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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-04-18
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al best larcical. However, at this late day, as
The honorable gentleman has forgotten what The
four lies were, he will hardly find another Demo
crat who will change his position for The like rea
son; and, for the sake Of The feelings of the party
involved in the metamorphosis, an audience al
leas, should have been selected more credulous
than the people Of Louisa.
Mr. Bats vs,sion If 'hsading Captain INs7
or aie."-He said his purposes we're accomplish
ed, and thai he was no, dead; and that, By heading
Captain Tyler, he only meant to prevent his no.
mination b. Ihe Democratic party for The office
of President OF the United States, and he had ac-
complished that. Now, ielow-cilizens, wha, can
you think OF a Representative in The Congress Of
The United States making snch confession
when you OILY look al his recent course-black-
ing the character OF The President OF the United
States-clargins him with high crimes-intro
dncing articles Of Impeachment, in the Congress
OF The u. States, thereby bringing national dis
grace IN The country the loss OF the time OF The
Representatives OF The People, and mor 10 con-
Tess such were his ends Freemen OF the district
ponder well upon such rashness before you cast
your votes But let us rally like men, 10 the
standard Of your country-lay by the shackles OF
party, and 90 for the man who is honest who is
capable, who is faithful 10 The Constitution, and
who will redeem The standing the un,arnished es-
cncheon you are fairly entitled 10 in the Congress
of The United States. You will find that Repre-
sentative in the person Of James A. Seldom
OLD DOMINION.
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LOUISA COUNTY.

Ara meeting OF Inc Committee .; Vigilance
and Correspondence for Louisa county, al The
Courthouse, or Monday thc iih cay u April,
1915. II was
RsMlred That Tie committee he enlarged by
the addition OF The following persons: Thomas J.
Clarke John Anderson, J. r. LasIey Manoah
Landlord, \. b. Landlord, Thomas J. Barrett,
VIM. G. Cai,on, VIM. D. Landlord. " /. Rem
nolds. WIN. 2. Be!lamy. G. Goodwin, Daniel
f. Hickman. Daniel Saunders. David Eastman,
Alexander Vest, VIM. &. Price, VIM. Hum
phrey, John P Smith, James D. Nuchoils, David
B. Bullock, Robert Goodwin, Thomas Freeman,
John Hart John L. Collins, Leroy D. Terrell,
Thomas Bronaugh Geo. Harris, John Swift,
WIN. Nelson, VIM G. T. Nelson, Edmund Swift,
Henry Harris, g. NJ John Bib, Il. R.,) Fer
dal ChiIes, David Lipscombe, Simeon keesaer,
WIN. Mills, ST.. Or. y. Fl. Crawford, David NJ.
Hunter, John Ellis, Nathaniel Mills, t. G. Nor
ri.. Col G.. C. McGehee, George Thomasson,
Wyatt Thomasson. John Whi!lock, DR.. VIM. A.
Gillespie, John Poinde1er, jr., VIM Armstrong,
G. Anderson. VIM Meredith, Col. S. Farrar,
Thomas C.. Anderson, A. y. Harris, George J.
Gardner. J. C. Sanner, Maj. A. g. Swift, VIM.
C. Thomas and Rober, A. Duncan.
Rcwlrcd, That commiliee be appointed 10 al
tend AT The different precincts on the day OF cleo
lion whose duty it shall be TO see that no illegal
votes are given: and that it be enloined upon them
TO attend paticularlyto The discharge Of This duty
Whersupon, tine following committees were
appointed, viz;
AT the CONFERENCE.-The. VIM. A. Gillespie,
A. F. Butler, Thos J. Barrett and John PoindeI-
ter lr.
1.-THE Gum Spring-Wm. S. Fowler, G. An
derson, Micajah Parrish.
At Jackson's-RoberA A. Duncan, Stephen Far.
rar. VIM. O. Harris.
tGarretl's-Tbomas Bronaugh, Simeon Kee-
saer, George Harris.
Al Busby's Cross Roads-Daniel E. Hick-
man. John P. Smith. David Eastman,
Al Mechanicksyillle-C. B. Hopkins, John An
derson, w. T Rennolds.
WIN. CRAWFORD, Chairman.
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a1He On i. an Der eome :


We have again to thank Messr.. Ball s Per
kins, Broad sheet, Tor several interesting book;
among them, part 9Th of Cop!and's valnatlc Dig
lionary oil Practical Nedicine--The lmfroSisa-
tore, a thrilling Italian tale, from tho Danish c;
Hans Christian Andersen. admirably translated
by Mary Howitl-a beautiful copy ol The PcSms
OF our own sweet Poet, Eilz-Ireenc Ha!lecs.
who, like glorious Sam Rogers cnl'ivs'cs lie
Muse. surrounded By the wealth and cN'e; iEc
business transaction, OF John Jacob asor, whos-
faithful clerk IL s-Eo. d OF Ha:rs,is Poc.e,
E..:,iCr oil Select Novels. containing James
ce!len Novel Of lbr Ancient Regime-No ~ u
the Wandering Jew-NoS. rs and IS OF Fa'.
pcss spleniidy illuminated Shahs7eace az. ~.
% Of The same publishers handsome Pictorial
Bible.
From our oil friends, Dfiri;e, & Mons, ~
have received he April No. Of ,hs American
Journal the Medical Sciences ed.te! rs DR.
Isaac Hav.--a useful book Tor the Professor mi
Tor gentlemen Of leisure, especially in The COIN.
lry. 1t furnishes The most recent discoveries il.
The world Of medicine.
We thank Nash & WoodhouSe 10. 20 > Of &c
Histoty 81 France, from the earliest peri,r: - he
present time-ihc ablest worl, on tie ,uhecr, ar.
IRON lhe pen ii Aiicae!et, who is celebrated over
the world.
While We are il tie PnGns Inc. 'se .nrft
t57nS Mr.. Zimmerman, who ho, So; =, ton.
his new Tobacco Store, on Main street jus belo"
orr office, bundle Of Havana Cigars, Which
f6tenG pronounces 10 re Of ! superior qualify
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, VIRGINIA, FRIDAY MORNING, April Is, ,sI.

country readers. We shall make no Comments
o. our own All that We shall say ia, that both
CllqueS seem equally Jealous. equally confident.
eqt0"g anIious 10 obtain The "Locofoco alLiss.n II
IS not our purpose 10 point ont or hint al the course
~hich The Democrats should pursue. Their own
judgment VIII guide them 10 The path which lbey
may individually, be disposed 10 follow. We
iea'e II 10 i7cm to decide for themselves. upon The
iu!i view OF The incidents Of This deligAifui 0coon
hShl. ne contest will be close. and The Demo
cra's, 10 whom both Cliqnes are eagerly looking.
can gain very itt!e--as, whatever course they MAJ
'ake' wing must be elected. Wehave already
gained Maet-and that is hearty hugh over the
Gepioraoie straits, in which we alternately find
, W conehdlns fragments. Nothing in the Sweat
tio'ise was comparable 10 the ridiculous exhi-
billions of our Wing friends Their uoub,es are
not YET al an end-and We hope the Democrats
VIII De 50 guarded 10 give TO neither party any
r"illior II Is "'r turn now 10 enjoy The fun
Lei us pfolong The Joke as far as possible The
uioraI,af Of Whisgery" is in trouble, and ac-
Band.
Inc Missouri Democrat has done us the honor
OF copyin. into its paper OF the 2nd inst article
when we wrote some time since, on "The Present
administration" Wedidnol exactly intend il f,r a
ri Democrat that The mora lesson will be carried
out BY an honest and able administration WE do
HE Democrat The justice TO copy its article upon
The occasion:
THE PRESENT ADMlSisrRaTiox.-'T The ship
i launched, and The pilot ami crew are on board
So commences lecture. which The venerable
Richie reads 10 the new administration. which
MAJ be scen on The first page OF his paper
The President and his cabinet should not alone
profit b. II; il is worthy The honest attention Of
every reader in The United States.
1--WE tell our friend Richie that the mordi u.s.
son of which he speaks, a-M 6r CARED out; The
president ard his cabinet are Of that very stamp
ne would have them; and the lcople too vii! sus-
tain them; "bold, prompt, energetic, unninching in
their duties, scornins every thing little and vile =
They have already put down one dangerous man.;
and, assuming that responsibility which is their
high prerogative, they will again put down any
demago9ne who night wish 10 thrust himself
uponthem in preference 10 iheman other choice "
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G. CHARLES LUMSDEN, Watch Maker
&3 and Js1celzer, Petersburg, pa.-Continues TO
repair Watches, Clocks and Jewelry, at short
notice, and in such manner as 10 give satisfac-
ton. He keeps constantly on hand we'll select,
ed stock of Watches Jewelry, Silver Spoons ane
Fancy Goods, embracing almost every article
usually kept in Jewelry Store.
In addition, will be found an excellent assort-
ment Of gold, silver and steel mounted SPECTA-
Giles as well as Spectacle Glasses, of every
description, to fit in frames. He bestows great
pains in the selection OF his Spectacle Glasses
and he assures his friends that his Glasses are OF
the very best quality, well ground and perfectly
polished from his knowledge of the Science
of Optics and the structure of the eye, he is pre-
pared to give the most proper advice TO persons
choosing Spec,acles or Glasses. All of which
will be disposed of on reasonable Terms.
EfOh Gold and Silver taken in exchange.
Petersburg, June 4, 1874. ls-wtf
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WIN. CRAWFORD, Chairman.

RHODE IsLASD.-We are much gratitied to learn
that Burlington Anthony has received notice from
the State Department, a, Washington, Of his APP
poin;ment 10 the ONCE Of Marshall OF the Rhode
Island District.
We are also happy 10 be enabled 10 stale that
Walter S. Burgess, Esq, has received The appoint
ment OF District Attorney, Tor Rhode Island
Both Of these selections are highly gratifying to
the Democratic party Of this Stale
Providenes Herald
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n OUpy- este.
April 4-cw2m 3. J. WORSHAM. C. {
FEMAIE BOARDING SCHOOL

FEMALE BOARDING SCHOOL.
THE subscriber, with the view OF educating
his own daughters, having engaged the ser
wees OF Miss MARY RrpDELL, a lady who bears
ie"efs of recommendation from many eminent
ana distinguished individuals, and who has al
ready been three years in his family, would be
s'ad TO take few young ladies as boarders.
IN this school will be taught such branches Of
English as are. usually studied BY young ladies,
VINO desire thorough knowledge of their own
language. 10 addition TO which, will be taught
desired, the French and Lain Languages.
- aERMs-Board and Tuition for ten months
Sioo; School 10 commence LIST March.
Address, Orange Court House,
WIN. COLE.
r Those who desire it, can be taught Music
~ .ae flano, oy Mr. EDGAR, formerly Of Viii
hanasburg-the charge for which will be sepa-
raie one. w n
Feb 25-cw2m
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CLASSICAL SCHOOL. : The subscriber
" has a School at his residence. in he Gotta
" OF Albemarle, 5 miles above Scc:tsYie, Tor
the instruction OF boys in the English, French.
Latin and Greek Languages, and wonld b. glad
to &c, three or four more boarders 10 his family "a
the following terms.
Board pr. session OF 10 months: SO
Tuition in English branches, "
Do. French, Lain c. Greek 81
April Il-clm THOMAS D. SHELTON
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Observation-Disclosures Chesterfield
County Court, Feb. 10, 1915: :,
Peer f. BoiSseau, Executor OF Saran W
Boissean,
against
W;nssll :. Gibbs and Elizabeth his wife, Ro-
,-r Lamb and Sarah his wife, Lewis g. simon
,op ami Priscilla his wife, Daniel n: bo'sseau
and Margaret Boisseau, Delenaan's;
TINS tay came the plaintiff, by Counsel ana
6st MS bill, and the defendant Daniel u. boi.-
seaa. not having entered his appearance, and q.
v.n security, according TO The act OF Assembly
~. .o4 ~ niles Of this court, and it appearing BY
s,ta s evidence iha, he is no, nhabi'ant
i his country on The motion the plaintiff hy
Counsel, ii is ordered, that The said Dame. u.
Bosseau 10 appear here on or before the frs'day
d The next April term Of this Court, and answer
the plaintiffs bill; that copy Of this order be
forthwith inserted in some newspaper published
in the cy Of Richmond for Two months success
siyelr and posted al the from, door OF The Court
ho,>e Of his county. A Copy: Teste,
Feb l3-w2m P. POlNDEXTER, Z.
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HALIFAX COUNTY.

Democrats OF Halifax re cali upon you =
be>.ic yourselves. Much depends on tho ro'e =
your county in the coming election. Tie src-
cess OF your champion for Congress, Mr. Trea'
way, is bv'no means certain Pusylvania, Pat
rick and Henry, will al Doubtless give large ma.
joTi,ies against him. The result. therefore i -
your hands II i for you 10 say. wheth.; Il 10.
lie shall be your mex, Representative. ], : tor
you 10 say whether district 20 thoroughly psuc-
cratic shall he represented by a Federal WIZ
Nolhi.g short OF fire iv,ivcd moiio,av viii en-
sure Mr.. Is success VIII you aoi gaze Il =
VIII you not devote The fourth THURSDAY VI Ia,
month 10 The cause Of yorr country How tI-
graceful will telra, te, where victory is easily
obta med. On al iolinsT occasions, at ;he - Of
the drum, you have gaau,y rallie T. Tue snp-
port of Jour principles and your candidates, ami
shall You now tall short oil your dnty' Shall
your District be los, bv your inactivilia We
cannot believe il. Arouse yourselves, hen, ana
prepare IL give Us a II gan.
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To TIE pI,RI.C

Whereas il has been reported, that iBsts -
MDonnidhas granted or decided unto me-, and Ger
tain others, tract or parcel OF lane lying some
where in The county OF Hampshire 4 know n"G
where.) and Tor which land the said Angus "
Mcdonald acknowledges The receip, a Il IN CASH
from me Now wish it 10 be distinctly under
stood BY the public, lha. never bargaEet wilii
Angus w Mcdonald Tor any land, nor dif nc
ever receive as much as one iarthins from NE,
neither did know. till within a moDlh or TWO,
that was one OF the parties in this transaction
hereby renounce e.! participation 10 MS .taud-
ul-nt transaction. | suppose that u vas me DE-
sign Of Mr. Mcdonald To constitute me voter.
| thank his Execlf5cu that am already lccoRD
onaIi6ed voter, and consequently have no need
10 avail myself of This syserD OF wholesale iIauI
And were not Otherwise qualified 10 vote,
would not s,oop 50 low as 10 commit fraud up
on The Ia IS Of my country, 10 CRAFTY the amb,-
tioos aspirations Of Angus w. Mcdonald G, any
other man Sooner would see ny pa!t; G-irat.
Cd. conending honorably, than 10 see il crown
ed with the laurels OF victory rs such di>hopora-
bic means. lam Whig-I supported The gal
liant General Harrison in 1910. and the psrriolic
Cisy in 1874. and am still deyo.ei 10 tie p.inci-
pies advocated By The Wing party (se,,ing ASIDE
McDonalds irauds) Having had no agency in
the aforementioned fraud, | respectfully request
the Democratic parry not 10 brand me with he
epiihets Of " Nc Donald serf' and "McDonaL
sheep" MILTON Cowgirl.
April Isl, 1915.
Mr. Editor: You will confer 4 favor upon 4
friend, by giving the foregoing an insertion q
your pa per YouIs respectfully.
MILTON COWGlLL-
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TN CHANCERl-VIRGlSA In Amelia
connv Court, 23d February, 1915:
William NJ. Booker and Mary A. his
wife, ooh'p!a'""A''
against ,c
John T. Bottoms, Deputy for Edward Green,
a,e Sheriff oi Amelia, and, as such, acm,nis'fa-
Tor Of Francis T. Warmer, deceased, ihomas
|. Warmer, BENJAMIN w. Warriner, VIM: 3.
Sailer, William James Sadler ", Wol-
sham. William Wo.sham, and henhan WIZ
sham, Richardson Worsham, Mary rldncls
Worsham, and Ann 4. Worsham; Inc .ouf 'a>'
infants b. Thos. L. Warrine', 'heiT saai s az
Item. - nI WI
G,m James Sadler, mol having entered their ap-
pearance and given security according 10 an ACT u
Assembly and the Rules OF this Court ana u aP-
pearing By satisfactory evidence That 'ney are ho'
iobahitan;s of this Commonwealth: IL IS ordered
that The said defendants do appear here on Inc
first day OF the next May term, and answer me
bill Of the complainants; and that copy OF ms
order be forthwith inserted IN some newspaper
nriptei in The Civ of Richmond, FOR two months
successfully, and posted at The front door Oh me
Court House of this county
a,,;1-w2m. E. G. LEIGH.
TN CHANCERY VIRGINIA: Al rules taken
l in the Clerks Onlce OF the SHCuit oup-iiol
Cou-, OF Law and Chancery OF Prince Edward
county he Sd day OF March, loio ~.
Sarah J. Davis, pHh.
Against -,
Samuel Mitchell, ST., administrator OF VIM
Mitchell, Richard Mitchell, Sarah r. Davis,
Frederick Mitchell Blake W. Mitchell, Greet
T. Mitchell, and Jane Mitchell Deits.
The defendant, Frederick Mitchell, not having
entered his appearance and given security ac-
corting 10 an Act OF the General Assembly and
Inc Rules OF his Court, and i, appearing that ne
j, no, an nhabitan, of this Stale On the mo-
hon Of the plaintiff, BY counsel, il is entered al
Rules aforesaid, and accordingly ordered, that lhs
SAD defendant, Frederick Michel do appear al
Rules 10 be taken in The Clerks Office OF the said
Cour, on the first Monday in June next, and an
swer he plaintiffs bill, and that copy OF this
order be forthwith inserted in some one OF the pub
lie newspapers published in The city OF Richmond
!9r two months successfully, and also posted al
Tie font door OF The Court House of this county
A Copy. Teste,
b.. WORSHAM, &C.
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Tn CHANCERY-ViRclxl Rules taken
L in the Clerks Office OF the Circuit, Superior
Court Of Law and Chancery OF Prince Edward
county, the 81 day OF March, 1915:
Sarah J. Davis, pl,i,,;4
against
Samuel Mitchell, sr., in his own right and as
administrator OF John Mitchell, decd. David
Mitchell James Mitchell, Robert Mitchell. Sic.
Phen Mitchell, Samuel Mitchell ir, and Judy
his wife, Richard Mitchell, Sarah r. Davis.
Frederick Mitchell, Blake w Mitchell. Greed
I. Mitchell and Jane Mitchell, Defendants.
The defendants David Mitchell, James Nit
chei Robert Mitchell, Stephen Mitchell and FIRE.
derrick Mitchell, not having entered their appear
anee and given security according to an &C, of The
Genera Assembly and the rules OF this Court, and
il appearing that they are not inhabitants OF this
STATE: On the motion Of the plaintiff by counsel,
!! is entered at rules aforesaid, and accordingly
ordered, that the said defendants, David Mitchell,
James Mitchell, Robert Mitchell, Stephen Nit
ehell and Frederick Mitchell, do appear al rules
y be ,aken in The Clerks Office of the said Court
on the frst Monday 10 June next and answer the
plaintiffs bill; and that copy Of this order be
forthwith inserted in some one OF the public news
papers printed in the City Of Richmond for two
months successfully, and also posted at the front
door OF The Courthouse of This county.
a Conv-Tac,s.
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I Firm N. GLie.

an noticing Yesterday the arrangement IN pro-
gress Tor The establishment OF Inc journal under
The conduci OF Mr. Richie, which will take the
place 81! The Globe, we ought 10 have stated that
The latter will be conducted as heretofore until The
Arrival .: he new editor, which will De some time
early 10 May. 10 the interim, however, We mast
be looked upon somewhat in The light Of deputy.
Indeed, MIR Richie has been 50 long recognized as
the head OF the Democratic press OF he Union,
that il makes the new relation now held towards
him, but a more express achGow Judgement o!
tina, which We have all along tacilIY admitted
Fortunately, there is no,bing OF moment al this
lime 10 call into requi>i!ion the energy OF The or
gan of Democracy al Washington. The press
Of the Federal pa.ty hnds no'hing in the con-
duet OF The administration ot which il can COM
plain. The restoration IF the Government To
Democratic rule by The appointment OF new
officers, is looked 10 a. matter oil course.
bv both The great parties Of the county and
from peculiar circumstances, costs the oppo-
nens OF The administration, much less G:Ssaii>iac
lion than is usual in making lie necessary chan
ees The salulary principles o! Tie inaugural ad-
dress, presented an mpfeenahle work 10 The lede-
raI batteries which they would Dot venture 10 a.
sail. and in his way sort o' truce exists between
parties al THIS point, which favor, Inc new alli-
iude in which We are placed Until Mr. Richie
relieves US. we shall look abroad Tor ,lGh ari-
cles as shall appear mos, likely 70 am'lse and gra-
iify The readers vi The paper.
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sgAsoN.DLE Ayo MANLY REEr@r :

T7OT - 7'V"'',V 'H-'I'ei
"Nc DoHALp's SgRF> 1t viii BE- seen from
the following letter, that Million Corg,h. WHOM,
Mcdonald aliemr'r . make one q his serts
withou; his (Cowgills) co;i,ell or .aCw!edge, lis
Indignantly thrust from him The .racc M u.
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We >ha!l, certainly, not take The editor u The
Wig IS our model OF consistency" or elevation
above .mercenary yiews'-We are no, quite scR
enough for Mat =
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THE TRUE SPIRIT.

The following article from the Glo.e OF Tues
day night is, OF course, from the pen OF Mr..
Blair. II gives US pride 70 couple The compi-
ment, (hish as il i>) with his own name-be-
cause il rebounds much NOE IL the character
of him who gives, than OF him who receives L..
IL falls 10 the lot III few men 10 have the or
pouunity Of distinguishing themselves 81 dis
interested and maguaninous spirit. Still fewer
have Inc good io.une and good sense 10 profit by
it, Fortunately Tor Mr.. Blair ne has both The OPP
poriuniiy 10 acl, and The motive 10 enjov ii. We
thank him. moreover, Tor The services h. j, now
voluntarily rendering Us, in continuing his edito-
rial labor when We have no, solicited IT, We shall
relieve him as soon as We can-and then We shall
haze The opportunity olconsralulatins him, Is re
did Gen. Jackson on The lih March, 1887, imme-
darly upon lhe inauguration Of Mr. Van But
rem: We congratulate you, Sii, mach more
than We can Mr.. Van BuTen-you are laying
down the cares Of o;iice-but he is jus, assuming
them you are right" said tue old Hero; "a
teel you are right AMI he spoke il with a
brightness in hi eye, and a smile upon bis face,
which at:ested the sincerity With which h. spoke.