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! Of the House and u the country
and reform. He was aware that
q. he almost feared that their frequent
They had been used, as
me Administrator and elevate ano.
ave. performed their Office, 50 far at
All must admit that We have had no
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-05-15

The fredericksburg Arena has been courte Gus enough
70 give us a hard rap over the knuckles, about Instrue.
lions. 1t might very we'll have been spared; because it
was undeserved-But we have no time 10 notice il TO.
day.
The Alexandria Gazette is also pleased 10 say, that
at is reported in these purts that the Richmond Enuui.
rer has already, or will in a few days, come out in favor
Of the Sub-Treasury, cutting loose entirely from its
Conservative friends. AS we are compelled frequently,
Of late, 10 defend our ancient Mentor, we should like 10
be correctly informed in the premises" Mo objection
in the world! There is not an atom OF truth in it. We
said but the other day, that our views were unchanged
and we have no hesitation in saying, that we are still
opposed to the Sub-Tren,uryS cheme-nnd that we are
in favor Of the Special Depos,e System. But how could
we expectto escape Misrepresentation, when the Alexan-
dria Gazette gives also in The same paper the following
ia letter from Washington was received yesterday, when
says-'Mr. Rives has lately been gracious with the fre'
sident-has dined with him, &c. Some say he Is on Inc
stool of repentance" &c.-Repentanee! Mr.. H. VIII
no doubt smile at such a supposition.
The Alexandra Gazette and ourselves differ in tins:
We 60 for a C0mpromisc-The Gazette does not. We
would have Messrs. Van Buren, and Rives 10 contribute
their best efforts TO settle this vexed questionable Ga.
zette does not wish it as much as we do. We wish Them
to be gracious to each olner; and all our friends to confer
about the best means Of adjustment-Not so, perhaps,
the Alexandria Gazette. If The policy of the Gazette
is division-Ours certainly is union. The Gazette ex-
poets to see Mr.. Rives > fall between two stools TO the
ground" We hope to see him unite our friends, and
stand more firmly on the ground. In a word, the ia
zette is with the Whigs-Wc are with the Republicans.
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u, The Communication on the Bease,, in onr next.
TO TIE EDITOR or THE EEQUIREI

WISCHESTER, May ., 1885.
| have just seen, in the Enquirer Of the Ist, a notice
by an anonymous correspondent (whom | know to be q
friend) Of the late election in this county, in which, az
ter announcing the success Of Nh. Sherrard and myself,
the writer remarks, "both are Anti.Sub Treasury, and
,oiH roe for The election Of WIUnn c. Rires" That /
am Anli.Sub Treasury, has been we'll known since that
question was first agitated; but in regard 10 the cleo
ton of a Senator, it is proper that it should be known
else where, as it is universally known in this county,
that have expressly declined giving any pledge or
promise which could hereafter trammel me on that
sdbjec,. The Winchester Republican of the 18th ul.
timo contains a correct account of what t~ranspired
at the hastings; and whatever may have been, or may
now be, my secret purpose, in regard TO That impor.an.
appointment, shall not willingly relinquish the position
which | then assumed before my assembled nts,
and with their implied consent-a position, which leaves
me perfectly free TO act and to choose, when The time for
action shall arrive, ~untrammeled and uncontrolled by
any previous pledge whatever. When called upon to
vote, shall! endeavor 10 do my duty faithfully, and, |
trust, satisfactorily. Your %obedien. servant,
RICH. w. BARTON.
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CherOkces.-Six companies Of U. S. troops from Flo.
rida put into Savannah on the 10Th, on their way to the
Cherokee country. Gov. Gilmer has appointed Gen.
&. Floyd 10 the command of The Georgia forces. The
companies amount 10 81 eleven hundred are mounted
gun men. The whole number of his command, il is said
will be from 2 800 10 $500 men. Gen. Floyd is required
to repair with his staff TO New Echota, and TO repor, to
Gen. Scott at Athens, (Tennessee.)
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Earlv Fruit of The Uhio Tictoyp

The following Notice appears in the daily papers of
this City:
"MEETING OF THE FRIENDS OF HENRY CLAY.
u "A Meeting Of the citizens Of Richmond and Man.
chester, for the purpose Of adopting measures to pro.
of the United States, will be held at the Capitol, on Sa.
turday, the 10Th of May, at4 o'clock, P. M. Strangers,
citizen, of Virginia, friendly to the cause, are invited to
attend, and take part in the proceedings of the meeting"
Thus we 90!
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HOuf'S once.

Drawn Nos: of!he Virgins ; S0l as i a''t si ! 10 ~ :
GA 46 81 II IS q y ~ soId and cashed
Whole Ticket II 65 20, announcer ''N UOYT'S.
a. 2-lt
May IL
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New ORLEANS, April 23-By passengers arrived last
evening from Flcksburg, Miss. it was rumored that on
the Goth inst. a very numerous and respectable meeting
of the citizens of Ficksburg was held, relative TO the
course pursued by the Mississippi banks; that great ex-
element prevailed, and it was feared that very harsh
measures were about TO be used against the President
of the Brandon Bank. The meeting, just after having
been organized, was broke up by the cry Of FIRE, which
proved TO be a very serious one, as many valuable build.
ings and much property was consumed Transcript.
Mississippi BANKs.-The patience of the good people
of the neighboring State seems TO have been worn out at
length, in consequence Of the %inpolitic course pursued
by the Banks, and loud and bitter complaints are heard
on every hand, charging the banks with a wiltul depre-
citation Of their own paper with the view OF buying It IN
at low rates, and other delinQuencies OF n serious and tta-
gitious character. A meeting was held on the 18th inst.
lar feeling in relation 10 the depreciation Of bunk paper,
and the course pursued by the banks. The resolutions
are drawn up in strong language, imperatively calling
upon the banks for an exposition oil their affairs, and The
causes which have brought on the deterioration Of their
paper. II is expected that similar meetings will be held
in other parts of The State. The state Of public feeling
is re- represented as uneasy and excited, and no doubt a RI
eorous scrutiny will be Instituted into the mana genen
of the banking ns,itulions.-.N O. Bulletin, .4pril27.
We notice a suit commenced in one OF our State
Courts on attachment of cotton against the Mississippi
and Alabama Railroad and Banking Company OF Bran.
don, Mississippi The action is founded on Bank notes
issued by that institution, held by a mercantile firm in
this city, 10 the amount Of about SS,OO0, which notes
they for warded to Brandon for the purchase Of bank
checks, and as they were refused either checks at a rem
sonable premium, or endorsement on the notes, by which
they would bear interest, the notes were accordingly
protested and returned TO Ibis city, for the purpose OF
attaching the property Of that institution, Whiting ship.
ments at this port-.f. Orleans Transcript.
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Rich,d Wholesale Prices Currems.

Died, at Washington, on Monlay, ABRAHAM BksDLEr, Esq, for
mcrly Assistant Postmaster General.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-05-15

".HaMeps e. r., May 2d-Tod elected inthe District
by 376 votes over Aylelt, and l62 over both Aylet and
Braxton. The administration Of Mr.. Van Buren, may
be considered as having triumphed in this Republican
District"
PATRICK.
The Lynchburg Virginian snys, "Martin Cloud ICON.
servative) is elected by n considerable majority over Ro.
C.. johnson (Whig) This county was last year repre-.
sented by Isaac Adams Subj"
VIM. CARROLL ". b. is elected.
RANDOLPH.
Henry Storms ". B. re- elected.
mo in the las, Legislature.
Two counties only 10 be heard from, viz: Lee and Lo.
ran, which, tits supposed, will return Republicans lfthis
should prove to be the fact, then the Wings have carried
II Delegates, and the friends Of The Administration Oh
and two uncertain, viz: the Delegate from Morgan, and
the race in King George TO be run over ngain.-There
is also q new race TO be run in Buckingham, TO supply
the vacancy occasioned by the death Of Mr.. Samuel
Jones, (Whig) a very worthy man, who has died since
his election. Thus the account current stands:
The House Of Delegates has 1874 members
The Senate 81
Whole number lGG
Majority on joint bnuot "a
The number OF Wings we have now in the House of
Delegates is ~
In the Senate III
go
The number of Republicans in the House CT
In the Senate ~
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NJ We shall take up in our next the Commercial
Convention, which is appointed TO meet IN ms Cly on
her Delega,es-and Suffolk, and the county Of North
amptou.
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Wing misrule will be quite enough for her. Make haste
then, and exercise your accidental, 4" brief authority"
for God only knows when you shall enjoy il again. We
have some experience upon such subjects, GenIlemen.-
We know as well as you do, that :" ranics" are YOUR
allment, and your only chance. BY Bank Panic YOU
got into power in 1884, and by Bank Panic you have
crept into power in 1888. But " Panics,' gentlemen,
cannot last forever and so the same Of your still.horn
victories. In 1884, no sooner were you invested with au-
'ho'Ity, than you gave vent TO your high arislocratical
notions, and you did not hesitate Il moment before
you trampled under foot the sacred Right of In
s'ruction," and the well ascerIained wishes CT the
people. Iho! Experiment" cost you rather dear. The
sprung Of 1885, saw you swept from power by the voice
o. an indignant and injured people. And so will the
op'WS % le@9. For, as surely and inevitably as in the
81 operations Of Nature day follows night, as certain.
y VIII Inc " Old Dominion sweep you from her coun-
SEES hextyear. Already does your organ Esee Richmond
wing of May 5lh) speak of some bold innovations by
.ne next Legislature. Such, for instance, as abolishing
.ne precinct system of election, for it is well known that
Inc precincts are generally the strong holds of DemOeTa.
ey. The poor, hard working men cannot we'll afford 10
ride ID, ~, or % miles to gize his vote. and therefore
Will not vole at all. But the Wing cavaliers are ADLER,
and hence the proposed innovation. THIS, hon.rcr, thsu
dare not do. Such an enormity would call down on their
heads the SCATHlNG INDIGNATION of free PEG.
pie.
In conclusion, MIR. Editor, what an important moral
and instructive lesson, does not this late Waig victory
afford 10 the people of this country! They behold .
party shouting their hosannas Of triumph-a party,
which lays claim 10 all the " talents and patriotism in
the iand-but, land mark the true criterion, a party, also,
whose RISE, STRENGTH and SUCCESS depend, and
solely depend, on the MlSERIES OF The community
as their best basis Of support! This 10 no idle decia-
nation but an assertion founded in truth, and on
stubborn facts This very thing has now happened
,wice-in 1884 and 1885 ard the operating CAUSES
are in both instances, identically the game. When the
country is enjoying tranquility and prosperity, this party
is depressed, and lis influence declines; but when trou-
BILE and calamity hover over the land, its tone is raised,
and its spiri, is up! Its condition ia, in short, an excel.
lent barometer Of the body polite. With the peoples
happiness, its fortunes wane; with their distrcsses, they
invariably rise! Let, then, an intelligent people ponder
well upon this simple ACT. And on their final deci.
sion, confidently rely; their decision as to who are the
real ENEMIES Of their liberty and welfare, and WHO
are their FRIENDS SPIRIT OF '76.
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IN cH to wit.-htaC Circuit Superior co't
Il of Law and CbanccIy held for tiooehland county, at the Court
house, on the 2lst day of April, 1889: ,:-,:r
James Sizer, surviving partner OF Luke sizer, F'''"
against m.,., ia. Howell
Lewis. npd Martha Z. his wife, john A. Payne, and Ann his w'Io'
and Alexander McLein, D ea GIoJ h.
amended answer 10 the plaintiffs amended bill, I" which Inc pam.
tif replied generally; and the defendant, Alexander MeLe'n, !.
hnv;ng entered his appearance and given security ACCORDING u o.
=, Of Assembly and the rule. Of this Court, and II appearing oihs
.,,;s6r,;on of the Court that no 10 not an inhatitant OF tins Tom.
monw..i,b i, /. ordered. tina, he do appear here on the first day OF
Oo,obar Court next, and answer the Plain.ih 8 bill, and % q eSr y
oc hi, order bo forthwith inserted ip some newspaper puoIiSne1 IN
,hs city of Richmond for two months succcssivciy, and pos'ed ~
m, from, door OF The Court house Of this county.
A~Copy-Tsste o"'wsw
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ATuCireui Superior Court Of Law and . ch'n ., 4. Co. Csp ! IN tho
"n a. S,sm,d,ys The Is, Iay Of April, 1887: .
ords;ea, Tina, the cIs,t , Of IBIS ;. , GS0 sit 20 e sfr The following ;tegule-
no !" W. h,ro b.cn adopted by this Court, with o VIC" 10 d
i lat; the transaction of the business Thereon ~ l., ,ovo,,d N n.
Ill i p p , Ini 81 causes, and no civil business viii be ,fan,aesed
within that period, unless il. be OF 'ucn "' e abs Cont and except
rac,cr as imperiously TO require II
motions on delivery bonds. ,u, n tho criminal bu-
=. hneI 49, Ito common law civil docket VIII be en,ieu, u
siness al a" IN bc tried or continued as they are called. no cause
me e'"se. e., =, ,,,I amer il i. called, unless under very specla, s"a
WI i;,.rms,anccs. Punctunl attendance WI DC 'hPee'' "
n un.,;c, and witnesses in the Court. ..ao
all p par" :. -; ninaI and common law dockcts nre oitPPostuu ~,
. docket will be taken up and called twice. opo.n
ni nv counsel will lie permitted TO take causes Tor preparaSon'
hr.s nn - viii e.pcc, every cause thus taken, TO be prePateds'
f f., as tho action of counsel i, concerned, and Ias1y ur'" -"
ID. Lilac of the docket, 10 DO submitted 10 the Court Cav, thu
eo - Nation NAV be submitted By counsel, on any - ~ for
,bnocery docket ia taken up, and a0er the calling 81 10 .
the day is completed. ROBINSON, c.. C.
A ~Copy-Teste, 'n;,, il, requested 10
or Attention oil parties u ''s' J. ROBINSON, Clerk.
the above. 2-4t
Mny15
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NOTICE.-A called meeting of the stockholders Of the h,'anna
~ Navigation Company iii. take place 10 tho town oil Chato'tes-
vile n Friday, the 18th Of June next. A fall meeting - desirable,
,.mo,,.r. of interest will be submitted for the consideration o mo
meeting. Those stockholders who have subscribed Tor improving
the navigation of the South fork Of the Rivnnnn k.re,, are hcieTS
,",n;,ed IN nav into the hands of the Treasurer a further 'nm OF ID
doIi,,s an each share Of stock at the following times, u WI; riVo
dollar, per share on or before the lst day Of July neAt19soG om mo.
-, .h,te On n before the lt day Of August ncSt-and " dollars
~ =, .h,,c m Of before the lsi day Of September next.
! Nv order Of the Board Of Directors. -
n-wiw
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sor,bern Wbirs cannot and will not support an EIpungcr for any
Office whatever. Upon this point the Wings Of virginia, a. 'ea'''
r unanimous. "-y4israndria Gazette.
All in good time. But may no, the Alexandria Gazette De premG
,vre9 ias the time really come for the Wings to dictate 'hel
choice, and cxruuSe o, their pleasure:
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~, Saturday,, may IL.
me nave no room for the Proceedings Of the two
"es-lh hose in the Senate were of no general i'm.
nnce. The bill about the Banks in the District was
I,,;o, r LOUISE q representatives is said to have been in
-rssina ."ha nan alter l, Sunday morning. The in.
/ nc,n,,i 1."enamen's were offered to it, which turned
F'"' On tile question Of q Loan, Instead Of resort.
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r AND for Sdh.-By virtue Ola decd oftrust executed by Nm.L;
- Lee, dated tho 18th day of February, ls26, and duly I"cor.ed
in the office Of Richmond county court, conveying TO the suh'ctloet
n certain tract or parcel Of LAND, lying and being in the counties
OF Richmond and Wcs;moreland, known by the name Of HICKORY
Thicket and Dement'S, and containing, by estimation, eUo acres &c
The same more or less, for the purpose Of securing TO John Lieii a
cer,uin sun OF money in tho said deed expressed 10 DO que, 'hH'
offer for sale at public auction, for cash, al Richmond Court mousse
such title as is vested in me by the deed aforesaid, Will DO conveyed
to the purchaser, and no other. ,rrrp,rS 1..,,
2-lqt
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MISSISSIPPI ELECTION-La!est.

By a slip from the Office of the Vicksburg Sentinel of
the 9th inst, and other sources, we learn, that in 80
counties, Prentiss had II ,2o5 votes, Word l0,125-Clai.
borne 1926, and Davis 9,4I0-Word's majority over
Claiborne 799-Eigh counties remain to be heard from,
viz: Chickasaw. Hancock, ltawamba, Lauderdaie, Pono.
Ia, Tunica, TallahatcIie and Wayne. OF these, Ponola
is said 10 have given a small majority for PIentiss, &c,
and Wayne, a small majority for Claiborne, &c. The
Sentinel slip says, that tie official return Of wilkinson
shows an increase of 100 for Prentiss, sc. In which
case, Words present majority would be about 0Oo.-ltis
believed, that Prentiss is elected; and that there will be
\ close race between Claiborne and Word.
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ing to Treasury Notes. These amendments were sub
mitted by Messrs. Hopkins, Robertson, DC. We shall!
give the Proceedings in our next. There is said 10 have
been much debate; and no little excitement, But no
question WINS taken, decisive Of the measure 10 be adopt.
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BIZ the GyrernOr If the State Of FUgnla.
a PROCLAMATION.
wurEEREASa vacancy hath occurred III the House Of Delegates Of
~ Tho or, General Assembly by the resignation OF JoHH NooE,
,bs DELEGATE eIcct of the county Of King Gcorgc-the Sheriff OF
,h,, coun,y q therefore authorized and required TO hold an election
o n the 7h day OF June next, being court day, Tor a delegate to mo
urY, Cencrai Assembly, to ill the vacancy aforesaid.
Given under my hand az Governor aud unfc, The lesser
Is,,,I seal Of tho Commonwealth at Richmond, this
li,t day Of May, 1893.
tSisned) DAWN ea"FbhLi;
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ProS0ecf1S for PN55ST;;17o

Prospectus for Publishing
THE LAWS OF MISSISSIPPI.
AW, being the rule of action pre-.
IL scribed by the supreme power Of the
State, commanding what is right, and prohi.
biting what is wrong, an acquaintance with
its provisions is desirable to the scholar
the legislator, the planter and mechanic
as well as the lawyer by profession. AL
classes Of society, in a republican govern.
ment, like our own, dependent, for the per.
petuity Of its institutions, alone on an en-.
lightened public sentiment, require some
knowledge of their legal enactments, upon
which their lives, liberties, and their for.
tunes depend.
The Laws of Mississippi, Of genera
nature as enacted by her successive legis
latures, lie scattered in numerous volumes
buried under mass of private acts, of i'm
portance to those alone who are directly
interested in their provisions, and Offering
by their bulk, and want of arrangement
an almost insuperable barrier to that gene
raj dissemination oftheir contents, amongs
the great mass of the people, which theil
importance would seem to REQUIRE.
To collect and arrange all the laws of
general nature now in force, in this state
under their appropriate titles, togethe
with suitable digested index, and superin
tending in person the completion Of III,
work, until ready for delivery, will be a Ia
Dor ofno small magnitude. The suppor
and patronage ofthe intelligent citizen,
OF this great stale, ! feel confident win no
be withheld from aiding in the accomf,lish
ment Of work which viii more widel,
disseminate q knowledge Of our instit,i
tons, and the wisdom on which tbev a.,
based T. j. FOX ALDEN
Jackson, miss. February, 1898.
O. The work win be published IN two
royal octave volumes, comprising from Eve
to seven hundred pages containing aII az
Ter the enacting clause, uerBatiu.. 3 of ever,
law now IN force Of a general nature tooe
Their with q reference to the pamnblet la.Ss
a digestcd index Of the contents oftbe 70.
Tunes, Will be appended, bringing at once
to the view condensed statement sc s.
standing law, under its distinct and ammo
pirate title.
Termswfll be TO subscribors eve 5oll.r.
per volume bound and lettered pavab 80. s.
delivery.
he work win, If sufficient ENCOURAGE
n !. = obtained, Be ready for delivery RI
the Isl Of January, 1889 y
u ditors Of ne1esna,,a,,s = III. -.
who vii publish dis br5s1eei,,s ,s;ls l'..s
seise g copy Of the work. They are 81.
authorised @ receive subscribeyys ss..,s-
s 9. lorwalsl The s6lne 10 tho editor 81 ~
1salcllez isily Courier 81 he u.
gust.
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DTaper ana lailor.
N mnanM 4OmNsTON,

l--,-c,ssoR TO IRWIN & JOHNSTON,
sSSpSFcTFULBY informs aug oiq Gus ~
IL IN sSln a and the public generally, that , e
~ Ss'i returned rom the north WIN Z slsI-
ms 1: ~ s1t Il new and tasllonaole 9o,e's'
did assoi sl Mt y y super Blue, Black, Adeia,
G S. Green, oxford end Cadet ml,Ss y
6 5T Rae Black, and Ribbed Oasll1e5s. y. y
Cloths , 5La5 quality; Black Satin PLAN ls ana
yery s9p mack Velvet, plain and injured ,
Ilglssl, n every description Bona :.s -
ve Ss45et Of an collars Ribbed and plan 9 Ian
ana Mn, III and Cuttings Linen and Costo9
S S5rts Merno and Lambs w S. 81 49,, -
1. ma in Handkerchies; six and cotton
H 11ns;er V Of an kinds; silk ano horsin Gloves
S 3b sD " other articles too numerous to men
ton. IA f-;eDls and custom
e. viii mot expect him to give one, Two e
. SL -. ,-o,Ts credit, as his means WIN not Justly
m ~ 15;1g business on such terms. AS ne hal
u. mn, nv cssb for his goods and labor, ne WIN ex
" 7. yho CANA or at very short credit 10 tlos'
Pgos III nav their accounts when presented
W. Tlo N cases his accounts must De coil5idere'
due when presented.
may I5.--35-f
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DISSOLUTION,

NHE firm of Irwin and johnson " ]
a day dissolved by mutual cOnseut !.
Johnson win continue the business ~
account, and respectfully sOEcits tbi 49, i.
patronage so literally bestowed q y :
firm.
AN those indebted to the firm Of lr1 Z
Johnson, are earnestly requested to az I
johnson at the store lately occupied . !
Marsh, next door TO the Columbus 10
aud settle their accounts by cash o. n0. 4
Is absolutely nessasary that the aHsn y
Old hrm should be settled as soon q Pens 8T7S
H. JOHNSos
Columbus, April 24th, 1888 -