Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-09-12
DIED, ut his residence, (Sco.tsvill",) New Kent, on FL
dav, The 9Th OF September, JAMES SrAMPEH, IN the 55i
TO tie Eiiiors 81 me Enquircr:

GcrtIcncr --Lurln, u ssyerc enal OF sickness. If ~
! winch an slo.iy r-tu. cri-s jut !cry !ceLic, Il ...rLh ot
! MINI saw Il nGttcc IN yoLr pap": (wkiCn IL e.cr sol 70
me tt John 2 EIward., iorcy:n Al ming AL pe..ons from
traiim. COR L boId o! Le fGr Si%, payable &c Ia.cncl
Mu!re, -, n" vi;s.holi- the Etsrc from nc Tor which the
bond vas %giycT.' A lie up0 il, face! the pgor BOY
ni.n, nave ,nyoi hinsgi the czEcE-e CT tGis notice, Ms !
should have dlsgr"cri myself uy onrriGg 10 IlgnsiGr ~"
bond Oi such u saufn"r Ia any pcr-pI. The lie has travel
ri round the earth, bu, truth anu facts have put on their
!rurs to overhaul the swift winged messenger OF ia!,chUod
r.L chiunny. u nnilcc now compels III 10 expose han
&c Il . woiii vhich / only in;.Ect,! - do ~ the end ~ the
yrar, II, TIE 5arcit.c Cpy.t t.o''e ct No ., l. cou"iy "a.T:c
ms lIJ"Ur, Il the bond i nv punntLal!i p,i, ior lc
rriCs nrf i~ccep.iII nc prGc?Ccd upon ME, whereby have
been greatly danI.itc! amG regretted much 10 have IL Il
that. WHY did not thcIi;t.c cl.eat tell The .tols TUT. rnd
save. me the pain and trouble oil thus cXpQsin. bIa why
sch Erevarication'
my servants for thirty Lcnr. ara I,GiL. ed EcsrI AI:ed
one II, public nrcuSn, ~ !: well kno"n-"l"rys privately,
tim; nigh; Jc.Gct Il god itn.r ."r t""I", ttAlr1 i'.c'
les. rtET Il hiTGd publicly. linying to yo"HI r.H!G!. /.
hire !yr the prrscnt year. ! ~r"r" . ""''"~
10 be tack up AT Kin. William Court House, tina, would
hire them privately at that place Oh The Is, dny @. Jauua
ry. The day came, with the ground covered with .aux
Chi s.,i tes6ie aI .as, . wls ,Ec.c. John i Edward,
applied to ne for enc OF i.-rn. isoked At tin, and .s"id
In Ming William Where were you raised" In
King William" How FAR do you live from Wu!kert0u,"
Il live two miles from the Aciuinton Church. two miles
from Rumtord Academy, two miles from George I'd
wards" etc His irlCnd, witt. 'fho!G was acquainted
having introduced hin. To me as a Leriect gentleman " n
good master and Il good lone. ior IN: servant. asked
Edwards If he had seen tue err Yes What will
you give me for her" 81 will give you So" said 20;
30 lat year. and every dollar paid down to-day. II vii
1--WE you siy" E / Won't 'nkc it" i viii giv@ you si5."
| paused and reflected Il inCiaent, and Concluded, us II; will
be- slch II good home for her, ncu: to be-. mother, where
she can sec her yltcni near 10 the AcndrIav. where have
II ron ~ srhool, IN sight % Dr. naa:c! n. Gregg, my inuI!.
~ physician, sl,uld hEr hc s:cG. my ron will inform the
Doctor, who will promptly attrnc 20 her. ! concluded 10
take hi o!cr. Though ir!t assured, ut the price, scr
want. hired on ;hr, day, ii had set her up nj public nuc.
zion. sue would !av" brought mc from S1U;D -. drew
n blank bon / from my pocket, aid TO his friend. | sup.
pose sou will I've his security; Yea. Well, III UP that
pond. They started to the store for pen and ink, While
rcmEiGCt o. tie step! OF tie gh"gwEy Il" tic store, coI.
vcrsing with n trend. They returned IRON III" store, say.
in-. SIT : all right" just NJ that moment, Col Harden Lit.
;cpngc stepped up. asked him 10 witness the bond
He asked, DO you both acknowledge this 10 bc your hand
aIu . ais, les. Tne Colonel signed III. ZANE ne wi;ncs.
'hcu laid 10 rnc, well Mr. MuTe, you have got a good
home tor her. Just before wns lcrV.ng tor home, I'd.
ward, Came to me and said, mad you not be:ier s-ni rh",
girl ovor 10 morrow" No-you ird better come Tor her.
Well. srii he. IL 10 l.orr, " ID h good day. will; take care
of her tor me TIL come. Very we'll, ! will do shat
Ai:cr we parted, Arthur Wnlkrri vino had been a Ii.
sir. -apposo you viii spt the grl hire! from iou today
over thu river. w"n,t y"ui q suppose b." meant terry.
irrc) "" hired Ii girl from ne You have hired no girl
from met" Well, tn; my h%rother.in law hired her tor
No" We'll, prn;rs; she -hnIl not hv" with yOH ="
immediately went in pursuit.! OF Edwards, but could no:
lind him. found Lis friend aud security, ami asked him
Tor Edwards. lilo said, J TcckG!I hCIs gene Well. said
I. ''who 10 you suFp"-e Edwards hired M Si:l torny !ori
himself or who" 'ForEilrsc.f," hc said. $50 Thought,
mud 70 Col. I~.ictlcpagr thought; but Arthur Nnlkcl -ays
he hired hey Tor him. Now, iii, | protest she shalI no,
live with Walker" ard lei; lor hGuo. The next day i,
rninri and showed; br. .rthGr Waller auu: II ;.nn md
cart for her, without IN o.deI, note. or = wuid iron. Ed
wards. refused 20 let her 20. ThG mex, day was .a!r.
aad john D Edwards came EjnI-alf. met min in the
yard aud ias!;"t hun III. Alter s1IGc friendly chat, he
stii, why did you not send me that gIri ycstcrdhyii-I
You did not come or send :Gr hor.' replied. We'll.
bu, Arthur Wnlkrr sen; for her Il did not hire Ter Ia
Walker" well, but hired her for him " WHY did
YOU not tell III" 90 nj the time! II you had, would
have told you at once you could nor got her to live with
Walker tor 500 " year ion can Take the girl home with
you to br employed III your service, but lo, an hour ii
tr .crvic" OF Walker" No., have ns many now H. can
cmplo?. or have Inni to work" Very wei, let Walker
have Ghr OF Sonl-, and put mine IL hcr place " "No, |
won: do thai" Plainly provln. he you'd no, ,rlst hi5 ow.
where he wished to put min". He went 81 in n lc; -
While in my yard, said YOU can 'nkr IL" sirl witt! yor,
To Be- employed by you, hutnn, by Walker. mo. won't"
VERY well then; il you do not pay ina, ooAdihc Istdry Of
January, | viii -ueit forthwith" - h" Ind no cause 20 fear
would transfer his bond. On the 2:h day Gf February,
King William Court day, Mr.. Benjamin Albert Cooke. the
Dcpu /; CLERK. myself and son, were s;andin. near the
Office in conversation. when John b. Edwards
(wi.h some men suppose as wi;ncs-es,) STEPPED up and
sn!t, well, FIR, Hc you ready to deliver mr. the Gr9r1 I
hired ri YOU frs, sir, nj any moment 70 he employed by
you. hut not an hour hy Arthur Walker Take notice, rcG.
gro. and he won't le, me huvc her. la rcspUrsc sn!i,
notice Mr.. Cooke, say ! nm ready at any tToni"n: to
lciivcr him the .i.ltO ne employed III his service, but no:
M hOnr i'll Arthur Wrlkcr's.
On the 18th OF March. received n note from Edwards,
.ayin. 'tte negro l hired OF you (he don't say she w"s Tor
Wu!krr) the lot day OF january last, ! rem, for ns you
NlbH hHh SDu t'Ai-fh " o'b1'' b''T Ns''''S' 'ht' ~ "
inform you, unless you deliver me my bond. by the 2'th ui
the present MONTH, ! shall lnEc steps 10 force you IL"
lays: +" sent ior the negro, &c" u; you hm%~:1 NnT.
chapter OF Revelations and eth verse, that hi liars shnli
have their part III the lake that Eurncih with IRE and br!m.
stone. which is the second death" ! know Arthur " aiker
sent for her, without al order, note. or Ii word from I'd.
wards. who hid promised 10 tHkr care Of the girl tor till
ne came tor her. He shifts HE grounds nov. Sni wants
his bond instead Of the negro n. he calls her. Hi. notice
in the Enquirer. must presume, is the steps he ins"s To
force me to deliver up hi, bond. This hOni | shall hold
n n guarantee To secure me the damages have sustained
in not hiring out IN" girl ON the lat d. al january 10
advantage. IA he said himself in my house, ml-ht have
hired out fifty on tia: Gay. end has ns to board nni min.
tain her till the 2srlI ui Auril. before could hire rer
again, and having TO take so for her Ill" balance OF III"
year. whore she i. now treated well and humanely.
Thus imvr suffered by the deception, fraud. md trick.
Cheats punishable by the common law. may, IN :"a"T"l.
be- described t9 BE- dcce!ttLI practices. " 0eirau"in!, or
rndenvor!ns TO i-irhud another OF n, Known r!-ht by
means OF some artfGi DEVICE. cantr4'y to III" plain rules OF
common h0prsty. FrGud, coiiusioE nmd g.lie, are deemed
unlawful hy the laws Of TlrsEit.
M.. Wchs.cr sSy- fraud il deceit, deception, trick. ar.
tiice, By which The right. or interest OF another is injured;
or srrarnoem lntrr ed TO Oh. ain advantage over another
by imposition Or Immoral means. particularly deception in
contracts or bargains and sale, either by stating ~isl,ehonds,
or suppre-siu- truth" Or. Palry says, the designed con
continent 1t any truth, which relates to the matter Ia a-i.
tation, is rs much n violation Of an oath rs to testify tua
positive tsl-ehaod." See PHlcy's Philosophy.
have been ,hu- prOliS. in order 10 give TO the world a
true statement; al the affair, that they may Judge III. care
in righteousness The above statement at Edwards
course. i. rs near rerbatm rs can recollcc,; it il certainly
cor. Get III substance.
t'.nHsr To glre this reply one insertion in the En-.
quircr IN fair type, and send the ar,idots IL far as Ed
wards ban" h"s gone. Not satisfied 10 injurc lnr IN - pc.
cuEiary point OF view, ne has tried IL SANDER me, by pub.
fishing III y0Ir paper II false statement OF the facts IL the
case. Should he csuse Inc to notice him again In the pl,
pcrs, ] will lash him naked through the world and let him
20. I'LL take him nj the bar OF the Court House, before his
Honor, to answer Tor his misdecds. OF trick. deception,
prcvarication, fraud, cuiiu.ion. guile, hrtihce, strn:nc"m
and SANDER !! i'm too old now to be- trihcd win hy
boys. This reply has been delayed By affection.
THACKER HUIRE.
Sept l2-clt Walkerton. King and Queen. Va.
NOTICE
AN the 9Th day of September. ls56, there was seized