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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-03-23
.,fOuiaY, .Harch ~, lSIl.

The Senate announced that they had passed the bills
entiiled-An act to establish Board Of Agriculture
An act empowering the Common Council 10 provide
for the weighing OF live stock brought The city Of
Richmond-An act directin. tho payment Of a u
money the visitors OF the Virginia Institutions for the
education Of the deaf and dumb, and Of the blind An
act relative 10 the States guarantee certain bonds Of
the james River and kanawha Company-An act 10
authorize change the mode d! supporting prisoners
COUNTY and corporation ails, and concerning The
animation of said jails-An act authorizing the sale Of
the Public Warehouse in the town Of PctcrSbnr--An
act Ia authorize the James River and kanawha Com
pany purchase the Richmond Dock, and for other
purpcses
And also with amendments-An act appropra;ing
the public revcnue-An act TO direct the printing Of
the report Of tie revision Of the penal laws, and 10 COM
pensate the Clerk.
The Speaker submitted communication from The
acting Governor from the Executive Of Mississippi,
transmitting Anti Tariff Resolutions Of the Legislature,
and also resolutions the subject Of the 'rgna and
New York controversy-tle pth Of which IS the iol-
lowing "Ihat this State viii make
with any Of her sister States, whose rights have been
or may hereafter be invaded aforesaid, III any mode
or measure Of resistance redress necessary for their
proie elton
On motion Of Mr.. RADCLIFFE, the said communica
ton laid upon the table.
a motion made b. MIR. DAESEY that Inc House
adopt the following resolution
RcSGircd That one thousand copies of tie commit
ncaon of the Governor, sent to the House OF Dele
gates the Goth instant, relation to the New 0rk
controversy, and rendering the resignation oil his ofico
10 the General Assembly be printed for the use Of the
members thereof
Mr Robertson proposed the following an amend,
meat therefor
Resolrcd, Tina, ten thousand copies of the cores
ponence that has taken place, since the close Of The
last session of the General Assembly, between the
Governor Of Virginia, and the Governor OF New York,
Of the report made TO the present General Assembly
by the Select Committee, raised the subject of tia.
correspondence, of the law founded thereon and Tie
protest Of the minority opposed to said law, Of The
Message Of the Governor Of the nineteenth and
wcneth March, the subject of his refusal 10 surren-
der James Curry, and Of the Preamble and Resolution
of the General Assembly Of the goth instant touching
the subject he printed forthwith in pamphlet form
for the use Of the members
This matter was at length laid npon The table, on
motion Of Mr. MA,-Ayes 81, Noes 81
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TOR SALE, on. imported Durham improved short ned COW
selected from thu celebrated herd Enslnd-i!-o
three fIElFERS Of t..c breed.
The above animals uncomoaly hnc and have al taken
premiums.
Enquire Memberships Livery Stable T. street, % m ar nf
He'll Tavern, the anina certificates % 'Leir Ped ees
and Diplomas may b. seen.
March y lNi-a
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syIn orr paper 81 saturday rfp"t,cd that i a:-
HE constitution road through the county al t
duun wa. taken up motion Of Mr. Ramcy, and I:ten.
pcstpu, On o Mr. Armstrong THIS Is Incorrect hi"
was no hill of this title before the House.
csrS RrFwrt and METr desire rs In express t fest'.
nj ha.inr accidentally absent the passage OF i con
rcrrrr The nav If provisions "i which mt b'I
entire appreciation for which they would have voted u PIE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-03-23

VA meeting of the Democratic party OF Amherst
was held at the Court Rouse, on the 10Th INST, az
which Dr. Jas. Powell was nominated Tor tne i.o"se "
DELEGATES. ana Jehn L. Holiday Of Louisa, Tor Com
,-ac, "a Thai District
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-03-23

u. ", iIoyt x Co.'S Lucky Office.
c.;y;N IL Virginia Mouougaa Lottery, Class u tsasn
= -''' rs! l. 6 >. lC e. . IS 20 y ii.
lct;-,t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-03-23

s,pRiNG AND SUMNER DIZZY ""opS-ih" ,n".rnset, ~
..l bv rcccrt arrivals. general assortment OF ftii.
40 ,, ny Goods which they otter By ttc piece or pack
asc anI respectfully solicit e"mny an .eS " ca
mn g ~ .yl--oul .Narkd E-i3rs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-03-23
NEW AND DESIRABLE GOOl

NEW AND DESIRABLE GOODS.
THE have entirely soe. "f
Spring Goods which they invite the attention of pnrha
c or terms are accuninolanc-and such merchants rs
may cali, confidently say, they shall he pleased hi
in price .ai quality
March ln5-t;
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GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF VIRGINIA.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

Mantua, March l3, 1911.
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ny THOMAS RITCHIE.
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CoNGREss---2d SESSION.
Tuesday, Dee. 90, 1910.
IN SENATE,
DEATH OF HON. FELIX GRUMPY.


Immediately after tie reading of the journal,
Mr. ANDERSON rose and addressed the Senate as
follows:
Mr.. President: By the last mail, | received from
Nashville the sad intelligence oihe death omy esteem
ed friend and distinguished colleague, and rise To
nounce the event to the Senate lie died at Nashville,
on the 18th inst. have words adequate to express
my deep regret for this great pubic loss. Will not m
dugc upon this occaslon mere expressions cfprlvate
griet, though might find pardon and sympathy in the
hosoms of many Of his personal and cndeared friends
who surround HE. They will feel with me that they
have lost friend who merted their esteem, and III
whose social qualities the kindness of the heart WINS
ever conspicuous and never, for moment, eStingush
ed ~ party contests But, Sir, in bringing this meian
cloly event the notice of the Senate, am reminded
not only of The claims of private frIendship-ot The
loss which feel that have suffered in his deata-bu
that am about 10 ask the action Of this body IN refer
c:ice TO man who was Of the Patriots aud States
men Of this land-a man Of whom it may te said
truly, that he the arhccr OF his own fortunes, ana
wore those honors meckly, which his fidelity and
talents had in many we'll contested field oil men
tai acton.
His loss is public misfortune and will sink deep
nnd Iastinglv into the boscms of his countrymen-
He was born in l777, in the county Of berkeley, IN
the Old Dominion, that mother Of patriots and great
statesmen. His father cmg grated in l1oO to Kentucky.
AT an early period he left an orphan, guided and
cherished by mother whom misfortune had cast
lis deepest shadows. He Literally educated at the
Academy OF Bardstown kentucky, then under tne su-
nerntendence Of Dr. Priestly and passed his schoas
tic days in honorable rivalry with such men as Rowan
Pope, and DAVIS
lie studied law with that eminent civilian and ardent
patriot George Nicholas. In selecting the legal pro-
ssion lie consulted his natural taste and cast OF mind
and when he to the bar, he soon acquired the
confidence and patronage of the public In 1899, when
convention called in Kentucky to revise the
Constitution, he was chosen member Of that body
from the county of Washington; and was Afterwards
elected to the Legislature Of that State, ana was 'ne
author Of what is denomnated the circuit court
BY which justice brought nearer to the hands and
the doors of the people. =
He was subsequently elected TO the Legislature OF
Eo,,cL. he continued in that station from lcD2
until ieO6, when he was made one of the Supreme
judges o the State and al The transfer OF Judge Todd
10 the Supreme Cour, of the u s, he was made Chief
Jnstice In 1860 he resigned that Office enigratcd TO
Tennessee, and engaged in the practice OF the law
The same success followed his efforts there The po
nular confidence carly bestowed upon hun, and
when our difficulties with Great Britain excited the
apprehension that they could not be amicably ad-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-01-02
THE HARRISON ADMINISTR NTIoN.

The cause of The Wing victory will he the cause of
their defeat The political elements already forbode
this event. A party which comes into power by such
.unlalowpd means cannot retain that power
The Wings waking up to the reality of their ST.
tuaton The hard cider dissipation is about over-so-
Der moments spent in sober reflection, afford but little
promise of successful administration. Already arc
lenders beginning 10 their course IN The late
struggle, and their promises to the people lmpossi-
bilitics are surrounding them MIR. Van Burens nd
minstration was denounced cxiravagant and cor
rnpt-it was oppressive 10 The people-t was taking
care of the rich whilst the poor were disregarded-It
had tnkered the currency till had no currency lett
it had spent millions upon avorIte partizans, while
the man of different political sentiments was spurned
from his bountythe industrious classes Of the country
were made TO suffer by lis expermens and not sa'
tisied with robbing the honest ter oil The SOIL OF MS
welearned profits, by reducing the prices OF produce
it must introduce the example of European dynasies,
and bring down the wages of labor 10 nnepence per
day Were not these few of the innuEerable iasse
charges which the Harrisontes rung through this
country to frighten the people.
In every township in The neiahborhood, the active
leaders Of Harrison pledged themselves TO the people
that if they would put out MIR. Van bafeh anu place.
Harrison in his seat all these complained evils should
be remedied. Were not these pledges MADE. DIG
not everv man hear them. Let no man forget them
then.
The Harrisonites promised land By their promises
did they elect their candldate)-
NJ That the expenses Of the Government, being
extravaganza should be brought down TO ten millions
Of dollars, which they all say is quite enough
NJ Remember the pledge that no man should be
turned ont of office for opinions sake to give place TO
political friend. ~
~ Remember the pledge that within six months
after Il was known that Harrison was elected, money
should he plenty and generalcrculaton, SO much SO
that no man could want for any thing.
II Remember the pledge that wheat should demand
IL so bushel; corn ST. pork 81 per hundred: and
other articles of agricultural growth in proportion
NJ Remember the pledge that the Presidents sala-
rv the salary of members of Congress- and all the other
officers of The Government, being extravagantly high
and corrupng to the spirit of Democracy, should be
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-01-02

NUTCE-To Maria i.ai,n, annah Price, Chic> Terrell and
~ Cud-ia his wife, John t. Warinr James bergman and
Elizabeth VI his Thomas A. Bronkng and a,y iir
George Hamilton and Marcia r. his wife, James 4. oadc and
Susan VI. his wife, Thomas l.. Sircslc,, lr't T.
Lewis C. upshaw John Hawkins md Maria wife, Thomas
arwood and Elizabeth ms wife, John cockrl. Martha Ell
wards, Mason T. T. Ipshaw, Robert H. Ilncs aud Arthur W..
VI. As inhabitants Of The
yo will therefore take notice That Tie 9Th Monday in The
month February the office the Clerk Circuit
Of Adams county, in the city o Hachz, Mississippi,
tween az 10 O'Clock ~ and O'Clock r. NJ shall!
proceed tie deposition Of Lewis Saunders offered
evidence certain sn depending in The Circuit Supc-
rior Court Law and Chancery for rh county Caroline
wherein Lawrence Baac, late Sheriff the county of Caro-
line committee, administrator Of Sally pkins deceased.
and oher plaintiffs; and in right AMI annl.-
traitor Reynolds deceased, aud oilers dclrrdas
from any The said deposition should
uetcd day aforesaid will be confined from day
till completed EDWIN UPSIiAW.
Dccc 18th. 1910. -uJw
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HINTON hill SCHOOL.


THE exercises nf this School will clnse the Goth of Deem
her, and commence again on The 18th january The sscri-
hers propose 10 all students, who wish it, thorough
Of Ancient Languages and Mathematics, in addition
Elementary English branches They also think this Schcol
Inducements who
ege.
The location CARDS health and absence Of Inducements
vice. believed, is surpassed by an, State.
Boarding be obtained IN several ctahc families
nerhborood, and ao, with of tie subscribers, ncludinr
every thing except liGlHs)
Rates Of 7ai,oa.-Payahe at the end of each session.
FmAncent Languages ana Mathematics, either sis per
session.
For Elementary English branches, $40 50 per session.
student will be- received for
and reduction for absence sickness.
Board S35 90 per session Of Ave months advance
JNn. 4. BLACKWELL.
THOMAS BLACKWELL.
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NoTlCEThe subscriber will hnye hire the first of Janua
about errair hands. Among them first rate
houSs male and female good Cooks, drivers and factory
hands In addition 10 the above, the subscriber can attend 4"
The hiring Of many lie Special attention
viii paid getting good and their
good Having bad several years experience in the business
and being well acquainted in the city, he hopes give general
satisfaction all who may favor hin, with their patronage. He
will give personal attention all the he have 10
hire, when sick.
7era for hiring and cllrcng the per cent.
Medical attendance and medicine for each hand 81 for the
year. and attended by good physicians the city
Persons hiring servants in the city will find greatly to their
advantage have them attended by the years this however Is
len 10 their choice. WEST WYATT
Mr. West Wyatt bas attended the hiring aud collecting bust
and hesitate thar he is
we'll qualified attend this business. Those
friends who have patruised IN this line Of business will favor
US by beStowing their patronage on him.
WYATT & WHITE.
December 1870 G5-llJ
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HUMANITY HALL ACADEMY.


THE exercises OF this Academy will he resumed the 18th
January 1911, and continued until the 18th November fol-
lowing, making term Of ten monts WITHOUT vacation In this
seminary he taught every branch of learning necessary
prepare young for College, fit them Tor the ordinary
cations Of life Tuition aud board nclndn. Washing lodging
Candles will he furnished for Sl3J the cr0f tins
will be required in advance and the balance $500 nj
the expiration of the term.
This been long and favnTy known, thnt The
subscriber deems unnecessary thing Of lis merits
Letters directed ysc Springs p o., Bnckingham Va
will be pnucuaIv attended TO- ELIJAH C. HANES.
Dor tf-wtl5J
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-01-02

NIoTrcEWas committed to the Jail of the City Richmond.
the 4h day Of September, 1910, runaway NeGf"
Woman calling herself BETSY. The commitment CHARGES
said Betsy belong Saml IIaskins, of ynchbY Virginia
the said Woman Of brown compcyon feet pehcs s'
about SO years old blind in had when conlc
spcckIed frock honne The owner 81 sa,u
Betsy is requested forward prove properly pay
charges take away or she will he dealt win Is he
law directs. F. SPRAGiNS, y.
Nov 6 G55-wl2yl For Ea d. Wren, S. c. r
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o.. h.

TuRE YOUR CoLDs.-Call and buy some Of j. Psasc \
~ Sons clarified Essence Of oarouni Candy, rsnownchh
New York. during past year FIR curing Coughs, Colds,
Hoar-cncss, Whocpimg Cough, Group, &C. .,.,,,,
Corner ADORE the Ce!"mbiGr.
nay 5S-tf
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scuEMEs For JAyI-AsY. Isil

three The LOTTERY, sold by Hoy; Co to eounr,
patrons; "ne of them lady.
SCHEMES FOR JANUARY 1871
YEAR they are all c we will ony say look nj them make Your
selection and we sell all Tie prizes Of orders
Will he directed 10 d. H. HOfT e co.
$4,000, $4,000.
ohe drawn january q, 1911, Virginia State fotiery9 num-
eoo 5ooo 4ooa 1900, 1906 prizes Of
20'' Of $780, re K as so-shares in proportion.
Certificates of packages Of g g W1ele Tickets, slao
DO. do do 6 6 Charters 'sa'a DO g 50
Alexandria, Va. January Mh-75 numbers, il drawn
Tickets Si0-shares in proportion.
certificate or packages OF d whole tickets sent for
$780, certificate Of halves and quarters in proportion
For 10th January
Alexandria Lottery Class no. i to he drawn January, lsil-
70 numbers, Is drawn.
500 "oo 1850 sS $3.50, l,'Oo 1906 $780, 1000, 50
r'".N' " ''O''' IN e...., 10 ,.rc,...,n..
$3.50. certificate Of = halves quarters proportion
Leesbug ,vrginal Lottery No A. 1884, to
January 3oh l8il-75 numbers Y drawn =. 49,
C.rrAL prize of soOoo laoo, 5000, 1900, $500, a,ol7
Tickets slo-shares in proportion.
certificate of 25 whole tickets in this scheme will be sent for
$780, Certcates OF . halves and quarters IN proportion
al Pri=es
Virginia State Lottery decided by drawing Ma and Conso-
daed Lottery Class No. p for January 22d 4i-6G numbers,
s drawn ballots
5000, of 4,47s aefso0o, Of $500, as of 5"o &C., &c
Tickets !lo-sharcs in proportion.
certificate of package of - whole will be sent for
500 certificate Of aaIaves and quarters in proportion
% Orders for Tickets from of the United States, by
mail otherwise enclosing cash prize Tickets thankfully
ceved aud executed by mail with III a,.en
tinn personal appcaton and The result iHcn request
cd,l immediately after the drawing-f addressed 10
u. VI. HDfT < co.
- All communications strictly confidential
Dec % eft
STATE ARMORY AND TOWN HALL LOTTERY CLASS l..
The whole be positively drawn Saturday, January IT,,
1911.
Samuel Lucas William Gwynn George Gordon Belt Charles
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RICHMOND, VIRGINIA. SATURDAY, JANUARY ,, 1s4l

NEGROES FOR SAE.-Wll he sold, for cash. NJ Mr. Richard
oumes' Tavern Milford pcpoi, Friday, the "ithih
Of January from IL ten valuable Negroes cho1e ~"
consisting pncipaiof Young women who are mrs. I',c h"is'
servants, washers, cooks, &c. JOHN WasniN"i'N
.7f,aiaisirater Of (rorse Baesaer deceased.
i,l-2nNfd,
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~ CIlaSCERl -ViKGi>A, 10 ai,:-h tncnit Superior
of Law aud chanccry held FOR the County ot Chester
field the Count House thereof, the .d Gay OF hcober ~
d. Isin:
The Mutual Assurance Society against Fire Buildings In the
State Of Virginia, Pia!iiis;
Mary Eozc, widow of John Rozcll, dece7ed Francis O
RoZcll, Robert J. Eozel Indiana H. RGzc. Virginia T. Eozei
Rchion, Macon 1tac. and Thomas I. R.bru nelis
The hcfrndIui Louis Rciou, not having entered his appear
ard gwen security according The ~ d Assembly aud
the Rules Of This Court, aud appearing by satisfactory cyl
dcncr thai he Is nlIabanl r III. Commonwealth. -
ordered that the said defendant Louis k"" appear here
the first day Of r next term 10 the bl u c plaintiffs
and give security for performing such order The Cont may
make in the premises; and that copy Of IN, order be forthwith
inserted IN published in t- City Of Richmond,
for months successfully and that an'r be posted al
the front door Of The Court House uf ils Comfy.
\ COpy-Te-ie,
{. " FARMER, d. c.
Nov L. 5s-w9w
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From NE Locdou Mrrrirg Chronic's.
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SATUEpAl.-1hc arrrlya! of Ike pres.dcat steam
ship a, Liverpool has been the subject Of general
gratuation ard tie chief topic ol conversation in the
city The news brought by her has given confidence
to those Interested III American affairs. When the
President left New York the money market tran
gull, although rather tight, in consequence Of the inca
adopted by the banks 10 resume specie payments
in January, md from the shipments Of silver TO France
The specie in the President for the French account,
but the change that has taken place in political affairs
will tend to do away with the chief causes which pro-
dmced this export Of silver from the United States
State stocks were improving and the certainty Of Gen
Harrison election was looked upon event which
would be attended wiha sautary change in the policy
Of the Federal Government, leading 10 the establish.
ncnt Of national currency, 10 udicous and con.
ciliaory line ofaction towards the banks and to the
unshrinkng and strict maintenance of the national
faith, by the sacred acknowledgment Of all the public
engagements
MIR. Webster and Mr.. Clay, who, fnct members of
the cabinet, will at least form two Of its leading
and most influential supporters, have on all occasions
advocated the binding obligations Of the various States
for The repa ymen of the loans which they had contract
ID; and doubt is entertained that such also VIII he
the policy of General Harrison
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CANCER. CANCER!! CANCER :! -.
DR BENJAMIN d. ANDERSON, offers his services TO ms
~ friends and public, for Of this inycterate
oasome disease. Such his confidence in his mode OF tea
ment that charge will be made unless be
His residence immediately the road leling from
mond TO Lyncburg by way of Gainesville aud Bu'ckins
Courthouse and eight miles below the latter place ettes aa
dressed him Edrdse p o. County, Va pos
paid) will meet with prompt attention. r
Jan Is S2-wu