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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-02
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BOOK .7.fD JOB PRINTERS, Richmond.
SAMUEL SHEPHERD & JOHN B. COLIN have
~ formed connexion for the purpose Of prosecuting
the Book AND jon PniSTIyG in every variety
They will conduct their business on the cross street
(l3h) next below ihe Eagle Hotel and leading from
Main street to Shock Warehouse in the house former
ly occupied by Samuel Shepherd &. Co., and lately by
Samuel Arpherd-They invite the public generally to
paronze their establishment and promise use every
cxcron in brir power 10 faithfully all who may
employ them.
Their establishment is quite extensive which will en-.
able them 10 execute Book and other work with despatch
They pledge themselves tina, their work shall be equal
in oil respects TO any other executed in this city.
Dec. ~, 1895. 72-eo3tif
NAMES RIVER AND KANAWHA COMPANY.
eS Al meeting of the President and Directors Of the
James River and kanawha Company held in the CITY
Of Richmond. Saturday the 18th day Of Dec 1895:
Rcsolecd That the Stockholders Of the James River
and kanawla Company, other than the State be- and
they hereby required, to pay into the Bank of Viz
GINA of It's branches. the sum Of FIVE DOLLAR,
each share of Stock held by them in said Company
on before the 25th day Of February next
By order Of Ms-PreSident and Directors:
w. B. CHITTENDEN, Secretary
n B-The instruments that have been called for lin.
GLIDING the above) follows:
lst instamen 81 per share paid at the time Of SUBJ
scribng.
% iHs,alment % per share, due 30,h June, 1885.
Sd do. 50 do. do. 23th Nov, 1885.
| 4th do 50 do. do. 23tii Feb, 1886
Jan. 9. 72-wtf
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and Vice President every election Of su officers and
for said elections to dcvolvc Congress should be
all times avoided, if possible.
Resolred That to said elections By the people
or by their electoral Colleges, and counteract the
course and obvious designs Of The present sclsylcd
Wing party, composed rs it is Of aIhe discordaut
terals ofie whole Opposition 10 the present Admsr
tion the cordial union and concert purpose and
of action be earnestly recommended to the entire De.
mocratic Republican Party in Virginia and throughout
the United States.
Resoirrd That VIM. Daniel, ir. and Odin G. Clay,
Delegates from Campbell county in the present Lrgsla
turr of Va. be appointed altcrnatcs said Llrgacs
appointed hy the second resolution should they, from
any cause, fail 10 attend said Convention
On mctions sevrraIly made by Cpl Mark Anthony
and Thomas Preston, ESQ., the blanks in The second rrso-
luton were filled with the Of Maj William Cook.
Nathan Reid, Esq, Col. James S. billiard, and Capt
Nelson A. Thomson, rs Delegates.
The following resolutions were then offered by T.
Preston, ESQ. and unanimously adopted:
Resoircd, That the proceedings of this meeting he
signed by the Chairman and Secretary and the Editors
of the Richmond Enquirer, and Wing, The Iyuchburs
Democrat, and Firglnan, be respectfully requested to
publish them IN their respective papers.
ResoIrcd That this meeting do now I'D ourn siae die
WM. COOK, Chuirman.
N. REID, Secretary.
u We have also received the animated Proceedings
Of large Van Buren, Meeting in .HnrShudi county,
They have appointed Major w T. Wiley of Alonongala
and jacob De Camps, ESQ., Of Brooke county, their
Delegates to the Republican Stale Convention Of the
llth January.
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DE THIS

Died. the residence Of hi. uEcr, 1.-The Rev Valentino Nj Ma
son. Amelia county, the h Of Dcccmrr, William Muon,
the l9h lis with fine mind, which had
been rnvH;r he possessed rcpnate heart which deserved
all his relations and friends Ia NIL the relations
CLIFF he cNenpary-As son. c dutilu; as bothc a-
friend firm. Having Iad from his chJhood
Inhibited character perfect
pgiblc w human n:my lc did his hopes OF saliva
the L foundation OF human merit but sought through
the RircHor acceptance with c"oncicdGo Through
tho H.rt.ns iap0-'tISn which he bore with iotuc, hIs
ai cI.or GncIdah By the hcc
hope the nt the sparkling and
timed clrC& Of ~. cOnsump.Ivc patient.
TIN. Gi. bloom Of life, this csmabie young
by % au all ;ha render life dear; but
only exchanged few short Of for Eternity Of
hesse right hand Of tho Father in licaven
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-02

TENO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN Appli-
IL cation will be made TO the next Congress OF the
United States proong the term OF my Patent for GER
tanimprovements therein mentioned granted on the 18th
day of January 1926; but in consequence of defects in
the specifications, cancelled returned to the Patent
Office and the seal broken and was repatented on the
22d day Of October, 1929.
STEPHEN MCCORMICK.
Auburn, Fauquicr county. Va, Oct.2. 43-m3m
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try will be directly flooded with pnper beyond what
safety and prudence will justify This scheme would
add something 10 the fund Of the State for purposes Of
Internal Improvement, and postpone the necessity Of
laying taxes to pay interest the money which it will
be ne sary to borrow for present engagements 10
more remote eriod INTERNATIONAL BANK
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-02
Itrstrrn IIrUini1.


The Romnev Inte!gencer is not so much one Of The
Ea,htM as not he honest He is dissatisfied with the
nomination of White, and speaks openly out-liear him
G-,Hin
rha, i. party the South who prefer Judge White 10
cani,tc fully bcvc5u :hc aasos Tor 'hut
for Mr. Van Gten titan all that Gen jackson
done The principles of majority OF TIA" Eor'-
lrn sanctioned by the majority o the
,cupr Virginia. elect Mr. White though II were
ra:ou. would have been much better Tor i.
nominated Mr. Calhoun oncsliis principles
will m much farther in the back ground ,an '"y
Tic ;rcr' THE p:mauriy OF this nc very "a
Van Bucn. The PRINCIPLES AT ALL OF Mr.
-, Barren preferable the principles sci up by Mr. Calhoun
III what abou, IS that this preciaicd move 81 ich-
maI viii rcIaly be aa! to the Opposition cause IN our
Gry! SPIN: elections throughout Western Virginia
WY for the Wee Presidency aiso
az ticket? They competent 10 DO
~ what dill ami thus have saved Ec people INC it"u
" .cnilu. delegates the Iul TO Rcmond IN February
Messy friends in Ensicrn EsnIn, that the ca OF q
dissolution. Of ila. tending dissolution, OF tins Cno IS
'rir asnaty political harrnrss-a' VIC
mast arkn" ledge, that rather hnSy in our general aP-
Oa :hD D! Gov Tazcw, H. There views ad-
"' actually disturb the tranquility Of this OF all others the
"> happy III" Globe. 1t ought to have
Heh Clay an Webster placed III" head OF the General TO
This the will Of Mr. Calhoun and his and.
l''IGnn" they have tic and WALL through
Njsc Whs to ii just @ 0: Mr. Van Burrn pattizans in
tended"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-02

T. The Charlottesville Advocate, Richmond Wing,
Ac., &c., may well abandon their tricks. The Editor
=! this paper will never hr cfcrcd-and would never
dGrc ucrcptcd the office of Senator of the L. States He
dS:cd it, rIprcsd it, riShed it. never
zen MougM Of H-But why contradict it at all The
nick IS too papable and absurd 70 be retuted.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-02

WAsurSGToS, Dec. 3O.-Wc learn that Roger b. Ia
new OF Mary land Monday last nominated to be
Chief Justice of the L. States, and Philip p. Barbour, of
Va, 10 BE- Associate Judge Of the Supreme Court
Some days ago puwhalan Ellis now District Judge
of the United States for the District of Mississippi WIS
nominated to be Charge Aiairrs Of the United States
to Mexico
Neither Of these nominations has yet been acted
upon.-.rh. Iat
TuEsUyIrED STATES ASD GEEMASY--Ertract Of
citcr Of the Both OctObnr from Berlin -" Mr.. Henry
Wheaton, Charge d Atfiires Of the United States, and
author OF History Of the Normans, has arrived in this
capital He is the first dplomatst of North America
accredited to our since john Quincy Adams, and
is instructed to negotiate treaty Of commerce between
the United States and several o. the Of Ger.na
ny.'-H.
Dec 81 BESIDES other nominations b. the President
of the United States said 10 BIZ before the Senate, il
that OF Amos Kendall. to be Postmaster General, and
JAS G. Pickett, TO be Fourth Auditor Of the Treasury
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-02

EpOARDiNG.--lRs. FoRBEs can accommodate
ED with genteel Boarding, four FIVE gentlemen
She resides in healthy neighbourhood the south side
of G street, square above MIR. A. Warwck's
building. G72-St] January 2.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-02

BIZ anil nth tic adrice AID consent Of tie Sennte.
BENJAMIN 6. Bonsa!l, 10 be Marshal for the Eastern
district Of Pennsylvania
~ B. Vanzandt b. X. Morsc Joshua Nelson, Ma
i6aRiet Braa. 57irr HTy;- ss."c- s:ia Lag
Getlys Joel Brown, and VIM Thompson 10 be Jus
of Tie Peace Cor the county Of Washington in the
District OF Columbia
CREEK IsDIASs.- We regret to state, says the Fee
dcra Union that the COL of Militia to whom the Co
vcrnnr ssr orders for the protection of the people %!
Stewart County against the Expectations Of Creek In.
dams ha; failed his orders, and has resigned
The EnGaDs are assembled for hostile purposes, IN cons
crable force the Alabama side OF the Chatlahoochc;
the number Of their warriors varying, according to diff
fcrst statements from four hundred 10 thirteen hun.
bred. The difficulty has assumed very serious
character and must be met with prompttude nnd en-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-02

The PENNSYLVANIA of the Both December states that
ire aoriion of the Wings Of Philadelphia positive
II refuse suppoI 4 tue nomination Of Harrison; A.
e Meeting the Adelphi they formally dtned Ine va
4tv OF the nomination, and declared it not at all o'o
.c upon the Wing party Measures were taken tn con-
If VIII heir political brethren throughout the Union
as 10 the course proper to pursue and Horace Gnney was
appointed at the head of the Committee OF
cnce The two Conventons--the antimasonic heau aho
the wlr tail-ayc roughly handled in the proceedings
and in fact the union and harmony Of the coalition the
ls, nondescript specimen of union and harmony ever
brought before The political world The nominate OF
Harrison has made two antinasonc parties, and two
wing parties four factions be mashallcd and harmo
Missed for the Fall elections Truly the prospects of the
coalition dark and gloomy. The spirit engcntered
Oh! similar character crocious and enlb!ttered.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-02

The Senate Of n Carolina have laid upon their table
the resolutions of the other House. respecting The diStri
l.,iun Of the Proceeds Of the Public Landsand they
have adopted resolution, by Of SO to u. denying
10 oncrcss the Constitutional Right to distribute tho
proceeds Of these Lands. The Wing papers assert, that
i was party vole carried by the friends OF Mr. Van
Buren,.
Nj. Clay has brought up the subject again in the Sc
nate Of the l.. Sand made mi captaadnTt speech
which we give to-day But until Mr. Clay has answer.
c. the luminous and powerful Message Of the Pres dent
when he returned the former bill to the Senate at the
States in opposition to the measure it will be all, LOres
LIbour Lost
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-02

VT. Walsh remarks the statement Of Of the
Wing papers, that the departure of Mr. Barton from
Paris, 1.-The door ofcomnunca ton would be closed be.
tween The TWO countries. Mr.. W. states that "tc U
states have at Paris. regular agent acting Consul
General, Daniel Brent, Esq, who for long series
"i years. Chrt Clerk in Department of State, and
often served Secretary and who may be relied upon
L safe channel OF communication
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-02

IL We shall publish 90 A Stockhodr in the james
River and kanawha Company, soon possible. We
nope in our next-We must again hesecch the paticce
Of our Correspondents. We repeat, we literally in.
undated with Proceedings of Congress aud Legislature
Communications, &c. &c Authors. who are impatient
tor The birth Of their offspring, must bde their time
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-02
MISSISSIPPI SEN.4TOR.

The election of Senator Of the U. S. is perfectly I'M
certain The latest accounts from the State estimate
in, rrmbcr Of Jackson Van Buren, men in the House
al 2i Jackson White at 81 Wings and Nullitiers 22-
r.! IN nil And in the Senate. q Jackson Van Buren,
Two Jackson Whi,e-nne Wings and Nullitirrs.-lt
is said that Mr. Pondcxtcr cannot get more than 26
votes Bnt Nous FcrronS' reaction has taken place
in Mississippi The eyes OF the People are opening to
tue nanonvrcs which have been played off upon them
and the friends Of Van Buren, count upon the victory
McXt Fall.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-02
FOR TIRE ENQUIRER.
TUX 1fE E.S
JOHN Il. BROWN uf 1852,
cersuS
JOHN T. BROWN OF 1895.
.
CONSISTENCY Thou art q Jcrcl!"

lhUH art Il JElcci!
your readers he good enough TO
| particular MIR. Van Buren, has
I'm T.. Brown has been enabled,
c following contradictory sent:
i've Caucussrs Of lS32 and 1888:
use he is in favor of the pIocIa-
&c.-ior, Judge White. whom
Ii so much zeal, and to use his
" to force upon the country, ny
,zcitements," has unqualIiiedly
Sophouisba! Sophonlsba, Oh!
IN 1899.
iu,ol Even If it should cvcn,untc IN
rec. 1.-THE election of Mr.. Van Buren by
gen. tho people, it woul! be source o.
q Of lao regret to him, believing, as lac
cas-: iii, tGat he ramc nrarrr The StHa'dTa
m. al rir0iu:a politics HGn any Gtdrr
.tra- .and.ddtr mko conti er eonW ne sac
au,I:es<iui. lie hud no intention mhut-
.vrr Of culosizins Mr.. Van Buren,,
lie. n OF ,iil,iiraIin. hin from tho ut
,;n, urks which had been made 0m Ei+
,nIdI priuripIcs. II. had no language for
tuu I;mncgytic; nor had he, Is some
,Uui ,cnl ciHch seemed 10 nave, HchIt
ami or bitter and mtrcilrss invec,ivc.
the Tie consideration Of Mr.. Van Blu.
10 rrn'S qualifications had been tore
sWn III upu" the meeting, not By those
imi who we,o chursed with iavr!ins
les MIS- pretonSionS, but By those who
2 Il mere opposed 10 him, und seemed
NJ ulicitous Of un opportunity Of de-
rhr ..cumcing him. While hn did not
lrlS outsider II incumbent on him 10 en-
EN- zoe into defence OF Mr.. Van liu-
.dcr zen: he WIS flee 10 say, that Tor his
tru rwu part, HE HAD ENTIRE
, Dc CONFIDENCE IN HIN, and
70. thought him an ADLER and better
/ re-. man than most i'those who sought
20 raise him on his downfall. lie
Snrw not where that Statesman
vas 10 bo found, who, in long
course OF public service, had no,
fallen into some error OF inconsist-
cncy nor was it possible for any
politician, 10 niIttsr whit the pu-
Tity and elevation oil his purposes,
10 cscapo suspicion, &c.-it was
a signal cvidoaco Of his political
ia,esny, that, when arraisned be-
lore the Srnatt, on n recent occa-
sion, and tried by his Peers, al
though his whole career under
" eat u revision, and the voice OF
The uccuser was loud and fierce,
The malignant sasaciiy othis worst
enemies could not iix on him, by
adequate proof, Il single charge
that justified his conviction. lilo
was condemned, TWINS true hut
il was against the feelings aud OPT
MONS of the nation, and no man,
he believed, would found his judy
menl upon verdict rendered by
rivals and enemies" &c. &c.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-02

4" II Mr.. Van Buren, cumc int
power, he would have been force
on tie Country, By artificial ascn
cies and eAc;tements, III despite U
the vehement preiudiccs Vi at leas
. respectable portion Of the Anne
rican people, and his .Admini,tra
tluI could 40, prove Il tranquil an
happy ONE
" They were thoroughly unite
in an umcomprorniSin: uppoSltI"'
TO Martin Van Buren, am RichaT'
VI. Johnson. That oppo,'tlon too
was founded on principles abou
which they were equally unan'
NOUS. They were opposs! I" 'h'
accession OF these caH'Iia,'s u
office, az arrorrt ~ tdc %e!'"Hn"'
mcrim$ bv ra,ri. .hfg 1rrrf ~ GnH'
Mister The Government. fa!ty des
po,ism and extravaganza were II
pave their way TO power, ana 10 ~
cure them ~ ~ possession. I'M
proscripiivc discipline, iainiliarl!
known us the New luIk system
was to be exhibited Oh the bro.:dc
thrutrc oflhc Union. The patru
mage orthc Government was 10 tt
dispensed among paEliznus us II 70
ward Tor their services, without re-
gard 10 their fitness ia3 Office"
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ssich.sssss!, VA, saturday, Jan. =
yyPu.SGIN'G RESOLUTIONS.

n.,.,;nns 70 elpunse have been adopted by decided
,;-n,s of both Houses Of the Legislature CT lLrI-
Ths Expunsing Resolutions (Which published on
1,y ias} Ia We also passed the House Of RprcSt MA.
.< ,f Ou.o bv vote of II to 24-nearsy to |. The
Rsnubicans tocd the mark. TIE only tnchng and
Idriu~ was on the part Of the Wings They attempt
wi :, crcry variety of form, blink the question. aud
E, ,ramnc the resolutions They proposed amendments.
tuvur to the State Leg Ht~rcS the right TO instruct
and rr$r1vng the right only 10 The People 81 STATE
l;ut all their were met anc defeated pE INC
firm advocates oil the Right Of instruction. Inc f'Sn-
Juuus will unouestiuuaby be concurrrd in By the Sc
nate et Ohio. ;, =, r,,.
to instruct their Senator'S &c to oppose the admission
e Michigan into the Union until the boundary line OF
90 is Established in accordance w!th her ConSlltu
he Petersburg Iutchigenccr is much wiser than
has ever passed for i'll the world if e prove that
Senate cannot "expunge, without CELEBRATING ihe
,rl OF their proceedings WE did mean to say, Ina!
s rawnr these mysterious lines around and across
record vi the proceedings Of the Senate, the journal
,rh the Constitutions requires they should krrp wils
,n.r,punrrd But never meant to say, that by
L oncsino naarIs it would "bc destroyed, Gottcd out
~ lt,rchd'-Does the Intellisrnccr really not know,
, ,,,c may b. canceiird, without being destroyed.
nII.rraeG &c Let him 60 TO Old Bailey. He says it
,v he 70 .cross out -Crabb "a modern writer Of high
reia.ionl SAYS that Of the synonymes of eLpange
!; r, t:ycr-t.at is BY lattice ccrk.The custom OF the
p,s, Parliament il cXpunglng has been various tor-
,'y i, was 10 ohcrae-but the modern practice is to
c,<S .irogph-and this may lac effected by lines or
yr run through the writing, not destroying the text,
law, si,awnu it to be cancelled expungcd-What
r,rrs, the Virginia Legislature will take-or what
rouIa. Mrssrs. Leigh. and Tyler will pursue in conse
.uenc,. we know nut-muy we presume does the man
Friday q. the /. l.
,ar. reported 10 the House their Expunging Rcsolu
;:nos- Copy be found in yesterdays Proceedings
iEry are made the Order of the Day for Monday next
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-02-20
VIRGINIA, TO wlT:

1T rules holden in the Clerks Office
of the Circuit Superior Court Of
Lap and CAaneery for the Coun
ty of Hampshire, on the first Mon
day in October, 1885.
James Allen, Plaintiff, against
Thomas Edwards, Henry Haynes,
Anthony Edwards and Benjam
Whitemeck, defendants.
in CHANCERY,
The Sefen dant Thomas Edwards
not having entered his appearance and
given security according TO the ACT OF
assembly and the rules Of this court; &
it appearing by satisfactory evidence
that he is not an inhabitant of this
country II is ordered, That the said
defendant do appear here on the LIST
day of the next court, and answer the
bill Of the Plaintiff and that a copy of
this order be forthwith inserted in
some newspaper published in Rompey,
for two months successfully, and that
another copy be posted al the front
door Of the courthouse OF the said
county Of Hampshire. A copy Tesle,
JOHN B. WHITE, g. H. G.
!, October 10, 1882
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VIRGINIA, 70 Wit /:

~e~ - 49, - W
At rules holden in the Clerks Office
ofthe Circuit Superior Court Of
Lao and Chancery for the county
of Hampshire, OH the 1st Monday
in December, 1885.
George McCauIy, plaintiff, against
Addison McCauly, Alfred McCauly,
Jehosephat McCauly, John Nc eau
ly and others, defendants.
IN CHANCERY.
The defendants Jehosephat McCau.
ly and Alfred McCauly, not having
entered their appearance and given Sc.
curiiy according to the &C. Of assembly
and The gnles Of this court /; and it ap-
pearing by satisfactory evidence that
they are not Inhabitants Of this coun-
try; 1t is ordered, That the said de-
PENDANTS do appear here on the 1st
day Of the next court, and answer the
bill Of the Plaintiff and that copy
OF this order be forthwith inserted in
some newspaper published in Romney
for two months successfully, and that
another copy be posted at the front
door oflhe court.honse Of the said coun-
~ Of Hampshire. A copy-Teste,
JOHN B. WHITE, C. II. O.
December IL. 1885.
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Tract or Parcel Of Land,
VIRGINIA, TO WIT :


At rules holden in the Clerks Office
of the Circuit Superior Court Of
Lao and Chancery for the County
Of Hampshire, on the first Monday
in December, 1885.
Robes, N. White and Matilda his wife,
late Matilda Mcbride, Rhsda Nc
Bride, Elisabeth Mcbride, Maria l..
Mcbride, Zilpha Mcbride, Bershe.
ba Cowan, late Bersheba Mcbride,
Thomas Allen aud Rheuhama his
wife, la,e Rheuhama Mcbride, plain
tiffs,agaiast
Samuel NeBride, Elijah Mcbride, A.
doniran Mcbride, John Mcbride,
John w. James and Maria A. James,
defendants. in CHANCERY.
The defendants Samuel Mcbride,
Elijah Mcbride, Adoniran McBride,
John Mcbride, John w. James and
Maria A. James, not having entered
their appearance and given security
according to abe &C, Of assembly and
the rales Of this court : and il appear.
ing by satisfactory evidence that they
are not inhabitants Of this country !:
1t Is ordered, That the said defen-
dants do appear here on the lst day
of the next court, and answer the bill
Of the plaintiffs !; and that acopy OF
this order be forlhwilh inserted in
some newspaper published 10 Romney,
for two months successfully, and That
another copy be posted a. the front
door of the courthouse of the said
county Of Hampshire. A copy Tes.e
JOHN B. WHITE, G. II. c.
December ~, 1885.