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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-08-19

COMMUNICATIVE
al. Mr. Buchanan: The king
portion Of the Democracy might glory in advocating his claims
but his spercand his memorable deearaon that not
drop Of Democratic blood Gytd his rein impossible
barrier Inn and the hard listed Democracy"
lHhis, Oh august
1t is not my design to enter into controversy with
the Richmond Wing upon the subject of this article;
but to detail facts in relation TO the latter portion
of The charge which he makes against the virluous,
gifted and enlightened Buchanan. know, it is the po
Icy of the Wing to reiterae oft refued charges, and
endeavor asperse the leading Democrats II is not,
therefore, with any hope ofnmending his manners that
write, but to obvate any impression which might be
made, by charge so unfounded, upon the uniformed
Democrat In the Spring of 1910, the writer of this
card was present at political discussion which took
place in The county Of Mathews between The then rival
candidates for the House of Delegates. This charge
was boldly proclaimed by the Wing candidate. Be-
lieving il to be untrue, the writer Immediately ad
dressed letter TO the Hon. W. FL Roane, then in the
United States Senate, which was presented by Mr.
r. to Mr.. b., who, without the least hesitation, pro-
nounced the charge false This is The first time have
seen the charge since that period, and | deem it but
Justice 10 the character of Mr. Buchanan to give pub
licity To the above facts. a.
the Richmond Wing. In addition to what "a" states,
Mr.. buchanan has long time since contradiced the
charge under his signature. But what ayalls such
refu,ation The Wing press, ''though defeated, will
still assert The IOn ucages speech also brought
agans, this accomplished citizen We had supposed,
that if there any little trick practised during the
whole humbug campaign, of which the Wings mlgth
have been ashamed, next to the gold spoon humhug
and The O'c speec and the standing army charge, &c
&c, this ras one This Misrepresentation of MIR. Bu
chanans Speech SO freely criticised in the speech Of
Honest john Davis stands out To the reproac OF the
Wing OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES shame !. where IS thy
blush :-Enquirer.
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FRUITS AND FLOWERS. =
We have visited MIR. Sintons Orchard and nursery
near this cty-and though the latter rains have made
sad havock with his peaches, we had the pleasure OF
seeing and tasting some very fine specimens his scar
Jergamot pear too brought by him from old Ireland
and very much like celebrated Sickle, was deil.
cious MIR. Sintons Nursery embraces coilectlon o.
the finest fruits peaches, pears apples, &c. which he
sells on the most moderate terms, and admirably put up
for transportation We repeat that it is just as cheap
to raise fine peach Indifferent one-oatlng 'ne
few cents laid out in the purchase of the tree :,
MIR. McGoverns Garden in this CITY is now spehou
with some Of the ratest flowers We received bril-
liant boquet on Sunday, consisting of varieties Of the
Rose of the Dahlia species of the Verbena' rtto
Mas, the rich Peacock flower, the Saliva sPienoens
China Aster, Coreopsis Plumbago, the Sweet ngnIon
cite, &C. Those who love flowers Jana VINO goes noa
far It il like Shakspeures wan, Of taste for "concord
sweet sounds"he is almost aft for treasons, strata
gems and spOils will find fine collection at Nc
Governs.
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The N. lntelgencer pronounces Mr.: Adams Report
70 he ga paper which will not only challenge universal
attention. but will become the textbook for the whole
army of Wings all the Unicn,' NC. Would It not
be as we'll for the Wing army then 10 take him for their
leader insesd Mr.. Clay: lie anxious TO press
himself into their notice and favor.
But who is the author Of this "text.book: "a man,
who has always been the slave OF his passions--ano
whom the Wings, thesemslves, at various periods
have ridiculed for his want Of common sense! man
who, while a Commissioner of the U. S a, Client, IN
November 1912, asked this patriotic question; OBJ
vdrd among ourselves, i'll passion than interest,
with haffhc nation sold By their prtudice and mnr ,g'
,orance enemy, arih feeble and penurions 10
rernment rih re( rgotes for Nary and scarcely tre
Efficient regiments for an lrmy, ho,c can be expected
that acc should resist the force which that clcAN.
TIC po,cer Ensand hss eotried 70 crash us at 6o'e
man. whose whole course of administration was mark
ed by the egregous foes, from his first Light
House in the Skies Message, whose political heresies
were enormous and who was ANONYMOUSLY driven
from the chair by indignant peope--a man, VINO mas
never ceased to persccue the South by his Abolition
Petitions BY his mischcvous distractions on that SUBJ
iect; and who declared, that in of Southern In
surection the u S., if they sent troops to assist US,
would have right to look into the OF the civil
war; and NEEDLE with slave p.operty--a man, who
is ga poet and bufioon;" and who has now, most IN.
fortunately for the Wings pushed himself forward 10
be their pensman and their spokesman. Welcome
thrice welcome Messrs Federalists. you TO such
an author for such textbook 10 your whole army OF
Wings
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Our able and accomplished friend Shelton F. Leake
has retired from the Charlottesville Jefersonan. His
brief Valedictory is marked with humor, and with
great pathos. If it could give any consolation TO his
generous spirit, would do than comply with
the dying wishes Of Mirnbeau We would do than
spread fouerS' his Editorial bier, chant the
strains of music that might "charm his Editorial Spirit
out Of existence. We would even pronounce an
Eiosc FuaeLre his ashes-for, the Editorial Corps
does not lose kinder spirit stronger pen. But
peace be to bim Our consolation u.s. that his spirit will
undergo the mystery of the me,empsychoss-nn that
the expiring Editor Of 10 day will become the active
'The Jefersonlan will continue TO be published I'M.
der the auspices Of the Democratic Association of the
county of Albemae. 1t will, Of course, continue to
be what it heretofore has been, thoroughly Democratic
in its principles. Success 10 il
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r"whas think YOU Of this extract gentlemen whigs'

G"What think you Of this extract, gentlemen wings
Who is the sTraitor ?'']
"The average expenditure per year of Mr. Adsmr,
exclusive of the public debt was $l2b2o,4Io 81
THUS contendng, by inference at least, tnat tna' sum
sufficient to defray The expenses OF the pubic
debt Now they say, not less than twenty seven mn,
lions will do. We ask again, who is the TRAITOR:
awe feel it scarcely necessary, fellow Citizens 10
speak to you of John Tyler, candidate, lot 'ne
Vice Presidency e is too we'll known to you to need
commentator Another of Virgnia's son 8, emit
neniy distinguished in her councils, as well as 'hose
Of the Union "A Virginan by BIRTH by feeling, oy
principle, -(hark the loord D-'by residence, oy inter-
est, by all the ties which bind the heart anu Tue
mind Of mantle is irreproachable IN morals, oho
endowed with a high order of abilities, which nave
shed ustre on his State and his country.-'A hepuo-
lican of The stricest sect-is principles have been
tested and proved by the most trying circumstances
1.-THE pamphlet from which these extracts are taken,
bears the signatures Of
Nnrhorne E. Sutton, Alexander Fleet,
Andrew Broadus, James Govan,
Garland Samuel, William Bouware,
James NJ Garnrt Robert Walker
George Wright, Albert G. sale,
Mnscoe Garner Edward b. Se:den,
benjamin. r. Jones John T. Womley
c. g. Griswod, Thomas Dabncy,
Richard s. Covington, Erastus i. Montague,
James Semple, John i. llsaly,
NIuscoe G. Wood Mortimer Evans.
Richard Baylor, . :.
After these declarations by prominent and leading
Wings, of whom, (Norborne f. Sutton,) was one
OF the wing electors-arc we now 10 be toiu, Una.
John Tyler is sTraitor because he vetoed the Bank
bill We appeal to those Wings, who are disposed to
listen 10 reason, and who yet opposed to the oo
noxous sought 10 be carried out by the
Wings of Congress- 10 say, in what has Mr. Tyler o.
Tended, that so much abuse has been lavsbed upon
him. And we appeal also 10 those of the Wing party,
who prefer honesty and consistency to the abandon.
of principle, say, if Mr.. Tyler has not, as
President, done that very thing which they said, IN
1870, he would doa-oppose National Bank We call
for the proof that Mr. Tyler has ever, in any public
speech, vote, said that he believed such an nslu.
tuition constitutional Private conversations, carried
on in loose manner and told after years have rolled
around, cannot be relied upon much less what dead
man has been reported to have said. MIR. Tyler has
nothing fear from the rejecting part OF the commu
nty from charges made upon such loose and disointed
testimony His political principles, we believe are too
we'll fixed to be turned by the threat of 'impeaeh-
mem BElA.
King and Queen, August, 1S42.
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Aug. 10

NOTCE hereby given The public that the undersigned
will petition the General Assembly Of virginia, for the
passage of law him and his heirs the Common
yrah,s right half lot Of land lying In the Of
Montgomery county, known in the present plan
of said lot No s. being the same on which he now re-
sides The said was. the eth Of july 1907 by deed, Of
record Clerks Office of Montgomery county conveyed by
Daniel owry and Su,annah his wife, Nicholas Dobson
foreigner WHO died heirs, and without having
vrysd In any person. The undersigned WILL aIso NJ the
time petition Of The Commonweaihs CLAIM 10 lot
az land or nine acres adjoining of Chrstansburg and
by deed bearing date Ord of May, 1916 and Of re-
cord in The Office aforesaid conveyed by Cristiana
Crewey Jacob Walters Michael McChstal, also TO-
reirner who without heirs and without having conveyed
any person. The claim Of the undersigned will be particularly
So, forth In his pettion. JEREMIAH KYLE.
cLr anshurp Aur 3O-tD
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+ AND FOR SALE.-By virtue of a decree 0f the County
- Of lenrico pronounced the 5h day Of August
1912, in the of Dew Mann aud others, shall,
Commissioners in the said decree, proceed se upon
the premises tile 10Th day of September, 1872, the Tract
Land lying in the lower end Of enco county in The neahor
hood of New Market: belonging the heirs Of the late William
Fayser aud which the late Edward resided the
time his DEATH The contains about 3i7 The pay
will he for much cash will pay the AMI
the WRIT and tile balance in equal instruments Of and -
months credit The purchaser give hnnd and security for
The credit payments aud the title be withheld until all
purchase money shall be paid.
JOSEPH MAYO, Commissioner.
Aug ~ 2D-tds
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"Thsse are my ierels!n'
T.LA L. LII

EXTRACT OF LETTER FROM WAsuISGToN.
"The Annual CONNIE cement at Georgetown Col
ege took place last Tuesday, with the usual glee.
i was there all day. Captain Tyler gave out the
honors Mr.. Denby's boys did well, and most partcu-
ary Charles S. who out first in all his classes,
and received three medals. When he advanced and
took the third from the hands the President the whole
assemblage appluuded loud and long, what they did in
honor of none, except him.
II is Mr. Nathaniel DENLY of this city, whose son,
Charles, l2 years DID, has borne off these extraor
binary honors. The Medals beautiful. They were
bestowed for his requirements in the Classics, in
Arithmetic and in French They say the President OF
the u S. bestowed these medals with great grace,
and much feeling, and much sympathy for boy with
whose father he had been SO long acquainted His bro
Their John II. DENLY, is also said TO have acquitted
himself very handsomely
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ask no guattcr-and far as facts and arguments
concerned, we shall give none But something
is due to the dignity of the Presto the coures
of social life and the decencies of discussion. Much
is due to The profession itself II the Editor does
not respect himself, how he claim the respect
Of others? We therefore: eneat the liberal Editors
of the Wing preserve request the Norfolk Herald
in partc ular-whils it scans course adopt for
model, liberal and decent press than the
wight Of the Il. Wing.
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Interesting Planters, Merchants and Manufacturers.
IIE rates Of Transportation the Portsmouth and Roanoke
Railroad from Weldon Portsmouth, have been reduced az
follows:
On Tobacco in hogsheads, 20 cents per 100 lbs. nett
On manufactured tobacco, IS per box and 40 cents per
key.
On Flour, 10 25 cents per barrel.
On Cotton, to Is cents per 100 pounds.
On Groceries, TO 80 cents per 100 pounds
On Dry Goods, TO IS cents per 100 pounds.
WALTER GWYNN.
President p. 4 X. X. X. Co.
Office Portsmouth and Roanoke Railroad Co.
AM 70 30-w3w
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NnrriaGes.

Married. on Thursday 2ath u by the Rev j. b. letter. Mr.
wy Iorxis, Mss REsErcA Ans CARTER all Of this city
Married. Thursday, the Both of June, at the residence or
CAPT Christopher CusIis York county, by the Rev. Servant
Jones Rournr McISrosH. E-q, Of Warwick county, to the
aabe Miss MARTHA ELIZA PREs,oS only daughter OF the late
Capt. John NJ Prrsson, of York ~nunty
Married. Richmond, Tuesday August l6 by the Rev
VIM H. Hart Mr. NICHOLAS B. sE AnRoox of this city, to Miss
r. ~ GORDON, daughter Of Mr. Robert Gordon, oil
Ter
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to the Judgment of the people of the U. S. He here
Tin the IT, of R. on the lth ins) publicly proclaimed
that he would enter into no caucus arrangements
caucus pledges he went for passing bill to sustain the
it.') And who does not reecho the declaration,
"IRats Right"
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RICHMOND MARKETS. AucU.r ls, 1872
WIIEAT-9a cts. to 81.
CORN-GO cents per bisliel.
OATS-3u 81 Gents per bishel.
WORTHAM McGRUDER & Co.
TOBACCo-Rccepts yesterday off heavily
and prices have downward tendency We quote Lugs 81 ~
leaf 81 80 cents So IS and Si-beiter
kinds 50 a IS.
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Aug. ].

Books, Stationery and Fancy Goods far Fall Saies.
T w. RANDOLPH & CO.. Main street, Richmond, will open
in short time their Fall supply Of Goods, which, for
y quality and cheapness has surpassed any prior
time Country Merchants ami all other cash customers BY cali
ing will find TO their interest purchase OF them.
@ Bo0kbnding in style eqnalled by other establish
menr in Virginia, executed short notice, moderate
terms, at J. w. RANDOLPH a. CO.'S
Bookstore and Bindery, R. d. Sankey's Old Stand
Aug. 10 30-l0t
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TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD for my man Frank, who
left ON Saturday night the 18th instant. lie IL about %
age about feet and upwards hgh-he Is bright mu
atto very b inclined he how eggedhe has small
scar of bis eyes, bshy head Of hair and large
wlske when lie LETT also, had on blue 2analoons nankeen
roundabout hat with Grape IT, lie speaks very
pey when spoken He at the Old Market Sunday
sunrise, and doubt he is lurking in the lower
part city, Rockets. He aised In Rockingham
county give above reward taken Of the city,
$40 If city, and delivered me- In Richmond, or in
a get him again. furewarn all Captains Of vessels
whatsoever of arboring taking him board, under the
strict penalty of the law. SAMUEL Il. JONES.
Aur. 10 30-3t
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large meeting Of 1900 Democrats Qhe Daily Post
says from 10 4,000) assembled in the Park at n York,
on Monday Evening, and testified their ardent appro.
'aton Of Mr. Tyler recent manly course by the strong
est reson'ions and laundering applauses Of the ami
mated Orators. The last who spoke Col Arnold)
tended that "Mr Tyler had acted honest man, and
no further proof could be given of it, than the denun
cation of his acts by the Federal Wing party" The
resident OF the meeting Daniel Jackson) then an
n'unced, that another meeting would be held on the
battery, next Monday Evening, al past o'clock
linus, the ball is rolling
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NJ OTcEbe creditors of the Estate Of the late benjamin
BERNARD deceased Chesterfield county, any there b."
hereby noiied produce their claims the E1ecn
tor for final settlement hefue the first day OF October next rs
on that day viii pay the sole rgaee of the said Der
all the funds in hands rs Executor and will insist on
claim against the said Estate which
presented before that day. All persons who are in
dctei to the said Estate hereby notified make Immediate
payment against them will be put IN suit al the
Of the superior Courts Of the counties IN which they
reside. JAMESON MUDDY, Execute"
30-Itt
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For several DAYS previous to the LIT August, the
Tennessee Banks were paying SPECIE and still con-
tinue to reduce their notes under the most proPous
auspices. 1t thought that they would be aole 10
sustain themselves, there was nothing like "fun'
and public confidence strong.
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Movements at Washingto

The Correspondent Of y. V Tribune august 3) writes
Last night meeting of the Wings Of both Houses, held
"a Tue senate Chamber long, fun aud calm interchange o SEN
ashi oos place and plans OF extricang The country
n IT. "roc and distressing condition aDaousy consi
t N" not deem To state in deta! the doi.s OF
@ meeting, far they have knowledge
M TIE result O the discussion and of the baon2 shows plainly
Tat large majority IN favor OF making another effort The
pan which suggested IN my ast-ihat of Mr. Snmons-was
Advocated by NJ ramadge always safe aud Sagacious guIde)
anu many oTct- "
"Slgaclous in trying 10 catch both DistrbutionIss
10y the % per cent duty and the Protectionisis by
most exravagant valuation of foreign goods-purport-
ns to stop at 90 per cent but in reality running up
Tie duties to 40, 30, On per cent thus prohibiting i'm
pot;aons in q tremendous degree.
The Correspondent the ~ Y Express says, he Madsonian
dtarS tina, the Bill would yield Of sic 0O
although Tie Secretary Of the Treasury estimated that would
@ including OG0 from the land sales of $50
" Ih however, a the fate Of this bill and II
one readily caught by the Richmond Enquirer Evening
@ Albany Argus, Il NJ oTnc With the twenty
section modified postpone Distribution beyond The Ad
tfa'on Of Mr. Tyler, has been proposed the bill would
a u" better fate Modified struck from The best inor-
on Al the CAPITOL it is doomed in the hands OF the
resident worse anatema has forth against the bill of
sons aud the OF Heaven and earh under such cir
NIl>anees, hat can be done by Congress:''
DO. why, what we frankly, fairly propose in the most
concllatory spirit.
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OIiCEAl having claims against the Estate Of Ma
thanic Smith, deceased will present
Those indebted will make pay immediately as am
determined 10 close the administration practicable
MARTIN JAMES, Executor
Aug 10 J0-w4wk
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VALUABLE SOUTHWEST MOUNTAIN LAND FOR SALE
The subscriber offers for sale Tract of which he
resides situated in bend of the Rapid Ann ver Thy which
is bounded about miles, aoding sixty acres low
grounds, three miles fiom Orange house, and half mile
from Barnes Ford Mills containing about six hundred
twOthds cleared and IN the highest Of
bacco land The improvements snry brick dwelling
honse, kitchen with four rooms and n necessary
venent On houses There perhaps the whole
West Mountains, ESQ justly celebrated for fertility wheat
and tobacco and for every thing tat country
that could be purchased. combining advantages
frrins Inducements TO the planter and armesuround
ed hy the best society and failing springs Astounding
with the puiest water and sanbos delightful eli
The will be shown known by
the proprietor Reference Reynolds Chapman John Wei
Ter, at Orange Courthouse postage paid will he attended
There are TWO hundred acres com euous chiefly wood land
that may be purchased also if desired.
c. c. MACON.
xvGa,
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FRUITS AND FLOWERS.

" Read the very able letter of MIR. Allen, Senator
from Ohio on the first page.
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NToTICE-Whrreas, wife, Louisa A., having left and for
~ me- do hereby rewarn all persons from boarding
her Trading or dealing her. depending for payment
as aha responsible for debt that she may contrast
- JOSEPH GREGORY.
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Mr. Pope Of Kentucky Uhough Whig) speaks like
man oil sense lie does not rush into excess like his
lauVe OF Massachusetts, He for no appeal to "the
nod Of Battes'-as the Wing Rngleader is He
secuted the idea Of any appeal but peaceful appeal
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VALUABLE LAND FOR Satisfying in the fork formed
by the junction of the Richmond and fredericksburg and
Louisa Railroads. and adjoining the lands Of Major Thomas
boswell and Pleasant Terrell Esq., The will Offer
public sae the Junction Tavern Friday, the seps
TENDER next, ii o'clock, il fair that valuable unnproyeI
Tract of Land known Dair's Tract in Hanover county he
property of the late Mrs. Judith Winston within half mile
Richmond fredericksburg and Railroads and
containing about 375 This land lies the Anna
river and Of from both Of the above Roads, and
about ride per Railroad, from city OF Richmond
That Of the land fronting on the river of fine quality
low grounds; but the entire tract ito use the
abundance Il good and heavily tmbfred land in the To
person DESTROYS Of buynga good FARM contiguous TO the Rich
mond Market and placing such improvements as may
best suit his taste, this certainly presents favorable
opportunity.
The Of sale viii be- onethd in cash. and for the ba
lance Of the purchase equally divided approved negoa
bic notes will be taken the first
first day Of July lsi3 The title to the property will be with
held until the last payment Ia made.
WIN. F. BUTLER.
Richmond, August 18th. 1872 3O-wtds