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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-11-17

TO TIE EDITOR OF TIE ENQUIRER
am really amused to see the noise that the Fede-
ralsts make about Illegal voting in the Old Dominion
particularly regards old Chesterfield understand
that Mr.. J. NJ Bolts stated in the Log Cabin few
nights after election, that Mr. William r. johnson
had tnld him, that lI0 majority many as the
Van Buren, party could possibly give in the Prcsiden-
tia Election and that he, Bolts, believed it. Every per-
son must infer from this, that Mr. Bolts and Mr. John
think that the county of Chesterfield poled more
votes than she legally entitled TO do. Well, sir,
let us examine MIR. Johnson himself in this matter.
few years ago, made attempt to instruct the said
Johnson to vote against b. w. Leigh Esq, 10 the Sc
nate of the United States. We got, think, between
FIVE and six hundred signatures to the instruction paper,
Mr. Johnson, with great he said, aidcd by the
then Deputy Clerk, MIR. Nunnally,) made out list of
those legally entitled to vote in the county, and well
my recollection me, he made ont between Is
and 400 legal voters in the county, about 400
than we poled in the Presidential election but
evidently under modification al being badly beaten,
the Fedcrasts pretend that it was by foul voting
They will not do, sir, no way you can fix them. The
result in old Chesterfield was owing TO the manly
ner in which every Of the party discharged his du
ty particularly the Skin Quarter Democratic Assoca-
ton. And although beaten in the general result, we
shall be proud TO that we opposed the old Sc
cret keeper. He may do better than expect, and
hope he may but l. for one afraid that good can
come from such a source
CHESTERFIELD
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-11-17

IN CHANCERS -EtR.ISta, nit AT Circuit Superior
Law aud chanccry held Tor the County of Chester
u. lsiU:
The Mutual Society against Fire Buildings in The
State of Virginia, Plaintiffs;
against
Mary Rozel widow Of John Rozcll deceased Francis o.
Rozell j. Rozel Indiana H. Rozcl Virginia r. Rozc,
Rohiou Macon 1abGe, and Thomas T. Robinn, Dcts
The defendant Louis Robou not having entered his appear
according the Act al Assembly and
the Rules Of this Court and appearing by satisfactory evil
dcnce nhahliant of this Commonwealth, il j.
ordered that The said defendant Robiou d. appear
The first day Of the the hl of the plaintiffs,
and give performing such order TIE tunft
make IN the premises Il copy Tins order IT. forthwith
inserted siapcr published in Tie tily 81 Richmond
another copy be posted al the front door Of the count
House OF tins County.
Copy-fc>r,
L. VI. FARMER, u. c.
4ty
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-11-17
Chesterfield, Nov. 9th, 1910.
A WISE SUGGESTION.
J. ELAN.
JAMES II. cox.
r. w. FLOURNOY.


To the Democratic poters ofthc Northern Week District
Feeling deep interest in the success OF the Demo-
cratic cause and anxious at all times to protect 1t,
cannot refrain from calling your attention to the neces
.ty of adopting snch measures as may be found neces
,ary to ensure the success Of Democratic candidate
COR the next Congress. AS means eminently calcu-
lated to combine the achoie strength of the District
would most earnestly recommend that Convention be
called to at central point to nominate who
ever may be deemed mos, acceptable to the people, as
-om numerous and manifest demonstrations, am con-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-11-17
Deaths.


Departed this life, or the ih umo, the residence II hr
son naw, Mr. Jno Richardson's III New Kent CGnny, IN.
RHuo MARSH. IN The 10Th of her IL would be wn
Of upcrcro-atun for the author these remarks speak tr
virtues Of tie deceased, where she all known In ~ ~
various relations Of WIFE, mother IRE nj and iCi.o had
few equals, and perhaps Never dung sr.a,
(Which Of bilious characrr hi. T.
ESCAPE her lips. For the last sixty @ lS heenl Hbs
Of good standing tlc Methodist Ei Church aud
sl. said done always done III. Glory God.
And when the Of her Sjnnrn here earth had
The Drathl n bccomeh meek follower
Lord Jesus Christ "Blcsed the dead which die IN the Lord
Died. Cabin Point in the County OF s'y, sunday the
LIST November, the 9th Of his ions TAYLOR
SON Of Dr. Charles H. Graves The writer Of this feeble tribute
his memory, loss for language, IN which suitably
record the death OF this truly rsnabe young O
an.abc disposition and the most engaging suavy c manners
hc IN the prime and Hush of early anhooddoacd by
ms family and friends and greatly beloved by MS acquantancps
lie active and enerpsng youn. merchant, with the
airesi prospects of his sucatoavins already az
qnred high character integrity and punciuaIity I'm tr
midst NJ life DEATH. IL but The night before liz
wr Of THIS notice. and received from him the advice which IL
would have brother. On Saturday night, the 3 Of DC
obrr, disease aSsaei HIN, after week Of severe sr
ng his spirit passed away Language would bc wholly made
uatc 10 The Of The loss hi, family and friends,
and The deep grief which lis death a oecanned
II was said of DID, "whom the Gods love, die young and
great Poet has also said
-'' Perhaps the early grave
Which men weep over may be meant 10 save"
While will airconacly cherish the memory Of our departed
friend endcavo be reconciled the will Of Heaven
mherng, that hc Lord and the Lord hath taken
" lie has from world whose paths are brrt with
reach him more but where lie may flourish in immortal
youth.
s.Oh. in that future let think
To hold each heart, the heart that shares
With them the Immortal Wa'rrs drink,
And soul III soul grow deat!less theirs"
l|J- VIII. requested tocopy.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-11-17
From the Iyaehbnrg Republican,.
CRY krrlln tNnEnSnS

TnE RIGHT OF iSsrRUoTIoS.-ln the great melee LOT
the election of President let US not forget small mat
ters. The man whose name heads this article by a
mistake that all communities liable to make, was
some time since elected to the Senate of Virginia lie
has violated their will occasions than one ne
has promised 10 resign if majority of his constituents
were found opposed to him. lie has made himself ac-
tive in the recent contest for the Presidency in favor
Of the Federal candidate Cen Harrison, and against
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-11-17
Marriages.

Married. on the l?t instant, by T. L. Masoon ions y.
MrSronp, Esq 10 Miss h>s Erz. RorrR daughter
George Roper, Esq, AL Of this Gity.
Married. b. the Rev. VIM. Bryant 18th Of October 1T
Farmvlc, Lancaster County, Va, the residence II Mrs
Y.rE. eldest daughter Of The ia:e Joseph y Carter
Married, by the Rev John Towcs, on 3h Of sepenb.r LAT,
Brnloinond The residence Mr. Benjamin Cbinn, Doctor
WV JSEs OF Lancaster County Mrs. ELzApETh So.n,
Dow
Married, At LewisburG "Wednesday, the h instant, By IT,
Rrv'd Mr. Mclhaney, Mr. cHsRLrs CAV ~ Richmnnd 10
Miss M,RG.Rsr LIZ daughter OF Henry Erskne ESD OF Lewis
burr Glnenbricr County
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-11-17

az There are doubts about the Of Lewis county. Our
nrsi number settle every thing.
The following the only Counties from which returns
have yet been received:
AMHERST ra,on Fayetc, Grayson, Greene, Henry Lewis
Logan Mercer Moroc Nicholas, Patrick rylyana Preston,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-11-17
A SOUTHSIDER.
Free Colored Males,
I" I" Females,
Total.

Number OF horses and mules the first oil june
1910, 2g5l No of cattle 1926; No. of sAerp i@,hi'
No. of swine 20, lG3 estimated value Of poultry Si'-
7G2; No Of bushels of wheat made in the county IN
1899, l9574S; No. Of bushels oats lo''oSi rye o''
buckwheat AZ corn ,O32 G2I No. Of pounds Of wool
q $50; Tons Of hay, d BOZ No. of pounds of obac
the products of the dairy ::32,656; orchard ssail
home made or family goods, ,26 ari3 bushels po-
atoes. PHILLIP D. w i,S, o,',cn.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-11-17
COMMUNICATED.
z y,
ORITTARY

o. IA political villain OF considerable notoriey
has been attempting for time past, by means the
most disngenuous and fraudulent, to commit violent
deloration of chastity not only Virginia, the proud
when he had several political accompces, (aspan,s
too engaged in this unholy crusade against the rights
and chastity of both. On the lst Monday in this
month"; the people after free calm, and impartial hear
ing pronounced the dread sentence, Guilty and, this
morning (Frday, being hangman day. was found sus
pended ION the only thing have at this place repre-
sentng galows,) the sign post in front of the Hotel
So the eyecutioner shall have pronounced him
Dead doubtless he will he handed over to Drs Conserva
tive aud Wing for dissection PlILO.
Louisa Courthouse Nov 49,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-11-17

WINGED that 10 other than the nominee ofa Convention
can succeed. In recommending this measure, let me
beg that each county send sufficient number repre-
sent her interest. Let every be found II, his post;
and victory will and must be oars for cause needs
other props than union and perseverance,
VOTER OF WESrMORELAND
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-11-17

the Republican candidate Martin Van Buren,. Yet lie
has not obeycd what may Gc considered plain and idu
ba5lc instructions. Lest lie may overlook these in
structions ike he did the merits of Gen Harrison in
certain address which he wrote against him, the
attention Of himself and Of his constituents respect
fully invited To the majorties given to Mr.. Van Buren,
IN tie counties CONFUSING his district:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-11-17

Mr.. Anderson should hcarken to this small voice and
not hold his against the known wishes OF his const
,uen,s He should resign forthwith, 50 that the people
may supply lis place by who will represent them
truly in the next General Assembly. y. L. z.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-11-17

Notice TO The Democracy IF Richmond
Or Meeting Of the DEaocR,Tic A,.octtTion 81 Richmond
will be- held their Democratic Hall, daeday Ereany,
o'clnck. Every Democrat Richmond and vicinity invited Ia
attend.
81 Compiler please copy.
Richmond, Nov. Eth, 20.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-11-17

D. Il.
CURE YOUR CoLDS.-Cal and buy Of ]. Pcasc (
- Sons clarified Essence Of loahonmd Candy renowned
New York. during the past year, curing Coughs, Colds,
iloarsencss, Whooping Cough, Group, &c.
HILL 4 DABNEY,
Corner ADORE the Columbian.
Nov |. 5S-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-11-17

IN CHANCERY-VIR In Caroline Circuit Superior Court
az Chanccy, Ill., 1910: Archibald IuCknrr,
hs own right devisrc of Otway nekner decd and
heir Walker C. Bucknrr, decd George r. Bncknc unatc,
his right and an heir of said Walker e. Buchner ard
Rnl ugn, committee Of said George X. Buckncr, plaintiffs,
Washington his right, and administrator
de 6Onis mn George Buckner, decd; Vim Washington Betty
PAYNE an infant Laurence W. Berry, her guardian c,
Burke and Edward Burke infants y Nothornc h. sutton,
guardian ad iem Judith ~ sutton, Nobone T. Sutton and
his we Warner Talnicrro aud LEO q. hs WIFE,
Vim. b. and Marion his wife, James Seldom and Sarah
Scddon and James, Ann and Susan Roy, infants by said
James 4. Seldom their guardian al ic5a, Defendants
This this day 10 b. heard hy consent II the
ties by COUNSEL The BILL answers cNtli AM t' eAaina
and argued it COUNSEL on consideration
Whereof Court doth audsc order and decree, That Thomas
attun L. Seldom, Robert udan, who hereby
appointed Commissioners for tie purpose any Of
whom arc authorised ac do after first advertising the time and
place OF sale successfully, in nesIa
pe expose SALE by public ancton 10 The highest bidder In,
LANDS Of which George Bnkner d,d seized, in the Counties
If Caroline and Culprpc the following terms, VIZ: One
third ii, one credit Of IL months, the residue
credit uf the period Of the sale and the SAID
such Of them directed To take
good security fom The purchaser pure asers for tie
deferred payments with liens on The premises Sold to secure th
the Count doth order, That the said Com
report proceedings the Court order
0 final decree
Cupy,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-11-17

NEW PIANOS FOR OLD ONES am willing IL take
~ roni hand Pianos exchange fr one and allow w.at
ever Judges of article may consider them worth Wy olcrt ~
mi 70 make second hand Pianos and wond there
c,r c,ter take valuation, sell them the best ad
vantage for have hand beautiful assor;
rn Piano Fortes varying in price from $40 TO 5000
Those with their orders shall b. pleased,
nav win be required. T. 7. NASH,
Book and Piano Seller, Peters6urg, IA.
Nov 10 55-w3wif
I,EMALE SERVANT WANTED.-Thc subscriber would like
the year Tor purchase) Female Servant of
good character. L. r. NAsH
Book and Piano Forte Seller, PetersJsrg, ia.
Nov 10 56-w3wif
MARSHALL HOUSE, RICHMOND, W., Second DoOr teon Mr
wi Bank Of Yrgirid-Fon 10 Is members of the Legislature
can accommodated this House. There several very me
well calculated for who intend bringing
families with them. part OF this House VIII be reserved
specially for custom. . =, .,,a,,.,
Nov. Il l55-stHl MRS. WI ti.aiDoksE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-11-17
''H' ROBERT HuDGIY, CLERK.
r.uiunLle Real Es.ate at Public AUCTION.

IaluabLc Real EStatc at Public AUCTION.
pursuance vi decree, undersigned
e will proceed the TRACTS OF LAND therein refer
public upon the therein prescribed
The Tract OF LAND contains 1861 ACRES.
surveys and susceptible o division into three Farms, AMI
will be sold either together separately 10 si purchasers This
Estate by the of BRAlSFlEI.D The sale viii
be- the 2t day Of November next, the premises.
The Culp"per Tract Of LAND 800 icre
the Of SALT POND, adoins the lands o
VIM H. Ross, COL John Thorn and Maal Er The sale
Of this Land will be made Brandy public place near the
misses, the 81 day Of December Should the weather he
nemeDt either Of the above named days. the sale viii take
place the next fair day
These very valuable Tracts Of Land generally known
that particular description deemed unnecessary The
public are invited 10 examine the premises and referred
Mr. Robert udcin NJ The Bowling Green Caroline County, for
particular Information. . n,ro,.
JAMES A. Seldom, , Commissioners.
ROBERT HUDGIN,
Noe - 5s-tls
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-11-17

Our taste for at leas, agrees with that of our
neglbor, the r. Wing We do not relish hord etder
quite as much as he does-but we admire the ale from
Twins Brewery of Alexandria, as much. Mr. Creme
is the established agent in this City Taste and try
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-11-17

DO HEREBY caution all Persons against trading fora Not
rs about weeks Ia Tho. II. OwEN
dor>ed BY NJ bg johnson, for ST. payable % days after date As
do said noe Of fraud pactisei
ON me by said Owens horse trade.
JOHN JOHNSON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-11-17
Bu DC Gorernor 81 ne sac II rrginia.

a PROcIAMA1ION.
yfTIEREAS felony committed Norfolk. ~ i 81 II n
w Tiryiaa, Of july. le3g, by PETER John
SON, EDWARD SMITH and ISAAC GANSEY or GARtSEl,
colour that time attached the Schooner R0ber,
irc believed have been residents o the Cily stat; ."
Nor York. tlry probably found the said Ptr
yirson. and Iadc Gdrr> have lied
justice and going n large: Therefore, i,TIDMAi
w llIMER, Of # prgiad have thought
proper Proclamation, hereby offering reward
One Thousand DotiarS
any prron persons who VIII appclcnd and convey the
Jail of the Borough Of Norfolk of the said offenders
Three Thousand D0iiarS
upon delivery Of all Of them the Jaoro the said Borough
Aud do require all officers Of this Sc,
civil and military and earnestly request all persons within
without the Limits thereof their cxrion> appr
bend said ,lnl that they may b. brought I>tirc.
Given under my hand ~ Governor, aud under The
., Seal of the state, RcAFtoEd, this thirteenth
N"'a'.i dag Of Nnvcmbr, eighteen hundred and foiy,
ard the 18th year Of the Commonwealth.
THOMAS " GIIMER.
~ National lncgenccr viii please insert times.
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-11-17

LIXECUT0R'S SOTIcE.All persons having claims against
IL Estate Of Col HE Truesear, decreased, late Of TIE Cu
Is of Hanover requested 10 present them property aucn
for and those indebted desired 10 make
forthwith, nd 10 close the affairs III the Estate
with a. lulc DELAY rs possible. ID. TRt EHFNRT.
q. :. TRUEliEAET
EtSrHtJ.s.
NuY L. .N-MtM
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-11-17


"MR. TYLER addressed the
Senate al considerable length, or
posixG the bill, and expressing
his dceided hostility 10 ALI. ap-
preparations far .rHiidr objects.
he then went nj large into re-
MARKS upon the exercise of the
powers assumed by Congress, n
h. considered USCuNSTfTl :
DNii.l.f, and ma,ntamr' that
rc Gurcrnuca, hai Rccer dcpuftd
from hc prnripies lad dom IA
He Constitution, without rePeltins
L. In proof If this he instalced
the incorporation Of he Bunk n
The q. States, winch had nri,ina
ted a system of gaming and
mculiiion, that had hardly ever
been cquallcd. lie adduced va
rlnus arguments against IN con
struction That had been lftcn
given 10 the Constitution, and
declared that Yirginid would
sooner fOrc.n The advantages al
lorded hy This GNAUTHOR-
lSED syslrm, than enjoy them
nj the risk IT violating tli.i sa
cred compact"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-11-17

10 lie ifclnJers Of The Lcgisiatnrc.
MRS MARY TOMPkINS ran accommodate eight MIN
vi ber- Legislature with board the
Nov Il
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-11-17

Just sad.
.Norr Pr,S rGae 10 The Country.
Drawing Of Virginia Ircsburs Lottery, Glass IA, drawn lh
November. 81 ,00O Capital
3 - Al a. is ) - Is 81 81 II D., 80 ~
s25 So s?5 so $50 so SIS S5 SIS sl2 sa so so go
Ticket II u Grand Capital and half g u -
Prize Of ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS both sold in The above
Correspondents. We await the pleasure Of tie holders.
Nov L. Sit
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-11-17

vi of Legislature with board the
Nov IS-3
FLEETWOOD ACADEIl, KING & QUEEN COUNTY
this Institution for the ycar, VII
commence the 18th oil January and viii be divided into
sessions, Of five months each.
Tlr viii embrace tile Latin Greek and
French Languages Arithmetic Geometry Algebra Natural and
Moral Philosophy, and such branches constitute sound Eng
fish Education.
The attention will be paid 10 the morals, habits and
Students, and c1crtun made To
and and valuable acqui>i
ons. situation healthy pleasant and retired The terms
will BE- for Tuition. Board, Bed and Bedding. ST. per session Of
five months deduction made absence except
OF proactcd sickness. Day Scholars So per
OLIVER WHITE.
Address Fleetwood Academy Post Office
v,y l. 5s-6i
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-11-17

The Governors salary should be reduced to S2'Uo.
When the people have TO be taxed for kitchen turnl-
ure clocks, Watches and every thing they may possess
even down to a bed blanket it is time that the salaries
reduced If they cannot be made TO feel the bur,hen
as others feel it, they should be made TO understand it.
These are reforms that the public will demand ana that
il will not be satisfied misunderstanding TEL
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-11-17

u. National Inteeencer viii please times
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Al oxa-d, franklin county, Arkansas, on the
1Ih Of May last. by the Rev. Mr. Musselt,
JAMES w. PEsDLEros. Esq. merchant, Of
Ozark, formerly OF this town. 10 Miss MARaARET
C. HuARIcKHoUsE, daughter of Mr.. A. Hum
rickhopse Of ShepherdStown, Virginia.
On Tuesday evening the 81 instant, by the
Rev. James T. Johnston, Mr.. GEosoE w. Max
WELL, formerly OF Washington City, to Miss
ALvtsA VIEoiSIA CHuncHSAs. the sixth dangh-
ter Of MIR John Churehmsn OF Alexandria.
On he 9TH instant, at 81 Johns Church, ~
the Rev. Dr.. HaWley, WILLIAM SELDES. Esq.
Treasurer o. the UnIted States, To EaiLY, daugh-
ter Of the late Nathaniel Chapman Hunter, Esq,
Of Virginia.
In Hagersiown. on the ID instant, BY the Rev
Joseph Meriken, Mr.. PErER BAsHrRE to Miss
ELizABErH RoHRER, both Of Berkeley County
Va.
A, the same time, by the same, MFR. AAsoN
WARD, to Miss. MAR0AREr ANN RoHREE, both OF
Berkeley County Va
% Thursday. the 2lst uit., by the Rev. Mr..
Walls, Mr.. JAcon DEcK TO Miss MARGAEEr yANE
GRINGs, all Of Berkeley county.