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NIX. VAN EIREN AND TIE WAX
or all the forms Of iasehood which the hostility OF
the Wings to Mr. Van Buren, has assumed, that which
attempts TO connect him with opposition TO the last war;
is al once the most mpuden, and basest.
The fabricators of this charge would hardly dare to
utter il aloud this State. IL would be rebuked al
once by thousands of The brave who participated
that contest, and who still gratefully remember the
which Mr.. Van Buren, rendered to II and 10
them Yet, it IS sometimes bGsely nsnuated by the
more profl,ra,e Of the Wing press abroad.
Fortunately for himself now, fortunately for the
country then, Mr.. Van Buren, occupied conspicuous
public position this State during the whole OF the
He the counsellor, the supporter and the
friend of Governor Tompkins, and, as Senator, was
regarded the exponent of the views of That patriotic
Chief Magistrate. This the malgners Of Mr. Van Bu-
rem know. They know that every intelligent man in
their party acquainted with this. But they
count upon the unreenting bitterness with which Fe-
derasm has pursued MIR. Van Buren, for his part'ci-
patton in that war; for countenance to any caumny
they may aim at him. The remnants of Hartford Con
ventonlsm, which have been again gathered together,
in sectional hostility the rest of the Union, by The
sound of Mr. Clay protective bugle, and of whom d.
MEL Webster continues to be the recognized subleader
content that Mr. Van Buren, should suffer for his
pretended connection with their all but reasonable hos
y to the war, for the sake OF Furnishing his actual
and efTectual hostility 10 them and their designs.
A correspondent of the Bay State Democrat meets
The imputalion of these libeers with the following
facts:
"When war was declared in June, 1912 Mr. Van
Buren was in the Senate o. New York
ain November, 1912, the Legislature met, and Mr..
Van Buren,, Of the committee for that purpose,
wrote reply 10 the Governors speech, fully sustain
ing the declaration of
"When that reply under discussion, he voted
against proposed amendments, ccndemnng the
"ln March, 1918, he made report in The Senate,
laudatory of our brave navy.
"He voted for resolution authorizing the Comptrol-
Ter to subscribe 100000 to loan proposed by the
General Government means for carrying on the war.
AT this time the Federal Wings Of Boston and through
out New England were throwing every obstacle in
the way of this loan, but of this will speak in
Their communication.
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TOBACCO PLANTATION FOR .LE-The subscriber Is
authorised 10 sell upon accommodating the Plantation
Of Mr. C. $ rurheart generally admitted to be the most vaIa
,,t ~ land in The county Powlaian. great portion of il
iahI ,mnroyrd md admirably adapted the growth of to
bacco wheat clover &C The situation extremely healthy
the buildings and the nesorood unsurpassed IN The
s,e of VIRGINIA The tract contains about 0 but, 10
sn nras.r il would divided and the buildings wonld be
sold with 900 of choice land, admirably disposed
nil warrrJ with a sufficient supply wood timber
TO an individual DESTROYS of investing twelve or fifteen thou
sand splendid Estate no inner opportunity can poba
w.; - - L. L. BuTIS.
~ - 'ic 17-wtf
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RICHMOND. FREDERICKSBURG 4 POTOMAC RAILROAD
Compilation Of The Railroad 10 iqma Creek-lart-

catied Expedition !-Reducfion 81 Rates TO
Washington, Baltimore, Philadelphia, &c.
THE Richmond Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad Compa-
ny hereby tina, their Railroad completed To the
the 18th November, and that travellers are now
Richmond and Washington al all seasons OF
the by Railroad Cars and Steamboats, leaving Richmond nj
at 6, A. NJ, precisely instead Of IL, is heretofore
Instead Of paying their fare, heretofore TO Fredericksburg
only and afterwards hoard the Potomac Steamboat and al
Washington will take tickets n the Railroad ONCE
both Washington and Baltimore The fare in This way VIII
than paid separately, different portions Of the route
On and after to-day the 18th instant the charges by the Kali
road Line between Richmond and the Northern cities viii be
Whole fare between Richmond and Washington sc 80
Do. do Baltimore, w
Do. do. Philadelphia, by the In M
o %v ' per and ioriS Iin 'A''' 50
1t will be perceived from the above, that the charges Dy M
railroad By the river and bay boats wan
advantage in ts favor greatly increased erpedontra
vees by the railroad reaching Washington IN stSE, a
TWELVE Philadelphia IN IwEsrr oNE hours af'er
Richmond and IN Philadelphia Dore arss oy
The Rirer and Bar Boats hare LET NORFOLK. J.,
children under three years OF uhcf
~ '" " 49, $780, THOMAS SHARP
Ju,v IL 4-wly Superintendent Of Transportation
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TO THE EDITORS Of THE ENQUIRER

Let me congratulate you on the glorious prospect
that is now before the Democratic party. Never
the prospects Of the good cause more faering. The
Feds here endeavoring TO create the impression,
that great enthusiasm pervades their ranks but it is
not the case Last night they attempted TO raise great
noise over the result Of the late election Maryland
which they pleased to call cctory. Blu, it is far
from being victory. 1t will be recolected, that when
the Democrats had majority in one branch of the
Legislature year ago. the other branch, being Fede
rail- refused to bill dis,rcting the State fair
ly; but they succeeded in gaining the as
cendnncy in both branches, bill passed, geryman-
dering the State ns to secure entire COMPRESSION
al delegation OF their own political complexion. Not
wthsandng these facts however, they call the result
Of the late election On unprecedented victory" (Such
were the words of orator, at the City Hall last
mighty Had the State been apportoned fairly the
suit could not have been looked upon as an achieve
ment in strong hold of Federalism, where the De-
mocrats have hardly ever succeeded.
Among other things last night "Captipg Tyler was
denounced for every thing base-and that too, by
those who, only few months ago, were in the same
Hall eulorizng him to the skies, 'bonest John Ty
ler" He and his whole party were abused, and some
utrong indications and limitations thrown out, that
they could elect Mr.. Clay, without his or his friends
mid.
shall county, Saturday last. understand they
f,med the nomination of JouS Scorr Esq; if so, you
NAV expect to hear Of "Democrac MARSHALL being
right side up this Spring
You will doubtless recoect that the ewing City OF
Wheeling" appointed TWELVE delegates to the late
Whia State Conventions but 10 and behold there
only ONE! in attendance, and that Mr.. Edging
ton, the delegate from this county.
In order give you fair idea of the great enthus
asm that prevails in the ranks of opponents, need
only state tina, after posting large handbs calling
the friends of "Clay and Tariff" and ringing the old
Town Hall bell only THREE times, they succeeded in
mastering not over hundred and t,ceny-and that
in a city that gave some 600 majority, in 1910
You may rest assured TINT the proper spirit is at work
among our Democratic friends every where. Justice
to Van Buren, and the great that fell with his de-
feat is the desire of nineteen t~enteths of the whole
party in the whole North west, including numbers
who voted with the Feds in 1910. Yours, &.
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pI,N0 rORTE WAREHOUSE.

THE subscriber constantly receiving from Tie celebrated ma
nufacrory Nurns Clark, New York, elegant and plain
Piano For,es possessing the latest improvements and that
eIiracy Of touch peculiar their
nuacture.
Also large Of Musical Instruments and Musical
Merchandise in general
Piano repaired tuned let hire and taken in exchange
CHEAP MUSIC.
The largest Of Music offered for sale in this
State may FROM the of the subscriber at Phi
laielphid aud New York prices.
Those purchasing sell again will be furnished upon better
~ ~ p H. TAYLOR,
Feb. Is Piano Fnrs and Mnsf Store. opposite me BANKS
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lFrom another Corresrondent J

"WHEELISG, Feb. "a, 1874.
GAS the time approaches for the trial OF strength
between the two parties pleased 10 notice the
unanmity that every where charactsrizes the Demo
cratic party This result has been, great measure,
brought about by the action of patriotic State Con-
ven,ioD the influence Of which will be confined to
our own State From every part of the
the prospect is most encouraging, and have as little
doubt of carrying the old flag ship next Fall, as
have of New Hampshire. The Wings are, as usual,
playing the game of 'brug." II is not much TO be
wondered at, their leader has been famous in his
time for his skill in the game II is little curious
however that their wonderful accessions not 'us
here" but some where else For instance, here they
will tell you Of most remarkable gains and changes Of
sentiment in the Valley-in old Shenandoah and Rock
inobam-aud in other parts of the Sta,e of like gains
in Ohio county and the 18th district. So far as the
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-03-15

N1EAR FoUR HUNDRED PfANOs.-The subscriber has
near fur hundred Piano forles within the last eight
a., h,s cor m find out has sold bad one-and ii,
nercnnce he ever should would not be suffered be kept by
The purchaser well aware that the sale of single
b, Piano much injury Orders, addressed I" the
s,hsc liner viii be ppmptiy attended 10. l.. ?. NASH,
Book and Piano Forte Seller, Petersburg, Va.
Q--pusi
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IMPORTANT NOTICE!
A GREAT REDUCTION IN THE PRICE OF
H3TS AND cars

At the Town and Country Hat Mandatory, under
the Columbian Hotel, Richmond. Virginia
H. ANTHONY respectfully informs his i5irnG, ana ;ic pun
- generally that he has hand larger and better nsS"f
he has had consisting of Fine Fur SIX taSsl,
mere Hats Fur Cloth Velvet, Sealct Glazed ana
lair Caps Black and nah Wuo Hats &C. IN AL TIE new
shapes. Under that the es
small profits and quick advantageous ne
adopted method o dong entirely for cash. and
is consequently enabled To sell much lower prices than those
who give credit
Sta his friends in the Country who have pa,ronised
him, his thanks-o who have not he hopes IL
be better acquainted with. Oct. 81 is-wly
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ian. l6

GRICTITURAL IMPLEMENTs.-The subscriber would call
attention to his stock Agricultural Implements consisting
NJ ponah Cutters Shelters Corn and Cob Crushers
Hoes SHADES Shores Axes &c. &C. which he will iaInish as
gooo' anu sen IS NV $40 c. T. Bolts.
~ Garden Seeds of the ben quality and greatest variety al
ways hand. fe''i WV
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BARGAINS. BARGAINS!
ROOTS. SHOES. TRUNKS, &c.


WE have Just added former Stock 700 fresh packages and
w otter the lowest rash the most general asso't
ment OF ladies' grnemen', clens ana servants shoes,
and boys Brogans aud Bnoees 10 be- found IN the CITY,
Also superior aad plan Trunks Carpet Bags and Naces III
Those wing for CASH, by the package single pai
will please give us 4 call LEONARD x co,
1ian street, one door below K. II. Jenkins.
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IN CHaNCERY.-VRciSfA:-A Rules held in m. c-,. . .
fce o the Circuit Superior Court of Law and Che, "
Cumberland County Monday the 18th day OF March s Tor
Nathaniel PeDick D., .ofi:
against '"u
William q. Morton and Charles S. Palmora Dee,,
The Defendant, William a. Morton, not having entered IL
pearance aud gwen security according 10 the Of A., ~
and the rules o the said Court, and appearing bv
evidence, that he Is not an inhabian OF this Common
IS Ordered that the sad Geienf ants do appear Ia m
in the Clerks Office Of said Court f MonI,, " d
next and answer the bill OF The ptlnl, and that cogv -
order be forthwith inserted IN spap-f published IN
city OF Richmond FOR months successfully and u,.t " ~"
front door Of the CGurt-house oil this county. ''e
A Copy-rcs.e, Il u. WOODs0N n ~
March Is a. !" =
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ALEXANDER DUVAL 4 Co.,-DRUGGlsTs,

Paints. OTIS, DyestnGs, Hiadoto Glass, &c,
nFFEga well selected Stock of Drugs Dyes &c. To whchthey
" OF Country Merchants and others pnr
chasing.
~ D. Particular paid packing and shipping orders
ALIEN. DUVAL & co. Main street, Richmond.
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EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT OF PIANOS.
Prob0bfy The Larocsf IN npu one Establishment

.NOrft SOHth.
purchasing costly Forte, would II not
hr wen order from who engaged IN the b
has sold, trial To different
Virginia aud North Carolina nr hundred lDstu
nents, without selling bad and offers take all The
responsibility Of selecting for you and gran, the privilege
of returning, you pleased, Would il not he wei
order diec from the seller himself place Of depending upon
agent particularly n that select for and there
the responsibility Of the srier' whereas, II you leave
HIM o himself, he is without excuse.
Prices vary from $3.50 To $500.
T.. 7. NASH. bookseller,
And Dealer in Piano Forics Petersburg. Va
9j-WJyf
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SPRING GOODS

e.Sn REWARD Ran away from the subscriber about tho
o)U of July lsil named Abrams sad hetrt
some about eetl or inches hgn well
proportioned black and generally when spoken TO-
his contenancc; he also has very noted scar ~
ears occa>oned By bash hanging IT, aud tearing ou
quite probabc lurking either about yncburg or
he has been about those places passing under
u hoatnan, and think also quite likely lac may
he 10
mak. his escape Will the above reward
il taken Virginia. Twenty Dollars II take
within Virginia, and la either Ia Toe delivered 10
ne Abcac county, lodged III jail 80 that get him ata
DAVID HANCOCK
Address Boyds Tavern, AlbemarIe county, Va
ornher /. i5-2lmGm
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Court OF Law and ChanceD, February Rules lsi;: f'f'
John Robertson John X. Walk, William II. I.ed(o,t T.
min w iedicrl, Philips Lowe and Mary {. his VIE i
Bedford Jr., John I. Bnuwril and Corneil his wfr sam
Weeklcy and Eliza u. his wife, Kirk ana Mary %
Ephraim T.. Shall and Ann II. his wife, p,., "
against "s.
Henry w. Robertson Committee, Frances Robertson d.
and The sand Henry W. IN his right, William Re-
John Robertson, Milton, William, Lemue and Flank EoS
Thomas Walk Martha Woodbridge, the children ami O.,
Polly Andrews, WHOSE names unknown children ap
ci Betsy sykes whose unknown, Frank nj
William Robertson and Polly Robert son and the obr, 80
Frank Robertson, whose names unknown children ma
Of John Robertson of John whose names are M sno,,
den and heirs Of Mrs - Deersfruredt Dosr n1n a. 'I'
known, De-. vi
The plaintiffs having filed their bill, and The foopg Co.
ants, 10 VII: the children and heirs OF said Polly ANDRE.
ceased, the children and heirs at sad Betsy SyS,.
Frank and Polly Robertson and the other said children an,
Of the said Frank the children and heirs of the s1t
children and heirs OF the said Mrs Desrafrnte,,, % t'
ing entered tleir appearance and given security
act OF Assembly and the rules of this Cou, and
satisfactory evidence, addurrd before the Clerk In M, H.
the! are not inhabitants OF this Commonw eah II Ort
that the said defendants appear here the day o M
April term at SAID Court, and The bill the plsin,4
that copy this order forthwith Inserted In some
printed III the clIy of Richmond week for two mann,
cessi"ry, and posted The front door Of Court.osr -
county Iopy-iesir, l.. Il. LEIGH e.
Feb. 10 So
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DRfNKER g. MORRIS, late SMITH & PALMhh, p,..e
~ tention 10 their assortment of Modern aneflea "a
tona, which is very complete, comprising the ls
and approved Works in Theology Law and niscr''
rat,lre to which additions are constantly being maze
School Books in every variety. A., =, III. r4'
Country Merchants and School Teachers supplied on u"
favorable terms. nd Bins
of every variety executed in their Bnde the bef
March
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Martha Thomas wdow Of Joshua Thomas deceased Ssnr
Ihom!. jacob Waite and Polly his wife, formerly Polly Ih
mas, william III. rhy Sarah rby formerly Thomas llst
Williams and her children Ann F. Prudence " William
ana Williamson Dickinson Sheni Of NGtioway, Admin,
ceased, nre, dgr,
The defendants, Samuel Thomas and William H. Iry ana -
ran hls vile, not having entered cr appearance
curiy according 10 The act cf Assembly and rur Of n
C0r, and Appearing by satisfactory evidence. that they
not inhabitants of is Ordered, That tie m i
PENDANTS o appear before the Judge Of Couu A. h
Court house thereof the i dag the term and ~
The bll al t!r painH, and that copy or,r
forthwith inserted ~ newspaper published IN The ci
Richmond at Petersburg, or scces.ly,i,
ad posted al The front door Of Court house nj. rnl
ACory-I.ste, /. FITZGERALD. e. a.
jan rs TWIN
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The def ndan=, William Wake, Alexander Wake tmb,.
Wake, and James H. Temple having eueted lhrr asora-
and given security according the Assembly and D.
rules Of this Court and appearing by satisfactory evter- s
they inhabitants this Ordered.
bet, nianl, do appear here the first dag at m #
this Crur,. and tie amended bin nf the plaintiffs a
copy forthwith. inserted pan.
published The ciy Richmond for month. suooes.ytl
and posted door o the Courthouse This COUNTY
4 Coy-TcSte, mo :. HEALY, c. t..
Feb. 10 S5-wan
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SEED OATS,-SEED OATS

SEED OATS!-SEED OATS!
SUPPLY of the above just received and for sale low n
~ the Granary. opposite the Tohousc, Cary street.
Also, all kinds of MILL OFfAL, CORN MEAL, FLOUR,
HAY, &c, &C. .
to- prices obtained FOR all o GRAIN
GUEST & ZIMMERMAN,
Opposite the Toll house, Cary street
Feb WD--roit
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IN i.-SRSiSis:-At EHles held in the Cts' -
nee OF the Circuit Superior Count Of Law and Chancr
Notoway county, The 9Th dag Of January, l-ii:
"'I''m hoh"S' plaintiff.
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~ BANkKI Proclaimed States Count for the Eastern ~
| 4 iric % virginia:
JaqueIin +. Taylor and otleis, Petitioner
against
Beverly Sydnor, DeiendIni
The creditors of Beverly Sydnor requested present tie
debts before me- MrcklcHaurs Court hou- the 18th ia'
April next, with due proof.
RICHARD RUSSELL. COMMISSIONS
Mnrch II IL
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Hydroauphuric Acid Gas, or suiphu cited S'"'''
II Hilton USE,


NHE SuBSt rIB X having leased (ui George Geistcu,
$50 } HI splrndi establishment which viii be opened
the 25ih of May instant brgs eave respectfully cal aeton
to is So psnor advantages.
The House the NJ rrows Fo Hamilton L.
rght mia fr0m the city of New NorE,
ing prospect OF the Ocean, the BAY, St'ten Island
the tortiicaons the Of the HarDor
winding be chs aud cable diversified portion Of le plea
sinf sc nery Of Long Isiand
Toto invalid seeking comfort and paris Of plea
To- ku ditef we'll as the
Of bu Who wishes hs nily enjoy The enehts Il
country air bex he luxury OF bathing while he
compel ca 10 attend TO bus ness The few 9TH
er places, u any, possessing the vantsgss.
mboais ard stages viii ply daily several each day.
(of IN hours oil starting due notice will be th
who do no choose @ dye their horses leave the
the aeod their time TO dine
with their lam les
The Hotel swe adapted for the purposes which was de-
Urged The p,oiug Room, Par ,rs, Reading Rooms Bill rd
ANA towing looms are all spacious and well for
extensive Hotel TIE Bed Roous unusually large airy,
aud furnished neat and appropriate style attention
snail b.psi 70 render the Bathinga mo,t fs.
tidiOus could desire.
ThTe win be ched to the House Bend OF Mus,c and
that vii tend atty ladies and
who andy patioaize this es'ah llshueDt
TIE cnareefJr boa,d will be from SO TO Sl2 week each
person, !dreu and servants half pcs the size
and situation OF tie rooms. and tie OF tn they
are occupied.
sor the liberal and distinguished Iaronsi ohch was be.
ears thai the sub'crser of its ptopr ors
Tor the generous estow ed he various other
abb ailments n'rh he has heretofore eced he
newed exer ions please he he
~ ' ~ '''''' 'r '''l AT Iat'sI REE Efs'
" d. he SPLENDID Hotel tWadaw muck fo IT Stoa.
insto q VIII inue u he coucucsd b.
rer Mr. Blake Auy roomun for Mr. Held left al the
" Asst tloe'e New York, will be promptly attentedto
m
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TWENTY-EIGHTH CONGRESS-.
FIRST SESSION.
SENATE.

WASHINGTON, May q, 1914
II o'CLocK.-Elghteen Senators in their seats al
the opening Of the Session-six democrats and
twelve wings.
FREE CoLoRED GENTLEMEN-Mr Tallmadge pre-
scented memorial from the tree colored gentlemen
ct New York, relative to alleged Measurements Ui
Alr Calhoun 10 Mr. Pakenham about colored luna
tics, and asking Tor an Office Of reg IslraiIon
ANNEx .TioN Mr. MCDUFFle presented peti-
tloa from South Carolina in favor OF ratiiylng the
treaty.
HEiRs OF RoBERr FUTON
On motion Of Mr.. PEARcs the hlll for the reliei
Of the heirs Vt Robert Fulton was taken up. II
grants them $4,000
Mr. McDUFFlE said il was reproach to his coun-
Try that nothing has ever beer done this subject
He was prepared 10 vote upon the Bill at once with
ont discussion
Mr. WRIGHT opposed the Bill. He said there
no foundation for a claim at all He said he
was in favor of dong something for them if there
were any foundation for it--but he thought there
WIS none.
Mr. PEARcE went more fully into the private his
tory of the claim
Mr.. WRlGHr still opposed the claim.
Gov WOODBRIDGE was IN favor of giving these
heirs not only S76, 900, but 100000
Mr.. PHELPS also in favor of the claim.
An attempt was made to postpone the consider
alton OF the subject I'LL next Wednesday, bat failed.
Mr. JOHNSON in favor Of the bill
After some further discussion the Bill was post
poned TIL next Wednesday,
Mr.. RlvEs proceeded to make his speech Cd the
tariff