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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-09-12
FOR TIE E.NQN LPER
OIN ITf@ NV z
TO TIE DEMOCRATS OF RICHMOND.


Fellew-Ciz-ns: | have heard false rumors from
friends arriving from distant counties, enquiring how
was mat you nave been cut up and divided between
rival candidates for the Presidency. Such is not the
fact. Never were the Democrats Of Richmond more
united, than at the present time in opposition 10 the
Wings A, the late Spring Election, they gave 22S
Democratic votes for Hon. john w. Jones 70. Con.
gFess, being increase Of rs votes since the Pres
dental election OF lSi0 and my decided opinion
IS, that they nave increased - more since the
April election Of 1873 Severn! strong State Rights
Wings have over TO rs, and in no instance has
Democra, FILTERED since the Apr election; and &C.
veral who voted for J. NJ Bolts will rally under the
Democratic banner. ! candidIy believe the Democratic
Party IN lS4l will poll, in this city, 450igood and true
votes. Yes, Republicans of Richmond, be Of good
cheer Wb'ggery may cry divisions, but the Demo.
Gratis of Richmond irnly united a band Of
brothers No matter whether Van Buren, Calhoun,
Johnson, buchanan or Cass be the Democratic can
didate, Democrat will faer at the pinch of the
hill. The Spartan Band have stood fast by the De-
mocralIc Pnty, and they will yet this City from
the hands "hggery and erect the standard Of Anne.
rlcan Democracy upon It's rampars.
Never hre the Democrats had finer field for en-
comragcmef Than al the present moment. Whiggery
driven tcthe winds, and dlspriied They vii! mere
after trea. differently Instead Of the violence of
1910, they will you, in hopes Of sedacng YOU
from yourirst love OF the Democracy But, be of
good chez. Next Spring, gallant and fearless son
will commnce the canvass in this city for seat in the
Legisatur-and also able Democrat will open the
canvass # seat in the Stale Senate from this dis
trict. Evry foot of ground in this city and district
will be wsmly contested, inch by inch, until the day
of election No pains or trouble will be left undone 10
explain al maintain, by argument before The people,
glorios principles and the war will be carried into
the enems country by able and fearless Democrats,
who will inter- the canvass FOR love Of principle, and
in behalf a strict adherence to, and rigid consiruc-
ton Of III Federal Constitution and The rights of the
States repeat, then, be Of good cheer. Let your
motto beaUnion, harmony, conceeslon-every thing
.u the case, nothing for men," and nll will be we'll
A DEMOCRAT OF RICHMOND.
Sep,emtr q, 1919
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STAUNToN RIVER LAND FOR sALE.-The subscriber
- will SELL the highes, bidder the premises MONDAY
the September, 1919 TRACT OF LAND, lately owned
by Capt John Ward lying in ptsyvana county, upon The
ynchbug and Pylvana Turnpike Wards Bridge,
tanning hundred and about $50 cleared
and under good fencing and well adapted the growth of
crops every kind. Nearly hundred OF the cleared
first Stanton River low grounds The land 10 clear
well timbered. and portion good Tobacco Land The i'm
provcmets Of good Dwelling House and Kitchen,
framed NcCrn Houses, irst-fate framed Barn. gnd To-
bacco Houses Stables Cow Iiouses &c This land i distant
from Lynchhurc D miles, and is Of The best stands for Ia
yeTn aud Store IN The country.
TEsns-onetrd the purchase will be required to be
paid down; credit the Isl Of March next may he nd by
interest The balance credit Of one and TWO years
GEO. PANNILL.
Sept IL 36-tds
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The Republicans Of Massachusetts, are holding meet.
ings and appointing Delegates TO the State Conven-
tion which is at Worcester, the 18th inst.
These meetings almost in tho same current. They
generally avow their preference for Mr. Van Buren,, as
the man who is the best qualified TO restore the Govern
its true principles The resolutions of the De
mocracy OF Cambridge throw out new suggestion,
VIZ They instruct their delegates In the Worcester
Convention ''to vote in that Convention Tor the pas
sage of resolution declaring the preference OF the
Democracy of this State for Martin Van Buren, as the
candidate for the Presidency, and for Richard NJ John
son for the Vice Presidency, and vote for Delegates
at large, 10 the Baltimore Convention, who will use
their influence 10 secure the nomination of those dis
,ingushed statesmen The Boston Courier remarks,
that at does appear to US, that there is here,
any indication Of determination TO support President
Tyler"
OHIo-In addition TO the the 81 counties which we
have stated having already declared themselves for
Mr. Van Buren,, we have received the proceedings of
the Democratic Convention Of Adams, Hooking, Jack
son and Ross, who declare their preference for him
the Convention of the 9Th District
cock Seneca Ottawa Sandusky, NC also express the
same sentiments, declaring "that have full and entire
confidence in the ability, stern integrity, patriotism, and
OF nuine Democracy of MARTIN VAN buren,; and
that for The purpose Of more esctually maintaining the
great principles with which he stands identified and 10
rebuke the hard cider and skin frauds of $780, by
which he was cheated out Of his election in that ms'
morable campaign, and Of justice TO him, ne
ought TO receive The undivided support OF the Democfa
CT in 1e44.
The Democrats of Brown county, also recommend
him to the National Ccnvenlion-makng, far, ~
counties in Ohio decidedly preferring Martin Van a-
ren-bu, far as have seen, not in behalf OF
MIR Calhoun
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own representation. But they had idea Of claiming
any additional vote in the Convention upon the nun
Der of it's delegates. No in Convention ever
expected, that The four delegates would give than
one vote upon any one question: whether it tnal
or merely preliminary-wh il the nomna
ton of President on the organization of the Con
vention itself We therefore, request the Federal
Union 10 dismiss any fears suspicious which 1t may
conceive rom the peculiar character Of delegation
We intended to secure the slightest advantage BY
the system which our State Convention adopted for
itself and recommended to others.
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heavy press Of political Essays and Editorials on
The important issues Of the day. has, for some time
suspended our acknowledgements for the valuable lite.
rary presents that have accumulated our table
Mr. Gill of this City has sent Masons Republics
tions of those standard periodicals. the Foreign
teriy Review for July, and the Dublin University Ma
gazine for June and Juy-also the Let No OF Mason
American Edition Of work, the Christian Lady 8
Magazine, edited by Charlotte Elizabeth an authoress
of celebrity. II is beautifully gotten up lat cheap
rate too,) and treats lie momenious subject in STYLE
at once simple and spirited.
We thank Harper Il Brothers for "Wyandottr, or the
Hutted Knoll the last efiort of the great American
novelist Cooper, who is master &c the Indian cha
racer and whose graphic delineations both interest
and instruct. Parts I'd and Sd Of "McCulloch's GAIA.
teer" with beautiful and accurate maps "Barnes'
Notes" on the EpiSe TO the Hebrews, one of the
most important ponents Of the Book Of Revelation
The Cd and Sd Nos. of "Hannah More's Complete
Works" The 18th part Of Brandes Encyclopedias of
Science" &c. And the 18th part Of "Alisons History
of Europe, embracing among other TOPICS the poli,l.
CAL moral, and private character Of Napoleon with
striking anecdotes
The above valuable and cheap publications of the
Harpers, may be found at the Bookstore of Smith,
Drinker 81 Morris, who have kindly sent ns the l2lh
part of Murray's Encyclopedia of Geography" filled
with maps, views OF ancient and modern cities and
monuments drawings Of animals, birds ,Gc-aso the
"Pouca Rs giser, published by themselves, contain
inc the chief officers of Government State und Frde
rail- members of Congress, and the votes OF the differ
emit States in 1910, Al, 42, and IS Every politician
should have copy.
The Harpsrs have kindly sent MS Robert Tyler !,
Poem Of "Dsatb, or medorus' Dream" from whca !
we have already given extracts Of much beauty. Th
may also be found at Smith, Drnker & Morriss. Il
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ABOLITION NATioyAL CoyyEyrIoy-met \, R,e.Io
in New York, on Wednesday week, in a large ton,
called the oberln Tent, having been Originality rssd
at Oberln, by Mr. Finney, and subsequently in otber
parts of oho' Tor religious assemblies The number al
persons present on Wednesday was about 1900, in
GLIDING ooo ladies'. Leicester King, of Ohio, was
chosen President. Among the Secrenree was Mr.
Ray, coioFea man, Of The city Of New York" A cor
respondent ci Tue Rochester Democrat says ether. i.
great deal Of talent in this Convention All the
most distinguished Aboli,ionisis of the country ore
present. Among them | recognised Pierpont. Byr,ev
Wright, Qhree poets) Stewart, Stanton, Fessenden'
Abby Kelly, douglas, Remend, &c. &c
Among the Other wild resolutions adopted bv fh;s
motley assemblage, one which declares. that Tho
I'd section oil the 4Ih article of the Constitution of the
United States, providing for the surrender of fugitive
saves) ls contrary 10 the moral laws of righteousness
and they thefe,e have the presumption 10 declare il
as utterly null and void, and consequently .s forum
no part OF 'he Constitution of the T. States whene
we are called upon or sworn to support it
James u. brnty Of Michigan, and Thomas Morris
OF ONO, were Chosen respectively candidates. for the
office of President and Vice President of the U States
Twelve States baot.ed and the number of votes taken
las.
In conne1on Nth this subject, we lay he following
paragraph from the "New York Herald of August IA,
before our readars-and must repeat with the New Or.
leans Bulletin That "( the English commercial agents
at the S"utn, nave received the document il is hgh
time that the iact known and proper and pronnt
steps taken to proven, the espionage from proceeding
farther than has
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In our brief notice of the last "Lilerary Messenger
we omitted to allude TO beautiful euogy upon tt
late Attorney General, Mr.. Legare. 1t is, doubles
from the pen Of VIM. c. R,ves, Esq, who from ion
and intimate friendship with Mr. L., both at home an
yushed powers of mind, and has, in this able and II
mnous sketch, held him up to the admiration of Il
whole nation. Let the young men read this tribu
and let them follow the bright example set beio
them
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2. K. WHITE < CO-Srrr. I543.

HOME MADE SHOES ATIs KINDS.
TINE subscribers manufacturers Of ladies and gentlemen
and Shoes aud Shoes have hand
make and constantly manufacturing, full
above which they would respectfully invite The
of of good article fair price, their
their servants
We wish encouraged in this branch Of business and
with servants Shoes particularly. We would If
could persuade purchasers ri them Of the buying
article, such manufacture calculated
good service and which sell nearly The price
which the best Northern 'rork is sold.
During past Spring aud summer have been actively
gagged manufacturing large quantity Of Socs-eavy and light
kndsor mai. and female servants out of the best stock that
could procured and have spared pains first
article 10 would respectfully call the of farm
and al others desiring good Shoes for
wants reasonable prices; believing THAT ii they will only give
them trial, will find their pu
chase superior article Of home manufacture.
p r. WHITE & CO.,
Manufacturers and Dealers.
Wholesale and Retail Market Bridge Richnond Va
~, 1873 s.
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Our Correspondents must have little patience with
u.s. "Herad on the Golden Age" will appear on Friday
The Letters OF Df Mallory to the Hunter dnner-ana
81 Messrs DC Do"es and Wise 10 the Smith dinner.
will he forthcoming
Wi b every disposition 10 obge go sensible and
courteous writer as "PIanstnnes," we are sorry we
cannot Tepubi's'i his article II is as much as we can
do to comply With our engagements with our own co,
respondents. "ea'e absolutely overwhelmed with their
oul own Editorials are frequently exclu-
ded-al.ays curtaed IN their proporlions noIu,;,h
standing the many structures, attacks calls &c which
We are prompted 10 notice There is scarcely num
Der OF our paper when the ordinary news and other
matters when enter the composition of newspaper,
are not crowded out-and no soonar do uo ;',p
paper than We have materials on hand to make m three
others
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T;,rri,,ses.

mafrrd nj Couand. Spots. county, the Eth
y The Kew VIM y. Ward, M.LcoLM H. CrCar, Fredcrck,
nis, To Fa,Ncrs e.. daughter of Mr. Lewis Rawlings.
Married, sunday TIE p! instant ~ the Rev. Cyrus Doggr
IT. WILLIAM II. REDWOOD Of this chy. Miss CsriI,st>s
ARrtR daughter of james Chown:ns, Esq Of Prospect I'M
.anca>ier county.
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FALL STOCK-lsi3.
70 L WHITE & cO

2. K. WHITE & co.
THE subscribers ready supply country
merchants their friends, customrs aud the public generally,
with BOOTS SHOES and LEATHER # erery rd-iy qua,-
IT, prices having hand recevcd by
Northern and Eastern ces hr best and
that offered To the public, aud which
he eNc.llcd in the State.
We would happy the country and merchants would
call aud examine stock before purchasing shall offer
then goods upon the most advantageous terms
goods purchased before the adrGace
prices them the
great many they be OF the
ia curers themselves.
aso On hand, vc thousand pair Of Bogues Of
faeture, suitable for plantation and factory hands
i. X WHITE & CO..
Manufacturers and Dealers,
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fi,om tie ". y Herald, tug. Ill

a. -. -
On a late OCCASION, mentioned the fact OF havinn
within our grasp circular ofihe English Government.
directed 10 all its agents in this country and signed by
Lord Aberdeen, requiring the most minute and extern
sIVe Information IN relation the blacks in the United
STATES The announcement has created great deal OF
interest," and We have been called upon to publish the
circular, which, is very vouminous We 10, al H..
berty to do so al present but may mention ,ba, not
only That ccuiur but many others pointing the same
result, are contained in "Slave Trade Docnmen, No
=, dated MAY 80, 1913, forming part OF the ns,ruc
TONS OF Mr.. Fox the British Minister at " az inr,ou
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TN cHANCERf.-VrRGTsfA AT rules held i'm CLERK
Office of the Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chanc~ry
Cumberland county, The 4h day OF September Isi
John r. Pamore and George w Daniel merchants and part,
trading under the style and firm OF Palmore & Daniel
Plaintiffs:
against
Newton azlegroyr and Winston Tiazeyruvc their
right and Executors of Pleasant Hazlecrov- deceaed Jam
u. Anderson and Charlotte H. his wife benjamin A. Phillip.
and Harriet his wife William NJ England and Slna his wife,
Mary azlrg,Ove, William H. Hazlegove and Tabha iiazr
cruvr, Defendants
The defendants, BENJAMIN A. Philips and Harriet hi wif,
having entered thcr aa ecurty acrn1
the of Assembly rules Of This Court, and
appearing by satisfactory evidence that they mol inhabitants
appear here on the fret day March erm
the OF the plaintiffs. and that OF tins order be-
forthwith inserted newspaper published the
Richmond for successfully and posted trout
door Of house nf this county
Copy-Tole B o WOODSuN, ID. G.
Sept II 3o-ws"
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NEW GOODS.

T. J. s JAMES & 90, GLonr Squ,Rr IN Store
Z large and choice Assortment Of
FALL. AND WINTER DRY GOODS,
Purchased early IN the the hest which
fer At WHOLESALE their old friends customer. ana III,
pnblc generally, cr USUAL terms Eaying kept The
Spring much smaller than usual. their present sm2rly
consists mainly al FRESH GOODS, Of the h->tstyl
sep. II a;-n
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y AN AWAY fnm Tie subscriber tie lI August last,
"a bright innatio G named Caroline. Se years
Of age about five feet three inches heelsc very
gent and read aud spell ind,icrcniy-as ucist
len look generally hut lively and cheerful
wl;ias snort broad foot, aud front considerably
cayed;haL wien she let. blue coppcras pun
dress hut took Ohef clothing with her \ of SIS
given If taken IN Tins adjoining county s29 II
greater distance aud de"ered 81 Leon $40 if
this adjoining county, aud 81 taken al greater dis
lance, and Ioiced in jail, so lha, can get her.
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W !" tFIFTFNTfT- fsfs'F fNNfFTTF- 'tEN " ~ :
The quiet, immoyable breast,
j. hravei by affection no more.

JBFc GROUND PLASTER-supplies of fresh ground IL
Bee PLASTER receiving by he Guaity If rhiet
and are selling III reduced prizes Agents Of the Manuic
turers. DAVENPORT & ALLEN.
Sept. IL 36--Gt
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10 THE EDITORS or TIE ENQUIRER.


SYRACUSE, Sept. 9TH, 1913.
The Convention which was called by the Deuocra-
tic members Of the last Legislature, assembled This
day, IN this v!lnge, aud attended by hundred
and twenty seven of the one hundred and twenty esh,
delegates, which shows that the Democracy of the
"Empire State are wide awake for the great struggle
of lSd4. Never have known so fno u feeling among
our treemen. They are determined to wipe out the
black stain which brought upon them by the cleo
ton of Harrison and "Iyter too - Tho resolutions
which you will get by the Albany Argus TO morrow,
are VAS buren, all over. The State Of New York is
for Martin Van Buren, to the Not over three o!
the whole number Of the Convention l2S) opposed
TO him.
The Convention, you will see, 60 agalEs! the
District System, claiming the old rdy as the most
Demcc.at'c initiating the Stale of Georgia. The pa--
~ here are constantly The increase, and The Stale
sure for her "Favorle Son., by immense majority
Martin Van Buren, ard an Independent Treasury,
against Henry Clay and National Eapk, the watch
word of her Democracy and will carry our party
successfully through only the State but through
out the Union. Courage to the sterling Democracy
OF Virginia Ais we'll! "Tae sky is brigM!'
DgMcR.rrc TrLEK MrrrIycs-A public meeting
Of the friends of the present administration held
Portsmouth, on Friday evening, which djourned over
20 meet at the Town Hall, on Tuesday evening, when
Doctor J. p Young took the Chair, and MIR. l.. S.
Gayle acted as Secretary MIR. Theophilus Fisk, from
a Committee of ive reported resolutions "n favor of
the policy Of the the appoint
ment of Messrs. Henshaw and Nelson 10 the Cabinet
denouncng The Washington Globe for its attack on
The OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ndIng the name OF john
Tyler 20 he Democratic National Convention as a cam
dldate Tor the Presidency in lS44, and calling on the
friends OF President Tyler, throughout The country, 10
hold meetings At ONCE, and their forces for
the ensuing campaign"
a resolution offered by Mr.. E S. Gayle, com
mandatory of Mr. Tyler-eddresses were made-,i,ree
cheers given for Mr. Tyler, md then the meeting cd
lourned -N0rfoM Bearou SsUt :
I'VE shall publish the official proceedings in our
ne xt No ENQUIRER
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1--WE under many favors TO the Charlests
Mercury, which we have no room to day to return
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CLASSICAL >cHOpl--l >lIai School AZ my
~ house. IN Louisa, The Til, Latin, Greek ami
other languages aad sciences which in H.
education VIII br taught The three miles N,t
Of reyian Depot IN retired moral AMI healthy neghbo.iooi
Every will be bestowed nn ;hr health aud como of the
puais. and they VIII lie treated respect -ubc.s Of
f funny
have engaged ie Sovior' Of Mf :ac. L. Dickinson
lniug gentleman of hugh sud intellectual worth, A. VEL. a.
,pc'i~nrr the instruction youth several wear.
engaged IN the >ncs and has always
The School viii the 1T 81 February 1874,
and continue ten MONTHS Parents wishing chi
iren would do well Ia do early a.
The for Board and Tuition the sirr branches SD
lower
Richmond College; Ir William A. Gispe; Dr. D. W. Francisco
Dr. William iacket Paul Saunders, graduate
vetsty of virginia hddfcss-IIevilans Depot, Louisa
THOMAS j. BURRET.
Sept. IL a-wtw.
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st Leon, Mecklenturg CO., Va Sept, L. 3D.

DCKsU AIT order made in the United Court !r
the Eastern District Of Virginia The jd March Is;J III
.c matter ot BANKRUPTCY at Coqt Gently nocc
the tEedn., both individual, tho SAID
aukrPS, that ton repc:t ,le made pnr
said nIdr:. agpelIs. that. n nngy r.
dncci aud ready for d!sthHtiGn there balance
hundred and dollars and cents; that O;
undivided clus &. A. toiGniii similarly situated there
balance twenty Cig. dc> aud cents. and q:
the individual effects Of Au.tn Gentry, similarly situated there
balance Of two HUNDRED aud duas and sixty
aH further that liz TIE order aforesaid the Cont
has declared that ar ten DAY notice il VIII pass order for
4 dividend aid distribution OF the balances AFORESAID.
FRED. BRANSFORD
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nOARDiNG iICGSE, Nam Street Richmond, PirgHia-Ns
- j. g. LAWRENCE iavng r-nied The large aud
House over Br-r of Nain and Governor
pared - acciI"ae with Boad aGd Lodging all those
favor her " i their Va pans VIII h spared
her borders every comfort and convenience.
Sent,
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'TWO TEACHERS ~ young man, OF good morals and COM
pecn TO teach the common Engls and Mathematical branch
and anotcr capable of teaching and ALSO
desire Situations Address Box No 93, Richmond Post Office.
Sept H.
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.The words Of The las, Charleston Mercury.

.rhe words Of the last Charleston Mercury.
Mr. John Taylor opposed the substitute because so fa as
proposed uniformity the election OF Electors by districts
Unon tendency arlstacas,
of small Sntes Ii eection by DISTRICTS has this effect he
not selection Of candidate similar efects And does not tn
first Circular from South Carolina selection as almost ~
nlnl0us with tho election
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Mrs G. e.. BURKE respectfully announces, that she viii
WI open Female Seminary this CITY, MONDAY, ani
October 1919, the reception Of oarlcr- pupils IN
central residence long occupied ly Ms. Tompkis
boarding hoasr: where, assisted ly masters OF experience
embrace
tl educ Eut her
III euiea.cr I" imrtt>> her pupil.
and and dl.nled brarn. That
should always Distinguish woman 81 education.
a,sir-d that kindness persuasion VIII
her discipline Teacher, hlt hat every moral
duty VIII he insisted with sctnu"S Observance Her M.
ranseme=s ing ;c pil her rgp under her own
shall be-
SIcl inmates az rr
will be- treated tnhcTs ui her Family and with
and parental ar,rG.ion
English including ali the ordinary taught
white marked a,lehtnn viii he paid The branches of
History, Rhetoric, Bellies -rS, C"mPu>nion Moral
raj Philosophy and Mathematics.
The Ancient and Modern languages Music Drawing Paint
and Dancing ill hc taught lay the approved masters
TrRa' may pc made known hy applying 10 M. b., the
Richmond Academy
sept. !! .s6-wtlO