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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-26

CHERoKEE TREArY.-The latest intelligence from
Washington respecting the treaty concluded with the
Cherokees, is contained ia tive following paragraph from
the Dahlonega Recorder:
II IS stated, that letters have been received by seve
raj Cherokee Counirymen in this ncighborhood, from
their delegates at Washington stating that the Treaty
entered into at New Echoia 2Jth Of November last by
the United States Commissioners aud the Cher0kees,
has been submitted TO the Senate, and will be ratified
by that body, notwithstanding tie violent opposition Of
John Ross. Sne0nHM Georgian
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TO THE voTERs OF II9 0IjISa

FELLOW CIrizESs-The time has arrived when we
should have something do with election this Spring
1t appears that there four Van Buren, ddaes aud
only one Wing And if we do not have a meeting and
bring forward one candidate, shall be deicated-
Therefore, ought To the different precincts
and appoint man 10 represent If every will
be nj his post will defeat the Wings the day of
grace Will be over with them forever. This fall the
Presidential Election will take placement winter the
Legislature will have to appoint Governor, and God
orod we should have such another present in
cumbent-and perhaps Senator elect; but we have
no right to expect that Mr. Leigh said in his letter to
the Legislature of Virginia, that he home last
spring with the determination TO resign his in the
u States Senate but he found that there nsruc-
tons getting up TO instruct their Senator's ne then came
to the determination to hold aud abide by conse
quences; So by the next meeting of the Legislature he
may conclude to hold on again We cannot tell what
the Wings will or will not do Mr.. Tyler cannot honor
ably obey-Mr. Leigh honoraJy oJey or resign
The Governor cannot honoratty send the of
The Legislature to Senator's and still they are all
right obey say whilst old friend Gen jackson is
always 'orong and they rght-So you may see the
necessity of our being up and doing, you have 10
time 10 Loses
BY SEVERAL THREE CHOPPERS
We omit the of the by tho
wrterbieausc think friends ought Loft TO
themselves. = = - ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-26
NOMINATIONS

The firm Republicans of Wythe have nominated Dr.
John Stanger, candidate to the House of Delegates
MIR Harvey George, of TazeiceH has vsthdra from
the Senatorial canvass-thus increasing the chances
against Mr.. McComas hIessrs. McComas and MEGA
the hub-Mc Comas splits hairs and goes for White The
man, whodenonnced all Proclamationiss, Force Bill men
&c &c.no,o goes for the who was then the most
devoted TO the Proclamation and the Bloody Bill -
Mr. McConas forsooth does election by
the H. OF R-yct in the very breath, he whispers
that IT IS constitutional mode of election and that
the Members of Congress responsible the people
the manner in which they discharge this duty" Yes,
indeed-and SO the Members of Congress who at
tempted to oist Aaron Burr upon us, the head of
Thomas Jefferson; and they who sturned up
Jack in 20. The long and short ofit Isl that Mr. McCo
mas would rather throw the election into the House.
where intrigue and corruption would rule the hour than
see Van Buren, elected by the People
The Wings of Hanover, after aborous session (of 5
or hours) at the Court House, and sounding two or
three of their party who declined the honor have last
fixed upon Charles Thompson their canddate-We
say, GOodau against tie feid!
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&c cannot, ought not aud rA nOt RESIGN"
Wo cannot ought net submit to our ssrpants
The PEoPLE, at The Polls.
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EXTRACT Of letter from gentleman IN The countyD 10
in IL - -

Il
his friend az tie Legislature.
The Governors and MIR. Leigh's letters make
new era In the history Of the State. The Governor
ought to be mpeached for viour in office con-
slider he bound, under the Constitution TO do the
Ministerial act he requested do The form is pre
clsey the the Legislature adopted in February
1916 In February 1890, and in February 1929 except
that the last is stronger 1t the resolution
ing the Tariff laws and runs thus:
'Resofred That the Governor be requested TO trans
NIT of the report and resolutions to the
ana Representatives OF Va, in the Congress of the u
States with request the Representatives. and nstruc
ton TO the Senators, that the laid by them before
their respective Houses
You observe the Governor is requested 10 transmit
70 the Senators, &c with am instruction to lay them be-
fore the Senate. BY this did any one conceive that the
Governor to INSTRUCT The bubble is really beneath
contempt
4" joint resolution is law;~ many laws have been
enacted IN that form, the of lS0-'3I assigning
the Judges of the Circuit Courts hold certain
ed terms, &c III rule direction given by the SUI
Preme power TO do particular act The only difference
Is, that law generally through FORMS
these all be dispensed wit-and fact most of orr
old laws in the form of resolutions as may be seen
by looking into Henings Statutes at large. The Go
vernon being requested instead of being ordered makes
no difference, Tor that word used by courtesy from
one branch OF the Government the other caui-
vaent TO positive order, which the officer dis
obey
If the Legislature were to requcsta Judge to hold
Court In particular county in June Instead of April
would he not be guilty Of MISCELLANEOUS in Office TO will
fully disobey?
Were member, I would impeach the Governors
and if it done this or the next session alden 10
the supremacy of the Legislature!
As TO Mr. Leigh course rejoice at it, so far as the
interests OF party concerned If il does open
tie eyes of the blind, do know what will But
this is question be discussed in basty letter
IL cannot pass without full examination"
by the Constitution the Governor bound
The little spotted pig longer running about He
may now be counted ! He is whole-hog man for the
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-26

" We are authorized 10 announce DAVID S. c.
LAND asa Candidate for the county Of Amherst in the
next Legislature.
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The little spotted pig is longer running about He
may now be counted He is whole-hog man for the
Wings.
We finish Mr. Benton's speech in this days paper and
recommend it to readers
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LATEST FROM MEXICO

by the Ship Moctezuma, Capt. Collins, we have re-
celved Vera Cruz papers to the 9TH inst inclusive.
The Moctezuma has on board large amount Of spe-
cie being part of 81 oil 700 which arrived at Vera
Cruz from Mexico ON the 26th of January
On the 18th of January mutiny took place i'm the
garrison of Acapulco in the South, which appears to
have been completely successful 1t was however stat.
ed that no political designs connected with the
movement.
company has been formed at Vera Cruz to run a
steam boat regularly between that port and Alvarado
Tlacotalpam, &c
The affairs OF Texas principal topic of remark
IN Tile papers, and severe comments bestowed upon
the people of the u. States for encouraging the Texans
IN their rebellion The paragraph in the President
Message had however, tended soohe the minds of the
people, as showing that the American Government
would endeavor TO prevent and restrain the fitting out of
expeditions in ports in aid of the Texans The army
OF Santa Anna destined TO operate against Texas left
San Luis Potosi, Jan. 3D. and arrived Leona Vcaro
on the 9Th Its numbers definitely stated though
1t is lntmated that including what ,oerc 10 foLoo i,
would amount to 5000 or 10000 men.
VERA Cruz, Feb A letter fran Mexico states
that the Supreme Government has determined 10 raise
mand of Gen. Cor,azar.
VERA Cruz Feb Ills Ex ID. Manuel Eduardo
Gorostiza arrived yesterday from Mexico his way to
tie United States, TO fulfil important commission
with the character of Minister Extraordinary near that
government Senior Gorostiza, has arrived in H. York
In the Moctezuma. One of the Mexican papers init
mate that he comes 10 negotiate for the sale of Texas
the w. States. Another denies it with indignation.l
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agriculture, manufactures and commerce. sources Of
prosperity which have been almost dried up by past
calantcs, will doubtless find place among the many
other subjects of your deberoon, they will be Of
the constant solictude of my Government am GER
tain that you will cooperate to the Of your pow
er, with your Queen, in the noble enter prise glor-
ously begun of restoring the country Ii sacrifices are
necessary, they will be- unanimously made because
generous nation which have the honor represent
capable OF every effort for the good of the county
tStaadsrd.
Extract from letter TO the Editor, dated,
PANS, January "a. 1886
France is satisfied with the Message. and being So no
American citizen ought be otherwise In a national
point OF vew the Message is worth millions The
question before understood 1t was neeessa
ry 10 take up at the beginning to make il Ineligible
IL was not enough that few should understand it, when
n had assumed a character of much gravity. The
tim, had come when the whole world interested in
this question: and the whole world has read and
understands IL. There being no diplomatic agent in
France, 1t is said communication from this Govern
ment to that OF the w. States, has been made through
England. Ii is also mentioned i'm some of the papers
usually the organs of the Government that M. Bots lie
Compe going to the United States charged to settle
some OF the details of the business perhaps how
the damages claimed the bill drawn to be arrang-
eu must not however, omit TO add that people gene
rally are surprised that the money has yet been paid
They can only account for it by supposng tech
nlcnlity or question of etiquette TO be in the way
The ministry not able to keep the mention of
Poland out of the address TO the King The King in his
answer not notice that part AAer all the sparkg
articles published in the Journal des Deba they do
appear TO be SO full of fight just II is probable the
troubled state of the Peninsula has weight in de-
terinning the Government not 10 break with Russia
this time. The accounts from Spain very uniavor-
able that hobed ofpopular movement Catalonia, again
gives uneasiness. Nina, with oil his rmness and acliv
W has not been able to keep down that spirit The Castle
oil Barcelona was attacked broken into, and about 100
Carlist prisoners, confined in it, put death by mob
IN amos barbarous way 1t must be remarked that the
Carss have on several occasions massaced prisoners
that Tell into their power. God forbid that the United
States should ever witness such of blood; but
Dad as they are they much dwet upon by the
press IN Europe as the Lynch law proceedings in the
United States Let this he borne i'm mind The people
of the United States have the eyes of the world upon
them-May they set example of virtue justice, and
moderation in all their relations internal and external
is the wish Of whose heart the best of
them.-N Y american.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-05
Feb. 90.

"a AND NOTiCE-The subscriber, wishing re-
move 10 the West, offers for sale her of Land
lying IN the upper part of Louisa county, Beaverda
Creek This tract contains about 260 acres, the larger
portion OF which uncleared and of good tobacco
lind Tho timber is of the most desirable kind and
dered peculiarly valuable by its vicinity to several saw
mills IL is well situated for market being disin only
few miles from the Buck Island Mills from the Union
Mills on the Rvanna river. The above named Creek
runs through the plantations atrording a considerable
quantity ofmeadow land TO persons DESTROYS seeing
tue land it will be sewn by Capt t. Miller, to whom
application as to the terms may likewise he made 10
mysef-Also the tract of land on which reside con.
tanning 100 acres. and situated the road leading from
Louisa g. House to fredericksburg, miles of the
former place. l.. J. BURRUSS.
Feb. 81 o6-wdw~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-05

NOLlAlI the very best .f thai celebrated race
w horse American Eclipse. will stand the present
son. at our stables in Marysvlc Charlotte county Va
and be let to mares on the following terms vz $50 the
season, payable the 18th day of July next at which
time II will terminate; Ssib la insure pregnancy, de-
andabe as soon as II is fully nscertad be- the case,
or the property of The in any way transferred
Clisses o mares In the number of huwrvrr will be
put at SlU zach, one person becon,ng responsible;
get;er with 81 in all cases To the yroon,
Extensive and excellent pasirayr in the SEASON rrn-
It's Mares will lkews, be fed with grain aud receive
the very best ntion for - pr day The sub
scribers pledge themselves severally aud individually 10
take the best possible care o all entrusted To their
management, and will their Efforts To pre-
accidents of every kind; nevertheless they will not in
cur any responsibility their part for any which may
Gentlemen sending mares from distance will drcc
them tn the of of the subscribers viz: Richard
j. Gaines, residing in the vicinity. with written
directions To him. and instructions the particular
ner they wish their be treated their
habits, nc, whether miscellaneous spitefnl, &c, c7
Goliah was got by Eclipse; his dam by Mendoza; i'm
ported Expedition; Maid of the Oaks, by the imported
Spread Eagle; Annette, by the imported Old Shark Mel
sons buckingham; True Wing; Baylor's Gallant; i'm
son OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. got by Hickory; his dam
Nettietop, by the imported horse Old Diomed Beisey
Lewis, by the imported horse Old Shark; ATLANTA by
the imported horse LINDSAY Araban celebrated Anne
rican running horse Lees Old Mark Anthony; imported
Crawford; imported Svereye; imported Janus; import
ed mare, imported by the late Gen Alexander SPOTS
wood, OF Sposyvana county, Va.-For confirmation o
The pedigrees Of the above horses. Edgars General
Stud Book, the most comprehensive and scientific book
ever published this subject aud for Mark Anthony
also the A. T. r. and s. NJ. vol. !, p. So, No. I.
THOMAS p. RICHARDSON,
RI, HARD J. GAINES,
ROBERT F. GAINES
Feb. 20. 93-wGw
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the gradual dimnuton of the Indians and the removal
OF two bands Of the Appaachcolss, have reduced them
to nearly the latter number. From the letter Of Lieut.
Graysop, above quoted, appears that there
hundred aud thirty friendly Indians with the regular
troops at Fort Brooke. The whole number of hostile
warriors cannot, with probability be- stated
than i've hundred There is in these exaggerat-
ed sentiments, which only to mislcad the public
mind
Since the battle with General Chncb. in December.
no accounts have been received of any considerable
movements ct the Indians. Some buildings have been
burnt Tut the amount ofnjury, though probably gcat in
individual 'ses, has been comparatively nnimportaut
IL not to be believed that if there three thous
ana Warriors In arms half quarter of that number
they would have remtined quiet for six months while
FLORIDA was destitute of troops that they would have
permitted Col Parish, with hundred mounted militia
10 march INTO their country beat them, and burn the
town oil POWELL their principal Chief Ii is impossible
They would have marched from end of the country
to The other, carrying ruin before them.
Inc arrangement entered into with the Creeks BY
Zen McDougall has secured the cxerons of the Chiefs
10 prevent their people from participating these hos
tites and there good doubt the
OF the reports that many of them have joined the
noes III parties oil them, mas been stated have
been seen on their way the Seminole country arms,
was wonderful exercise of humanity in them to re-
ram from taking the scalps Of those who them,
and whom they passed. This natural view of the sub.
lect confirmed by the opinions of gentleman
y from the Creek nation whose official duties have Civ
en- nun opportunities Tor obtaining correct information.
New YonK, February &c
Bloom mp SOres-The first suit on account OF stores
blown the fire of December was decided ves
terday IN the Court OF Common Pleas, before struck
jury in favor of the plaintiffs n. H. q d. NJ Lord-da-
mage to the former or goods and lease) $I56274 so;
tn the latter as owner of the building, 81 l65 So As
decision will determine the principle for all is pro-
babe the case will be carried through all the conrs
There is an express statute of New York. pro,
vdiDg that in oil cases of property blown up
stroyed, by direction Of the Mayor and two Aldermen
or three Aldermen for the purpose of arresny fires
damages shall he assessed, &C. The only question of
law. therefore, involved in this question is the
statute the destruction ersonai property by
this means, as well as real Mat. Int.
JoIcE HETu is more! This ancient of DAYS on
whose young knees the infant WAsHISoros once rest
ed and played has At last laid down the burden of more
than hundred and sixty years She the oldest 100
man an The acorid when she met her DEATH which took
place on Monday last Actual age, 162! -PhH Gaz.
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POET'RY ".
WOMAN.
suca YET REMAINS us,rNo."

WOMAN.
mr. JAMES stuart, or ARMAGH, IRELAND.
When naf creations works were done,
nf just formed the stars, the glowing sun,
n AID sol(iy bushing skies;
Mud wide acroSs carth's dewy lawn
Glca'ncd the first eianccs OF the dawn,
And howers began to rise:
Clad in her robe of tcnler green,
Nature delighted viewed the scene,
Pleased with each novel form
And from each sweetiy opening flower,
From hill aud valn aud shady bowet,
She culiod some lovely charm.
Son DOR the lily's glowing white,
1in=ed with tho trembling ray OF light,
She shed the roses flush;
just IA the first born morning gale,
Lightbrcathing o'cr the spicy vale,
Dccpcned its gin blush.
She drew the diamond from the mine,
And lus,rc from the stars that shine r.l.r
Amid the coudlcs. sky;
And purost pearls. obscufely spread
In oceans dark aud gloomy bed,
Remote from mortal eye.
She took the balruy violct's blue,
Tho sweet carnations mellow hue,
~. Rich with the tear of night;
Though tho young hoain OF rising day.
Had melted half that tear away,
In the first stream of light.
Aud now !" elegance nrrayed,
Her last, her faifest work she made.
ALMOST a seTapb's frame;
To animate this form gven
Agentle spirit sent from heaven,
Aud WOMAN was her maine.
Then on her softly smiling face
She avished every winning grace,
And every charm was here;
Upon her eye the violei's blue,
UPon her check the roses hua,
The lily every where
Yes, On that eve was secW to play
The lusiro of the stellar ray,
The dinmond's humid glow!
She throw TO form her bo~oui's globe,
Lilies tender flush and Reauty's robe,
On the wreath of virgin snow.
Then Woman's lips in smiles wi,hdxeSz
Their voils of rich carnation hue,
~ And pearls APPEARED beneath;
Aud blost Arabia seemed TO pour
The perfumes of its spicy ptore,
To niinglc with her breath.
Hark: bark! she speaks, and sitvcr strains,
hclodious floating o'or the plasas,
namclcss JOY importl
The nightingale hath caught the tone,
And made that melting voice his own,
That viSraios the heart.
Fond Nature cast her glance atound
The glowing sky, the how'ry graund,
The day-difiusiDg sun;
On Woman last her darns child
Sho gazcdi and said with nccera mild,
" Creation's work is dHne.7'
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NOTlCE.-The subscriber wishes to hire for the ba.
y lance of the year, first man Cook who can
come well recommended, and for such liberal price
Will be given. JOHN VOWLES,
Eagle Hotel, Chariottespile Va.
Feb 90. O1ic
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n AND FOR SALE-A highly improved Farm
ii called Lime Stone Creek situated on the Rich
mond Road nine miles from Charlottesville containing
7l2 acres less, with dwelling houses and ali
the necessary out houses stables threshng machine
&c, will lie sold by private contract; together with
negroes stock of cattle and valuable horses implements
OF husbandry, corn, fodder, &c. small tract of low
land belonging TO Mr. David Niche, and which is to be
sold, separates ii from the Riyanna River There is
vein OF rich Limestone running through the whole tract
which has quaed and klned for these seven years
and the lime employed to enrich the land
and for selling for building purposes Persons dcsirous
of buying, will apply at the Office of the Charlottesville
Advocate, or to Dr. Blettermann at the University.
october ~ 4S-wtf
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nicer.

AND THE ART or HEAILHG GENERALLY.
10 he Editor Of the S. II. Telegraph.
AW X. Editor We have noticed in your paper an
1VH advertisement by DR. Marshall, proposing TO cure
Cancerous diseases, Fstua, &c We have bee N accus-
toned to believe that these diseases WERE for the
part, incurable; but having had opportunity of wit
Messing of the practice of Dr. M we really think il
would be serving the cause Of humanity say that we
have been asonIsed the success ending bis efforts
We have cases the appearance of which w
from all around, expressions Of hopeless despair and
seemed to defy human skill and yet after few weeks
under the treatment of DIR. NJ the disease TO ali appear-
ance, is effectually removed
We take pleasure in calling the attention of any
your readers, who may be suffering from these distress.
ing diseases, to the advertisement referred TO.
ARCHD. THOMAS
CORNELIUS CREW,
EZEKIEL DAVIS
RICHD. G. GILLIAN,
JAMES CASK1E,
A. FRENCH.
w. w. MARSHALLS REMEDY FOR THE PILES.
An inallibe remedy for the Piles, (Which las been
tested by various persons in this city and elsewhere
may be fad by apPlyingto W. w Marshall, the Man
sion House.
If satisfaction is not given the money will be returned
reference to persons euyed Of Canccr iotoiy William
Petit, Fluvanna county Mr.. Hacket, Caroline county
Edward Bass Colesville Ich'd Johnson, Cumberland
county; Thos. Skinner, r.. City county; Saml Matthew'S
Brunswick county; Mr. Noble, Prince Edward county.
Mr. Miller, Goochland county; Mr.. Janney Alexandra;
William =. Wyche, Petersburg.
Sept. p. 41-wf
a RKANsAs LANDS.--f will purchase Military Pa.
"a tents for lands in The Territory Of Arkansas
Jan o [75-l2t GEO. H. SAMPSON.
NOTICE AZ persons having claims agninst the Us.
- tate of William Johnson deceased formerly Of
Goochland county requested 10 present them to the
subscriber, living Charlottesville Albenarle coun-
w. properly authenticated, before the 10th day Of
March next, arrangemc uts may be- made for paying
the same. Those indebted 10 said Estate will PIE Use
make Immediate payment. This notice will be plead in
bar against all claims which may be presented after the
above date. COLIN JOHNSON,
8dn'r. IF Wiiiam johnson, deceastd
Jan. IG, 1896 79-wGw
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FENO James Hooper and Judith, his wife, William
IA Winston aud Sally his wife, Calvin Saunders
Samuel Saunders, Stephen Saunders, Thonias Saunders
James Saunders, John Saunders and Elizabeth Saun.
ders-Take notice. that shall proceed TO take the demo.
sitions OF Lteberry Farmer, and others, Buckng-
ham Courthouse, on the twenty-ninth day of March
next, between the hours Of O'Clock in The morning
and in the evening, TO be read evidence i'm suit
now depending in the Circuit Superior Court of Law
and Chancery for the county of Bucknghan in which
Thomas Shanks, surviving obigee of himself aud Dn.
vld Shanks is Plaintiff and you myself and Others are
Defendants.
II from any the aforesaid dispositions be not Ia.
ken on the day above named, they will be taken AT the
place aforesaid on the next day
FRANCIS SAUNDERS.
February g. w,