Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-03-11

valuable or may ever become So 10 the ORIGINAL
owner ana srantor olthe land. The grantees of
Inc Heterick lands, have the right under The con.
Veyahce 10 them, not only to lie land itself when
stript ofiis timber, but 10 the timber likewise and
q" ores, nnaTafs, &c, that may at any future day
DC fo"nn wi'nlD them. There are no clauses in
muse aeeus feserVlng and securing 10 the graDtor
,ue pifi'eSe oI WsrSs and cgrcss 10 go upon The
land 10 take off all that is Valuable nnon !, and
there is not the slightest ground for any inference
that any thing even sonintinr towards truuJ
is contemplated in the transaction between The
parties TO them. The Mcdonald deeds, as
charged IN the Romney paper, as we'll as its being
apparent on Inc lace of them, occupy a very diff
ieTent iooins. Though given for ieeal pn1pose
lhey are so embarrassed with restrictions in IA
vor OF me gTanlor, that nothing of the smallest
conceivable value is intended 10 I've conveyed 10
The gran,ors. They are evidently meant 10 give
mem me mere appearance OF being substantial
owners and occupers OF lands that they may be
USED forpolllcal purposes, whilst all the benefits
arising from the ownership Of the lands in ques-
lion are intended 10 be retained in the fictitious
srantor himself. Will The Democrats Of Hump
@'rc quietly submit 10 I've thus overridden,
or VII! they no. promptly take The necessary steps
10 expose The shallow conlrivances which have
Deeh resorled 10, To deprive them Of their ascen-
cdncy ~ The county. Let The Commissioners at
me Spring elections receive The votes which are
founded ufon these deeds if they can find il in
Their cnnsciences 10 DO SO; but lei the Democrats
"l Hampshire mark every man who offers to vote
upon that occasion, and il the election, by such
means should result adversely 10 our party
mere, let them resolve 10 contest The tight of the
successful candidates TO their seats. ard thus
hrlnS up The Whole matter, for consideration and
adjudication by the Legislature. The very prin-
chile involved in This f1en hoc bcop .n,,lod k,.
that body years ago, and we have no fears, the
right OF The successful candidates should be con-
tested, that they will be evcted from The seats
which they will thus have 50 unworlhily obtain
ed. AS 10 The Heterick votes which it is so per-
pelually sought 10 cast odium upon The Free
Press may At once cease to mourn and lament
over them He is evidently giving himself great
deal OF unnecessary trouble about them. They
we're made The subject OF contest at the late
Spring election in this county, and a full exami-
nation into them, so far satisfied the contestant of
their validity, that he altogether abandoned the
contest What more does the Free Press desire?
or what can he promise himself from a further
agitation OF that question? 1t will require all his
ingenuity 10 put the Mcdonald deeds as well as
some others, not a hundred miles from Winches-
ter, upon as good footing, and ne had as we'll set
about The work at once The Heerick Deeds
are ola character 10 defy the assault Of every adj
rersary, and no such ausion as is contained in
the above paragraph can lead 10 their disparage-
mcnt."