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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-10-04

The stanton Correspondent Of !he Masng.0Iu IT;
ror continues his goody abOrs lie stated mat s1Il
son county was going to the military 'Sn ar, nnca
We remarked At the tne that IL was SUI H., nn,v
proved that we were right The writer now claims te
Republican counties Of Rockingham and ohenaH1 T1
as coming out for the Hero OF the names. ,a =
that story to the Marines-no other man wall neNe'G IT,
lie athrms that many " honest Germans have taKen
up the General What! abandon the Little D"feAee'
Who will believe it.:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-10-04

-s these answers Of the two candidates
SIM coH,p".e Mr. Van Buren, tower beyond his COM
ow far does srs "a one sentiment Of Mr.. Van Buren,,
ter, Dat ''', in SO bold and manly manner, so
{, is rSpcSs,"r and noa .commi:asn,, that it must
IF all ma'" nr attention. aud command your appro
ne arrest "rs his election upon TIE pla;ncet issue
of. he P' '.,- OF National Bank. you must not
,ra a;@ !" cr no Bn therefore, is The issue be-
% have h1E's" on or Van nR bn'sT
,WGre"! a",r .;n,- onponent' Can you hesitate one
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-10-04

Nsssrs. John NJ. Preston Ct Abingdon: ana F%''s,e
NcNnrn Of Scott county, are candidates iot The Senate
Of VIRGINIA. in that District, 10 supply NJ hc'' ",
c,nc. MI Archibald Jesse Of Russell has "i'"a'"""
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-10-04

Co> r NJ johnson has ressiycd chesfrng pu np.
C' ~ the mountain county Of Fleming in kentucky
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-10-04

Gov Lumpkin has Withdrawn his name iron, i',s ~
on Electoral Ticket Of Georgia. upon the ground t"at IL
!: Commissioner for settling Claims ni"GF te ",-
Crrrkcc ircaty.-in The same nn;GilCaiio ne u
I;,,.f IL ,nyor Of Martin Van Buren, hat can 'iie
Macon Correspondent Of the .le'c i"h E'Fress' say 10
his:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-10-04

We have cmit;rl express dep rrgTrt al the ,'i
Of henry AsiArrn Esq Of The p7oPretoES o. l,s
No;i,Ik Beacon. He died tic lid ui': oil su"ur"
a,o,icctc a!,ck in the iist year Of his are re |as
,h ;,;rg hnsucss and became many years aT con,
noc;ed with the Beacon office. lie was an ain"ne Az"
honrrale man. aid his loss will i" deeply Tell ny i'll W.
,rrrs,inu family and his Respectable partners.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-10-04

We have received the last No OF The fHmHy .H"E' l.,
-;,c Il improves in value il increases IN years.
10 c,ohrllished By numerous cus--and we knN" cl o
periodical which contains more useful or eh.rfla''
Inflammation in the same compass, and for the same n"
dera,c price 1t has large circulation IN ",
we recommend it 10 general support. ne ~
in this city.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-10-04
EruiUrIS, :" ~ 40
Vcuc"i,. ,!.ad, anI c;U!rh, J,o 10 DO.

Chesterfield r. Road Si%2
CnvEsE OF ErriI'SGE.
\. Carolina l'nrh Nets ! Il ! y
- fIr Carolina L". ga: L.
Georgia do. t w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-10-04

KrnmDNI ana FTrE N-''T' IT n
~lr'k $lp per share aho'r par.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1836-02-18

and the various opinions and practices,
which, under its name, have been support
ed, with the causes and the consequences;
on the attempts at reformation; and on the
present state as well as the origin of the
different denominations ofprofessed Chris
tians, and of unbelievers, and the unevan-
gelized throughout the world"
The high importance Of this field, espe-
cially at the present period, who can doubt?
The ability to sustain Professor no one,
we hope will DENY, until fair and vigor-
Gus effort be made. The declaration of
the ancient prophet is, doubtless, as true
now as it was in his days: The liberal
deviseth liberal things; and By liberal
things shall he stand" The sagacious
merchant, too, when he is about to send
forth upon the ocean valuable ship, al
ways thinks it good economy to furnish ii
with the needed complement of seamen.
We do most earnestly solicit serious
consideration ofthe subject to which we
have thus briefly adverted.
In behalf of the Faculty,
IRAH CHASE.
Nescton. Aug. 10, 1885.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1836-02-18
VERMONT TELEGRAPH.

bondage of social fabric founded on
slavery; we murmured at the trials which
were requisite to fit US for that land of pro-
mise-a more improved and equal condi-
ton. In the discussion necessary for our
altered lot, he evidently beheld that cloudy
pillar which was surely leading US to
peace, to prosperity, and to safety
[Barbadian.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1836-02-18

During the last season. 20 steamboats,
were built in Cincinnati
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1836-02-18

Fourteen hundred Of the most respect.
able citizens Of Cincinnati, have signed a
memorial to the-city council, against the
Increase Of grog shops. All the wards
have no. yet been visited.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1836-02-18

The following extract from a vBarba-
does paper seems so judicious. so crafty
ing, and imbued so strongly with piety
and thankfulness, (no common occurrence
in Houses Of Legislature that we cannot
avoid directing the attention of the reader
to its general purport:
In the Antigua Legislature, on Mr..
Ouo's bill for the better regulation of ag-
ricultural labor, the Speaker said-"that
50 far from responding, he looked with
emulation to the prospect before US. The
hand of the Most High was evidently
working before us; could we regard the
succession Of fruitful seasons. the avoid
ance OF the hurricane, the universal tran
qullllty. the respectful demeanor Of The
LoaCeT classes, the mistaken confidence in
our resources. as less than an interposition
Of Divine Providence2 He stated that
the agricultural and commercial prosper.
ity Of the colony were absolutely ON the
advance; and that, for his part, he would
not hesitate to purchase ten estates tosmor.
row. But we are not like the people O
Israel. IN our passage from the Egyptian
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1836-02-18

" What could your Redeene- do
More than he has done for your
To procure you peace with God,
Could he more than shed his bIood'
After all his flow of love,
All his drawings from above,
Why will ye your Lord deny'
Why will ye resolve to die'
Can you doubt, it God is love!
If to all bis bowels move!
will you not his word receive!
Will you not his oath believer
See, the suffering God appears
Jesus weeps! believe his tears!
Mingled with his blood they cry.
WHY will you resolve to diel'"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-08
LATEST FROM FLORIDA.

The steam packet Etiwan Capt Sassard arrived last
evening from Plcolaa ria Jacksonville and St Mary's
having lett The former place Thursday afternoon last
The H. remained half day at jacksonville and was de-
tanned two days at St johns Ber having left the latter
on Monday morning last.
The intelligence brought by the f. is in mr. y;oy,
important, Tor thereby learn only the destruction
OF of our brave soldiers who have Welded the com
iorts of nome Tor the honor of sustaining country
nag out we perceive in ii that hostile disposition on The
part oil our savage enemy regard dictates but the
Promptings oil their revengefu tosoms
III scott allow the olive branch of peace be ele.
Vateu merely to be dyed in the blood OF his
country nen' Nerer. He'll sooner trampe il in the
blood Ut the reyengeful Seminole
gentleman who left Fort Drane OH Thursday last
slates that zen Scott was to the Outhacoochee
on Saturday last From letter written by an officer at
that post, we learn that gallant army expect
Idte contest before the is terminated We publish
u the Information we collect We regret that we
are not able TO relieve the anxieties of our Carolina
brethren, who have friends in the army by publishing
the names of those slain at Vousa
NO paper, we learn, had been published at Jackson
vile last week. when the f.. lett
Extract Of a letter, dated
"PIcoLATA, March "a, 1886.
was transferring his command the West side of the
ot' 'ohh capt Asheys company, which had crossed
over, was bred upon by about fifty Indians three men
were Kled instantly and six wounded-tlie fire
was immediately returned and the troops sent in pur.
SUIT, but they were off. Only one Indian negro was
killed"
E1traet Of another Letter, dated
an, "PIcoLATA March %.
They are fighting away al yoIusiu--ast accounts.
four of the s. Carolina Volunteers were killed and
al woundedthe Indians crevt up and shot the tonr
tnels down the first hre-wounded several others we
expect he boat down to night, and will hear
EItrdct Of another Letter
Since Gen. Gaines left Wthlaeoochee nothing new
has Tanspred in the army. On the % or 2lh tile In.
dams attacked part of Gen Euss army after cross
ing .ne river 81 Johns at Volusia, and killed and
wounded six four of which supposed to be- MORALLY
was SAID that Gen. Scott would take up his line Of
'nalcp on lhe @oth, Hast Friday j. Georgian.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-08
Richmond, Va, Friday, April s.
H0rrisOnisBi.


The Lynchburg Virginian does not DENY the ,!ot os
the double shotted tcketbut iusties it, He saws is
all stair, open. candid and above board'-and seeks
TO conceal nothng-to Disguise nothing" Very well,
sirs, adnd such TO be the scheme, then comes Tho.
question, viii man who prefers White TO Van Buren,
but prefers Van Buren, Ia Harrison (as we nd
several do in Virgina) bind himself 10 a ticket which
may turn HARRISON instead of WhiteS this coursr
calculated Ia represent the voice OF the people,
would take White for his Ist choicc-Van Buren, for I'd
and Harrison ION account of his Federal politics. only
Tor the 3d-Or ricererSa Will he for such Electors
as may give him his last choice. instead of his ID >,
And IL there be enough of this united
with the voters for Van Buren, choice 10 consii
tute majority Of the people, how these Wing Eec.
tors be said TO be the true Exponents Of the senmr
Of Virginia. Yet such is the game that the LEADING
Wings wish to play upon us.
The friends of Harrison in Hampshire county ha We
called meeting at their court day for the
tn select two or more delegates to attend the Stanton
Convention.
The Richmond Wing still Keeps dark but is evidently
leaning rom Hhuc TO Harrison The Danvillc Ubser.
yer calls upon them all TO show their hands and vents
It's indignation against their double dealing in the follow
WI, not the Independent citizens Virginia shrink on, the
n o. oGng sd esoid to The altar win they not have
they know not but they to be their vote m
doubtful whether he will Facts 90 to
na reaction Is NOW going on tina, state against
give him the vote of the State. no from hi.
the Wh Ss he co with
nominations of Stevenson Kendall and ancy he
voted, aud attempted upon nomination of PLn
r. Barbour He must be resurjed ing taken his decidedly
Wing position He is erect and tue TO his neup party
Alabama has oscinded 10 all ntenis erpunge
nomination His is hopeless Sne Wa
S party s splitting ~ smgno Harrison Z gaining
the peoples and should tho House, which proab
We upon Wing fraternity who orc making the Pil
al question the test for the elections hand Won
meet, in the boosted spirit Opposition
% @ oGush, out and called on to say wha. hoy will
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-08

q hPENlNG OF THE RAIL ROAD--The cars OF
W The Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Rail
Road company, will commence the transportation OF
passenger and property Monday the 18th inst be-
tween kichnond and the Steam Mil near the South
Anna River The following will be the hours of arrival
and departure, daily, until further notice
Leave Richmond at o'clock, A. NJ
Returning, leave the Steam Mill at / o'clock r. VI
The passage IN each direction is expected to be- made
in an hour and quarter.
Tickets may be had at the Office in the Depotprics
one dollar aud a quarter. -
la order TO crafty such persons as may wish TO make
excursions, has been determined that during the first
month, tickets for that purpose will enGe passe noers
holding them TO seat in the first returning train ater
the one for which they are given
TO TRAVELLERS.
connection has been formed with H. Porter & CO. S
line o stages and Steamboats, by which travellers be-
tween washington city and Richmond will be trans
ported IN INC most expeditions the state Of the
weather will admit
Due notice will be given Of the connection of n noht
hne running at the same hours with the Northern and
southern Mall which IS soon pccted 10 be made
. Notice VIII also be given Of connection with r. NJ.
Weir a. Co line Of Stages to Louisa Courthouse and
Charlottesville, for which arrangements are now in pro-
gross.
Way passengers will be taken in at the crossings Of
The public roads, and there only; and in that case sig
nal must be gwen for stopping while the Engine is al q
distance OF 200 yards or more.
CHAs o. SANFORD.
dgL transportation.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-08
BREAD EATER.
nnafnfItartnnrr

,r, 80. . COMMENCEMENT
The Editor Of the Enquirer will be so obginr as TO
state, that do not belong 10 the Wing party-and that
my name without my knowledge consent was put on
the corresponding Wing Committee ofChesterfeld coun-
V.-The Editor Of the Richmond Wing will also do me
an act Of Kindness by the publication Of these few lines
in his journal HENRY w. TATUM
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-08
loAfMnMcAErD.

To acorn PLanier Redirirus"
May il pf use your Honour Was the Virginia Ieois.
Iature ov Legislature when it made you Judge fine
General Court May not your Honour have feelings
and interests very different from those Of other Corn
Planters, who have NOT the honour and the profit of
scat on the General Court Bencbl
A BREAD EATER
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-08
NJ. Rines, ,SneecL

We lay aside large portion of MSS and printed
matter to spread before readers the luminous and
admirable Speech of Mr.. Rves. 1t is conclusive in ia
vor OF the expunging resolutions The National Intel
gencer attempted in vain to damn il by anticipation But
ITS Pureght breaks through and dsspates the mist which
that paper has abored in vain throw around it, Ii is
unnecessary TO bespeak the readers attention The re-
putaon Of the Senator and the importance of the sub
Ject, will secure it general perusui.
MIR. Leigh has spoken the other side The Globe
describes this labored effort, and iororn hope as
hopeless indeed" II begs the people of Virginia {" to
throw the weight of Nh Benton out of the scales and
Poise mr. Rives and MIR. Leigh together" 1t states
that MIR. l.. seemed conscious of the weakness of hi;
cause on the score of authority, and although LAWYER
argued against The validity of precedents"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-08

SivASKAu, March 30.-Gen. MAooMB, with his Aid
camp Capt COOPER left our city yesterday morning
Tor Florida, in the Steam Packet DOipkiu
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-08

return our compliments to the Cleaned Theban tho Nor
" Herald remind him, that by tho Consti
ts'on The Legislature has right By lao to ehage
gong INTO oiheo And of eontsei MI farewell had
resigned ber they adjourned, they could
aud fixed ihc of the dn
- election But, Of able Serb
blefs TO overlook such povisiorF
an oe' in reply the whig-rcecvsd too late for tbi.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-08

" Messrs Urqnhart and Wills were not candidates
but polls held for them at the instance of their
Wing friends, who were NOISY than numerous
The day very nclcmen and mol half as many votes
given os we're poed last Spring The polls will be-
kept open"
Mr. tiolcman goes 10 SUSSEX on the 9Th, where we
understand he viii receive nearly strong as in
his own county TIE Prince George election takes
place on The l2th. lie will probably enter Southamp-
ton about 500 ahead IT Mr. Urquhart Suppose Mr. IT,
gets majority there perhaps Of from ffty 10 two hun
dred Mr. II. will geta decided majority Surry thosph
the county is small.
Col wooiey msmbcr, able ssm friend Of
NJ Van Bufen.
HENRlCO
The polls kept open three days and al the end
Of the third day stood tbus
John NJ Bolts, Gate delegate and whig) 400
Samuel Coitsell, (V b 800
Majority for Bolts 81
This election furnishes Ote politics of the coun-
~ Had precinct elections been established and Seldom
Randolph, Ellison, Rens Stake, &c been the candi.
date Mr. would have been BEATEN Some Of the Wings
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-08
Majority,
ALBEMaRLE AND pOWHgEaw

The tables turned The Wings are beaten in this
double TERED, populous and powerful county Gilmcr
and Souihail are superseded by Rives and Randolph
his IS great victory and il wonder that the On
position covering under the blow and are beginninp
! 10 despair OF the Campaign
AT the last Election, they carried the
whh what flourish of trumpets the victory ush.
cred IN! what immense importance attached to il
ise Wing said many fine things upon the occasion
in 1875, that cannot but repeat them in 1876
worthy friend Prunty Of Harrison said in one
oil ms nomination speeches, 'What that gentleman has
said OF his friend, is well said that beg leave to
ADOPT and apply IT to my own friend Let then sound
the trumpet oil the Wing, nutaudis for the
case being altered alters The Here goes then
ION yesterday the result of
WIN inc deepest anxiety by both parties
sangnns Boh regarded the county tho
State 10th regarded triumph sarnes Of po,v u; p;
gHid aHd defeat me harCgtr If defeat STATE at agge Al
Tho sLIHdirdbeac Reou1ean parfyl Asma1I H.. ~
rous repaired the of Is free and
dsonthacd the pride OF Republicans
I tionss! Glorious cid county! 20 -
Alternate has carried ranks of tho wb;ss rho
i not "rPsei tae 5o! They exultg paiy ro
81 ms eeG" and giVr0y IN ne fraudulent iriamphs
eH ne udn BshGtIar nerpsed as prophetic Of di.ns,
aud noe! 70 the Republicans ~ Promise They
.; the Romans did the Eagles flight the right
We o~s the Mig one, for its swelling, and this time
just expressions. w
If we carried the State last Spring ohout AlbemorIe
now much easier can carry the State this Spring
'ciM Albemarle r"s
In Powbatan County the elections have been close
lor several years. Last Spring Hopkins beat Crump
about votes THIS year ne is beaten by the superior
weight OF the Richmond Wing vote Hopkins is an
able and upright Republican. We sincerely regret his
discontinue. But heads up A man like Hopkins
cannot be kept down.
In old AlbemarIe carry every thing by n sweeping
majority of 1901 The result last snr;n yns
al foowa. F''"s -"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-08

Spring GOODS,-The subscribers beg leave 20 in.
- form the Merchants OF Virginia and the public re.
morally, that they are opening unusually largo
stock Of stapc, fancy, and domestic Day GooDs adapted
TO the approaching season-and by every arrival from
New York ln addition TO the entire purchases made in
the Northern cities have the pleasure Of announcing
to friends the receipt Of splendid variety Of Fsenel
Goods imported by direct consisting Of new style
painted Muslins, plain and figured Silk, Paris CLOVIS
Ribbons thread Cambrics and Handkerchiefs &c 90
Al Of which will be sold the usual terms and at sa
tisfactory prices.
RlNFORD, BROOKS, GAY e. co.
Richmond March "a. IO7-wsw
WMuLiAM T. sTOCKER, late Of the county Of
w Northumberland departed this life some lime
since, intcstate, and without issue leaving widow Tf
the said WIN J. Stockef hos any collateral other kin.
dred capable IN law Of nherng his estate they are re-
qured 20 make their pretensons known without delay
90 The undersigned, bis adm tori accompanied with he
necessary proofs 20 establish their claim such and pre-
pared comply with the legal requisites in such cases
GRIFFIN H. FOUSHEE, 9dJu'for
Of I'm StOcker.
Northumberland Co, Va, March 20. IO0-w4w'
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abuse of Suffrage.


The Wing bits at us iorinoticng the attempts of the
CITY to influence the elections in the counties because
we have voted in l1enrico Is the Wing blind as well
as insldous Can il not "tel hawk from Ina ndsaw2
is there no distinction, between vote given on bona
tde freehold, bought without thought of obtaining a
vote before the present Constitution was formed and n
freehold of % 80 dollars WORTH purchased with no
other design, Than 10 command vote; We purchased
our freehold long time ago-it gives a 6O1a tide i'm.
erest III the soil, which cultivate. What comparison
Is there between such property and piece of ground i'm
The colniy carved up into small lots each worth only So
distributed among several Wings in Richmond ior no
other purpose than to give each the right of yono
1t Fictitious franchise and contrary to the very .piri
OF OF the Constitution. According To this rule so
wings oil Richmond may obtain so votes in Hanover
Tor example, and control every doubtful election What
say lhe yeoanry oil the land TO this These so Whgs
by each investing 5000 in counties, may control their
votes IN all closely contested Elections Is this yht If
inc Wings are IN the habit of runping up those actous
ireeholds, Is A. not perfectly for those vhr
own bona dc reeholds, to offset spurious votes nv
genuine votes The whole thing is Objectionable
ought TO be corrected. Either pass law 10 make all
the Elections fall on day-or, the abuses will multi
ply until may become necessary to call Convention
II is sad that about 10 of these votes lave been mann
acuTed IN this city for Powhatan the last Election
the deeds recorded, and who knows whether the ,on.v
mas been Pad!-Ihis whole mockery has been pracliseJ
Tor the purpose of carrying Powhalan in favor of The
wings u these things so, how ought the independ
ent ireemcn OF Powhatan TO feel having a DeIrgaie
iois!ed upon them by such spurious foreign VOTERS
against their own interests, and wishes
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-08

Cand'dates IN Fauquier-Col. VIM r Smith and MIR
Absaiom Hckerson the late Republican Deleootcs =
ana Capt elias Edmonds, and Mr.. Edward C. Mar.
shall, Whgs 80
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-08
Februaru b.

NNlLLiAM r RITCHlE, date Of Richmond. Val
w Attorney and Counsellor at Law, Vicksburg.
isssspg0 will practise Law in the counties ofliinds
MADISON lazoo, Washington, Warren the Parish Of
caIIoi ~ soulsianaand in the Supreme Federal and
N''""0e'y SoufVs at Jackson Feb W.-f
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-08
The Barometer :

The clown said, that he always knew from the one
dsputant being in passion that the other had die adj
gGntage. W. ~
here Is no surer sign of the spirits of the Richmond
wing than the temper it displays When its cause is
desperate becomes reckless AS il decreases i'm ror
u increases in It's fury in proportion To- s
despar-and as it loses its temper it becomes coarse
ana abusive Like the chaied dog snarls aud foams
ana snaps at all around it, The Wing is conscious that
It's cause is waning in Virginia. and therefore il has me-
yer been more vrulent coarse, and scurrilous Ae,u
LOOK out Tor much slang, vtuperaIon and black
Ism, IN all The month OF pr from Mat .kennel nress
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-08

The gam of Albemars more than makes up for the
loss Of Powhainn So far we have gained one vote aeit