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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-10-11

= no in by gone DAYS, noby resisted tue ioui 'oo'
Fps of Federal pollution, and preserved III us puy'
onr b.on,,,ul abr OF ul"nal Government
est that is that was, orcver VIII DE on tue aoe - va
c II h for I ,c great body OF The people
uif 0ood men, ana true, OF other States, shaii pay
bomaae ot the shrine of the "good Old ID 'm'nion'
God bes he, y you may well 'naghe Tue '"'''i :"
tr,o,i, en- ,,ion that cheers Tue heart on 'ns "cca
i,n of OF her h"mhies', but most ceVo'e" sun
one who feels generous Pf'ae I" az ''"'
plst or present history. -, , no
"There never EXISTED a batter sprIt among Tue
penuinp Democracy, than at this nioneh'-tnose nv
have manuy stood by us, are as unchanged anu a'
nncbanreabl az the everlasting hills ~ ot1ten' we
are not eouousred- and if are beaten, II is because
10 reo,e a ve been caaled aud b>trayedhecause hey
ave bren deuded and cheated Tue ksPnoic IS sun
worth defending, aud the patriot fa,hefs Oh Tue
lion who bequeathed TO US tins rich nhef'ta"ce' ed
upon us in the name of our common cou"uy' - H.
ha, i; sacred in freedom and hny patriotism, TO &c
fapd i IN tho last; defeat should never discourage me
soldier but rather stimulate hin TO renewed en-
erov mud action To think now, OF successorto ven
r,,so, does seem TO my poor judgment, the extreme
of iod,screton The nation requires fepose lie press
aud ,rl,ic men should be calm aud dign'hsd, DOING
h,,Ie f,r MIR principles and poey alone We have no
eora, for the nast we believe IN the inal ISSUE Eqnal
gbts nro,ecton, and benefits 10 all, are the watch
words under which must rally, not doubling the
yir,ue and intelligence of the people.
s.The formation of the new cabinet, added 10 that
oeakeuer Of any President, the appointing po~er WIZ
he so many fruitful sources of dsunon to the party
in power. Let then look on and profit by The ma'"y
in fhs enemYs ramp, at the same time do Jnstce 10
the country The Wings aoM spiH on the great ques
tons of .laoaa! Bank and Proitction-l Internal I'M
vrorem,ut amt assumption The Land Till and Bank
rup lac will prod nee dissensons When all these
are discussed, and when those who "sooped TO con
ouer" take the Government and the Spots INTO 'he'r
own hands treating those they have trapped with coon
skins. hard CIDER and log cabins many Russian
sers The good homes; inmates fine log CABIN the les
mate Democracy will dress back into line, in utter con
tempt and adherence of this little moneyed noo'ity
N".f Flag q, '95
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+ AW SCHOOL. At srArN1oN.-The next Session OF ms
L. school will the 2h day Of November next aha
terminate the 10Th day March 10 lowing by The plan adopted
y subscriber his first ses=on, and found by MS experience
the most eligible, instruction impaired h means oil ota expo
snns thorough the Ieat Bonks WIN coca
sioual original lectures.
The Tex, Books employed are Ch's blackstone. fuckers
CONNIE Lomas's Digest LomlS on Executors ana Amn
o.raprs Stephen Pleading, Isl volume OF Chy on feahlhg
lst yuum. Sarkr the Law at Evidence Franciss Ma1
of Equity and ubs Equity Pleading Ir pupils are aanc'o
into Those beginning the study ut Municipal Law
constitute the Junior and these wn have made sufficient pro-
rrs the Three day, in zach week are devoted 10
Lectures and half o each day In the Seniors
wien the attend ~nut being taaincd the other
half Juniors when the Seniors attend and are examined
with the lesson Of The da? ny tins blending I" Tue
Glasses each oter TO rnr extent c"nbita
lion or union analytic synthetic method IN the study
Law is effected advantageous 10 hot but more especially
the Seniors who, whilst they mastering HE details OF me
science are reviewing and iamiarsn2 themselves WIN me
beautiful analysis and comprehensive outline oil sir VIM back-
stone Juniors will with Chittys BLACKS one the
seniors fuckers Commentaries II desirable thar every
Student should furnished with the text Books rec Tor The
c,:se SEQ payable advance. II further information he de-
sired obtained By corresponding w.t the subscribed
' LUCAS p. THOMPSON.
S,,unton 3Dh August 1872 a3-wi20N
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The following statement from The money article of
the New York Herald OF the 10th instant, IS worthy of
the attention OF the general reader as "ell as oil Inc
merchant,
alt has been alleged that the National Bank by
trolling the local banks through its branches, checks
their proneness TO over action and thereby 10 nouce
over purchases. The operations OF the Bank may be
illustrated by the action Of well known house IN
Wall street prior to 1896 Merchants from all sec
tons Of the country in those years came to New
York and bought goods to an amount, regulated
less by the actual sales that they could make than
by the extent of the credit that they obtained from
their local banks. These merchants bought oil the
Pearl street houses goods for which they gave
their long dated bills payable at their own banks
These notes were scounted by The house in question
for cash. if longer than GO days to run, or Tor their
note at 90 days if four months to run These notes
to the extent of iG0 900 per month, were RENTED,
say to Richmond, Virginia, for collection; as they
matured nj the Branch Bank there, they were al paid
in the bills of the local banks consequently throw
mo large balance against them into the hands OF the
branch This balance drawn in SPECIE constantly ept
them in check, and in the power OF the branch bank
The branch then RENTED to The branch here, winch
became the governing power, and was itself subject 10
no control but that arising from the foreign demand
for specie. The local banks being kept IN control by
the branch were obliged TO be cautious in their loans
TO dea!ershsy heng restricted in credits, bought less
and in consequence, the Pearl street houses imported
less which again diminished the foreign demand Tor
com. 4 MS was, dPpcieui'yS hE"I'"J - "
regulator itself was subject control bu, its own
will and pleasure, and the foreign exchange the high
Tariff Of 1923 first stopped that demand BY prohibiting
imports. The United States Bank being thus relieved
Of all control doubled lis discounts IN two years, CT
raised the from 81 SGi0O0OO9 This, in the same
degree, relaxed It's control over all the local banks
which increased their loans $l26 100000 in the same
time This raised prices TO such degree, as to nuily
the high duties, and increase imports reproducing de-
mand for coin, and leading to the resulsi"n OF le5o-
1T :ha. period, credits were obtained abroad from
London houses, which postponed the specie demand
until 1885,, when ito accumulation vas so great as to
break down everything. After that, State stocks be-
came the medium of foreign credit, which becoming
dishonored, have left the country without foreign
credit in any shape. Now, however, new proh'bI
ton Tariff has been created, and were the banks now
in The same position formerly, would bring about the
same effect But the Banking system has now been
crushed The expansive power has been so crippled,
that il is beyond the power Of the Tariff again TO put
il in action and the disastrous effects Of prehibtice
Tariff will weigh upon commerce with s full force,
destroying trade, and deprvng the Government of ito
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4 VALUABLE FARM FOR sALE--Ths Farm lies on Jan,ss
~ River 10 and half mlss by the Canal from the city Rich
mOad aud ajns 5e upper Estate Gf The late Mr. Wicxam
II contains by survey m G 100 of land, Of which
M grounds Of the arst quality lC2 being the
upper part of Tuckahoe island which lies above the highest
reseste resdno VI acres, hes somewhat lower and was
covered in the late extraordinary fresh by the rruen water from
length wond eecnnly against future inlndations The
open high land consists Of G97 aceso This 1903 acres lie be-
the James River and kanaw la Canal aud NE Stage Road
leading Richmond and 81 the North aide Of that road and
bordering uckahoe Canal The land snuh OF the road Of
excellent quality and is generally in good farming order part
red The surface, and The residue has
good red clay foundation This portion Is divided in Its whole
y fertile valley of 90 yards in widlh and about ~
meadow the remainder being nnceared The wh"s
the open land very susceptible n high slate Of cultivation
OF the woodland tabou 40 acre the growth consists Of oak
The improvements small dwelling fur
rooms kitchen and ni az brick servants houses and
be. brick harm with thresing machine, house, an
reers and negroes houses The situation IL healhy-he
fields we'll enclosed ard prepared for extensive cultivation
Attached IN this firm are (.ist and Mill supplied with
water from the lanes kanawha Canal
Of sUO The site OF these mills perhaps the avora
bile In Virginia for the estabrhuB mannfactoy of IaoS
SCALE and arrangement has been made with the
nmes River and kaawha Company fo w cube Inches OF wa
fall OF IS feet price Of Of the rate paid at
Richmond Several PRS In operation in The ncighbo
hood them heins than miles distant and
Of rendered cheap BY railroads and canals
Besides these several Cna Pits company are sinking
shaft To fine al rna no. more IMAM hres ourhs mile
from this sis which nannlactny could he supplied with
he purchased moderate price, soS OARS also abound
voni and Pig Metal coming from The country,
by 9" the canal ean be from the heats into
tie factory. In fact place IN the United STILES combines
advantages for The establishment OF iron works on large
scale, and better merits The attention Of
To such ~ may be disposed "a make in
property in tho will show them any time,
my absence The Mr. Saunders will cheefy do
terms which accommodating will be nade known
on application to snb.cber, Powei Tavern p
Goochnnd county Virginia. John ockenbrougb Eq
the Bank Of Virginia where plat Of the Estate 10 left for
nation II privately botTo the 0th day Of soremb
the property WILL that day. he offered public sale on
the premises. THUS. NJ RASlIOLPH
10
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Sent. q
LARGE ASSORTMENT OF DRY GooIis

LARGE ASSORTMENT Of DRY GOOl;S
ID H. JENKINS having removed 10 the new building al III
IL. OF Main and Exchange streets, Rchm"nd virginia
would invite the attention OF and others
The variety of DRY GOODS In the city, assur
ng Them ta consequence Of selling BY wholesale or retail
fer eas aefano oay he is enabled to purchase ana gel
cheaper than formerly and believes his customers WIZ ma IN
q" prices any pant of the United States
Having contemplation this removal for some Time he has dis
p Of all OF his old goods and viii hereafter ocf very com
plcrr assortment If the following articles:
SILK GooDsA the newest styles of Black and colore'
Silks, all prices and qua ties fur day a evening dresses
MuuSIiS De LalSES.-Every variety oil Color ana sty
CALlcoEs- pieces fancy styles all prices from G, 2
10 II! cents ta very finest manufactured Also, Mourn
tI Hg . casSiMEREs AND vEsTNGs-A very large
| assortment always to br found.
LINEN GOOIs.-r Linens all prices, from 25 cents to 81
so finer qualities Table Diapers, all width.
Towellinr every descriptions sheetnss. all kIds Linen
camre @ alt pXes from : cents TO 8 each
HOSIERY AND GLovEs.-Eyey description Of kind ana
FAMILY MoURNfNG-Every quality ot black and blue black
and hall mourning Moslln chays and Bonoazines and other
noSNETs, RIsASDs AND FLowERs-La.s. fashions.
LACE GOoDS-Thread and Bubinet Lace Wells, Scas La
ccs and Edeinrs Tnserrin-s, omiI,ncs &r, &c.
CAPEs * coLLARS.-Lnce and Muslin Capes and Cellars.
THANKSGIVING, red and yellow FIannels, English,
Welsh and american MAKE all qualities from zoe 10 The finest
nLAXSErS-Ie S and Sss," nsHke's all as..
tue Of these articles made expressly f"r reia .
GENTLEMEN viii always ind nerino, lambs wool and silk
kinds Supenders, Linen Roscms and Collars silk and linen
Pocket lIan:kerehirf.: &c &c
female tohinc.
DOMESTIC GOoDS-5o0 bales and cf learE.d and
bearhed Shrncs and Sleting, fr!n yards w'=
Also Apron furnusr Ch-ck. Red :ckas Cotton Ozna
bfrs uset ana necessary branch o business At
teniion always hand Yer! stock OF
all The most approved manufactures IN thc eouai.y
SHAWI.S, SCARFS AND MANr1LLAS Of The latest mpor
tatians.
sUNDRy ARTICLES -Merno. nImity, Finses, corsetis,
Silk yelveis Of Camtc ook ain and Iaconer, Sew
ing Materials Linen Cotton and silk, Buttons, &C.
The Public Informed that they rely upon finding his
Establishment, all times : supply Of al the above articles
wants and wishes nf all. New Goods opening week
year. rm auction and elsewhere and will be
sold of al great bargains, Al X. u. JENKINS
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods and Linen Store.
Ianf
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Aug. q

VALUABLE LANDS FOR sAI.E.-Ry of deed of
trnrt frem William Williams and wife Of record IN
Cupepe County Court shall oder for sale, 10 The hit rs hid
cash. the premises, Wednesday the IN day Of De
crnheI e parcels Of Land IN sad deed mention
ed acres Eve hundred and four
other three hundred In all S6i less
These tracts mile vi Cupeper Court hone, in
pleasant neshorood and will be sold altogether
tract, will be divided INTO convenient
,rns so rs 10 purchasers and f divided plat thereof
will be exhibited the day Of "a L. The improvements
sst of and commodious dwelling house and
housrs and country grist ml about mile frnm
Cupeprr house The land Of good quality originally
ot 300 acres woods The sale will be made subject
rior ncnhrance given upon The f tract about
with interest &c, and such title only will he conveyed
as hold under deed aforesaid The te however, be-
cv ed Ia be ung,rs,ionabc. A. p. HILL, Trustee.
Sem 4 35-wtds
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4 VALUABLE FARM FOR sALE.-Ths subscriber offers for
n SALE privately the Farm which he resides In The county
of suy six miles below the Court house and three from pub
Landing James i estimated contain SIX bun
bred The arabic land about three hundred acres lies ia
very compact hndy and with tho exception Of acres
has becn psed For fertility Of so and beaay
m situation few FIRMS Of It's size EQUAL In Ibis section Of eoun
There IL ample OF about three hundred
buildings are in good repair sufficient for the comfort
able off large family and far securing all The ec
ing floor, ard dry cellar the OF the
accommodating Persons Disposed purchase
WIN s. B. RUFFIN.
Sept - as-lawtiN
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We lay before readers, the copy Of letter from
sagacious gentleman OF the District o: colu"hia t"
distinguished gentleman Of th:S State, written imme-
;o,elv after the election OF ic4o This letter has acct
den,aily fallen into or hands and as It uoOlded even
before the Wings seated in power with prophetic
accuracy the condition of The dominant party at this
An, rsIove determined 10 commit il to the press =
How profoundly the writer lookcd into the constitution
Of The Whs party ard how deeply versed in their po-
icy he The reader will see on ps'ps u the letter
uWAsuIx0ToS CRY, NV. 80, 20.
aMy Dear s,r:-we have been badly beaten, my
friend. experienced signal and rwlelmIng defeat
route horse foot and drsgo"ns. sui IN ms wide
snread desola.ion, winch party tact, party dtil, and
nnrv organization, has broad cast owe; the land
The sseasAse1 Ct our s,1 hs nn,errt
where the pure the brave Tha fs Con- aau the "csadr
sa as."' The Flag ship of the uni:n still spreads he,
,tu r Inscribed s!s Doctrines Of '1'' She
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TWO DOLLARS A pay. AND ROAST BEEF!

TWO DOLLARS \ DAY, AND ROAST BEEF
The way that the chords of the loom have fulfilled
their promises of wo dollars day, and roast beet,
is canton The Tariff has been made just as they
wanted tit the enormous duties OF one hun
drtd cent the common cotons, fannels, baizes,
and bookings worn by poor people, while 1t lets IN The
uxr,ias Of these ords and their associates, at less
than hall: Of VIDA: is imposed upon the fabrics worn
BY the Masses Thus The red flannel shirt of the In
borcr ha- hundred PR cent duty 10 pay while the
silk shirts aud drawers Of the lords pay but forty
per cent. Tie cotton dress Of the poor mans wife
pay hGadrtd per- cent while The "aces resses, tas.
Is and stars Of gold and silver of the "lords pay
bu; fticen per cent only iust as much as is put
the raw material used by cabinet makers and, while
common silk goods, such working man s wife may
wear for her best gown, taxed by duties, averaging
ran fifty to sixty per cent the "lods act provides,
that tif any silk manufacture shall be- mixed with gold
mil siirer shall pay duty of thirty per cen:uni
onl. The duties made to lessen just as they hap.
pen TO tall within the means of the rch and en-
hanced enormously, wherever thcy may be made 10
gr nd upon the comforts ol the poor But since tie
Tariff has tins been made TO suit the fancy of the
"losds OF the loo'n, might al least expect them
to do the handsome thing, as to wages-the two
dollars if not the beef Instead Of that, however,
we learn that in scme Of the factories that pro,
tec,ed by the highes. duties, the wo:kmen IRE a
lowed but from, ten 10 twelve dollars month, and
find themselves. They have been screwed down
almost 10 the pauper labor of the old conrtres TINS
working for two and sixrence day, ana iced them.
selves and their fam cs on. Oft. They are not al
.nwrd by the ',orJs as much black servant IL al
lowed at hoteltor he gets ten or twelve dollars the
month be sides his boardand washing. But the "opc.
raves" cunno. help themselves. They unused To
any other kind of toilhry mus; take what is given
hem or starve; jus, as they made to vote lie Wing
ticket or siarvp Is il asked wha. dn the lords Of the
oom do with the large profits which these heavy duties
,n what they make aud light duties what they use,
secure 10 the be found he prince
palace of the propse,ors and the luxarous living of
t. inmates, conspicuous in sl=c,: every cotton and
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-10-11

Court OF Quarterly S-ssio3, hed r lusa county, al the
"a Cououse terco Monday the 9Th day of August, lsi2
Upon application Of Christopher Smith, lreatee in the
Estate Of Abne smith, deceased is Ordered That all
having claims demands Of Kind against the Estate OF tho
Abne Smith DECEASED do present The for I'D us.men
Madison rsto: hr Executor Of the said Estate or be-
h day OF November, 1922 and appearing to the sas
faction the Court that Ihn have expired since
qualification Of the said EIecar Ordered, That copy
inserted for eight In the Richmond En-
1ure posted Of louisa Court HOUSE,
several Court days. that such further order may be nad
,sp using wiki ~ liking reundiBg bonds
Of Assembly aaLe aud provided nuihorise.
4 Copy-Tc.e,
JOHN HUNTER, c. L. G.
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In The United STATE. s Easlsn D.lIle! Of Virginia

In the United States Court the Eastern District Of Virginia.
September Iah. 1872
Jy the matter Of bankruptcy of William Aen of the City OF
/ Richmond in ihc Eastern Virginia District.
The said William Allen, who has been deereed Bankrupt
hy Court having fed petition praying for his discharge
II X ordered Thar thereof be published In newspaper
prntrd In the City Richmond seventy days before
& day OF January next hearing VIII be had the said
pe,,on al The United Room, in the City Of Rich
noad and creditors who have proved their debts and other
10 interest," may appear the said md place. and
show cause any they have why ths OF the said pet
Ilonar should Not be granted -
Copy-Teste, HENRY GIBSON, Clerk
Sect % 3Q-wllv
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Just Published, and for sale by j H.7RROCK,
THE VIRGINIA AND N. CAROLINA ALMANAC, ron III

CALCULATED by n Richardson, 81 tnua county, Va,
u taaipg list Of The members OF The Senate and
ioase delegates Of Irrinn Courts in Va and NJ e. with
amusing ard entertaining pieces Whi Sorg
Waters" Air "o!t Lang Syne; ''1tr Widow Malone comic;
"Cupids WING" he Brides FAREWELL" "fove, Death and
Reputation, apcoeue-U h variety al other matter.
p g. Our Correspondents viii please add The word "Prinsr
their superstron- prevent brr letters bslnq opened
and then endorsed, "cpead tirras. n.tats."'
se,l 8 IS
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woollen manufacturing village. Go 70 Thnmpsonvlle,
far instance where the wooilrn and carpet factories
are pro, by the highest dnes-by duties such as
M CANNON n-chanic any other person Ill other pur-
salts ever ,hongh OF having, or asking ''r ana you
w find IN the midst of The village palace that cost
XIV ,hou.a nd drars-and every thing about 10 cor
respond This high protection goes To carry out style
l.. that. r,r The s'ords while the poor nhorers are
,,,linu through the ye long dag, for twn or three
sahus.a pee :. aud fin The .nseves; eighty per cent.
du,es ON coarse SALT aud nearly much on the cheap
es brown sugar, II they dare to indulge IN such
injuries What would be thought OF our mechanics,
SHIN. builders and farmers, should they set up Tor such
s,yle " ould they not find "hard times before they
got through?
.,yuers KHAN this matter. Why give one hundred
per cent protection TO the manufacturers oil cotton and
vollrn CLOTH when the manufacturers oil hate, carriages,
cabinet ware clocks, and the different articles made
O: leather, tin brass, &c DC, are gwen only about
hrlv per cent or thirty five; and hen Tie farmer gets
but fire per cent. the most OF his wool! We should
ike to hear Mr. Brewster explain II, and Mr. Chas B
Lines and the other gentlemen who were once go con.
spicuous in the Exchange Saloon And we should like
To hear Mr. BoarGuan expl how he come TO Lep make
such bill as this What has Mr. B"arduian done for
ss Now Haven constituents Why should lie think 30
opr cent enough for the mrchanics OF New Haven, frt
ner centum for the farmers OF the country, and lOU
ner cen,um hardly enough for the "lords OF The loom
who live else where Was il not enough, That he should
vote 10 cripple our west iho'a uaue "'' "e1' uu's
on salt brown sugar and molnsses, that he mus, in ad
don TO that place the mos, intoerabe burdens on all
the articles which go into the equipment and rigging
of our vessels: We should like 10 have another meet.
inc called al the saloon free for ALL and talk these
matters up, Es The Home League matters were talked
IN las, Spring. Come, Colonel Babcock, suppose you
second our motion-draw up yonr forces, and let Us
heor your oaces explain these things TO the mechanics
whom YOU have humbugged, the shipping merchants
whom you have imposed upon, and the "p'undered
plougbmen' whom you would cajoe into your support
v.,c Uaren RfGisfer
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- ETWEEN John Earlry's unon Coffee House and R. H. Jen
ny Good Store and d"rs below Governor street
vors received last six years 1t design ut first
tn establish ourselves through the press but do by giving
jsfacon to ali who upon US which prricru
Bile 10 any other basis and Of which glad know has
been almost universal.
II is cur design pursue the this time and for
The future All goods sold by that do please quail
~ t color make fashion, otherwise, be reu.nc and
lie money regnded-pfovded the shall have been
worn We have this time large stock, II not larger than
any In the State in line Of business respectfully
invite the economist give call before purchasing, and
anime for HIMSELF and pronounced as low
lower than any the city shall lie much deceived
Cloth Coats sl2 while others charge $ie o making
and trjmmnr the furnishing pants
that are sold for s4 Vests Shirts Drawers andkeche
Crava, Stocks suspendcrs Sacks Gloves and Collars Of many
kinds and ouaties and other articles usually kept by Cloth
iers Of which we determined sell low, for cash. and
guest the pubic and whether they buy
I-r .dH Goods pdrrGn'ed
J. BRANNAN & co.
Sent 10 36rwlyt