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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-12-28
HIS "TERRIFlC INyINCIELITY.~

The Richmond Enquirer. the oi his "rcc Irwin
ribliiy" the Hon John Minor Bolts publishes letter
that gentleman la o his friends Offering him II public
dinner in Powhaian which o he accepts His la
,incbiliiy, nu.h greatly pleased with tbs foreign policy az
the Administration is ,nabl 10 discover IN regard olcs
tic affairs thai ''he almost supcrinan efforts III the Whp
party for the last ~ years have resulted by the election
Cen Taylor, III anything else than the '!sIcnson al
roIagc Ia the hungry asi:nls lor office, 1lr. Bots Inn
cr, presume is moi likely 10 be aptSased and "i
nc good resln. from the election al Cen ray
or especially bsfor6 his administration has opportunity
To develop its domestic policy.
The 'rribc wrath III his lnypcli'y hot l.iinst
those friends of the Administration who desired
Congress member from the metropolitan district who cvGi
good resulting from the election Of Cen Taylor
other Than 'thc dispcnsaon ol patronage The hungry
pirnnts nj Office lie declares 'herc is deep ditch and
high wall between himself and al those svl" voted pct
rid Of his Immortal services Hear The terrible thpay
OF his nvincibi!ity:
Il have iayors ask of them; have Grant
will beat them down politically or will make Il political
cyphcr of p3 self in the effort make war. will
i! into Africa in open cmhlz0nc upon my ban
and inscribed upon my shicdt Var D,ou INC Facii0H
isfS.'"
This passage IL characteristic and mnesl-ycly
How vastly independent How sci-sacrilcins, How
droisy walnut Down with The anti I"ltscs, th' in
moati"noi his In,incbty, which "l,m rnh for
sell and the d. take the IaylorIcs 'inrHc RHister
We publish the above, only Ia disc lin The organising
oi Nh Rotts ana transfer il ncihbor o The Rcpub
can, but 10 slew "low the mighty fallen Mr. Bots
The idol ii Virginia W.gcry now every vIlae
Whis press takes Il kick nj his PROSTATE form.
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----NNS------
MUSICAL.

Mr. Gricbeis Friday night every way
successful and The btiiiant audience gave unqualified tokens
ri praise The young gentlemen, his pupils; IN assisting him
eviuccd much talent and skill They merit personal
ton of heir names but know their di;inltncc woul
shrink from appearing in the papers. The Chrn's sym
phonirs very common In the Failerlnd novel and IN
,ere>;ina performances Wc could believe that beau
'iul an effect could be- produced by simple chs toys
The cattle bells, iipuan drum, birds notes, especially tho
Cuckoo, which cmcd in swcctly with the symphony. Nj
Grcbc surpassed himself, and ,t s saying great deal
The power and sweetness ot his violin coa, quite
element, and gentlemen Of musical and ski, preferred
him Ole I,ull To-n.,h, the Club with Mr.. Ciebc play
to hr bcnciii Of he church, Church ill and viii
II" ,,uht, have good audience.
We trust that Mr.. Crcbc will give Just such ano,e
concert. He is doing much diisc musical taste am
knowledge though the community and he deserves 10 bo
cherished FOR the bountitl fruits of his genius On Fud,,
nigh, MI T. IL. Taylor the Voloncco contributed much
To tie effect of The music
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-12-28

IN CHANCERY-vIRGlNlA AT Circuit Superior Cnnrt Of
and Ciancery sld tor tho Amelia, al
the Court House. on The 10Th day Of October, 1919:
James G. Vaughan, petitioner
against
John r letter A. D. Walthal, VIM Ison Iaes |aaei John
Ealmorc Thomas IT. sbell llallon Creed Farley, Thomas
W. Wehse admir- A. NJ Webster Samuel IN Moore, WILLIAM "
Eanes Charles Bonlurant and a,hors lehS
This Gauss this day eao heard On tie petition tho atlantis
John Palnors Chappe, w w Lson Greed Farley s,i.nel
MD Moore T. W Webster, admir- OF A. NJ Webster dec by itif
COUNSEL DISCHARGE Rules entered herein by tho County Court
Of Amelia at the May june Ien lS OF said Court
and 20 dismiss tina petition defendant James C. Vaughan which
motion was pending before the said County Court Of Amelia e
This cause was removed order Of tho sd tor
Cour and argued ~ counsel On Consideration whereof the
{aurt doth oysule said motion And IT, appearing that samuel
N appeared and ane,edts rule for az attachment
entered heron July Term al the County fon Of Amelia IS
discharged tho said mge Mn Moore And Ga motion Of 1s
defendant James Vaughan by his COUNSEL leave s gwen HIM 10
amsnd hs retqn which sn,snded psien this day filed the
eaq.e The doth orlOr, tina, Thomas sl VIM Il Eanss
e,i Chaa Honiuran Balon John J. eter john Ieier,
Rodaphus Ie.er VIM Grecn John F. Wiley and u Wal.
hal appear Term Of this Court and shnw
any they why the OF tho lstonsr Jsmcs G
Vaughan h .sd original petition made should not DO denied and
Of this orsr be served said ieaI Wiley WStha
Jeters exr and and appearing that aion Thomas
ibc Charles Boncran. and VIM Esnes are NOS ahalse.sf a.
Commonwealth ordered Thata copy OF lhls o'er be pup
ssd week for eight weeks iesen pugis6s ~ e
City Of Richmond Copy-lssle = v Lsstb
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THE BROTHERS MONTEsQUloU AND THE IIoMi
CIlES AT 81 I.OItIS

The dcporabIc and almost ncomprchrneibe event which
produced much sensation IN The public mind al ST. Loui.
few weeks Gu and much grief in several families,
10 have excited equal sensation and grief in Fmncc Thu
last brings from Mr. tives Ministerial Pa
ts letter Of his Senator Bcnton with many letters
tamd official documras to himself, and Others 10 Senator
Benton Senator Cass, and the Hon. Mr. Winhropon tin
subject of ibis most melancholy Tcsclctttrs
make known the fact that the father of these young gentle
men thc late Count Montesquou aborcd under insanity,
and destroyed his life years ago. and that their ed
brother is insane IN Paris and hence raise The ire
.tac inference that inherited insanity have broken
out in The brothers ST. Louis.
All tie letters speak Of them i'll the crn remark
able for the aiabiy Of their characters and their mild nnl
noirnsive manners" that they the United State
for information and recreation, ancspccaly the West
country, and with a.l,ph and credit They dies
ccnd from family u France not only Of great historic
but distinguished for private virtues The celebrated Duke
De Ia Rochetnncauld Lancouri, author of the Max
inns is their grandfather on the mothers side the present
Duke de u Rocaeucaud writes in their behalf as his neph
ews The General Oudnol Duke Of Reggie and General
Alright (Dukc) If paua also in their behalf rcla
tons Tho Corn, Montesqno himself belonged to the dis
tingushcd and amiabc family Of that name Many Amer
icas IN Paris, among them W. H. Aspin"ail o. New ork
also WRITE and with all tho deep feeling which the view o
the asonizcd condition of the unhappy mother and eiationa
naturally inspires These letters and official attestatios
are all forwarded ST. Louis have Their effect in explain
ing . transaction which seemed TO be incomprehcnsiblc.
Wc believe the trial has yet taken place Al St Lous
ae papers will show il Ia be dcorablc o inherite
insanity breaking ont in strange land and leading To
ctlamous calm and unpreJudiccd trial IL
sured by the character population and by The artcn
lar conduct of the inhabitants of ST Louis the Of the
dreadful occurrence and where the circumstances
exciting Two amablc young killed. Two others wound
ed all in their roons by strangers just arrived and BE-
whom and themselves not look had ever been
exchanged the crowded hotel and the neghborood raised
By the loud report Of The firearms and rushing the CHASTITY
scene; yet the made without violence the
happy strangers conducted to prison without HARM and, up
fear of attempt The prison, conducted 10 the
military barracks fifteen mites distant and there mlitary
guarded and protected This honorable 10 the popua
ton and 10 the character of the hotel Brnn one OF the
most respectable in America and whose proprietor the
uncle of one of the young killed This camness
dcaton and regard justice and decorum AT the moment
of the catastrophe gives Of npreudced trial
the time il shall ake place. and that these unfortunate
young gentlemen will be dealt with precisely if they
our own ciiizens Z
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-12-28

For The Eaguirer.
SADLER'S HOTEL.-'ro talk Of rcstoraycs in the cit.
of Richmond, withou, .akin. SadIcrs establishment int
consideration should hc considered the 1hn folly
and whoever present The 'ishine up' the
prepared for his friends Christmas day would sanrpn
that fact The variety, quality and quantity the best Tie
markets alod, and the attention make his friends feel
comfortable and pleasant be- surpass, where
no time May Sadlc deserving encouragement procure tp
him the prosperity H. justly deserves is the general wish
Of his friends and transient customers.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-12-28

~ OTI<E. iitin- been appointed hy t!.i Winfield Sc" Tho
special agent himself and Of his wife Mrs Maria Mayo
TRANSFER either of them, this aud
vicinity The easn oil houses. plantations and grln
ami other connected with the Mrs Abigail May"
doc d. hereby inform those who have business with The Ia
the premises
Nov n wim ". GQDDIN
|COURAND'S CELEBRATED ITALIAN MEDI-
" GATED SOAP aud also Towards Improved Chemical Chic
ride Soap rendering the hahest ecdc smooth white AID
salluWncss inl irckc
s snoilns influence immediately alay" the
Mosquito Bites while diating tile ori
Of wrinkles and hanlses Them, il already found elcns the
checks the cleaess and smoohnes OF youth For safe by
GAYSOR n WOOD.
Druggists, door above City Hotel Richmond Va.
IN CHA NCERY -vIRGINIA.-At rules held in the Clerks
fce The county tr; of Powiaan, from tic jl tie 10Th LAY
Of November. ISIS inclusive.
Sally Swami Randolph Newton, AMI Richard Rainc am
beth his wife, ltniil,,
Against
anln Virginia, his wife. formerly Virginia Mcl,A
tri, William Garral aHl his wife Mary Reecca, irmcy Mary
Rcbrcca sally Wooon. Ialu a
ha his wife, formerly Martha r. Faulkner and Fleming ="
Defendants
The plaintiffs filed their bill against the defendants aud defend
Iiamlin and Virginia his wife, Robert " R"d, Anderson
becca Sally Wooson and Fleming Swami having
their appearance AMI given security according r act o As
this Court ami appearing by satisfactory
inhabitants this Commonwealth therefore
ordered that appear here before the first Monday ia
nary and the plaintiffs hill and That Of this
order be forthwith inserted in newspaper published ~ ne city OF
Richmond eight weeks sceesys and that another copy be
posted the front uf Tue Court House OF Tins county o" soio
Nav q cwaw WIN. & DANCE CLERK.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-12-28
EAUQUIER LAND FOR SALE.
.EuIp nE IA A EARM

TIME hs Farm, made las, September having
COMPLIED offered This Fana the
valuable the county Il lies n nilos Of the aran
miles of tho village Warrcn,
between i've Of the Fauquer White Sui ur Springs
is between hundred and thousand the greater o
rel soil generally found counfry.
lar. portion fine bottom meadow land rendering the Farm al
ma6y and grazing good springs
line stream running through the wlIols Farm.
The improvements comfortable plain Farmhouse Barn
Stables Cabins each tvn: recently put So
very these elevated tho erection OF such bet
might prefer Commanding lul
The desirable
pory; proximity The canal the village NaIen,o and the
Springs. aoris than health
society aud by the raa acca aud ready market m
The will lac liberal purchasers could
we. desire. Pocssln suit the purchaser with
desirable arrangement IL putting Il growing crop.
Purchasers the Farm, referred Edmund
Esq the nccuu3 Charles Chiffon. Grrci
E-ur, residents within miles,
JAMES FONTAINE Of Hanover.
T. THORNTON OF Frederic kshurg
Auy o A. r RDso, tlcrrsaui
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-12-28
THE DANGERS TO THE UNION--THE TRUE
CONSERVATIVE SPIRIT

THE DANGERS III TIL. UNlDN.--IHE I'LL T.
CONSERVATIVE SPIRIT
Let no one suppose Labor under the least sentiment
Of hostility TO the Union BY means We hold The
unbonded devotion ito permanently II is The brightest
and best Gift of the wise aa good who lived in The day
orits formation They designed II he the shield Of the
equal rights Of young am! free people. So ong il 10 be
kept preserved and used None but the reckless or the il.
contemplate il Otherwise No,ic the
ever he instrumental in defeating lis great designs.
That of s purposes has been for the time arrested
siderable portion of the people sincerely believe. That further
cncroachmcns npcnd us many do doubt. That
for great practical end the Constitution longer exists
is susceptible the cecst demonstrations T,s hss serious
declaration ly hc cApcrence OF few years past.
slave escapes Massachusetts New York. lie has been
stolen or cnced away from his master in Maryland V.i
MIA The Constitution cnoins il high uly thai The slave
shall be promptly restored to his owner All good men are
required to obey the command of hi, fundamental law Of The
Republic Blu, how is this duty met What legal
ments exist provide the for its enforcement p!
Nonc--li,erny and truly This sh be snlrrhie.
Silence and nnc,ion nigh; uc !.ie,n.:a Blu. socre
Is not merely aarc provide by law for the execution Of
The declarations Of the Constitution but laws adc and
penalties imposed prerent all clzeNs % these States from
aiding in their execution. IN instances those who
ss In rfcsug fugitive slave made cons and in other
cases heavy penalties denounced against them for
forming The laws of Congress made to give vgor ant e
feet the provisions of the Constitution. h practical
ccl this of things aa hen for several years past
an annual ioss OF least three hundred thousand dollars
The slave States The borIcr States Of Maryland and Della
ware will in years be dcnudcd of their slaves yirgnia
now serious sufferer will find her slave property hardly
worth the vcxation and expense of preserving II will seek
the South with har best population or be lost TO her
by The scnl and lnsiduo OPERATIONS of the enemies of her
peace and the vioators of the Constitution of the country
The work of revolution and OF wrong stops not here The
aeilaors insist on abolition of slavery by cnactmens OF
Congress- in the District of Columbia. Our Senators and
Representatives in Congress- and our people of the South
are 10 DO forbidden bring there their slaves The man Of
tho North may surrounded by his selected domestcs
but VIC from the South dare introduce hase who the
Constitution has recognized h The mark of inferioy
is be extended ous step further The vast and rich terri
tories woe acquisition has been the result Of 'ha JOINT vaor
and contributions Of all paris of or country are to be
propliaed to tho exclusive use of the people Of the non
sayeholdlng States How the savehodng State. SUBJ
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-12-28
10 LUMBER GETrEIsS.

PROPOSALS will w. received by Tho undersigned until the 9Th
January furnishing the James River AMI kan,wha tn
with thirty thousand ice heart inch boards ily liz,
Thousand
pieces rac sc1ls inches square Tic whole
he IL be ai the heart
Ils wind shakes AMI required lie delivered III the months
March and April nox The scanng at ten different Locks situate
Sco'isyilc aud ynchs and the other lumber Lock \,
10 Amherst Bids will he received however Tor It's delivery
Of the Richmond book. subject 10 The risk OF trar
until removed by the Company Bids will also h. received W Ii
furnishing fourth part Of each description Of material
u T." tiiiNS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-12-28

The Printing Office Of the llarrisonbrrg Republican
entirely destroyed by fire. on Monday December l7h together
with the account books, &c. Loss estimated Al 81 500
which Mr. Mapn, The editor and proprietor. is unable to
hear, and II il hoped his friends and patrons will
him i'll his former position The Messrs. WARrMaxx al
the Register have generously rendered Ia Mr. NJ the
their press paper and types and from that office The cn-
tit. Such generosity the part of political opponents
highly honorable.
We learn from the Register tina, bctwceni ana 5000 have
been subscribed by The citizens of Rockingham for The
lief of Mr. Maupn; the democrats subscribing n literally
Whigs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-12-28
Ten DOLLARS REWARD.

pANAWAl rnm The suscrlber lew days cc. my Neern Man.
III ANDREW The said Negro likely fellow, Is ~
comnleXion rather Intelligent puca al him
Richmond oi Mr. repIean last May ilp "a. raised nc'i
fredericksburg which PLACE rIoa h. lurking The
reward will be paid who will deliver HIM
Stony Point Mills Cumberland HIM in a that
him. joel. j. SCOTT.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-12-28

The New York Herald estimates the total loss sustane
by Messr Woolscy Co of that city, in the destruction o.
their sugar refinery by fire Saturday night at s53o
including materials machinery and buildings. tits said ta
but small portion ofths loss is covered BY insurance
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-12-28
IN CIIANCERY-NlRnNIA: At Rues held ~ tie Clerk :
ONCE o7 tie Superior Court Chacey lor the Rchn1g Cir
cult tho sih day Gf l!ecember 1919;

against
William w Ferguson and other Defendants.
The defendant above named having entered his appearance
given security according Assembly and the Rules al this
Court and il appearing satisfactory violence that he is
b,aa this Commonwealth ordered that The sahl defendant ia
ancar NJ the rules be held for tho said court on TIC m ao.y
February e1t aid answer hill OF the PLAINTIFF anil mat copy 81
thls arr lie forthwith inserted In come newspaper published III The
CIV richnond for months successfully AMI posted al Tho
front door of tho State Cour House IN the said city -
~ Cory leste, !. RphEhl% '1'ls.
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TH u SMIT FIELD a q A ID ENVY,
!. IIIt.. EllI Srl- III. e MIGIIT


VlL opened the inst Monday JANUARY under the charge
w Of Mr. Richard Cary gentleman OF high a,tainnents and
character who graduated William and Mary Col
lee with distinguished honons The course Of arlction will include
branches good and thorough English ect
@ latin, Mathematics will he taught; and the student,
confde the OF Mr. Chr. will have a
runiy being well prepared college, the counting house and
l they be well fitted for all the active vacations OF life
Snthicld distinguished for health and exemption from dli'
Terms OF tuition lo-wi
ffhc Latin and Greek Languages and Mathematics for the sco
T,- IN, other br,nchcs -
10 paid quarterly advance the Treasurer Beard ay b' Oh
500 The and III good private houses i"r
The village contains Erso. Presbyterian onu ia
Methodist Churches Those intending airnnzs the
their early day For further
address Atku Esd President OF the Board Of Trustees
~ the Principal, Smiihf.li, Virginia
~ TIE PRESIDENT OF TIE BOARD OF TRUSTEES.
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about two miles from the qad between Richmond and Tap
pahunaock pho location leah all seasons, the hn
s Greeted expressly for Academic purposes) furnished in supe
nor style The system Of the Virginia Military Institute far
abe has been successfully nrOduceda securing order
Promoting the moral and intellectual culture Of youth eccy
h" other devised The School is In
condition and the subscriber aided by associates Of ability ess
W. and Il s Smih will thorough Instruction in all the
laugh! IN best Academies French and Tactics will also
taught The School will be the Goth Of January
nh o. December w.h the exception cf mopiLs vacation IN The
sier Heard uon and every necessary leIceF lights for
Iottfs Ito Address Siafonyille r. o. - JNQ H. PITTS
gu.
es 70 ccI,y that Mr. j. III Pits Principal Of Runfod Acade
~ s unon with the highest honais his class in
since that eriqd has lcen constantly and Successful
a-chars3 the duties Teacher FecYood Academy
p snseiaiy canmen Runon Academy under chass Of Mr.
all who may paronize him. " - 80 ~ ~
gives me pleasure further to add that during
% he nsae ne DISCHARGED, Tor
& - 81 o. Languages and
s Academy We have received into this
~ MS pupils one Of them stands No present 2n Class The
"s bids fair TO stand No the Class To the highest ulens
quales Mr. Pits un,e- ZEAL and has always een n
DEF 4-eow3m SUM- ya Ni,.rv ..ir,,.
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WES.r VIEW.

ynSS School, Ladies' which has been III successful opera
non during nine years the direction Mrs NJ A Jones AMI
Miss Lucy Randolph will he continued by them the ensuing year
Mason Brunswick county, Va eleven miles above Bcie and
on tho stage line leading from that place 10 Lawencevie
will the first Monday IN February and
continue, htemission till the last day OF November folio"
nr-as will be given.
Terms the u 10 months Board $50 tuition n English
Frcnch Music $40 No charge for medical aeritces
ul they he necessary Address DR. George Masn Stony Mount
HnrrwicE, Va, or Mrs. NJ A. Jones, Principal
Petersburg lnlellsencer pleascEupy Dec f-c1aWOw
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NUMBER 60.

Gen C.ss looks remarkably We'll AMI il ,i,, i.iy IN! y
' session He Is on and opposed To The Wilma. PS
Nis" and will against ii should! come mo in IN, S,,
al., ana then resign his seat
We have doubt tho Washington Z CORRESPONDENT 81 ,t
Philadelphia ~ American, truly represents tie glorious oa
fellow He will stand ty his principles and stick to tls Con
stl"n, though The political clements r.af RAG around his
head In this connection, proud sec thai rortion
III The northern democracy still remain True to the cons
ton The Albany Argus Of the able ard most inu,n-
a papers in the morrill, nalgcs in The lwin liberal ,cn
imens in regard 10 the letters Of Acsss Foote Cinenan
and Mangun 10 the publication Of which even southern
Wing Journals snccringly alluded =
THE SLAVERY QUESTION In another coiln,n will
e found the letters of Mcssrs. Footc clnoman with
the concurring views Of Mr. Nangum in relation Il, the
course OF the Southern States in The event Of the rsSn
VI the Nino Proyso. and The attempt abolish SLAYER, in
HE District of Columbia. Thu; these letter: express tn
general Southern view OF the slavery question and the feel
Ing III that section. is undeniabe In, direction the o,s
ZION VIII take. Is not obvious
The letters of Mrssrs Footc and Clpo,,n mn. v,o Ia
bold and free tone iii spirit Wanting. hut with an
obvious determination The part of those ,lstn shpl
gentlemen ana nose inr whom they speak, 10 combine in
some form, the Strength Of the South against what the, IL
Safd IS TIE aggressive spirit of the North.
90 lh liz THESE movements apply la the Nnoi Pr,wiSp
ana the attempted abolition of slavery in the District at
iHlioE II does mol surprise that tho feeling
The sentiment united in that quarter A. such il i. entitled
IL respect and consideration and should hc me, i'm Il iuSi
liberal and c"ncilaioy spirit II, however extends
yoni ilS Ia the question al The admission, California,
with It's constitution OF State government IN ~, sent
new question of agitation in which probably the opinions Of
The North will be equally united with reasonable cxpccra
ton Of less lrannIy the South
lppropus-1hc New York Herald ol Yesterday contains
III, patriotic and manly reply Of General Cas- an invita-
ION by several highly respectable Democrats or The cit.
View ok I" parlak, OF public dinner In relation the
slavery question, II incucalcs the Ground, and only
ground, which act together as great and ,nut.
l!iS whole, ana strengthen and uphold The Union