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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-17

3 AND SALE-In pursuance ola decree Of the Cir
Y cult Superior Court of Law and Chancery for the
town of Petersburg rendered at the last term, in The
Of Proctor Moore, shall proceed on the 3st
day of March instant, the premises, TO SELL at public
auction, credit of six, twelve and eighteen months
equal instalmcnts-al the real estate Of which Horao
Moore died seized situated at City Point, and consisting
OF three Lots fronting on James Rivcr-Onc Lot has
w.. Arf and store house thereon.
4 4. 4 3! sFoSSEn, Commissioners.
March TO- l0l-2awGs@
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YNVO PLANTERS OF ORONOKO TOBACCO
81 The planters OF whom | have purchased crops OF
Oronoko Tobacco, will confer favor on me by deliver
ing them to The order of R. & r. Gwahmey in the city
of Richmond between the 18th Of May and the LIST OF
June Those who cannot deliver their crops by the LIST
OF June will please defer the delivery until the 10th OF
June, any time between the middle Of that month ana
the first day Of July. JOHN u. HOGHES.
March : 99-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-17
RICHMOND FRENCH BURR MILESTONE
MANUFACTORY.

THNE Subscribers respectfully in orn their friends and
d the public generally, tina, they have hand
good and we'll selected assortment of French Burr Blocks
Of the best quality and also extensive assortment OF
ready made French Burr Mslones Of various sizes,
which they warrant inferior any built in this
try. Persons who in want of the above article
would do well to call and examine for themselves before
they purchase elsewhere, determined to sell
OH reasonable terms for cash. acceptanccs.-
Their shop is at the corner Of 81 18th srcets.-A
ders will be thankfully received and promptly executed.
JAMES SMELL,
YOU'LL S. RUST.
n B-For reference as to the quality of our ready
made Burr Mllstones, apply to the Richmond Mlrrs
Feb 10 l0I-2aw5m
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DHXesy'S OFFICE.

FENtE subscriber, having taken the Lottery Office for.
Ill nerly occupied by George II. Tonpkins, requests
call from his friends, where he will be prepared al all
times to furnish them with Tickets
GEO. w. DIXON.
.9noihcr .lfam,n0ih Schcmc
$5O.000-S20. O0O-$l0. 0OO-and 80 of 81 600.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-17

THNIMBER! TlMBER.-Thc highest prices will be
given for good, seasoned wheel spokes and ell'es,
deliverable at the Penitentiary Immediate delivery is
to Col Charles S. Morgan, Superintendent, or to
THOS. G. MONCURE, G. A.
F,h q SS-tf
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March |.

ERl virtue Of Il decree OF the Circuit Superior Court
Z B Of Law and Chancry for the county Of iienrlco,
I-nouurru on the 9Th day If December, 1873, in the
81, If David e. Williams against VIM. ID. Wren, Ser.
..,,, Of the Civ OF Richmond and Administrator of
l;our,i wills. drccasrd who was Sheriff Of Nottoway
county, and Administrator Of Samuel Grcenhil, we will
-,cid to SELL 10 the highrs: bidder, 70: cash, al Char
Lite Courthouse. on Tuesday The 18th day of March,
tia, valuable Tract of Land containing 72 "a acres.
belonging to the estate Of Pascial GreeHh, lying in
the county Of Charlolte, adjoining the lands OF r. l.
Gains Francis Vaughan William Jones, Francis Pol
lard. Thomas Pollard Martha Cook, Charles Hutchln.
>,n. v!ce's estate, and William Smith.
Feb Is. I95-,ds-l COMMISSIONERS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-17

M OUISA HOTEL.-The suhscribrrs having rented
b this desirable situation, at Louisa Courthouse,
dor the firm of James W. Smoot Co., respectfully in
vito their friends and the public generally 10 give them
, cali The buildings have been recently aud thorough
L. repared-,he all neatly and newly furnished
Attached to the establishment is large brick building
~ Ecb are several comfortable and convenient rooms
~. in;yslv for the accommodation of families and
others, who may desire quiet and retired situation
The stables will receive the particular attention Of the
proprietors. cc..o, r.,,, nil,
Messrs r. NJ Wier s. Co. line OF Sta geS rom l.,ch.
mond Charlottesville and Warrenton stay all night at
this house three times week. o,
JOHN HUNTER,
JAMES w. SMOOT.
March J. T-Iut
NM7 ANTED, at this Office, Apprentice to the
wv Printing business youth from IA to Ii years of
aoe-possessinG good English Education.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-17

The National .e-cncrr Country paper and the Gazette pub
s Waucaam, requested ioinscit the above advertisement
p Of sale, , bills the subscribers for pay
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-17

BtoR SALE, n rafunLic manufacturing Mill and Plan
4 tahon. on Roanokc-l offer for sale, the Eagle
'Nnl Mills and Plantation, adoining Roanoke river,
A'nard six miles south Of Boydton and Randolph Ma
en- College. and ten miles below Clarksville. The re-
rl'auon Of this Mill we'll known in Petersburg and
,h"k, and also extensively known through the coun
y and villages near the Roanoke. Its brand stands as
NY" as any other mill in the State, where it is known
runs i've pair of stones, two pair OF hvecet Onrrs
~ Of burr and ESopus pair of Esopus entire, and
i'I VI fuDhcis; manufacturing machinery c"inPele;
,G Is furnished with sufficient water power ny Ca
NV taken from the river In point of location, It pos
Us UNCOMMON advantages Besides constant run
custom. it commands business from great distances
"ns Dry scasonsyicding annually from 29o to 3oG
e'S {" toll 1t receives from Is TO ~ thousand
nSris Of wheat annually; and for years past, the
nave been rapidly increasing in this section OF the
and will probably continue to increase as facilities
""' Nrt improve. There is ready sale for corn and
WI, on>heI OF otfa at good prices. II may also be
c remark that ii would afford an eligible slte LOT
r. factory, grocery, mercantile business.
~ vt tact o. land consists Of 5l7 acres, % OF which
good T'rcr bottom; good proportion OF tImhcred
"' anu The plantation in coed condition tor cultlVa-
1he improvements consist of n spacious old dwell
,,; "ouS' with other ordinary out-houses PERSONS
s 10 purchase the above property, may apply 10
IsInorr residing within two miles. a liberal Gre
S r" " allowed The purchaser.
~uIu not effect sale, privately, before the third
n nu'y IN April next, shall on that day, offer it at
s"ne 1ncl'on, Meckenburg Court-H House, it being
- Gay' Possession OF the Mill will be given on the
~ .uhe next, and the Plantation the LIST Of Janu-
~ c''' TINGNAL JONES, Executor
Nal, Of james b. Jones, dec d.
IS The Petersburg Constellation will please insert the above till
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-17

A LARGE ami r0iuaLic tract Of Land an fnuquer
E (pnnfa for saic.-y virtue of decree OF the SUI
rror Court Of Law and Chancery for llenrico county
n tie case Of Norton rs Norton the undersigned
commissioners will, on Monday the 2Slh day Of March
.A i, Warrrnton in the county of Fauquier, before
the front door OF the Courthouse of said county, pro-
ED 10 sell d, public auction, to the highest bidder,
tact Of land lying in the county of tuuquicr, near Ger
man,owr. aud within or miles of Warrentnn, long
anown the Filing ham Fores, estate, and containing
.G3 acres according actual survey made some years
so 1t vas then divided into nine parcels lots, with
tie view Of being rented iarncd oa these lots were
ydd into four parcels containing about GOO acres each
;, as 70 make convenient farms of each parcel.
The land will he sold in parcels in such way as 10 &C
ccnulca,e purchasers ard upon the day OF sale plat
ii the whole land divided into separate tracts, VIII be
exhibited This land Is situated in very healthy coun-
IT, and is believed be fertile, and well adapted to The
culture of Indian wheat. rye, and oats, and IN ie-
.lrd to society. is well situated.
Terms If SnC.--OGchIrd Of the purchase money TO
ar raid in nine months, onr.hl.d in eighteen months,
aud the residue in two years from the day of sale
i,d with approved security for each nslaent, bear
nv interest ir" The day Of SALE will be required OF the
purchasers who ii expected will be ready with their
.u:c,is 10 execute said bonds irtest, the day OF
sale The title will be retained until conveyance shall
tc directed by the Court.
K KoHEEr H Z. EISHHiLAs, Commissioners
Jan 10. It'd
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NOTICE TO PRE-EMrTION CLAIMANTS.
Persons claiming the gilt of pre-enptlon t. any OF
the aforesaid lands required 10 prove the same 10 the
satisfaction of tho Register and Receiver, prior to the
day Of sale.
GEsEnAL LASD OFFICE, Feb. 10th, 1s:'G
March 10 I0l-wl20M
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SslSSlSSlppl LANDS FOR SALE.-The sub.
III scr:bcr has for SALE number of choice bodies OF
Land in tie State Of Mississippi in healthy and beau
No region Of the State, wei, adapted to the growth
"c,on lie is also authorised TO sell Il num-
-iot valuable settlements = 3. and years credit;
rG> giving the purchaser time to open the lands and
&ase the moncy 10 pay for it. The great inducenent
r out To settle in this State, both for comfort and
p'lt is daily becoming more manifest No one who
s the country, particularly that portion lying cast OF
TIE Big Black and Pearl Rivers have any fears on the
sore Of health. The country is finely watercd, general
@nd high and broken enough. The State is soon to
r ru' under system of Railroads, which will afford
Convenient kcts to all portions oft. The roads from
'!rason to Mobile, from Jackson to the Toinbrcbee
'rr near the mouth o. Nuxuber river, and another from
:" 'ckSbuTg road 10 Columbus aud the Orleans and
Ahv e road, which is required to be run east OF fear
a'ri, vii! make the counties Of WINSTON kemper,
AuietdaIc, Noxubce, &c. the most desirable portion OF
"r Slatcln all these counties, the subscriber will sell
''Gts Tie may be found at Columbus until the middle
@lay, and after the 10Th June in Richmond, Virg inia
MADISON WALTHALL.
March 5 lOO-9t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-10
INC .1GtS and N0es-0r the 0d PssoI,yyi0r

In. me .7yeS and NoeS-0n the I'd Resolution.
hsa'ty begins to be awakened to know how the De-
rSu '1ed on the alternative Resolution to obey to
Me-, We are surprised to find that the Ayes and
,iere' HS'e been omitted in our paper.-We have,
in, oU, gone 10 the Journal, and lay the follow.
rin, "ae's before readers. 1t seems, the first
ode, made 10 strike out the ed resolution, in
,h R.U substitute one, which, purporting 10 follow
fr on STiu'lons Of 1872 would seem to leave hole
b, \, H. senators TO creep out at Most of the Wings
avoid aI oal but the Republicans were determined to
Senate, equvocation, and to leave no excuse for
o5ey =, evade the execution OF their duty, either 10
terms: lie ID resolution ran In The following
lion a' That this Assembly regard tho RICH, Of nsuc
oue on The broad o tho nature OF
lie o % principles OF free h1 it il
sseu representative TO obey the instructions If his
sn BE- trust eak hieA tcy hace clothed hum, urdes
ea Tie into the hands Of those ho o carrg
On the @ an S"G Instructions IF tic body"
M, ene1ng before the House.
'Hsis Ill., novel to amend the sail sccond resolution 10y
kr,d aud inserting in lieu thereof the following:
e asmc, Is the nuhtable tight Of tho State Lesisls
'u.o7a! Or senators IN Congress all points, either
u and iu, by consequence it is tho bouudcu
| 10 obey such Instructions provided the inSuc
'oa the ~ ooeyed, require Senator commit vi
Nj Dapi.I s'i.ution or an act oil moral turptude."
" his: eqaed TINT the divided, and be
~ OUT The said aud being so divided put
"a mo,;on n The negative. Ayes 81, noes 80.
p'D u r HuHur Berkeley (Srveu Of the members
'Ou DO ora'ed That tho uyes and upon tho saId
Tue NAeftcd III the journal = -. =.
a, ce, OF the gentlemen who voted in tho Affirmative ara
% Hda ~ Earand of Amherst, Brooke, Csuis Campbell
ulh Of Berkeley Hcnshaw Beuhns Servant Ball Price
"e'heFcd, Mullen, Bolts, Gregory, Berry, Sum
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-10
The Predecessor and the Contemporary.

MIR. Lei Oh stands in most awkward predicament.-
lie was the author Of the Report Of lsl2he Champion
q the Right OF instruction. Now, how does he stand
apng side Of him. whose seat he fills and ofhim who
has Just set by his side OF both kives and Tyler.
Both have resigned their seats. Mr. Leigh alone holds
hhat Mr. Rces IN his letter Of resignation Of the
:=dfeb, lSl-U nder deep of The obligation OF
lac representative conform the wishes and opinions
his constituents or otherwise 10 surrender the trust
committed TO him, (Which is Justly regarded funda-
mental principle Of our instutons) have anxously
sought the line Of duty which the occasion nude it ir-
eliibent on the 10 pursue.
!1gen.-''The only course, then, left to me- recog-
hlng as do the fundamental obligations growing out
:" uhe relation OF representative and constituent, and
winch constitute the vital principle Of the Republican
?s"m, ls by resignng the trust with which have
eh heretofore honoed by the confidence Of the Gene
assembly. to enable them 10 confer it another who
Oel'eE carry their views and opinions into effect
leave to repeat, that if hade been called to vote
aSPctht legislature act, however it might have been
w misfortune TO differ in opinion from the General AS
soly as 10 The cXpediency Of the act, should have
'N my duty 10 i've the vote required. But under
ec"cumstances IN which am placed, the views of the
"snea Assembly can be carried into effect only by my
mourning IN the declaration Of opinions which, al
10y remarked, not only do not entertain, but the op-
pS''e OF which | have earnestly asserted and main.
aed do not deceive myself trust, in supposing that
s'e no principle Of obligation or propriety which
u ue expected or required TO do an act involving
,y., n'ence to character and conscience. l have
""tsm H. On The contrary, more consistent with the
"s"ss and intentions of the General Assembly, well
"lh my own character, to resign into their hands,
NOW respectfully d. the office Of Senator Of Virginia in
OF the United Staes which it has been and
Us continued tobe my highest pride to hold, so
~ Ss could do with honor.
~ "hat says Mr. Tyler IN his letter Of resignation Of
e 10" tie does not assert it so explicitly his
h,r. proves his recognition. He says to the Legs-
Inn iou have admitted the truth of this PROPOSE
,r Me alternatives presented in your second reso-
,."Sn. Between those alternatives, cannot hesitate
his . lie even says he would have relinqushed
n%a', ii they had asked him.
,Js"n not 50 with MIR. Leigh. He will dsobey and
"''eoSei lie will hold on
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-10

Eth Brute! A Washington correspondent of the Fre-
dcrcksburg Arena Whg), under date Of the 3rd inst
gives very haering picture OF the great Whig Idol
Mr.. Wise. The writer heard Of his efforts and says
Of him
Short as was, however, enabled ma, think, understand
his churaccr the VI his lie fearless during
fluent personal, pcrscrtriagall which qualities which strike
and command attention. but confess, for determined spcuk
cunJhy heard nothing ftcm his lips which thought worthy
the fame which he has ucquod. His spusodic i'll may
tho eXressun his bearing offensive his language choscn hs
ideas singular thong striking Ira he
copy bad original. Young as Inc Isl both and
monber think he indicate constantly occupying the aen
ton the House. and making himself and Extensively prum
nen He constantly attacking mud boarding the Speaker
questions of ore and then involving the uc nex,ricu5c
maze, which is destructive OF oil dignity all decoum and all de-
spach OF business The other duy Immediately ntcr the adjourn
he the Speaker tapped lin the Shoulder an
This excited universal Indignation aud threats Ufexpuon have been
uttered him. Mr.. Polk, Whatever DO hi. faults
generally considered lax ard flexible in the performance Of The
difficult duties Of Speaker aud Mr.. WISE
hardship
perhaps members during the whole session. With oil
this Wise nc talented aud fearless fellow, and 0ny iru
that the Of his will make Inn break
he shall have been able the remarkable enls with which
he is admit ed, all Sides to he gifted"
Mr. Wise has been seduced by the praises of Judge
Whites friends, and the fusone batteries in the Wing
newspapers, into snch frequent and pompous displays
Of his talents Ifle does not take care he will him
self down. before he gets bottom enough little dis.
erection the better part of the Statesman we'll of
the soldier
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-10

The N. Integcnccr respects the moiirss Of Mr.. Ty.
er-but both the notiees and acts Of! his c"cog"c.-
The Wings out of Virginia will prefer Mr.. Leigh course
10 MIR. Tylers. The last may find the Vice Presidency
slip out Of his hands-such allies has lie in the other
tates-As for Virginia, She did enter into the mo-
tivrs Of Senators in lSl2-she went only against
their acts.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-10
FLORIDA.

Eri,acts from leitcys ycccirci IN This City, dated
"Iirnd Qnnrtcrs, Ptcotatu Feb. "a.
VI arrived in safely the night of the 22d. The
seer" stirring from the mouth oil the ST John S
this place From enc of the revenue cutters,
hailed by Tie most thrilling and delightful musc-a
charming prelude to the loud roar of the wdenouthed
artillery, and grand finale to similar demonstrations OF
welcome, which had greeted at all the points ot drteh
ton during our progress up the St. Johns.
"From all authentic information obtained Ey spies,
scouts, &c, the main body OF the Indians, 'Icudlng
many women and children is cnngregaIrd Oh the with
lacoocher near the site Of the late battle. Its
contemplated 10 firm junction Of our forces with as lit,
Tie delay possible, and charge upon tic enemy; bu
several days must elapse we ale fully prepared Tor
The cnsrl. The Of action is hundred miles from
PIcnata One principal object will he To ini military
Gordon from the ST. Johns 10 Tampa Bay IL prevent the
escape Of the Indians TO their almost inaccessible Ever
gadrs.''
81 Heal Quarters, pico!ata, Feb. q.
We have heard nothing new or important OF the
enemy since my last with the single exception, that all
subsequent reports confirm the brt that the Senn"cs
are still encamped on the Withacoochee. march
to Fort King in few hours will! what We dcnomnnic
the gM lring OF The army; the Jeff is likewise in
ton for Folusia point you will observe by the nup
To he eight ten miles above Lake George Fort
King is the Ocklawahec The forces at Tampa Bay,
commanded 10y Gen. Gaines, will form junction with
one OF the ngs; after which hostile operations will I'M
mcdiaely commence. We hope that battle will
terminate this most unpleasant business.
t. S.-News has just been received by express from
roft hlig stating llal tieD GaneS, win an army OF
one thousand strong, had reached that place. from Tam
pa Blyihu hc had buried the dead who tell at the battle
OF Wilhlacooche.
/" | in the field, surrounded Oh all sides by
the din Of warke PREPARATION This scrawl is ndiltd in
haste upon the bottom Ola chair be by the steam
or Florida, which calls Immediately for Savannah"
=, FOR TIE ENQUIRER
: The following dialogue, which took place between
City and County Wing, the day Mr. Tyler's letter Of
resignation received is quite characteristic Of the
Party:
Couutrynan. Well, my friend, what's the news: All
safe, hope and The Expungers on The hip' lla!
Citizen. News! Why, man, have you not heard
Tyler has resigned his seat and sent laundering
letter, in which he acknowcd the Right Of lnsruc-
ton, out and out; but refuses 10 obey The Erpugers
and filings up his commisson'
Countrynan. Glorious glorious Now we have them
always knew Tyler was good Republican, and would
do right you say, off The reel; Hurra for
Tyler and lnstructions!-But what Of Leigh
Citi=eu Oh, Leigh Why he holds on-Ie has
written word they say at he shan resign unghs ut the
Erpungers their Instructions and the Peoptc-says he
elected Gyars and he II be Id if he don't
them out.
COuntryman. Say you so:-Glorous Hurra for
Leigh ana the Wigs tUreusr!
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-10

fly higher game ihan the Editor Of the Wing We deal
with his rather than ieir tooBut he their tool ami
organ notice his zszag catch %
He deserves notice except for sometimes rejecting their en
mcnis opinion of OF There IL no
honor u scoursns him Blu, us he becoming reckless the
Eecliousppoaehes, shall keep him. We warn HIM
that An american and Vsiuian is sill vins-and willing 10
bis conadictions and exposo his inconssencies
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-10

The Wigs have lately can,ed at great rate about
'TgInias being fillcn-Virgina dsgraced-Firgini 5
being put at the feet Of the Executive by the passage Of
the Expunging Resolutions But look the other side
Of tie question She would indeed be fallen isgraced
forever if she TO permit of the vi,al principles
o. her free Institutions 10 be contemned-and herself
,ramped in the DUST by Of her "servants
Mr. Leigh in his Report Of 1872 calls the u s. Sc
MAJORS She might indeed hide hcrsefin sackcloh and
ashes, if she becomes the slave other servants She
would indeed be -disgraced-f she permits b.
". Leigh, with lmpuny, to treat her as Mungum has
treated n. Carolina, and Southland, ~ Jersey " hcn
heard Of the abuses which were ptactsed by other
Senator's We were astonished we'll indignant But
IKE case is no,c our ocn The insult is brought 10 our
doors Shall acquiesce' Shall we, who have
held sacred the Right Of nstructing Senator at all
times, and under all circumstances, without stint
qualification suffer those very Senators to beard
their seals Shall we, who boosted ofhavng kept alive
the flame Of Liberty permit it to be extinguished
by our servants; Forbid it, Patriotism !-Freemen
talk more about your right Of Instruction
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-10

10 We nre authorised to say that Col. J. MADISON,
will serve the People of Prince Edward in the ensuing
Legislature, il elected.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-10

90 Tn the Committee appointed draft Resolutions for tho Hen
Meeting Monday, Holes misptntuc
Ic[y- aud afterwards misprin-d Haley.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-10

Mr. Boltss Letter received too late for this days pa
per, shall appear on Saturday.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-10

Mr.. T, Ter declines the Dinner which has been tender
ocIo him BY the Wings Of Fredericksburg. DO they in
;e:i to offer Mr. Leigh also Dnner' 1t is said, that
arrangements making here, for triumphant pro.
ccsson, great dinner, &c, &c. The Wings were 10
have had great biow up-but unfortunately Mr.. Leigh
has ho,cn them all up.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-10

j voted for him as Senator Of thr United States; but,
although .r'' his virtues and admire his talents,
do not think HAT ii.',lar prime pie should b" s7crI-
icrd, from mistaken Geliracv to ls troi.ngs.
We most heartily with CorrrspundeEt.-
No such important principle should be sacrificed,
from mistaken delicacy 10 any Senator'S feelings.