
what they considered safer ground by claiming ali " no
did not sign, whether dead alive whether for or
against But the people have more niclligonce than
they have credit for, and will view this subject in MI lie
behring's They too jealous Of this nestimabc priv
iege, TO yield It on ground SO untenabe.
have been thus caicful, sir, rs well TO satisfy nv
self oil the correctness Of statement az to enable
you to decide between yourself and your constituents
and while beg leave to express my confident belief
That the sense OF majority of the people Of Cu,o-
eerland is opposed 10 the election Of Mr. Ieioh
assure you, at the time dat would not noon
any consideration, be the Of defeating the win a
majority, If knew it, respectfully ask you to ma
your decision at your earliest convenience As an apr-
ogy for this Importantly beg leave bring to your re-
collection, an interview had with You on the morning
alter October Court As the organ Of the committee
took the liberty respectfully TO enquire Of YOU whether
you would obey the will Of the people, in the event of
Instructions, being given your reply was ~ have always
said that f majority of Che qualified voters would 60 H.
the poiis, and instruct me- would rcsign but would i'm
no event vote against Mr. Leigh" I suppose YOU had
reference To the proposition strcnuousiy advocated bv
your trends n dscusson that pulls should be opened In
the Courthousc on the Court days. under The supcrin-
tendencc OF some four five persons wl,ona they
named. Now Sir, allow to say, that tine poiis
ore recognized by law in elections by tho people
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B1LSdN or LIVERWORT.

NERs. NJ n. GARDENERS genuine Indian Balloon ct Lir
iva and HOarhound prepared from receipt Originally
procured from Indian doctress. -
The genuine Balsam Of Lverwoin in each Bottle nnfwith
any oxagoon exception OF the greatest
made IN this part othe country has saved wnn W.
Years hundrd from the grave IL has been for from a
parts Of The country that has the least knowledge o ITS go
effects for such simple vegetable compound II has beer
found 10 be extremely eicacous the following diseases, VIZ
Consumptions Common coughs Colds, Hopping Cough dim
Guilty of breathing Asthmas, ,Inuenza Qninsy. Phhsc, S
ing blood Croop Weakness Pain in the side want oil sleep
&c Likewise there nothing existing good for tho Live
Complaint as this medicine il has been taken with great sue
ess-Price 80 cents bottle, for sale by VIM b. RIDER
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FOR SALE.

TsT received direct from New York. by the subscriber
% very splendid German Piano-the upper half strun
ike Grand Piano compass notes high than an ordnar
o il constructed the Patent German Double Back AZ
lion principal and in every way most perfect instrumsn
Please call and examine. "M. >. soSE
May 9th.
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WV. C. TENANT.

Respectfully announoesto the public generahy-
eitizens and strangers.
VKNAT he keeps to let his stable IN Touroeet horses
and carriages Of all pon cheaper cheaper than
hey be obtained elsewhere Persons dsO1s Of enjoying
the pleasures of rde in the country al al tunes he
ed with saddehorses horse and chac wagons baTou
and close carriages Particular will be paid to convey
ing passengers and from the Steamboats, All orders IN h
line Of business will be promptly attended and no pains shall
be spared render the satisfaction Of his complete
Hor.es kept for any length Of time, terms liberal
May 18th.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.!

FUKNITURE !-CIAifs!
yuyIIF Spb.crbers offer for sale their Ware Room m
Church-stree general assortment OF Cabinet ufnFs
among which may found much 20 please Wheiner secV
for uty or for fashions sake Aso variety Chairs cOnss
ting Of Cane Rush. & Woodscats.-Ha Grecan-lniatoh
Maple.-Fancy & Wndsor-and other sounding names o. a
quality second in market All which WI be sod hot
dog cheap nor Tor less than cost bat far pnces, for
moderate proPurchsers invited 70 examine for W m
selves. u y. B. Furniture made 70 orderas u.ut
Nav 18Th 1s.,j I. W. A & ID. ", COGGEsliALL-
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UORRTSON'S HYGETAN

MORRISON'S HYGEf1N
VcgetabLe U,,irersai Wcdicine.
yEyHIS Is TO CERTIFY, That Samad Young having
given Of his conviction m he lygean iheofy
o phyology as developed by the British College of Health
London and having furnished the necessary security against
connterrIs IL oppolnted Sole Agent for vending the
HYGEI1N VEGETABLE ONIpERSAL
MEDICINES dND PUBLIC1TIONS,
In and for the State Of Rhode-Island.
In confirmation whereof have this fourth day Of January
1888 set my hand II. SHEPPARD MOAT,
Sole General Hygeion Agent for me =. >. 9t
America, Smih-street BTooktU' H. T.
This s 70 certify that have appointed the following gentle
cum ne Agent. for vending Morsons liygean Universal
Medicines n this State. Mr. Reuel H. Baker oi war
ron Mr. David Melville Of Newport Mcssr. George Hammond
& 20 WEXFORD Mr. Jefferson l. kinbal, Coventry and
lanes H. Pearce IN Eas,Greenwicb. sAhL foUNO'
Feb p, 1884
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'HE subscriber proposes opening .
SELECT FEMALE SEMINARY, at his
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