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THE .ENouIRER..

Saturdays Enquirer represents seeking Cor quarter
-s-king kis. for quarter.
The moderation and the eoneisory spirit which would
live in peace and harmony with all, construed into
sueing for the self respect which shrinks from
OF words before the public, with who has al.
held himself irresponsible his person. for the een
nous liberty of his tongue, Is deemed yielding.
And there had been, as the Editor OF the Enquirer
no, supposesan "askng for qusrers-how has the
petition been received Why, by renewed abuse-by
superadded insult and contumcly.
We had little idea that any thing we said was to be forced
To bear any such construction that had sued
venerable neighbour for quarters Possibly were will
ling TO terminate war OF words-eonnnned now for near
2oycarss which begins with cords, and ends witt,
cords in which the pen the sharpest and most
dangerous weapon employed.
We confess have often felt manhood shamed by
this sort OF war.
But how could We or how We. help i'll How, other.
wise, the attacks of who is the com.
sanderer Of all who happen 10 dissent from his
political objects for the bcingwho gives redrcss
the niured-who shelters himself from responsibility
under the plea OF having large family, holding office, or
age-who has been rataned for defamation in the public
Streets and bore the niiction with the patience OF aeul
prt Of having deserved il, the iortitude OF
poltroon, afraid by rcsening it, OF mourning more.
How is such be metz II YOU propose to argue
with him, YOU find impossible without being lied out OF
your cause If you propose be liberal and magnanmous
with him, your conduct Immediately imputed oesr OF
base motive other Ii you render him kindness,
is wholly lost upon him. provided the occasion occurs
when he thinks he procure advantage his party
objects the being. by sacrificing you. II
him that he has injured he makes redres- you
demand redress of him. he pleads office, age children
II YOU pull his ears, lay mildly upon
his shoulders you incur your rcproach for offering
gentle violence the old the OF the
Public chassng whom it has long habitusted it.
To Irresponsible old
whoss scoding nobody minds.
These are harsh terms which would have
ployed but for discovering purpose of premedated, de-
beatc unprovoked personal insult towards the associate
Editor of this paper 1t that speaks He Is in these
matters ''argcs liberty" He holds himself IOspon
sbe in his person any whom he may offend rwhO may
choose to take offence through oil the generations.
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posed and no-eless o the u the great Wig
party on the other. have conclusions the
real relative strength o each party very different from those
boastfuy claimed the hand. and seemingly half ac
Quesced in the oher To mind. IL that the
rs OF these parties well be ened the winter brook
swecd by casual thanits usual volume spout
ing and roaring among the oeky fragments in its shallow
bed until hoarse voice il heard above all other sounds
whilst the latter party resembles the VI the
valley, whose sullness-and had almost said whose
the indication OF depth and power
fcent defy every attempt bar its onward the
ocean. We have for doubted that, when
the time for the trial OF strength shall come, the Wing
party, quiet and unassuning wall forth in
power and be found strong enough yet found in
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CHARLESTON MARKET.
ULTIMA moderate business been Upland since
our last NJ the close OF the N
scni week. hcr good buyers ami the Quota
tons given review OF well
but for the days rather Quiet SONG
having refused 10 operate prices however
part ri the week The receipts bags and the sales in
the 5sie bags fonowsO 81! ~ al 81 s6 nj,
"a vo at 81 las So III s.; lilta at 6l 1856 at
os lt At o 1898 6t 900 At o. lSS o. s22 al
Sat =, 81 At 's at 7i at II; q 8; 81! and 3s3
bags at 81 cents H. About bags white Sea Island have
changed at the following priee6 3 s al IA
49, II; II at 90 81 i9 2ll; from ~ 10 e5 and II
from % TO 90 and small bots sancc cents u.
GRAN-rherc have been arrivals of either osr, Oats or
Peas sine" last small bot OF Hay at
prices within the range OF quotations
FLouROur Flour market continues depressed
stock has been considerably last have
heard of sales beyond limited consumption
We have for the present erased quotations.
BACON-The Transactions BACON very limited W..
heard OF the small lot from the
wharf nj 6; lot Western received wceS very little Of
which has changed hands.
LARD-We are without any transactions u report.
sATScyera lots changed hands Shpbuard in the car
y part Of the week from There is none
aoai and have present quotations The
eeiis OF the week ILL iO bushels o UbcS which have
been soLi
small which changed at prices rang-
ng from - to st ID. and At sales IN
any other desc ription In report
COFFEE-Thcre been inquiry Cuba and Rio-bu,
the transactions have been confined small
for the country trade, and for city consumption.
MOlASStThc Irrcps have been 20 tercss and
1909 hbts coastwis. There has been inquiry
leans and about 1000 bh changed quote IL cts
fair criterion the from store
brought II cents per gallon.
ENCHANGE-The foreign Exchange hay.
been Irregular and rates OF both foreign
aud domestic, for fair the marke-iCouRIER.
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oumed without taking any vote
4 IVhig Sfafe-aitoays JVhig!
DELAWARE.

Governor Cooper in his annual message lately sent TO the
Legislature draws pleasant picture Of the prosperous cond
ton 81 the state over which he prcsidos. lie says
Our public finances are still free from embarrassment ON
surplus revenue remains undminshed, and avery demand
which has been made in tho meantime upon uie treasury OF
the stst ba been prompty met and discharged Our
cy though reduced sdl perfectly sound; our credit conn
unimpaired and imputaion suspicion OF political
fraud public dshonor rests upon the TAR lame OF our
commonwealth and every consideration conspires "a
prove that the people of state a. fer ~ her condition
affected by the action Of their own immediate govern
ment, arc st preemincndy prosperous and happy
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NEW ORLEANS MARKET.

SATURDAY MORNING, Jan. :, lsI3
Since our Report Of "Wednesday last nporan, change
occurred the general ennd Of the
fair Of business has
freghts has necessarily checked operations which
under other contaminated The
excitement the trade recent adyc
much disposition operate but advance
toeraby well maintained whilst hr want
OF animation when eonras with heavy
u the demand Of
Western produce pretty buyers
reluctant former prices
from the upper county which
IN naveabe condition However rwweeks necessarily
eae before we SHAH be IA s u tide OF receipts ami then
the market will exhibit appearance
In there nothing special
The large purchases OF created abundance
Peeted will be merely temporary Money quite abundant and
banks would willingly discount paper which
however, there - only a small amount offering.
for out door business.
COTTON-Subsequen transactions IN cotton
noticed IN Review Of "Wednesday
appearance being ndspo~ed operate
after the advance both in and fTcghis
equally unwilling eoncede advantage which
ed On "Wednesday there
sales reached $500 baes steady Thursday
decidedly fiat and holders willing sellers oceasionaly
making slight effect
yesterday appeared inquiry
comparatively little offering and only 5000 bales
former The total
1890 bales the chief portion Of which for the English
market
The receipts the ID 1919 exports
e22s6 viz Liverpool 1869 bales 1906
New YORK 1882 TRIESTE COO Havana all Philadelphia
mond leaving stock including ship
cleared yesterday, OF l3o033 baes
STATEMENT OF COTTON.
Is42. Sept l. Stock hand 442e
Received tins week. ..'....... ..l1l"3
previously. .I43ls3
It'd, 200
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Directors OF the Bnnk OF Virginia a Rrnne d &c
for tsS3.
RICHMOND:
BY rHE STOCKHOLDERS. ExKcurIvE
James W. Psgram, John Brockenbrough
Henry w. Moncure, Corbin Warwick,
Lewis Webb, Henry 1udlam,
VIM. ii. Hubbard, VIM. Gray.
John j. London,
NORFOLK.
WIN. b. Lamb. John T.. DOYLE,
John Williams, Jas. r. Hunter,
VIM. q. Camp, b. b. Moseley.
JUS. Il. Soutter,
LYNCHBURG:
Chiswc Dabncy, James w. Morgan,
Robert Tinsley, Ryland Roberts,
Thos A. Holcombc, John X. Mcdaniel.
And. A. Amistead
PETERSBURG:
Jos. Bragg, James Lea
Ben. Jones, David II. Branch.
J. H. Pattcson, Hugh A. Garland.
Thos Wallace,
FREDERICKSBURG:
Hugh Mercer, Rich. &. l.. Moncure
J. VI. Whiicmore, John $. Wexford
II. h. Wallace, Hugh Scott
j.. Fickln,
DANvILLE;
George Townes, Geo. Wilson,
Tho. L. Atkinson, VIM. s. Craghead,
VIM. X. Hagood, Hobson Johns.
VIM. :. Patton,
BUCHANAN:
Jas. l.. woodville Charles T. Beale,
Gary breckenridge, Ohio w. hean,
Thos. Cartme, John VI. Robinson.
John G.. McCanahan,
CHARLESTON:
Jas c. mcfarland, Math Dunbar
VIM. X. Cox, Lewis Ruffner
Spicer Patrick, Bradford Moves
Daniel RuIInor,
PORTSMOUTH:
John \. Chandler, Richard Baugh,
j. A. Jenkins, James Murdaugh,
Jas. VI. Bnford, VIM Benthall
w. w. Pearce.
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fellow member the State has Lost most valuable citizen
the Profession which he belonged one xhoae talents and
virtues were honor IT, our Society prop aud orns
mcnt and his family and friends cherished object whose
place be supplied aud whose los will ever be
lanncnted.
Resoired That tender to his wife and relatives our
most and heartfelt, sympathy this to them and u.s.
most affection. u
Rssolrsd That will the usual badge Of mourn.
ing for 10 days. that copies o these resolutions be snt 10
Mr.. Patrick Niche and Mrs. Newton Miehie; and pub
shed IN the City papers and Stanton Spectator; aud that
this Society do now adjourn.
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THE BRAwIING TORRENT, AND THE DEEP
Ann SILENT STREAM.

The National Inteigonoer, in is reflections upon the
Wing Triumph In Georges, thus happily compares the
Wing and the Democratic psrtesihe latter rendered DOS
say nsoeni by its recent minority nclone.-
the former Indifferent the petty elections OF me oay ou
eoolv and silently awaiting the national struggle Of 1914
convinced at victory L,s will accomplish oil ~ purposes
For ouaclyes philosophzina upon the caInorou' end
uproriOus Joy Of eur pdversaes one side, 40 e CON
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GEORGIA ELECTION !-Rebuke of Faction aud Yin
diodtioH Of Judge BerrieR.!
The MrLLrDevLLK JOURNAL says:

The MItLIDGvrLLE JOURNAL says:
We present readers to-day with from 5s coun.
ties The aggregate and probable result will be found
below. 1t will be by them thar the Wing candidate
has been successful before the people, and hail this
unph but the commencement of series, which, we
feel confident the people IN their capacity intend
10 bestow upon the Wing party IN Georgia There
many circumstances connected with the result which in.
duce feel proud Of 1t; and among them, would
here take aude which has reference
Senator in Congress- the Hon. VI. BerTen Its well
known readers that TINS gentleman severely
shematsedby the Democratic majority in the Legislature
ts late session. Among those who took the lead in the Sc
the gentleman who has Just with signal de-
the hands OF that people, whom he affected repre-
sent, when he declaming vehemeny, OF
the which passed the body The people have
spoken and Mr.. McDougad Is himself defeated de-
candidate. We hope that his brother democrats
will profit by the lesson which has just been taught ihem
and that they will future, their representatives.
attend the business Of the Legislature and leave Judge
Benen and the United States Senate attend to theirs
But feel particularly grathed with this result anOih
ground. The candidate Of the Wing party, George w
Crawford, we have long wished a member Of the
Congress OF the United States. The Wings there. as well
Georgia. will be proud Of such associate. Georgia
has few, within her wide limits, who the character OF
representative, can confer upon her equal honor
The Democrats OF State know this, well do
they know Mr. Crawford be active eloquent nhuen
a Wig; and hence short the political canvass
eIertions OF the Democroc press in this place. behalf
Of its candidate, equal any Of former efforts
The party however, have been defeated As before OBJ
served il but the signal of still further defeats that mos,
surely await them. The glad tdngs convey with plea.
sure friends, in and OF the State Let them re-
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Good Far.
Iooand fine
sUGAR-Snce demand been
limited and mainly confined Western markets
operate
Of the advance fTcigs In prices change
notice and qualities There nothing
doing plantation and heard Of small
sale ode Havana Sugars dun previous quotations.
MOLAsSES.n last noticed that n
tcnye the market had become fat, slight decline
sackcned, reduce inside quotations We
quote ~ lie. according the condition of the barrels
TOBACCO-Snce there been vsry animated dc
mand for tobacco and the market already previously
entirely cleared The within
purchased principally the
Europe prices 2a2ic. Jlatl
and ;! o Firsts The quotation good 2!a2l 4! and Sic
aud Observe that demand chiefly good crossed
tobacco and bright snowy parcels of Seconds and F There
orders market al limits which admit
Z stock y too small for large operations
FIOJROwng falling on the demand within the
days and The expectation of larger supplies 81 bread tu
sequence Of the Ohio bors offered their stocks
freely and yesterday and previous 1900 bh
quotation for yupcinc The market Hat and purcll
| holding OF FOR a further decline.
PORkSnce last the arrivals have been abundant and
prices slightly way We quote 49, - 2Jat 30
per prime IS: M .. IS Old Is, prime asa
So 25aJ so prime good request figures
BEEf.-fere u but little change notice The market
the demand moderate Mess Beef 10 lots
$40 half bliss s5a5 So ieed beef1o 80 bbl prime 7a5
12l pcrbbl
LhRD-An active inquiry a been maintained this article
&C. for shipment Cuba and other ports. The receipts
heavy, but considerable poron f1r for rcshipmcuf
BACONIhe market FOR sides and shoulders excessively dun
and have heard u sae noticing our previous quo
good demand ni 7lc cured DO very brk n oe per h
Il TrgBir
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KESrrcky SESAroR-John J. Crtendcn has been re.
elected the Senate Tor from 9TH Of March
The stood, Crttcnden 90, X. NJ. Johnson a.
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Commercial ilcfor0.
REVIEW OF THE MARKET.

REVIEW OF THE MARKET.
RicHaoSp, Jan. 1G.
flouR-Continues very dun at 81.
wiiEAT-Ranses from 60 % as cts
ToBACCo-rbe sales shoekoe Warehouse average about
w hhds per day most OF which tobacco very
price from - sll hhs old sold there to day at
81 a sol IuDI.AM PRESTON Il co.
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WORTHAM'S OFFICE,
Under the Exchange.

ENCnnnge.
PTzes! Pnzrs. PrLes!ust plenty oee As black
berries July, 81 5000 81 O,OOO goes to-day for as
Lots OF good Prizes sold this Once To who
complain Of lard would refer splendid
ries, for this week.
very may things easy stop you'd
eomptiint q hard times jal7 CHS WORKMAN
- HERIPFs SALE shall sell highest bidder cash.
~ front Of the Court house Of Henneo county
OF February Court day. % valuable Slaves among
valuable male and female Also tsnI
Mules five work Horses eight Oxen Or Wagon
satisfy balance due my in
George Taylor VIM T. Cunningham
Randolph, deed. The sale will
p b. JoNEs d. g. for
ia I7-eotds J. SNEAD. =. II. e.
In ANCERY.-Lancaster County Court,
December 1912: James A. Palmer and Margaret
wife, who Margaret NJ Meredith, complainant
Drgges and Eliza A. his r. Waters and
Thomas w. Meredith, defendants.
day eompanans and filed their bill and
H. Dgse- aud Eiza wife, and
having entered their Appearance and given security according
Assembly rules Of appearing
satisfactory evidence they OF
ordered that the said defendants do appear here the
Monday March and the bin of the plaintiffs and
copy order be- published
Richmond months sueesssve, and posted
front of the Couu House OF this County.
Copy-Tese RIO. r. DUNAWAN, CIk
IN
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farners Bank per share. $50
Rank of Virginia, do "a
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TRUST SALE OF A BASIN LOT.

TRUST SALE OF A BASIN LOT.
PURSUANT to n Deed of Trust, under date
Of the leh August By snead for
certain purposes therein mentioned and
Count Of Hastings the City trustees on
FRIDAY the 18th day Of February O'Clock
cash the highest bidder the
South side OF the Basin Of city lot No 4IO
and 9Th streets and now lately occupied yard by
VIM. =. Richardson.
The title the above properly believed good selling
~ Trustees shall only such
said deed JAMES w PEGRAM
JOHN A. LANCASTER. ( trustees
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ECoNonn rs THE SURE ROAD TO WEALTH

'ocC custohiers ana friends, rs well as per-
generally. who wish dollar or two IN the p,
they purchase elsewhere very rve .,oek M hs on
hand and being determined shall Offer them a, xs
reluec, prices. J. n wATYiNa a 60 y"
Fashionable Boo, and Dealers OPPOSITE the rrs ,. E
IIo sunni, "''' iAk e
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ron RENT,
at present occupied hv Mr..

ca THE House Mt present occupied by MFR.
III w. H. Montague, and the Lot, ore,n,. h
MI worthan opposite residence OF M, t.,
shoekoe Hill IN desirable ncighbothoo They are both va
good tenant ~" "
Also the Stables the lot Ds formerly cccup b
"ooon The Stables viii accommodate 20 IIor.. win
large lot IN II - rpv I. ~, -'
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A. = meeting Of the Patrick Henry Society, held on
Saturday, i4t instant the following Preamble and Rssou
tons were adopted
This Society has heard with the deepest sorrow, Of the
dosth of NEwroN MtcHH, Eso.--Therefore,
Resolpsd That by the untimey end Of our friend and
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REDUCTION in PRICES.

q THE subscriber offers his friends public gen
rally his sincere thanks for very paonaF re
EeIendcdi to hun in his business during his residence in
- Richmond lie -olefs a continuance Of their frient
demonstrations and promises best
He gives notice. additional I'm te.- pressing
tines en he charges for his
different kinds Of manufacture OF IN future they
will be follow:
Best Waterproof Roots 10 90
Fest dress Boo's French STYLE excel
led IN workmanship %
Boots footed To ouler 90
Waterproof Shoes best quality 90
Dress do
Good Calfskn Shoes according quality,
Boots and Shoes win he promptly and neatly repaired prices
oonesPondingly reduced.
IA l7-t&wGms DAVID CIrRRy
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IN CHANCERY.-Lancaster County Court
XTIRGINIA.-In Chnnceru.=At rules held i

NIRGINIA.-IH Chdncery.-At rules held IL
the once of Circuit Superior Court Of Law
Chanery County Monday the I'd day Of January
Is4J.
Lawson Hathaway. County.
will annexed NJ Elizabeth r. Down
man. deed Complainant
against
Miller and Virginia Collins his wife, Robert y. Pnyto
Nannea Lee his wife Joseph Packard and Rosna his wifi
Henry Mary Elizabeth hs Wife Charles Lee
Catlarine Jones Jones Lee Jones
Vooa Innllc Jones, and Thomas William Jons
DrfH
Jones Fila Ann Harriet Jones' Francis lee
William Jones having appearance and appear
ing by satisfactory evidence that they inhabitants Of hi
commonwealth ordered defendants do aPpcl
here day said Count and
hill u complainant and that copy Of this order b
inserted newspaper published IN the city ol Rich
months successfully, and posted AZ the front door
the Count House this county. Copy-Te-tc.
Ja l7--cw9w RoWT y. DUNAWAh g e.
THE SCHOOL AT WEST VIEW,
TENHE residence Of DIR. George Mason, IL
u Brunswick county, Va which has been successful Open
doih will fc opened Monday February !
consequence the pressure The will he ducuo
In the terms 81 hoard and Music. of $40 each
board 500
Nusir
French 10
EpyI,.b IS
Persons wishing enquire School win poa,e dct
o stony Mount Brunswick
n I7-cGt
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COMMUNICATED.
Read and laid on the table.

I
Mr.. RANDOLPH called up the report Of the Finance Com
mitteo. See editorial column.
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TIL, Locos Emo, and ii. RnnLs

The Portsmouth "Old Dominion" Fisk gives utterance
the complaints OF the honest and portion
OF the Democratic party of Virginia. the failure Of the
Democratic majority Of the Legislature Of Virginia to re-
ase any OF their expectations for putting down the Banks
a
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IN CHANCERY-NfEofyt's-A Rules held In tho Clerks ON
Of Circuit superior Count Of law and Cancey for Ric
county, Monday. the 5th day n December 1919
William ~ Tayoe Error u ne ia VIII and testament q Ben
min Bou7hon. decd Plaintiff.
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We were not prrjudiced enough deny talents the
X. Wing under the auspices OF j. H. Pleasants-But
have always said, TINT he Of much impulse
and OF too little discretion, conduct political journal.
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THE SCHOOL AT WEST VIEW,
SHERIFF'S SALE.

wishing enquire about the school, win pleas dc'
o stony Mount, Brunswick
a i7--c6t