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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-12-18
IFro,, ne .vln York .srr E,a.J

REMEMBER THE POOR.
Nrw YoHK, 5ih Dec, 1870.
~ G The man who while seated before bright Goa
IN every min. comfort ,ie c,nno dirns sneh storm u
!. nav raging thuk ni The oi 'ai
hing. aImt sreres be calder IN heart than it u
pyin. stpr and o s-i-h Z" deserve continued p"Se' >,
In this nin of tt"u.hr has- written me ene'-rn III In
bn. rhnt il una, humble aid IN aronsinp 'ts wta
III, and take some prompt measures M m
destitute aud s ring p"r. The nr.t Storm :" w'n'er eve
ks. terror Ia III. ,n,ny cities aud there Is but Il"
much for believing thar tr c,ry ad sever,
m aud prnd.nl who hut III prepared to meet u
fuel and atlrr winter nrr->saries. = -,
Of the poor Emair-It the voice Of The pres
VIII c ha. the Luneer ct henevu nee h raa Q"
subject u..,.,, ~. ra - ~ ~
AN APPEAL TO the Rir:i ~ BEHALF OF THE MANY
~ " POOR.
Sow SranM Der. 4ih and 5.h, si0
Oh, think. We r,rh-wh N irvis The storm
like H.int'4 sad Il, ng wal,
II,w m,ny a weak and shrinking form
Bends % thu piercing gal
Think uf the S,,r. trur and bold,
'Y.nir freishird bark who gnid;.;
Whn tnt, paid, 10 cnin E' z I'D
&c ,in.t nsaci'rnns wind and ties
Think uf hiS hon .-hnw d.snllte,
When shr,eks the h1flins wind;
The I~riI. an his llth pirt wait
he ar and alert I'll u hud,
Bat IA ~ f aI-tle drar ones there,
ar VIII. wI" n,frn. alone
When con-s u. fill h-r hearts despair,
The breakers distant ninan.
Think-wh comfort ye abide,
The suppl lint III y"tr i'".r
Nav ono, firm Ian K ho'h fir and wide
Have Id the f.inttmk pnor.
Iiis f,rm dvin. the sanr a yours,
I'll. soa' IA much rrfu-d;
TIL, p,vsrty h1A rliid rs powers,
linn tta Is MS NINA
Your common nalier E,rth's broad breast
To md him nin-t he,
The sill dark pltre al lugl rest,
From speniur free.
Thr h.rd that ih Couch Of down
Shall thr? III night rep0sr,
May mw Fat-'s ,1nial frv~n,
Whsn ~ beauty gluws.
II human life jny
Like that which creils springs
When u'rr thu of misery
tier Ii ,t m Eek Pity ngs.
ranS how { Hop again,
Then lowering clonds depart;
Come nil aud cirer.ns strain
The music Of the heart.
TIL. s,lrin that frisht- the many
Til sindd.r Will. they sleer.
That hunks with snny III chinSy door
Tint tn. Widow wcsp
Dark Winter fir.t IL -bodus storm
f. raging reel,
Com ;, CHARITY. with mlutlc warm,
And pronis. an thy brow.
Con,r-in thy silent, secret eni>c,
Aud nd Health bloom,
And liRht TIL lnn-td eyes,
And cheer tn chilling 81 ~ al
Their. Ueav 'n'- first Inirr>t Influence
All hama, kind M,
The i-ws TO oil their wealth dispense
Thy smile i every where.
Tho poor-by Ills distrcs'
The hnnr>t mln my he;
With hnnts nn-,ilrd by crime, he's best;
With mind nnch1'ned he's free
And VIII II lia bleeding & TRY calls,
lies f,TrnIsrt The field;
Yet U4af III. entlirl.lS,
And III ikes the west Icld.
Thin ro,iSr Sc ri, IL. hy i,rift or chance
Whose with silently well.
Explore h- hrtad and ,irear.A"srse
Where Wants pis thousands dwell
And oft lesid tn lon is hoalth
BY bonn.s bright
Shalt rise III true-t payer Of earth
From hearts made glad and light.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-12-18
By HE Governor Of Viryimia.

WHEREAS vacancy hhh occurred III the representation
w from hi State in the Congress 81 the United States. rs tie
OF Joe. rnan, &c tiua-- Rope
.en,tvrs n United states for the Dtrrt composed Of The
cnrs Norfolk Princess Anne, Mans nond, Elizabeth CITY
and lie az Wight, and the bor ugh OF Norfolk:
Therefore Thomas " Gmer. Governor, do hereby make
known whom may that Monday, The 81 Gy
appointed for The election II
rative the District OF the United States,
10 supply the caused a aforesaid
Given under my hand, Governor and under tie
t,EA seal Of Commonwealth NJ Richmond, tins nth
day Of December, lS40. THOMAS w. GlLNER.
Tee * cc-d
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Washington Henry .4eademy, Hanorer q

THE Trustees This institution have procured the services o
Mr. Ira Morey jr., Teacher, for the ensuing year Nh
highly recommended faithful aud able Teach
aud gentleman Of repcacabe moral and Christian cha
The exercises Of this Institution will the Isl day
of January, lS The branches Of Literature and SCI
usually taught Academies viii he attended IL, 20 lat
students rcscrting may be fitted 10 enter in nd
any Of the Colleges in fls State.
Terms
For the elementary branches Of English, $50
For the Languages and Scienrrs, 80
Board including washing and lodging be had in rfpfca
HE families 10 the immediate Of the Academy for from
so 500 for the scholastic of ten months Tuition fees
half yearly in advance
Washington Henry Academy is situated healthy part I'll
Hanover county miles from Rlcmondapan from all the
foundations and Stores and about TWO
and half miles from Church. where religious worship
is held ordinarily two Sabbats each month By order of
Committee OF the Board, HENRY SMITH, Prrs.
Novo1 6I-WiHr
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30 paiunbih .fegroes for SHE at .l"efion.
obedience order the Circuit superior oIt of ncking
ham, made Of aker Baker and
undersigned Will or for sale the highest bidder for cash.
the Of Faimve The 3jh day Of December next II
fair, il fair day. iy valuable and likely
The lately held Mrs. Ester Anderson.
n the county buckingham life, and sold
fr division among They consi
men, women el- and children; and them
veral experienced and skiul boamen
GEO. n. MATTHEW'S,
JOHN ". WILSON,
ROBERT J.. GILLESPIE,
Octo3 l50-wtdsl Comm ..iv -.
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Teste:

- To rh:-I, --,a Justice of the Peace for the
County aforesaid, do hereby certify that-w whose name
j. above subscribed attestng witness personally appeared
before aforesaid and made oarh that the above
named whose names
The attorney acknowledged
the in the Of the said witness their aud
deed.
Witness my hand and seal this day Of eighteen hun.
dred and -
[sE.t-l
Jg-wt2ID
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-12-18

IAMES RIVER AND kANAWilA CoMPASY.-The sixth
Meeting Of the Stockholders Of the James River and
Company, will be held the Capitol in the City Of
Richmond with permission Of the proper authority, Monday
the H day OF December next By order Of the President and
Dirprfn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-12-18
.Souh Gnrdrn, Caroline County.


NTIsS MARY L. JACKSON Will open School At this place.
lFl Richmond and Fredericksburg Rrond on the %
January for The reception Of y"nng Ladies' keadnf VIII,
ing English Grammar Geography the Of Globes aud
Maps Arithmetic, Algebra Elementary Mathematics Natural
Philosophy, History, Ancient and Modrrn Rhetoric Botany
French, Spanish, Greek aud Latin will he taught
shall aid Miss Jackson in teaching, hnt the government oil IN,
school viii he exclusively her Every attention shall
paid the health comfort aud religious and moral improve
0f the young ladies.
Terms for hoard inon, lodging washing, fuel lights &C.
$40 paid yearly in advance for the scholastic and the
usual extra charges for Music Drawing and Painting.
tc n j5-yl2wl JOHN &. LAWRENCE.
ID CARR J7it.raey Inc having permanently located him
self Cha"tesve Virginia, will ats nd regularly the In
Superior Courts Of Abenac onisa and FuSanna
conde his shall receive strict attention
RcirepcesPofessor Davis Jnu r. Jones, charlottesville, Va;
Gov. Gilmer, Peyton, Drane & Edwards, Richmond, Va
Sent 35-St&wsw
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AUCTION AND COMMISSION STORE

THE subscribers having taken the the cross street I'M
nIedatcy in front Of the Bell Tavern, and Mess
Sizei Son, intend carry the Auction and comms
sion in all It's branches. They will also inform their
and the public that they will continue former hsi
of hiring and colecn. debts in the City Rich
and roughoutthe Stale Of VrinarIns giving mer
and others opportunity Of having their claims collected
the favorable terms They hope By
tain addition their already very liberal patronage Their
house will be ready 10 receive goods the II inst
ROBERT Hill. & co.
r. s. Our charge for hiring viii be per Tor
collecting sae q do for collecting 800 cy
do: do inder $780, II do. They viii attend to the ne
crocs in Of sickness through the year.
Dec Is 66-ft
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WILLIAMSBURG ACADEMY.

THE first Of this Institution will commence the ah
1 of the aOtl Of June under
sperinrnd, nce William Wood-nd. graduate IL Jrr.
College, Pa Mr. Woodcd taught IN the family Of IN. Han
Henry George Tucker during the past year, who
,cnjed from gentleman helm. well quan,d 10 teach
various branches usually tlu: in the hest Academies hi, III
ared in high aud healthy place tie main rad
leading from Petersburg Warenun " 4. The Trustees ~
themselves from the high character 4 Mr Wuodd AL
The healthy situation Institution, that ihry III
patronage, only from the adjacent uerhmhoh mt
adInnng Board be procured seven.
families in The ncichborlood
Terms per- III fce aonAs-For Elementary ENGLISH
branches sin 00far Latin, Greek Mathematics. &c. sig -
" g. Letters be addressed 10 annr- Store. Mrrkoa.
burg Va By THE TRUSTEES.
Wlllamsrile, Va, Dec. ., 1910. 6,-t2t1
lanes LAWRENCE CARR, ATTORNEY LAW, Kanars9
House. Trrinia-pracfes in kanawla and the 7djan
countless and viii Agent in hiring negroes collecting
aud remriin . the hires, &c.
Kanaw ha 4. H.. Dec Isl G6-lm
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classical SCHOOL. at Prnfc Edrdrd Curt Hunsr Po.-
The subscriber intends opening School nj Prince Edward
Court House the 1T of January whr ir will
Latin and Greek Languages, and in the u,mrn
nf he Mathematics The course Of instruction is Intended 10 he
tnrniah The will be Si0 far the scholastic q.
nstrctnn extra charge will be given IL DESIRED
Hebrew and in the German and French languages. stu
from abroad obtain boarding conveniently the best
families. ELISHA BALLANTINE.
Dec II tJ-w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-12-18

Alta Meeting of the President and Directors of the James
n River and Kanawha Company Lynchburg OIL the lsh DAY
Of November 1870:
The Board Of Directors accompanied by the Chief Engineer
having inspected the first Division Of the ana and appear
that the Basin in Richmond 10 thu l. nc
burg Water Works DAM will be completed and ready for use %
the first day of December next, -
Reor,d Regulations the James River and h
nawha Canal adopted by their Stockholders NJ their called NEE
the h June sst shall take effect from and after -ath
day Of December next with the exception Of the new Tar
Tos and the regulations for the collection of the same "h
shall take effect and 60 operation from and after the rs M
Of January next.
Resored, That the Secretary be instructed to publish The &
going Resolution newspapers Richmond, Lnc
burg and Buchanan
Extract from the Records.
Nov 81 6O-2lwtlJ
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PUBLIC SALE OF TWENTY LIKELY NEGROES
WILL nc sold OF Petersburg. T., ay of
w January Isi twenty valuable slaves, Constituting r
dover portion Of the Mrs Lucy Wills. The intended
10 effect division amongst tie ega-es o sad estate wi n
sold without reserve; they consist Of bos, chi
drcn; amongst and boys there very valuable
hands i'm tobacco factories beeu principally tia,
business and amongst the women there yty
valuable house servants. The will be made on the
day nf ralr. JlNGNAL JOSES, ne Of he LgGfsss.
Dec is GC-ta5D
NOTIcE-The will have for hire the first Janua
~ hands. Among them rate
hons, serr"u,s female. coc drivers facoy
hands In addition the above, the subscriber II
the hiring many be sent Special attention
will he paid in getting good homes and Their mn>
good pay. Having had several experience the
and be ing acquainted the city, h- hopes rrrcr
all who avor him with hcir pair"nar IT.
will give personal attention all the servants he mag haze
hire, when lick.
Terms for hiring and collecting The per
Medical attendance and medicine fnr each hand, 81 for
year. and attended by good physicians n The
Persons hiring in The cy viii find crca; then
advantage attended by the yrar ri hou,rs
len to their choice. WEST WYATT.
Sir West Wyatt attended the hiring and colecn.
and hestr not tn ihai m
well qualified 10 attend 10 this business Those
friends who pairunised this line Of business VIII
US by bestowing their patronage on him.
~ WYATT & WHITE.
IL. $40 GILL
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-12-18

ID UNAWAY SLAyE-i,mmttcd 10 the Jail Of Gabell county
IL Virginia. the lll day Of August, 1910, hoy
dark olnr, though hick; about feet inches highs
good connrenance aged ls 10 lie had with him
piir Of bak cloth panaoons; pair striped cotton do, and
white roundabout, with visible marks his Calls
hm-c Frederick, and he bound Tiumas Per
of rdfd county, Va and that lie away Perkins
weeks before he apprchended. The OF said
negro requested forward, pay charges, and take him
away-oherwsc he will I've dealt with a. the law directs.
AARON I. McKENDREE,
Now IS LfIor oJCnb HrD ,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-12-18

CLASSICAL SCHOOT-The Subscriber has engaged MIR. Rich
" T. ". Duke, no has hlsh testimonials al character ard
Teacher in his family fr the liz
will the 2Hb January, and close The 9Th
of December with n the 2Dth June 10 the nh Jn.
In his Sclou viii he Taught ill hr us English branches, the
Mathematics the Latin and Creek languages AMI III. mdneG
Of the French.
The subscriber VIII he prepared accommodate siS bnaric
erms-Ioad 800, Tmon so, be pnid hair yearly ~ nj
My residence is three miles from Goronsvi the
ro1d lending IL Orange OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Office, Guf"n-v r
References ir. Dukes ga!caon- To VIM Hoiison,
Gen Nm F. Gordon James L. t;nrdon capt ". l." Walker.
and Thomas W. Mauy, Of Abemarle, and Dr. aes Brae 81
Orange. JOHN SCOTT
D.c6 6I-ji-
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TN acknowledgements Court Of Monthly Sessnn,
Louisa County, the Court House thereof, Mon
day, the lath day OF October, ls49:
PalIison loxIey, Plaintiff
against
Marin bson John Dickinson Susan Dickinson, Griffith Dick
inson and Robert Dickinson, Defendants:
defendant Robert Die knson, having errd his
pearancc security according law and The rules Of
this Court and appearing to the satisfaction OF The Court that
nhabtant Of this State the motion Of the plaintiff
his COUNSEL il is ordered that the said DEFENDANT Robert Dick
nson, do appear before the justices OF county Court of said
County, the Courtiose, the second Monday in January
ney and the bill Of the pnnf and Tint Of this
order he forthwith inserted published In the
City Richmond months excessively and posted al the
door Of the Court House of this county Court day.
Copy-Teste,
Oct d l5o-ws JOHN HUNTER, l. c.
IN CHANCERY.-yRG,lA Rules, holden Clerks
Office OF the County Court Of Charlotte the End day Of No
vembrr, 1910:
Rowland Anderson, Plaintiff;
against
William Armes and George Roberts, Defendants:
The defendant, William Arne having entered his
according Act Of Assembly and the Rules Of this
Court appearing the satisfaction Of the Court that he
nhaban Of this State On the motion Of the plaintiff by
Counsel ordered that the said defendant do appear here
Monday February and his appearance and
the plaintiffs BILL and give security for performing the
Of the Court that Of this order be inserted in
newspaper published in the City Of Richmond for
months nccessve and posted the from, door Of the Court
House Of the said County.
A copy-Tc.ts,
Nov Is 57-w6w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-12-18

CHEAP GRUCERIES.-IlLL Il DaBAEl s.,N continue n
u sell Groceries their the fret door above Columbian
Tavern good they be had Tie city.-Iey
invite their customers and the publ give them cli a, ms
are determined be undersold IN any article
Ccyg Srf,t
Dec b'-tf
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FARMERS, HOTEL.

To THE PUBLC-The subscriber not having succeeded N
renting Farmers Hotel has drteriuned a. II himself
and has employed Mr. Jou r. Rawlings attend TO H. gentle
well known Tavern keeper This Tavern
has undergone thorough and ready m fe
tion If company and dnt think am saying t much WHEN
condition aud Accommodate
The subscriber pledges hin-rf have
that shall he wanted for Their
comfortable c.mmodaton Ali ask Of friends and tile pub
tic Is 10 call and sre.
ALA" prepared accommodate twelve Members Of
The Legislature, with good ROOMS, board &C., heng raan
and retired place. .f the hustle and crowd If Richmond and
Capitol many Boarding Houses in Richmond
have carriage horses and steady driver which shall nj all
times be their service them TO and FROM the Capitol
free If charge.
Ny is much 10 make as TO try and resnsc
Old Manchester and make known TO all who will do me
the favor CALL that Manchester have good Tavern EEL
good Goods and upon good other city, town
borough in lower Virginia Again say 10 my friends, The
friends Of Mr.. Rawlings, and the public TO call and see
Nov27 l6l-StI GREEN HALL.
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STATIONS Office,

nRAWTNG Of the Virginia Webure Lottery Glass TO- drawn
~ December: 9Th:
&c IL s. I'll 4 6 10 IS - 20 81 70 &c 2.
Drawing ofhr Va L4ehur Lottery Glass IS drawn .th
5 - 81 - IL 81 Il ~ - - 4.
Whole Ticket, Nos /. II, both sold aud caslrd by
~ 81 81, STATION.
Drawing Virginia cesburs Lottery, No. TO- drawn De
cci.brr l2fh:
20 ID % 81 IS 56 10 81 % &C 10 Il L.
Splendid Schemes for Monday morning. prizes Of $500
each, &c, &c. Tickets $40.
Zee n er-:t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-12-18
form of Prorp.l

". II. CHITTLNDEN, SefretaTy
Richmond, Nov. Is, 1910.
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GALE OF NEGGoES.-Iy virtue ofa Deed nf Tfns executed
- subscribers James B0ndrant, shall on Monday,
the asi day Of December $780, sell NJ Prince Edward e. ill., Ger
valuable slaves the said deed nentoned
L. y. WATKINS, ! ,-.<
Oh. SMITH, ''s
Farmvilc, Isl Dec, 1910. G3-tds
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NTOTCEr James p Neale is not now IN The employ neh'
of the franklin Manufacturing Company and Is mol aulh"I
ised 10 transact business whatever on their
Rchnond. 18th Oct 1870. 4s-s
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Tickets Sl0 halves SIS, quarters 81 50.
For Grand Prizes, please address ~
THoS. y. BIGGER.
Nov L. Ss-tf Richmond, Ia.
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nawne Immediately alter they are over all Who order
No On 59-wtd
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Bisger's Exchange and Lottery Office,
RICHMOND. W.

BlSger'S Exchange ana LOttefy OWce,
RICHMOND, Va.
Nos Virginia Leesburg Lottery, Class A. drawn
November li,h 1910:
80 55 IL ~ as 81 13 81 z 81 - 53 30 o..
sa5 sa5 SIS SO sau SIS 5 SIS $40 s2 $40 $40 so
Whole IS 500 also 81 30 $500, together wilh
Of $780, $780, sso S0 all sold, and VIII be paid 'a
1t sight, BY Btc6Lf.
.NcJt Lottery
3 Prizes Of S25, 900, 80 Of $1,000.
Alexandria Class C., 10 drawn 10Th December, 1910:
% Nos. 10 dram.
GRAND C,rirALs.
Grand Prizes ri sa5noo
Si0,r0
5000
SALT
50 Prizes Of $1,000.
Tickets $40. halves IS, quarters s. so.
For Grand Prizes, please address
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-12-18

MEcHA L.Hrs-1his and valuable article
II eronomica sheds better light and altogether j. ~
titled patronage than any other in u i adapt
ed all public buildings, well the drawing and The
parlor.
The above Lamps be burning Office even
ing. d. VI. HOiT ca.
Dec IL G-N
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Dornans statements respecting The popularity f Judge
Alien liz did not believe that If the vote Of the dis.
irct in which he presided, md that Of the surrounding
countirs were taken, there could be dissenting voice
Ia his elevation.
Mr. RADCLIFFE said that it lind been stated that This
question: in which party feeling was not t" enter
he hoped this was the case, however far rs the De-
mocratc party in the House concerned. II could
not be suspected that they were influenced by any
such motives for gentlemen from the opposite side had
taken cnre To select from their party, the gentle
men whose relative claims then under consdera-
ton. In the vote which he should give, he should
look to the qualifications of The respective nominees
and after considering the matter, had determined to
record his vote in favor Of Judge May. There had
never been his equal as Chairman of the Committee
"fCours Of Justce;-hs legal qualifications were
questionable and his personal qualifications equal
ly unexcrptonable TO all he was afable and cour.
trous-and in every respect would he chaeng.
comparison with any gentleman there or elsewhere
He had few words 10 saw, enquiries tn make Of thu
gentleman from Rockhridge. Two years ago, wher
this very question before the House, where did b.
stand with reference this Western gentleman and
tn Western claims' What was the course then pur
sued by that gentleman and other advocates of West
ern policy Had that gentleman for the first time
been able To discover the qualifications Of Judge AL.
len? and how was il that he was blind TO his merits
hut two years ago. refusing to assist him to the office
far which he now thought him .eminenty qualified:
There was one other remark which he would make ir
answer to statement calculated to make considerable,
impression upon the House.-He alluded TO the re.
mark thet not single decision of that gentleman hac
been reversed in the two years Tor four b.
had been upon the bench, by the Court Of Appeals
That very likely, for in all probability decision
which that gentleman had made had get reached III.
Court Of Appeals; Or fany, but two and if they
were not much pid there than here not soli,a
ry case had yet reached that Court. He was not dis
posed 70 draw parallel between the relative qualiea.