davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-08-28

Stntes which lis enlightened patrons would admire.
would that he had LETT his home aud his native land with
kndl'er sentiments distant part Of his country
than. for instance, the following %" bat shall we think
OF The patriotism OF men, who publicly express their ex
uaton that the rredernabe paper OF banks was above
the par Of Government paprr:' And wirha there is
no substance in the sentiment. While il shows bad
feeling, il is rhetorical flourish The interests Of
the country the lime, were certainly mere extensively
identified with the paper Of the banks Than with that of
the Government; and whilst ms created by the
Government on account OF the fact that the paper of
the banks was M,n rTcdeemabe, it was natural that
those who were intimately connected with, and deeply
interested ill., tie paper Of the banks rj'ced that tbs
was better than that intended, in s0rl, to supply
Tia place
The scheme sr. hIcDuFies letter suggests, is this,
that Treasury bills barring interest, be substituted
Tar both specie and bank bills; such Treasury bills being
designed, not to furnish general currency, hut merely
currency Tor tho i.ca operations OF the General 20
vernncnt. The objection" says Sir. McDu:he, that
those are bills OF credit and therefore, unconstitutional,
is without even pIansbILLy:" for he argues he States
only are prohibited from issuing bills OF credit, &c
tie thereby contends, by plain implication, that as the
General Government is not prohibited To issue bills OF
credit The exercise Of the power is within Its cohsltu
Innal competency The very OF That is the rule
g" interpreting the Constitution, which observed ny
the Republican party In fact the Constitution Itself
says that the powers mol Gerg the Federal Co
vernment ale reserved to the States respectively or
to the people"
However much weight Mr. McDufhe's arguments in
FAVOR OF permanent sys!cn OF Treasury bills, may have
with Fcderasts 1t is entitled 10 and will have with
Republicans. ~PUBLiUS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-08-28
HalldJls LAND far sale

IBSHE subscribers by direction of the Stockholders
IL IN the Greenwood Gold Mine Company, will ex-
pose 10 public sale, the premises on The lst Monday
IN October next that very valuable body of land known
as the Greenwood estate, lying in the counties of
Orange and SpousylTania, about l6 miles above the
town Of sburg, and contains about COS
A large portion Of The land is in woods The quality Of
which very good, and embraces good deal Of vaua.
Vie timber. The land will be divided in lots 10 accom-
rnodae purchasers il may not be improper here 10 re-
mark, that quantity of gold has been realised from
this land in the last few years. both from surface wash
ing md vein work.
Al The same time and place will be offered for sale,
an Engine Of eighty hor,s power, but little used, and
probably equal 10 any other in the u S Also, the hor-
SEES o1en Wagons CARTS and various other articles too
numerous to mention, belonging 10 the Company Any
one disposed 10 new he property will be shown the
Sa"'F by npplsa!ion 10 hTr J. d. Hawkins the pre-.
'"Fs sn"a'd the day prove unavorahe, then the sale
WI" aSe P!ace the first fair day thereafter Terms mada
known on the day Of sale
HIRAM HARRIS,
JOHN JONES
GEO. HUTCHESOH
WM., Il BRANDER,
SANFORD CHANCELLOR,
August . l32-t' Committee.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-08-28
Aug

II ABORERS WANTED The James River and
Kanawha Company are in immediate want OF Sc.
vera hundred good aborers to work on the old canal
within three miles of the city Of R'chmond-for such,
one dollar per day will be paid, they finding their own
bo,rd Gentlemen wishing 10 send negroes from Inc
country are assured that the very best sbu be "a
ken Of them The work is dry and believe per'ecl'y
safe The board Of the negroes shall only COST one ao,
lar per week, and their wages paid on the i-'' "'''
y" '1' RICHARD RElNS,
.9gent If The James hrer 4 hHHH 1n5 TO-
April
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-08-28
THE SPRINGS

T. have the mos, satisfactory intelligence from the
a;rn Springs, that they have brilliant companies and
inst prospects Of profitable season. The company
10 WHIT" Sulphur comprises an nnusu1 collection Of
F+'.lt and d;snguecs visitors There are rnmois Of
arrangements to be made Of that celebrated water
81 "" add new charms TO It's attractions, and render
fn,'' services to tho SarIngs-going community
"t hesr moe frequently Of the Fauquier White Sui
|: Sp'ncs-1he Warrenton Times of Saturday last
"i gives US en- unaffected pleasure 10 stale that this
- which has recently passed into the hands of q
stock company. is literally crowded with visitors.
Tie stock is likely To yield handsome dividend
season. The number If visitors at this time, is be-
20 " exceed 100 and the daily receipts of the com
are estimated at about Sl200. Little or no doubt
- IS TO the future success Of the company. The
IN OF The Spring the healing virtue of its water,
cay to The ciiIss-the rich scenery around it, and
F'e'nd elegant buildings for the accommodation
ofs must continue 10 attract crowds Of youth and
W 10 pursuit Of pleasure; and the sick AID in6rm
tlfch OF h-a ih !"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-08-28
More Beaufi.s of the Whir Press!

The Boston Atlss contains letter from its y. York
Correspondent Of the ODD nst from which we clip the
following beautiful paragraph =
81 have Just gentleman direct from the White Sulphur
Springs The President he in bad odour He has
taa forty friends out Of the 7c9 visitor. Even the dc<
potcness will allow sapprpbation othc
lie make himself popular by mnsns in The crowd
and himself the toble dhOe hut it has effect May
such Oft President who Disregard, tho voice
Of the peope!' 49, -,
eu,her upon the above. All our accounts from the
White Sulphur contradict the material asserilon which
is conceived in New York. and brought forth in Boston
The story would be reproach upon the Wing gentlemen
and ladies too which they do not deserve On the con-
trary their credit be said that all due courtesy has
been shown to the President. We know these 10 be
facts and we know from gentleman who saw him the
other day that he is delighted with the Springs, and the
social relations which he enjoys there.
Florida-Mr Robert Butler publishes Gard in The
Tallahassee Watchman, addressed TO the citizens oil
Leon county-"in which he states his having received
official information that the late census gives defci,
of nearly nine thousand in population to ente US TO
enter into State government under the Constitution Ct
The Sand j" consequence w;addla~s Ills name
from the list Of candidates
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-08-28
Wore Of ReSumrt;or-onS uors P,suu,tiou.

wore Ct R's"mrtion-nnd more Resumption.
Il ~ Journal nf Commerce states. that the
>'',s Bank has arranged for loan Of 81 200, 000
a ne tn9'es Bank Of Mississippi for loan Of ST..
w. anH Snl the Mississippi State stuck Of FIVE mil.
lssueE i"' The establishment of the Unian Bank
Wv" 90 lar nego'IsIrd tina, the parties untho.
10 Cts" immediately for two millions. These
"a"lng aoou. h'e million, in all, will enable Mis-
,' !" ""'ei into The line Of resumption at once
equations have been made at Philadelphia, chief
i -" ""''Y and under the patronage of the U. 5.
i "'e A.. the country will therefore imme date
.'ngh In'o the policy Of resumption. We shall
o 10 rae OfeIchanse within the U. States above
Portland Banks. one and all, have resumed spe.
''menis IN full, without the least trouble 10 the
rH lie community.
i ' Dnk Of Mobile has invited 4 Convention of De-
. 'f"a' all the banks in Alabama, 10 be convened
'H: Syringe, on the l7lh Of September, for the
Nn p'opoung and taking measures for n stimuli
r. - ana early resumption Of specie payments.
' oahk Of lac State of Arkansas has also adopted
.,aWan, p'ooosing Convention of the Banks of
Mississippi, Alabama. and Louisiana, with q
i "'ng'ng about concert Of action on the re-
|, .J u speeie payments.
0,i,s 70 Inc statement Of the condition OF the
hahS', made up to the 9th inst il appears
,s. """'' circulation ia 81 800 7lS, and the amount
! y" "and is S34lS 337 Their circulation since
y, o: "d' 1'en diminished $3.50. 40, and their spe.
ay 20 within the same period $i2i.5l3.
,,,', +. Express Of Saturday ,nys, thu, "the re.
IN, 'Fec'e payments by all The Banks East Of
"ee'her with Home at the West, ond the ma nj
"' oil or nearly all the Banks at the South TO
'o' 10 Jtnuary next has given grea, confidence
gins row 10 revive in every direction Mo
IL, 'cfce because confidence la, been destroy
3red -T w much more plenty because confidence is
few for h"s begins to be consider able demand for
not s,;s,.I purposes condition Of things that
h,vs 'oI some time. Most of the f.rings at
iis,b br o3sn Tor renewals of old loans New men
a,,Dd .ne's paper is present-d,, Bank. Exchange
ort.r. c advanced. Thisis favorable symptom.
.y.,s, l"F goods ia On evidence of new demand -
m,.,,n,, State a., Of domestic Exchanges is another
.nb"", The distant Merchant in good credit,
h., ,.I, etr, make his purchases, confident, that
En IA, due, the difference in Exchange will be
frrb,n ZEN moSEY-The rates of discount are now
e. Aids. tSn'y have been for months All the Eastern
81 m, H'ne' money is only from 9 to per cent.
H. .nIs 'ind-ed grea, relief to the public. Is
.s mvnshs sgo the mas, Of this money in circula
81 "0h one 10 three per cent. discount"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-08-28
NEW BOOKSTORE.
Aug

TgNEE subscribers receiving BY The various fnche
q their Fall supply Of Goods, embracing large stock
q. all the SCHOOL BOOKS in use stationary
and Fancy Goods Of the best qnsliy; standard voice;
&c All of which We're purchased on The best terms ana
are offered for sale 10 country merchants ana os u
small advance. J. w RANDOLPH & co,
RDpkseiitrs. .Hain Street R:e.""na,
Opposite .Vess,s Halt",d y Ga'dners Shoe Sore,
ind doors beto,o Eari>ys h"tsl'
.oo 32-wlNw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-08-28
The .harfh Eastern B0undarU

The Boston Patriot Of the 2st disputes the report that
Gov Kent, Of Maine ''has directed survey 10 be made
the disputed territory and has ordered out The military
prolcct the surveyors in the performance Of their du
ties 1t Declares that such annunciation has been
made in The vicinity Of the Governors res6cncc-andit
il s further coniirmed in this bref from the impress
zion that the position which the boundary question
was placed, in consequence of the carncat application
fhe Executive of Maine by the late debate in the Sc
male Of the United States and by the report Of the Ju
dietary committee unanimously adopted by the Senae,
was so satisfactory 10 the State Of Maine, to
der any further measures, by The Government Of the
State for the present unnecessary The adoption OF that
report makes the imperative duty Of the Executive of
the United States, to press the negotiation in he manner
likely TO produce speedy result, and takes away
all apology for any unnecessary delay II also presents
in the public way, before the people Of the United
States and before the government of Great Britain The
pon, Of view in which The question s unanimously
gardrd by the Senate. In having attained this object,
The government Of Maine has effected important ad
vance toward, setllrmen ofhe question and the
step we presume will be taken BY The Executive Of the
United States
We trust that for the present al least. the authorities
OF Maine will pause md leave the question in the hands
Of the Executive Of the IT, S-Their Negotiations " i'll
be strengthened by The unanimous decision Of the Senate
in behalf of the rights of Maine-Democrals Wings, all
vent for her rights.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-08-28
LnH LIE ENQNfRER.

A word respecting tho war by the HMg prInls' 10y
which, in the main, is wsged on the Globe, tor an
nIegcd "wanlon attack on The Navy; and another word
respecting MIR. McDuiiies all the parties That
have been as yet formed on The basis Of the financial
questions Of the day.
Il sk-s me being worthy of observation, that the
war waacd on the Globe he: been declared and IS Carl
cd on mainly By those Wing presses which have been
oudes in charging corruption and oil manner OF abuse
upon all The Executive Departments OF the General 90,
vernnent. Have they an exclusive pr'Vli'ge 10 mo
f,uI, with ttass enaaqed in the administration? Why
may not the Globe admit tha. abuses have crepl
into one Of the Departments? 80
do not intend "lo battle all over in the hery flood OF
Mr.. McDutfie 9 hurried effusion would not, u had
the strength only design taking strike 8, the surface
Whilst entertain respect for his talents OF the highest
order whou, any t.,rus, Of his sincerity cannot tail
to perceive that his letter from Cherry Hill betrays not
q few Of the weaknesses Of poor humaa nature. JUS
spirit brealhes not that attachment 10 Inc union ol '7
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-08-28
August %

Taiua5ie LAND for sale in LO,cer Virginia.
FHI1AT valuable tract of Land called BUCK-ROE,
IL has been By the owners to the subscribers
for the purpose OF being solt ami they will proceed 10
offer it SALE public auction, tie premises, to the
highest bidder, rncRsDay Tao Eoihday oil November
next, II fair, if not on the next Jar day ,helealter.
This estate lies the county of Elizabeth CITY, ana
Sate Of Virginia, the Chpsa peuke Bay, directly OPP
pns',e TO Cape Henry, adjoining the Government land
al Old Point Comfort and contains about uu acref aoou
$40 opea The sol! is naturally rich but o!
late years It has been much neglected IL . soscepHoie
Of IN Oh improvement end i, well adapted to the culture
OF what, oats Indian bucs wheat clover, and IN
deed every thing that fertile SOIL III this climate WIN
poduce3O bushels Of wheat per acre have been raiseo
this land For the purposes Of gardening The soh 10
surpassed by any in the State There's on TINS tract
of The most eligible sites for fine building, In the
lower coutry, embracing an unbounded wafer PlosPecs
in front. On The beach ore two fishing 'tatnns-ohe Oh
which very valuable This land is famed tor It's heal
ihin.ss and for the excellence Of its water-lne remain
der Of the land (about 800 acres in wood and much
OF II s covered with growth OF very heavy lihoer SUIT
able for ship building. II is the most heavily 'i,oetea
land in the section of country in which II Is situated
The advantages Of the water are very great-h'h oys-
ters crabs &C. are abundant and surpassed qua
lily, by any in the waters of the chesapeake reaoy
market can he obtained Fortress Monroe and IN Nor
folk Every luxury furnished by the waters and The
soil Of this climate be procured in abundance in sea-
son, at this place.
The land 10 be divided into three equal parcels and
sold 10 that form; each parcel will contain ratabe Pof-
ton OF wood land. lDl. lary vi taInPto", a"u ''''
Philips the prcscnt tenant will eAow ths FSes 20 any
persons DISPOSED 20 sic. Il.
TERMS or sALE.-Une third Of the purchase money
will be required be paid in hand, and the remainder
in two equal annual instruments; and the purchaser vii!
he required give bonds with approved personal secu-
rv and deed Of the property, 10 secure inc
last two payments The tile 10 this estate unquesoh
able JOHN JAIL,
ROBT. ?. SWAMI,
Ages 3Z-"s
5o1he Edcr Of the NORFOLK EE.coH viii insert the above
ccsy ill oipct anu send hS account 10 INNS o.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-08-28

HSOR well establishment the
of Pown;na. Cglid Fr Rock the road from
Richmond l.yuchburg, 20 miles ai,'r the place and be-
rw rowhGtau Cour; house TSe hon md
ou every necessary house we'll Of "xrrcnt the
yard an land sufficient cmPoy three good hands
adranta"rTh property vi" be- rented the highest bidder,
the p;cmrs Saturday til" 0 October next, aud
gwen the lsiily cfJanuary. ls:s1. JOS. WREN,
Administrator # ThOac' .NTrmiH, icc9.
Au- % S2-3,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-08-28

DEATHS.
Departed this life, Thursday Mr., consort
tshnck ohz Esf OF tn county Of Buckingham Mn, Boar
ad heeh under 'cy sr"sn asfons r months previ.
Gus 20 her death; mud the disease
her mind was almost entirely GcrEgcd Could md
slant attention Of her devoted family
the destroying DEATH had not asn 10 Their ui
iemouin record the death Of this lady
III all the relations oil life.
"II, lie the door
InSaiia'" Death. Sfoed ria strong hand
M composition ssis the prisoner free"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-08-28

YENRUST SALE-By virtue Of a Deed of Trust, ex-
ecuted 10 the subscriber by Beverly L. Wells, for
the purpose OF securing john Goodr certain sum Of
money which derd is dated r, day of July, le3, and
was duly admitted record in the County Court oihce
of Cheserirdl shall proceed 10 sell, on The premises
to the highest bidder, for cash, Wednesday, the 9th
of September next certain piece or pnEcsl Of land y
ing on the North and South side OF the Manchester
Turnpike md bounded by the lands Of Benjamn Phaup,
Isaac SaIey Chastan Hancock Pool and others, tose-
.r with sll and singuarl the Hppurte hereunto
hrongns Also. negro man by the name OF HARRY,
end negro cir, by the C: GRACE, together with
all The stock Of Horses. Cows ard Hogs. and ell the
househod and kitchen Furniture OF The said Wells with
all hs stock in trade
The title is believed to be unquestonse, but acting
as trustee shall only convey such Title as is vested in
Inc by said Deed. RICHARD GOODE,
Aug. 2i'h, ISIS. 2-3!'I Trustee
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-08-28

ofore represented by the UpshsTs, Parkers, Dunons,
Fishers Segars, &c is now represented by old fash
Toned Fcderais A SUBSCRIBER.
Northampton, Aug Is.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-08-28
Avg %

y1N ITaRY LAND WARRANTS WAN MED ~i,h 70 Pur-
We rh,.. {. " thousand Of Virginia 1isS '.g GSuy
war.uts fol which will Pay essE. 'i
Richmond, Aug ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-08-28

g TEACHER WA%IEu.-l wish employ "a A-..,,ut
IL 'crr gu'"! To n'rGcon t" Latin and English
Lnasuagcs, School ensuing
yca
a''o qr'i. teach the JUNO: classes Latin
and EG%'r NIL wo wishes oCr sluirs md hn
wiling dcvu" at his teaching. Of
ana:cUu situation by nGGIcs- u letter
Letters paul. directed ne, ouisa T.. IT, Va, viii
with prompt attention. W. a. GiI.I.ESrIE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-08-28
.ia- %


SGD O''>" ""A""-"'H ""'S noe" ,, "a, i"''oN
h'i' SIX week sl"c It hi+'n man "'In"' Lows TIC
"' n'"'P t'" ~ cn'' y" ''' u'' ~ ICY nm '"! 'u'''
an, very s Fau!'H are pun" ara NV, M" ms "'fe'
"o" ah' h'"' L" '' o'He' ht a'e fec",'ec'e",
'""h n"N c"'h coat ch worm ana wh '"h max WIN
toah 'i HI'" acn worn ne mas o,' one o. ns hn:etS we
Tar"i" one H' c''''ny' "ul o"r' ," 10 W. mo
E'"r nn:"'o "e 'S nun" nc IS SUPPRESSED 70 DE- GtSin: eii
h"nu. W !" o t's""o'"ooh o an 'mu h'A'r
Hnd Mt' Nary H"y The upper part OF Hanover county, where
his "e nn' CONNEXIONS reside "o VIII gave the above reward
Tor MN dcIi'eic" 10 US AZ "h+ factory .,
An:@S l'--""! ANpENH'H {" MOSbi.
a.a REV ARD -SoI.u from INV Ill, in com
AV n, rho Burkiuoh,m road Il miles from RrLond an
tho niyh of the f7lh Instant; FAY MARE wear, old feet
niche, hh with two white hind feet; Oh onc Of them III, white
i; h.r Hmm ,Ir ohc, and nm n. IG hind l, inc, l,y h
u s,, ",J nm rio ;,n If 49,. Ioi G, r, . wo,, ,nm,
MICE w" " 'c a., 'o'c w. ""' Ao"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-08-28
81 Al (j2IAGES


",ieH on tuesday, the 22l Instant by the Rev. George lie
mon MI J"'Er H. ErtNs OF Philadelphia, 10 Miss RIGA
H. noRSER daughter Of lnman Homer Va
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-08-28

TEXAS LAND AGENCY
WYNN. n D. WARD Of San Augustine, Texas, md
w &. b MOSS of Virginia, have this day sssoca-
ted Tor the rpu.c Of uansactng General Land Agency
Business ~ Texas and in the Cnhed Sa!es They will
attend to the PGRcHSsE AND SALE OF TEXAS LASus
granted and ,llcd under The late COLONIZATION laws-of
located lands under the Republic Of Texas-and locate
claims and rersct TILES 10 the same. Va. r. d. WARD
will give his personal attendance to the business OF tho
Agency in Texas, for which, his local knowledge and
intimate acquaintance with the Land aws, peculiarly
qualify him, and insure correct mud advantageous dis.
position Of all business which may BE- conhdcd to the
Agency &C. Is Moss viii condact the branch Of tho
Agency in the United States.
Terms will be moderate, and made known on appliea-
ton Ali letters must Dc post paid and will lie address
ed for The present 10 the "7t1as Land 1gsDty ldppa-
hammock, Ta, where they vii! meet prompt attention
WIN. X ID WARD,
&. B MOSS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-08-28

q AOCE lNE TAYLOR CO.. :aSa this method Of informing
their mud III. public that their FALL GOODS from
England .PPed City Point brr the ship Wash
and tint her they viii aud
TOR sale, their usual the !aigesi importation they have
mnIn. INnu IL
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-08-28
R.f-rncss.

Gen T. Green, yelasco, TeSas.
Co.. Co." y Nj T. T. t GGs.d' and woe='on,N NC
NJ. NJ. Noah, Esq New York.
YIN a. Wright. Esq Tappah,nnock Va.
Th"s Price, Esq, Mewound Mills, Hanover CO., Va.
San Augustine, Texas, 23d June, 1888.