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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-01
APPOINTMENTS gY 1nE PRESIDENT.

Charles II. Delavan, Of New York, at Syoney W
Nov, Sco,a in The place of John J. D'Wolf resigned
James Nc Henry, OF Philadelphia, at Londonderry.
VIM l.. j. Kidderlin, Of Philadelphia, for the h'ns-
dom Of WurlemburR
Am. Green, of virginia, at Galveston
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-01
affected to have been erea confidential organ of the

affected TO have been heres conads ntal organ OF the
Modification party, ian honor, which The most dslin-
grined members Of the Nullers have contempiuous.
y gcouted) and now, iorson'h, he ID follower Of II.
Clay the author of the American system. Bat enough!
can sloup TO notice him no further.
1t is but little more than three weeks since thai The
then Editor of the Wing, determined Ia change The course
of his paper, md to 'abandoa The field of black guard
ISM 10 U.s. We saw the declaration with some plea
sure--and We determined 10 cherish the conrteses Of
le-to restore the dignity Of the press--and to cult
vute that cal harmony, without which, MIR. Jefferson
pronounces I" life and liberty are but dreafy
things" With what grace the acting Editor OF the
Wing hos redeemed the pledges of his predecessor, let
his own course satisfy the public.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-01

(tOOcHLAND LAND FOR SALEM nee 10 a decree
~ Of Gnocband County Court, pronounced i7 day of
October 1892 The subscriber, appointed Commissioner
purpose w The 0h day Of December, 1872 ii fair not
the first fair day thereafter proceed fr premises Il
public auction the highest bidder The Tract of Land in said
mentioned which Forest Hunter died seized and nos
sesscd, containing by recent 2l situated The
county aforesaid aud bounced by the lands Of Thoas
foord John Bradshaw, Estate Of Rev. James VIVA ey
and others. Tie Of will tc: fourth Of The nf
ease cash, and the balance and
three the purchaser hnnds with security cary
interest from the day of sale, deed Of land
the Payments Possession given The Ia day January
1873. WILLIAM J. HCSTER, Commissioners.
Nov.
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College in healthy and agreeable part of The country
and in the midst Of vir,uous and intelligent people,
appears TO me 10 hold out such advantages any con-
sidera.e youth must be eager To embrace.
Prince Edward, October, 1912. PillLO.
N b. Student wishing to take the course which
have Indicated, snonld come at the beginning OF tue
session. (wednesd,y, Ike 26;h instantly Or as soon a'er
AZ nossbl. The expenses Of :hc session are, Tor tut
ton, board, &c 81, %. payable in advance.
Coz. EpwAKns More S.olnding-1he New York
Chronicle rascay Of Edwards, the forger,
appears to be endless and without parallel. On Tuesday
discovered that he had cheated his lawyer J'hn
W. Ed;nnnds, by exhibiting TO hun forged letter OF
credit house al New Orleans. We expect next 10
hear that he has got of The Stale Prison BY iorg'ny
I pardon from Governor Seward. What lnck his law
yers in this city had in obtaining their fees OF Slooo
each promised by this gentleman swndIer, we have
heard They have bad to whistle for their money
unless they received aretaner,"
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From .ncEienbnrg.

TO TIE EDITOR oF TIE ENQUIRER.
In pursuance OF the recommendation made ny scre-
raj citizens Of Brunswick county, inviting meeting Of
their fellow citizens of that county on court day, to
consult 10 what it may be proper Tor them 10
pursue in the present political aspect of affairs, We have
also deemed it advisable 10 request full meeting OF our
fellow citizens Of this county at the Courthouse on
November Court nex-being the third Monday OF next
month.
We believe it is not only the right, but the duty OF
the people TO meet frequently primary assemblies, ana
freely discuss and publish their views on pubic inca
sures And If the doctrine be true, that tue omission
10 exercise any ROVER be construed into SURRENDER
Of that power this right should be often asserted And
especially do consider action on the part OF Inc con
s,uent body necessary and proper IN times IKE l'e
present, when the dominant party, in violation OF me
Constitution, of good faith and of the rights OF the
South have imposed on the country an onerous ana
oppressive riff and seek TO make the protective fea.
lures an established principle of the Government.
We would respectfully and earnestly recommend 10
our fellow citizens, then, all OF them Opposed 10 tue
present Tariff and other ruinous and oppressive mea'
sures of the party in power, TO mse, 'ose'ne1 a. ee
time and place above designated, and declare their sen
,imens respecting them The proprIety OF Slate
Convention will also be considered, and delegates ap'
MANY ClrIzExs Of .Nccklenburg
n b. political Address will be delivered beioie
The meeting on that day.
CGu.3Usyc5TFD.
Old BrunSioicE has again s0un0ea 'he '0cstn, u"a o
brethren in several Of the counties have and IN DINERS
ore preparinp To respond 10 her CALI and shall the lie.
moerney of HaiEar remain silent and Inactive and
tamely bind their necks 10 the oppressive YOKE pre-
raed 60. them By the Northern manufacturers and their
political par,zsns iie!hnks hear general res
ponss in the negative 1t is, therefore respectfully
suggested and earnestly recommended, that the Re
pubIcans Of this county (lafax) hold meeting at
our next Court, November, for the purpose Of confer.
ring together and freely but respectfully, expressing
our opinions and sentiments relative to the leading ana
prominent measures of the present Administrator, or
partv in mower And more especially in regard to the
operation and evil tendencies Of the BILL that passed
at the late session of Congress- commonly called the
revenue Bill, alias, high and oppressive protective
Tariff And more abominable Than the appropriately
designated bill OF DENOMINATIONS, that was passed IN
1928.
Full end prompt attendance from all quarters OF the
county, is desirable and respectfully solicited
SUspRY DEaocRAIs
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DISMAL SWAMP LAND cOMraSY.-The Annual Meeting
~ Of Stockholders in the Dismal Swamp Land compaGy
he held in the town of Suffolk, (accordIng law Thursday
The 18th Of November next R0. BUTLER,
President d. :. Land Company.
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Deaths.


Died. Tuesday the 18th Instant her residence, in tho
Hanover Mrs AosE, W.LTos in her SD after
Mes, AID nnasmns in her eUnsn and va her
yr though nany we've hes, Known by those Who were init
She had protested To Christian, aud she
gave Tie evidence sincerity her faith
by Ter conduct, troug! life She died wihou, s,rg
and left many descendants 10 lament that she is more on
hi> earth.
Died in Madison county, Va morning the as in.
n Mrs M.sY ASS CoS"Ar, the !a:e consort Of Mr. Baae
weeks before she tonk leave
where she ie Kind and aGt'iorae trssand four voting
chlen devoted father and many numerous friends and ea-
''' "Eu, oh: the heavy change now she i. gone,
Nav she is gone and rcturn!'
Mrs. Conway has been and zeao member Of the Pres
erection mite Eersrf 10 religious scotland she met Death
Christian should, with rGness and ccmposire perfectly
tented with herself and the will Of her God There
better neehbor kinder parent actonate vile aud
duuI chdilrncr much grief TO her sband and TO all
be rule in The wisdom of Nature that the aIest
pines most likely he c'r asunder by the apess falls Of
among be stricken down ny the perbns shafts of
Death which leaves ying draw consolation from tie lau
guage OF one
.'Sweet is the scene whfn yir:ue dies.
When sinks righteous soul rest;
How mildly beam The closing eyes,
How gently Ecavcs the expiring breast
Its duty done, sinks the clay,
Light from lis lon, tic spirit HRS;
While Heaven and Earth combine 10 say,
Sweet Is tie scene where sntue dIe,.'"
81 The Richmond Wing and Waterman of The South win
please copy
lnnrsGiy NJ the residence oil
mother Mrs Sarah Bockentroush of Port Royal Va Miss "a
CHaMPE BRocKEs eldest daughter Of Chanps Brck
enbroua deceased, AGED forty The deceased
accomplished lady, and drson and learned Christian. Few
possess in eminent degree ar she did the moral and
intellectual that a0B dignity human u
She mrmrr of the Protestant Episcopal Church, for
before her DEATH despite .: very delicate he th,
nssIOs and lnlricahe III. study Of the Scriptures
and, bringing this study fine native intellect we'll cultivated
by -afy rdcaon She had acquired knowledge Of the ba
remarkable for extent and Her eyinced
quite mnch in the conduct life in the stuiies
searches 1 the closet She neglected the performance Of
nil k.nf nj
her means her temper calm and her heat
and benevolent Justice tho living requires that the example
such al lie held
Justice sacred dead demands that IL. modes; meI, shalt
be made tedious ana Iackneycd theme
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-01
GEORGE TAYLOR,
W NJ. MILLER,
ClS aRy

Although unable, from severe and continued indis.
pos,on. 10 encounter the fatigue of examining all the
farms offered for premiums, yet my personal acqualn,.
unce with them and with two, especially, enables me,
with PLEASURE and perfect confidence, TO concur in the
awards as made in the above report.
JOHN CARTER, Caoirmaa.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-01

SsLATE RIVER AcADEMY.-Thr tenth Animal Session or
- ten months will commence the 9Th January sia This In.
stution III under the direction al Mr. Lewis Turner
~ A. Principal who will adept, far may
the If iEiuton which he received Schools of An
rirn Languages MnrTn Languages, Mathematics Natural and
Moral Philosophy usy, III University Of Virginia
Mr. r. will be assisted by Mr. Wyatt 81. Elliott graduate u The
Virginia Military InsIiinie
7e,ms-For English, 81; for the higher studies sa5
10 The undersigned recommend with confidence this acadr.
The public bat fail please, situated
four miles W-. Of buckingham house, healthy coun
Try, among moral and nieligrn. people, and having Mi the IA
ries r mpariing thorough aud education
Board Including washing, lodging and lights be- had WIZ.
either oi Us Tor SIS. WA r. .OSELEY
tn. NJ. BONpuRANT
CIR. MOSELEY.
Nov. 5l-wBw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-01

NoTICE-A prtion will he presented TO the General
Assembly o Vngna, praying for the passage Of Law, de-
caring NJ. herrin RIVER Lawful fence mill in
Lunenhurg county Virginia, through the County Of
TO The Greenvie County line. SEVERAL Cf1 IZENS.
III
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-01

rs,KUSr SAIE-By viit- at Deed Trust executed 10 Tho
subscribers by Thomas Goddin bearing date 18th day of
May si9 and duly recorded IL the Clerks Office
County Court SHALL "Wednesday, 9th or November
nes the residence Of sad Thomas H. Goddn fair other
wise, The first fair day thcrcaf sale by public
n the highest dcr. all OF his Of i.orsrs Cows
Hogs Oxen his crop of Tobacco of The last wears growth
supposed 10 be II four 10 six Thousand pnds crops Corn
Oats Fodder and Hay ofe years growth ho
ThrriEg Machine, Buggy and Harness handed
Carriages, Wagon ard Harness, twn aud fatnrs
horse Cart, siA double Poush five do Axes Iiucs
Spades Maiaxes &c, &c. two Cutting Machines Carpenters
Tools double Gun, Also his iulsululd kitchen,
Furniture OF Beds Beisfcad the necessary
cooking implements Terms "i Sale wi hc For sums
$40 and under carh will br required, for all
credit of Twelve months be given the purchaser giving bond
with supposed good security.
WM H. b. CAMPBELL, ~
JAS. 4. SUTTON, trustees.
N. h. There eight CO of which as
Of good blood; also, some good brood Mares.
Nov. 5l-tds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-01

We have not The slightest desire 20 wound the fee!
ings of the Editor of The Philadelphia "U $. Gazette,
by ridiculirp the "Coous.'' We sorry 10 sre SO
clever fellow belonging 10 that iamy-but never
was the lash of rdcple better deserved-for, never
did the mummeres If any party so justly incur The
public indignation, the Coons of le40. lie arti'
fees 10 which they descended to carry their point,
was calculated TO debnse the moral sentiment of the
Republic 1t was, of course dsgraceful to the party
that condcscended to employ IT, II we could weld the
pen of Rabelais the scourge Of junins, we would
lay it upon such party until the country should des.
sp,se their humhucs, Until ihey should be ashamed
Of themselves They would never dare To parade an
oil er raccoon again in ihe. frivolous PROFESSIONS We
presume if they had lived in tae days of the ancient
Egyptians they woali have made this despIcabe ant
ma one of their Gods The ~. s. GGzele appears
to threaten US with bringing the living Coon one OF
their enblrms III 40, INTO the next campaign lie
speaks (with what taste and what truth, the public
must judgel of ssanolher animal in The field capable
of being very offensive al lsast TO the olcores, TO.
wards which the Coon holds itself in antagonist po'
son bur- under ordinary circumstances, for obvious
reasons avoids close contact, and therefore, ~ ire
ouently considered defeated. But when the neeessi-
Of the require II, as they did IN the all OF
1910 and the Coon IS cornered he shows that he is
capable of defending himself, and defeating his enemy
They went at i, then, and hsy 'rW rcnso me contest IN
lS44 toc;h nndt0 nail, &c. The Republicans employ
cd no animal as their emblem in their contest OF lc4O
But f the Gazette tina. the Wings are To ADOPT
the despicatle Coon their ally i'm lS44-we siia! not
hesitate lash both the principal and the aux'lary-
the party which sioop. to corrupt the moral taste OF
the country, and The Coon whom they drag from the
recesses of the forest. We have no doubt that the
Wings of Virginia will find enough Of the vermia in
our woods 10 supply the demands Of their brethren IN
Phiiade loha.
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InmCcn RncaS.


The New York American refers TO The defeat OF
white (Boston) on the Mount Vernon Course, and
says, "Col Thompson : horse Milton Brown, Tour
wear old Priam ook the four mile purse the Mount
Vernon Course, beating Colonel Johnsons Boston and
Col. HarIis's Reliance. There three beats-Nlil
ton Brown winning the first in go, Boston The So
cond in 80, and Milton Brown the third IN 4 ~
Reliance coming in second, and Boston far behind
The old horse is stated, would not That he
if he chooses, the Baltimore pefhaps will prove
We'll, he did run al Baltimore, and lie did beat bath
Milton Brown and Reliance ]. was expected, that
Boston would cope ri Camden with Fashion from her il
lus,rous dam, Bonne;s O Blue Qurmcrly Col. John.
who beat Boston last year in the great match race
but Boston was famed al Baltimore and has returned
to Virginia.
The honor Of coping with Fashion at Camden, last
Saturday, was reserved for "Bae Dick winner
Of IL races without ever heing beaten.
The lst day s race, al Camden, $500 purse, mile
heats was won Ivy w. Il Johnsons Gospor in heats
heating Jones Treasurer, Kendalrs Modesly, and d
Toms Charlotte CnshGlan.
The 2nd day, or Friday race, $780, three mile heats,
VIM r. Johnson's b. f. Cassandra, ]
Samuel Laird's br. h. Mariner, =
Time, 5 sou 50.
On Saturday, Fash"n and Blue Dick were TO con-
tend for the purse of - 900, mile heats.
EVENINGS NAIL
The Great Camden Raee-Fashion again Iictorious
The four mile race between Fashion, The Northern
mar and Blue Dick the Southern horse, came of on
Sntnrday-purse S2G00.-Be,stwo to one on Fashion
Time of first beat-won by Fashion, by little more
than LENGTH 81 e s. being The time of the first
heat between Eclipse and Henry in their celebrated
race. Fashion Tie second hsa, in o2l, by little
more than length. 1t is sad, that she will enter for
the four mile at Trenton this week, against Cas-
sandra, who will run. if Blue Dick 's withdrawn.
Ve Ind III. qualifications last Friday evening, to
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-01

We had the graicatlon, last Friday evening, to
hear the Lecture of Mr. JAMES BROOKS, OF the CITY
of New York before the Richmond Library Associa.
ton Ills theme was The "Unwrit,en Poetry of Ame
RIGA = and he handled II in u manner equally original
and engaging His discourse abounded IN fine fights
of fancy and some OF his strokes of humor told well
upon the attentive COMPANY l.etthe Association con-
,inue these Literary treats, and they must succeed IN
their laudable ends.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1842-12-21
WINSOR & UANCHET

SADDLE, HARNESS AND Trunk MAKERS,
At the old stand formerly occupied by K
Is. Wlnsor, two doors north of the Ex-
change on Exchange-st where they Will
at all times be happy to wait on customers.
The subscribers having on hand an ex-
ccllent lot Of harness leather and other
stock in their line, which they feel safe in
recommending to their patrons; and which
they are now manufacturing and offering
tor sale at eastern prices. And if manu-
featuring to order at eastern prices and
with dispatch, in the latcs, style, be any
object Tor their friends, they respectfully in
vIte them 10 cal! and satisfy themselves as
to prices and stock.
They also intend to keep constantly on
hand any article usually called for in their
liue.
They will also attend TO all calls in the
line OF Carriage trimming.
N. 3. The highest market price in cash
or trade paid for green or dry hides.
K. b. WIHsoR, J. p. HANCHET. If.
Southport, June IA, 1912. 52-y
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1842-12-21
eEa N.EE sEE.EEgAET.

III Sf1E. citizens ofSouthport arc inform
II ed that the subscriber has established
Meat Market, at the old stand formerly
occupied by }. Foster, a: which place the
inhabitants of this town can depend upon
finding supply Of fresh meat very morn
ing in the week-Sundays excepted. Mar
kct open from four in the morning until
10 O'Clock a. NJ. Also on Saturday eve
nings, from O'Clock until 10 p. NJ.
All who feel disposed to patronizc this
establishment, may rest assured Of finding
ample supp y Of meat. in excellent order.
constantly on hand. w. p. WATTLES
Southport, August 3, 1912.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1842-12-21
NOR TGAG!i SALE.

L EtAULT having been made in tho condition ,of
- certain ludenIure of Mortgage execn,ed by
teorge w. 1acgart and Euuce l.. Taggart of IA
cine County, iscunsln Territory, 10 Sams~ r sIa
oil The 10" n of Byron and State Of New York he,r-
ing date The first day of March in the wear of .vr
Lord one thousand eight hundred and ihirtv nine
ana recorded IN The office Of the Register OF De.s,
tor he Comfy of Racine the ninth day If March
\. ID. 1881, at o clock A. NJ in Record Book ,f
Mortgages Il. on Pages "A & - Of certain parsels of
land situated IN the stid County of Ea,ine ana J.
c'ibcd III sald Mortgage n fpows to wit all Nal
certain parcel of land known and Designated n. ga
lows beihg The North East fractional Quarter If see
hon ~ 'wn, IN town 81 three noah and rang roy
nineteen (oi 'ownshPsl of the PRINCIPAL Her,H,
an ana SITUATED III tie SAID County of Racine and Ter
rH'ry 81 " iscon' IN, nd containing one h, ndr, and
ioF'y TWO and 90 100 acres be the sauo Iso-e or g.
upon winch SAID mortgage there is claimed 10 be due
at 'Iie Gaze Oh > hotice the sum If Two hndrJ 6(-
" hNe dollars and tiilrty SIX cents (255 }6) v.,b
said Mortgage for valuable con, Iteration was duly
assigned oy the sand Samuel Todd OH the frs, On, Of
April 1912 10 Cyrus jerks
no" THEREFoRE NOTICE. Is HEREBY GIVEN ,bot
by virtue OF The power of sale said aIor,r,ge RIM
famed ana IN pursuance of tho statute in sub = -,
ihtle anu prov ued the said pre- will be sold al
7 bLiC AtC ION at e door of the Cnurt Uou.c
IN The village OF Racine in the County Of Racine
aforesaid on The Ith day of January next nj Zen %,
CLOCK IN Inc forenoon of that day 10 satisfy the nrn
'al ana interest money accruinI on SAID Mursopc m
to that time with costs Of such sale allowed BIZ Law
CYRUS JENkS, 4ssig aee.
October h 1912.
l.. INES Any MO l,.,
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1842-12-21
Cabinet Warehouse.

ENHE subscriber, at his old stand OPP
Il posite II. Whitney's Temperance
House, continues to manufacture all kinds
Of CABINET FURNITURE such as
pillar and scroll Tables of all descriptions S,
Sofas, Bureaus, Tables, Stands, Bed
Sfeads, Grecian Chairs, and all kinds of
furniture usually found in the eastern mar
ket, which he will sell as low us can be
bought in the western country.
All kinds of produce taken in exchange
Tor furniture.
The Public would do we'll to call before
purchasing elsewhere. Grateful for past
lavors nc solicits a continuance.
SAMUEL HOLMES,Jr.
Southport, tune 9Th, 1912,
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1842-12-21
James HOgaa--TailOr.

Is now in his New Shop on Exchange
Street, where he can at all times be found,
ready to attenI 10 all business in his line,
he trusts, in satisfactory manner. Clothes
fashionably and car(ully cut, and promptly
made up. Cutting done, to order on short
notice.
His terms are reasonable and produce
will be takenin payment for work.
Southport, Oct. %, 1S4l. tfn l
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1842-12-21
A R R | Y A i!

HVHE Suisse ribers are now receiving
their Fall Stock Of Stoves, Hol-
low-ware, Britannia, Japaned and other
House keeping wares, which they offer
on reasonable tcrms-we invite the public
from all quarters to this Market the present
season and satisfy themselves, most kinds
Of Goods are being sold 20 10 40 per CT
less than last season.
MARSHALL g. PHELPS.
Southport, Sent. Ia 1872
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1842-12-21
CHEETINGS &, SHIRTINGS-From 8 10 10 cts
- per yard, for sale by r. b. WALDO.
THE SOUTHPORT TELEGRAPH

Is published on every Wednesday, at 81 30 cents
per annum, in advance. If payment be not MADE
previous to the expiration Of the first SIX months
an additional so cents will be charged.
Advertisements inserted at the rate of 81 per
square Seventeen lines under) for the first nse'
ton, and % cents for each subsequent insertion
All advertisements left without notice as to me
number of insertions, will be continued until iofO'
and charged accordingly
No subscription will be discontinued until a. a.
arrearages arc paid, unless at the option OF 'h'
editor.