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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-04-29
March II


~ cHANCEGY-vlncl,.: --M gnlcs, he'd IN ,'e =;
j Ofce or the Crcm, Superior CouH of Las and tltnc
o' M,s,n, ,I E. 'e ''' a'y % "p''' rpf.
against . ..r....e
ri isan, Howard and Abraham Shepherd J,, iaT'r,'i.
dc bous non suh the vii annexed, Of Joshua Key, va, "
Executor of Tandy Key, deceased, Ucnry hey, JOIN
Martha his WIFE William z. KEY. JOHN Key: :iiotl.t h "
!,eii Key, children &c Io-th g. Key. t!1'"' IT,
dan Iani,r; and Judith his W.T.. tate Jn!h hey! AN
Chamoion aud Ann his wife, lac Ann Key, Jatr .; ~
Beverly - Key children Of janes Key, hrrease !,'.n
Kew Jefferson Key, and MARY j. KY, infant hsf5h
son Key decreased S,rur nanel. James piai'l -
William Daniel. llegry Daniel, Nancy Gave, "I'" -
Brnwr formerly Patsy Dlnir s!aithew Sir''a' ~.
his WIFE, formerly Elizabeth Daniel, Ella Daniri'
MEL Frances Daniel, Beverly Daniel, Joseph ''aH
Daniel, children Of Martin, deceased, tie onfi' ~. e.
n.y. aeeI " mm,se "1'''' 80 D,le' d'fi.
The defendants Henry Key John White md "I D.
afln, children of Jesse H. hey. drcea>' d. sst -
dan Lambert ard Judith hi wife, Sa'hani"i thi J,l
his wife, James ~ Kew and l-verly D. he!' - w., J. r
Kew deceased, Richard James Key, Jefferson ann -, f7s
infant children az Jefferson Key. deceased; 49, ra.
James Daniel, John Daniel. William DANIEL, I'm ~. h..
Nancy Graves, widow oi Henry Graves AMI tas
hetb his wifi. Elijah Daniel Martha ljau:ei, ian - = ~
VERY Daniel Jose i Daniel, and ieoe. lae', ~ deca,-
in Daniel deceased the children Of Ihohas ~ ,,,r.
who a. names arc uni know n and John W. a'! no. 81
,e.rd rr apD.afance and given security aec"idn- ~.
Assembly and the rules Of Thu Court. and aFr ,
flcory evidence, that they are not Ifh'n.tahs !,
wealth On The motion al tue ptlh'lh, - - , Cjrs'. %,
that the defendants uel, 40 aptea' ~ l' .n7i..
NJ linz said t.ou:, II rules be held on ihe -. e
IuIy rrx and answer the pai.tli's bill ara -"
mis- order be- forthwith inserted IN some ne"s.p fi y-
tho eiiy al Richmond. fer t.yo months snos'ss''''
n, ,hf front door OF tho ColIihouse ol fiiS eon"!
o''s REYNo..ns CHAPMAN Cn
or oran=. Circuit Superior Curt .: Law '"' 3-s,'
An-I
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For King,
Minority acninst Charter party, 2,lOO

Majority against Charter party, 2,lO0
This we believe to be fair statement of The result
of the two elections and if the Journal derive any
comfort from il, il il welcome 10 enjoy it.
The whole number Of reemen in this State, at large
estimate is 10000; that the charter party this &C.
cason have not majority Of thtir order.
The opponents Of the Peoples cause have, under the
rotten borough SYSTEM Of course carried the old char
ter legislature"
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Marc, &c

Trustees Sale # isiaat!o Sarcs and furniture.
IN p ancc order II tie Superior Court f slenrico and
.icainnnd n-dr tic 3ist day Of MARCH, in the present
year. 4 chaaccry in witch Roher; Gwaihney plain
m li,h and Defendants and Of TWO deeds If
trust said John irtl dated The Isl day ii
January ISL made The said Robert Gwamey Trustee for
the bcn, lii al and the ocr dated 18th January
49, made 10 Wckham and John A. Meredith, ins
tees of H. {. T. Gwaihmey and Of Temple CIV a;
mev hoh rrds recorded in Chesterfield
~ undersigned FSy the 9th DAY of May in the present
wear nj The city If Richmond will proceed 10
sell al public auction. cash, sundr Slaves conveyed by The
aforesaid upwards OF forty In NUMBER consisting
Of men, women and Gladden. md inc!ndinr valuable col
lic field hands driver, cook
And in pursuance odt Gf Court and Of the
two deeds aforesaid will the 1h day Of Ike
same month May ,Ia the warehouse of t. H. Dickinson
opposite office III James Sizc SON. IN The said ciy
coed Ia SELL public aueon tn cash. snndry aftr's CONSISTING
Reds rdiry, Carpets valuable Cut Ola
and orr articles o household Furniture II the said sales shat
NOT he completed days above appointed they VIII be
timed respectively, iium dav DAY rnril completed.
ROBERT GWATiiNEY,)
JAMES VI. WiCKIAM, Trustees
JOHN A. MEREDITH,
a.y Sale conducted by Il. H. DcEissos, Auc,onecr
ApiS I.l-WiW
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April 8

~ Rules held in the Clerk Of
flee of r superior Cont II La" aud tancers for the
county Of enco and CITY of Richmond the Clanccy side
the sev.ni, day Of .harch, 1872:
william wngheid, IT,, Administrator of Peter Winston, de.
ceased, Iiahlin:
against
Henry Charley and another Defendants:
The defendant above having entered his appearance
and given security according the aet ot Assembly and the
his CONT and appearing hy satisfactory evidence ta
he nabitant OF this Commonwealth: u - ordered
That -frnan, do appear here the first Monday IN
Jane the bill Of the plaintiff and that copy OF
this Order forthwith inserted newspaper published
Richmond months snccesssey, ana posted
n, the front oil ths Capitol in the said city.
ACUpy-Ies;e,
WM. C. SANDS, C. C.
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ITO BUILDERS-Seard Proposals Will be received BY the I'M
dersi.ned Saturday tie 4h day o June next for the
additional brdns Of brick on stone foundation,
Western uratic Asylum corresponding III size and gene
raj pan addition the Northern wing The pro-
posa required for the woc work complete, the under
taker underakers 10 furnish all the materials Bond with ap
proved security will be required for the faithful performance Of
the contact koBEKl . DkOohE,
l.. l.. STEVENSON,
KENYON HARPER,
Executive Committee
Ill-Wtd
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GLOVER UIII FOR SALE-I wish To sell the plantation
wtcn nov reside known by the abo.e name situated one
mile West AZ Amelia house, and adjoining Tie lands OF Jas
Cooke and Thona. Pride, containing $50 acres about oas,
fourth of which i, in timber large porenof the upland good
heart Several very highly improved LOIS which produce very
large Tobacco and Of excellent quality The soil is IS well
ndaord ~ cioycr OF and also 10
Wheat and Oats There about IL Of Low Ground attach
ed Of m rate quality. each Field has several laise branches
,nnnr mn.t entirely throu aoding much bound on
the IVES. and North hy small creek. commodiuus DWELLING
IN god rep,r situated beautiful Oak Grove within about
so ep. of f rse spring all out houses for the &C
commodaon NJ large family, Wheat Machine, sc. .
NBfd.sircd would divide the above into TWO paris enci
hair of which would constitute desirable Farm Wishing
10 hanr. nv business would cell the Clover Land on aeon
m,darr terms. giving possession lst October next
MI Is only and half hour ride TO Amelia Springs
am generally al home and would take pleasure In showing The
Estate 10 any one Wishing TO pnISaafs. r , r,-
A,~aa SH-w4O
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J. G. GREGORY & Co.., Managers.

Most Splendid Lottery, to be drapn 1fav 81 1910
Capital So0,00o-S25, QUO l2,5OO-5O Of 81 '2O &,
IS drawn nos. in each package Of % tickets ~
VIRGINIA LEEsBURG LOTTERY Extra Clas. M .; >,
determined By The drawing of the Union Lottery Gas
be drawn at Alexandria, D. Co. Saturday, slay 81 e! !: mo-
Der Lottrry-l5 drawn ballots. "1-'
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ssesT TIC - q. I
.ApHli.

AllAlt+.
SuHry Sprin. i oPeUihc,
Birds ar. ilirIni.u. on tir w;a-i
Little iraIeS are :, routing no",
E.ias are prcP'n- II IA the hnn-n;
Aud, among the hsaae!i"s sr"A,
Smii,. tho li;''e spots ut Green.
.Suw the .aiant t!l.r l. ?erpiar,
Now III ,ne is newly creeping,
Nov The t,tu,r spc" : ia. piou.h,
Suuay S.lae Is sm,i."s nos.
Solemn Wiufsr speed. away,
E.uiag liAc the morning ia,t,
Is the .asr.. helm %. dHy
Cau.h;, aad in., w,S!uc k.5s'I.
Nnw tie -. in; Of the year
With :heir shadows u.,a99 ar:
Hes, Il I'm auI wlis,'i.Hg bi4';i
Many $ cary a,dGs ite past,
Aud t:ir Swim: TIA" pioneer,
Merry. smiling Match l. here.
Nota. N The frozen T"''h,
CONES ii Ike i linu i1f.ii,
T,,n'n. tii-n from lay I" day,
'T.Nn!amh it = d.> away;
Eut a ;rN u.li Drops are ~Gcd
For the cad JeV> past aud dead;
Sndtaem mu,h"s March dong,
Ev~n TAX. an r'de.. snas,
Tcll;ag hn,v nf.'> pnl-cs rancs
As the rolling seasons change.
Na.s the laugh Of heai:a and joy,
Eur.;in. n;:, ,aP sle'.oar boy,
A. he, III uncou,c iu':> whF,
Shouts ln .laturs, - the SKY
IL. ~t;A trsti; an.l gn.sas warm,
Fs,t-a ueH born r6p.Ure Swc:lln.i
il,o' ~. tuayaut :'pfla.-'ime eGarm,
roNhu"i has no t"1st' Tor l. !.ins.
.>ur can evca mnri al size
na.fihc hagps lul'- delight.
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EREsn SrRiNG GOODE.

FRESH SPRiNG boo<,' erS =" 1,
WV EyTLE 5s .Sp is. 4 ss asi IT.,
usual large and tasty selection q Jasa, Co.'S or on o
which lie offers 1r CASH al s fels confident, tant
~ II no consider i necessary g" farther Norm
line f,hsy will bur give him es' ac., above Fe
March,
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IN m. ni,ed Slaes Court for the Eastern DISTRICT -


IN the United States Court for the Eastern DISTRICT -
18th April, 1912. estt. a.
IN the matter Of Bankruptcy q Villa" H. " y,
Is of Chesterfield, the Eastern Iirsr'a Blr.r
The said William H. Morgan, who has been y. ds':
by hi, Court having filed petition, rta,nl 70, rcaa
II ordered, That notice thereof be rahs lent before
h day Of July newt when hearing w; nc ad 4, credit
ton at The City Hail. in the city Of Henon n,eres: .
rhn have proved their debts and other pe'se fary -
arpear in the said tim. and place, and shm mol " .la
have by the prayer Of The said petitioner $40
ACopy-Teste, urNfy GIBSON
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In the United States Eastern District OF Virginia
18th April, lsi2
GEORGE T.. SWAMI Of the county Of Chcsfcrfeld having
VI lrd petition praying that may BE- declared Eanktuf
ordered that persons be creditors of the said
E. show the Court The i2h day al May
next why he George T. be declared Banku?
pusant 10 the act of Congress IN that behalf that cop,
published the newspapers, according the Dad
and 2iih Rules of Court
4 Copy-Toste, ~
SnxtI l3-N
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Sir and Ms ncsals l"3i-Si;r on the 6i ana
,oo. lodgings a, the o; Tie following par {" -iin|as
49, mi IN The louisville Gazette Tire 7; We Like their tea
psrats tone, aud ease q. seis.icaiion;
Here. a.a;,i Ia thee agd thine, Boz,
4 welcome, aad !ice-
We'd pied - thee ~ vine, toz,
Iu, tcn,,'auce ;,ls> are W..
A, v,,,n.. h-a hearts u greet
m. ccnia: the WeSt
asilos-h ! tdc 5'';e acei
ino:ser '.eat.i ouf vesI.
Yo1'N SEC - as we aFe, Eoz,
Plain mes. we'd have you Snow,
WAC! not uil. - u;tr, io1,
Good lre,:n. Uitl a t'rH'
Wen take II. hani aud by thee stani
H!,h aninet oil "f
Tina; you airy Eaoc clr western lana
Right y, Il " lien you have gone
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BETWEEN John Eareys Union Coffee and H. H. !'a'
- Dry Good Store and doors bsow Governor STREE
We would this late opportunity Of thanking e pi m
avors received the last six Il not cnf design ~
ourselves through the press hut 10 do Il by ssn "
lisfacion 10 call upon which consider r w
BILE any other basis aud Of which We ere glad 10 Know ''
been almost universal. -,
design pursue the course At this n ana ''
the All goods sold by that do not please ~ c''
iii, color, make, fashion. Otherwise can lie r''he"
the money rciundcd-pvovided tie shall no have re
wuln We have this time large stock, " MT l1'- .
any in lin. of business, an! wunid r"'1
invite the call before purchasing ana '
anime for himself and il prices not pronounced low
low than Other in the city, se shall he very nue.,
trimming; furnishing the CLOTH and 'ani.a
sold for GA; and Vcsts, Shirts Drawers landh
Cravas Stocks Suspcndcrs Socks Gloves and Collars " 4
kinds quaries and all other articles usually kept by
ier which determined tn sell low, for cash; asa"
quest the public whether they want to buy q
l<y- HI Goods uayrGhted On
Gan, N aa;--w
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GREAT RARGAlNS IL SPRING DRY GOoDS.-hrKiL ri.
- II. JENKINS would invite the attention OF famlne. mt;-
h chants aud others examine the cheacs, and mo
Of Spring ard Summer Dry Goois he has
ed The following n few of the great bargains:
$4,000 Yards beach-d and GnbcacIed cotton S.lacs al
20, 900 do. do. liner goods s, ~ and IL! cis.
10000 ward. cotton Oznahurgs al I'd aud 10 cts.
sIeetincs, all Widths, from Ia z yards ide
yards ioed Lawns, Tor ladies dresses, Is, &c. Is e.
y. 81, and inner
5000 yards Gchams, fancy and mourning styles
5000 yards Mousein de LANES, from 2uc s CD, es 3d. T.
and finer
parlsa!s, Sun Shades and Umbrellas, all kinds
An OF plain, figured and plaid Silks
Elegant and colored Mn,,ns, for ladies dresses
lish Linens, all prices, from Is 3D. IS 3d., 3 3s. o. H. "a
and finer
Linen Sheengs, table Diapers and To~c!lings
50 fashionable Nuns, straw, 1echorn. Ans
zone and Zephyrne Bonnelsalso paIr and other hal. m
very extensive assortment of mourning Goods Of all kGdi
Eiesan, silk Scar.s and Shawls, style
Bonnet, cap and neck Ribbons and Flowers
Fancy scaris and dress landkerchiefs
Bargains in Linen Camhric Handkerchiefs
Mems Summer Cassimeres, Cloths and Vestincs
Cravats. Pocket liandaerchiefs, Gloves and Hosiery
Canton Ma.tinss
Great bargains cotton and silk Stockings
Also many great bargains from autontoJ numerous r
an adyeusement-wiii be found u
Aprii llO-w,f r. II. JENKINS.
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Sept. 10

IN CHaNCERY-.it an Intervening Court begun a"' q
for Essex county, the Courthouse in Ta?2ahanho'A'
the 2,st day Of February, 1915 ,,,.~
Benjamin u. Munday, i''''"
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TOWN AND COUNTRY HAT MAsUFAcToRY,
Cary Street, three doors ADORE the Columbia" I0'e'
Richmond, Va.
H. ANTHONY still continues to sell Hats at the following
y low prices: -. :, IN > * sux M. made
~ @ fur bodes water proof from 81 SO to So 50 Boys Hats
Im IS to ST. Fur Caps from 81 to slO Gentlemens Cio
.ol 20 60 orrIer assortment of Mems and
R Hair Seaci and Glazed Caps, black and dran WOOL a's
,yhoIesale and retail. 1erisS-CaSll
horn Pain Leaf straw Willow Hats. suitable for all ages
~. .. ~" ~" ~" -. 73-wlyt
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In the United States Cogrt FOR tic Eastern District Of Virginia
i3ih April, !-i2
WILLIAM D. CLARKE oihe county Of Southampton having
w fled petion paying that he may be declared BauS
rupt ordered That all persons claiming 10 be creditors OF
William ID. Clarke shaw the co, the 21
day OF May next, wh the said William D. Clarke be not dc
ciared Bankrupt pursuant the of Congress in that
half and that copy this order BE- published in the
pcrs according 10 the ODD and oath Rules OF Court.
A Copy-Teste,
HENRY GIBSON, Clerk
ADriI Is li3-w5w
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In United Court for the Eastern District Of Virginia.
April Isl, lsi2
y oBT E. DEJARNET1E, Of The County of Caroline having
H. flied pinn pray ing may be declared Bankrupt,
ordered persons claiming he creditors nf The said
r T. Drirnrrc tie Cnut The I2th day OF
Nav next y the sad Robert t. Dejaneiic br declared
iikrup, pursuant Of Congress that hcha and
that copy this published in The newspapers, accord
ing 0 the End and 2;th Rules Of Court.
Copy-Tesc,
JOSEPH F. BATTLEY y. c.
:.pr iG9-v5w
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Female Summary, at Oak Grore, Caroline county ~
THE substr the public that The t
i Young Ladies', his residence, miles East Of WI
Chmeys Caroline county, will be continued the
under direction and tnon Of Mr.. Dunton and ri. I..ls-
The session will the 18th o Janna:y 40.
close 18th OF December, allowing the month Ar..
for vacation.
The Of studies will embrace the branches Of tcos
PRACTICAL finished English education, including the La al!
French languages. The domestic management c the yoan
dies will devolve chiefly upon Mistress Of the school Tie
teachers possess the advantages OF many successful
the profession, AMI wilt take pleasure I called upon
producing satisfactory testimonials OF moral fitness and a
competency
The location is elevated and heathy-not Of soA,
occurred the place during the past The L.i
and erected expressly for the accommodation Of lo;
Pupils
Terms fhar pdrdJ'e in ddrane,.J
For Board Washing and Tuition English branches s.Q
Tuition in Latin and French, an extra charge
Lessons may taken in Music, al the Masters charge.
Each pIpii must furnish herself with towels AMI 'aliS
Address tpo paid White Cinneys r. o., CaIonr ceuEty
Va, To 5. l.. Duuton, or
GEO. 3. POLLARD, Pr0prir,,
r. S-To avoid opportunities from quarter, decline.
proper here, that under circumstances viii lads he
admitted as pupils
Oct - 5l-uh
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United States Court FIR The Eastern District n prgini0,
9Th -7prh, 1872
nASiEL W. WILLIAMSON, ofhe county OF Charlotte hav-
- n- filed petition, praying that he may be decareda Bank
rpt: Ordered That ell persons claiming be Creditors Of the
said Daniel W Williamson show the CONT the o,l
day of ay why tie said Daniel W. Williamson he not de
Bankrupt the act of Congress in that BEHALF
and copy This order be published in The newspapers &C
curdin. 10 the end and 2;h Rules Of Court.
a Copy-Tesie,
ll.-W5w
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In Tic United q FVYln!d
.3pri 5h, 1872:
(AS NJ TiItYER n the Of Petersburg, having filed
pe,tinn PRAYING that may declared bankrupt: II is
That persons cailn. 10 BE- creditors at The said
W. Ihayer show the Court, on the l2 dag
;ay next wY the said Charles II. Ia,er be not DECLARED
Transcript, Pursuant the Of Congress in tn behalf: and
that copy oder lie published in the newspapers, accord
ing 10 the a.nd and aih Rules Of Court.
Copy-Te.te,
JOSEPH r. EATTLEY, D. C
April Ul-w5w
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In Me United for the Eastern District If Piaia
Al .ipri, 1879
lUEODQRE TREZVAN1 Of the county Of southampton, hav
ing flied pet.:on pray l!t he may be declared Bank
rup ordered That all claiming TO be Of he
said Theodore shaw the Court, The l2
Of Mag next why said Theodore Tczyan h. not declared
pursuant the Of Congress in that hehalf and that
order he published ~ tie newspapers, according Il
the .1.d and 9th Rules of Court.
A Copy-Tesr,
HENRY GIBSON elk.
April5 lll-w3w
~. The Petersburg Statesman is requested TO copy.
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wy REYNorps CHAPMAN, , ,.,,.
ororan-. Circuit Superior Curt o: Law ah' liiasr
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IN CHASCEaY.-VIRGiN,, Nj Racs, he'd IN t'' : f.
O!ice of The Circn;t Superior Cour af Las and tl'ne
Orange ctun;y, tile 9Th day Of Apfil, lsi- ~.
Martha kry, l'-1
1T
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the Court for the Eastern District of Virginia
Noiplk, Marcel, 2ih, 1917.
JrGESTt's LAPELOUSE individually, and Of the late
~ of 4. Lpelouse Co.. the Borough NJ Norfolk hav
flied pet,. praying that he may be declared bankrupt
ordered That all PERSONS claiming ne creditors OF the
Augustus apelosc show The Court The Isl day
Nay u-1 why the said Augustus Lapcouc shond not he
Bankrupt pursuant 10 the act OF Congress IN tina! be
half cory Of ts order he published in the newspapers
according The end aid ali Rules of Court.
A. A. CoWDERY elk.
Anr;l | lCg-w5w
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facts, in connection with the great rrnclpe lhN W.
People are sovereign, Is maintained IN the annexed
"s.aemen; ue reasons signed BY members Of the e'
gal profession
By sicope Of Rhode Island in whom the sove.
rirny ard consequently The sole power 10 adopt an'
rsu!y Censi,;uilca r the STAT is vested We mean
all the American mae czrrs I" the are o. twenty "i'e
wears WHO have their permanent residence or home
IN ;his State in opposition to The definition OF these
words adopted III tn Genera assembly aud tie ou
prcu,c Cou. Of this State. They both admit IN terms
That The sovereign power to adopt and raiiiy C"ns'-
,ation bt longs the People only hat they define The
word People 10 legal pcnre, that's, those only
Of the above described citizens who have either lee
or freehold interest worth 1874 in land, the eldest
sons OF those who have such an Interest these Two
classes only being authorized By our state Election
law 10 vote. According 10 this definition, not lease
holder in the State, for term of - years, not
CT zen those two classes, whatever amount OF
personal property he may possess, whatever aaionh.
he may pay whatever atnnnnt Of military or h'c
duty he may b. compelled to perform, Us one oil Inc
sovereign People.
Though the General Assembly claim The power 10
ads all these citizens among the sovereign People,
and qnalfy them 10 participate in the adoption ana "a
lilcaton Of Constitution al a.T moment they please,
BY extending suffrage them yet er refusing TO do so
for wears G answer to their petitions, they still pers.
ed in refusing up to June, lcil where thcy had iuli
evidence that such desired by ma
iory Of the ctizsns, including large portion OF iher
own constituents. THIS refusal compelled the irenhs
ota LIBERAL Constitution einef IN proceed rs lHeJ ui"'
| or be again driven from their object. While the Ge-
neral Assembly object that the friends of the People
Constitution proceeded frame ami adopt IT without
Inv, they are obliged to admit that the People proceed.
ed without ,ha; very law which the popular wall, even
an,on The constituents Of the Assembly, required the
Assembly TO pass
In this case in which the natural and inherent right
o. suffrage and Of Gar md equal rerrcsr nia.ion have
both long been wrongfay withheld, and still are with
held from the majority Of the permanent tax paying,
Efficient citizens Of the State CT Rhode Island, by
scif.created minority Government; and in which ell
the ordinary and respectful measures for obtaining
t.esc rights have been rcsoed 10 in vain: We submit
to an enlightened public in every part of the Union,
whether the necessity Of the does not fully justify
the majority in pcaceatly assuming the exercise OF
,losc rights, and providing FOR Their security in future,
By the adoption OF Republican Constitution.
BENJAMIN ARNOLD. Jr.
| NATHANIEL. MOwRY,
| DUTEE J. PfARCE,
JOSEPH GAyIFT,
JOHN r. WATERMAN,
NATHAN HARDIS,
Constitutional S!cte Committee.
Providence, April IS, l'ta.
tFrnrs lie y. J. Erea,ng Post 7prii ~
RHODE lsLiSp-1he suffrage party held an election
under the nsv Constitution On Mon4ay last, AID sss
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Ia The United Conn for the Eastern District Of virginia.
ri Norfolk, March Goth, 1872:
y4yM FORREST the Borough Of Norfolk, having filed
w petition that hr may br declared Bankrupt; ~ i
creditors w
show To the Court, TIE Isl day OF May term
next WA = Forrest should not he declared banH-
rnp pursuant the of Congress IN that behalf and thai
copy order published in the newspapers according c
tue 2and and 2;th Rules Of Court.
4 Copy-T.s:e,
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Era. y ]. Ercn'rg Post, y7pri 23.l
RHODE lsLASp.-The suffrage party held an election
snder the Hsv Constitution On Mon4ay last, AID lss