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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-09-17

Court, 1911
shirley Tisdale, PpE
John Tisdale, Nicholas Johnson, and Samuel
Henson, Dap,a
The defendant John Tisdale not having en-
tered has appearance and given security &C.
cording TO the act ofasscmbly and The rules
OF this court, and it appearing to the satisfaction
OF the court, that he IS not an inhaotant of this
state Therefore, on the motion of the plsintiif'
oy WIN u. Po'nde xter, his attorney, his ordered,
and decreed by the Court, That he aonear here
on the second Monday in November next and
lille sufficient answer to the plaintiffs bill -
and that copy of this order be forthwi inser.
I w., III sne Enquirer, newspaper printed in the
City OF Richmond, for eight weeks successiye,v.
and that another copy be posted at the front
door OF the Court house of this county on some
court day.
Il Cohy-Tesfe.
NICHOLAS ] PoINDEXTER, D. C.
September Is y8
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JOHN HASTINGS.

NURSERYMhN, G rJ,rcr, Sacdsman atl
~ Florist, hast for ssls Aopie, Ptach Pi4,a6,
Necfdrine, APRICOT, and Ch1rJ.vees of the best
sorts, aud all now in Furnishing CONDITION
Also, Goose6erry and Carrant bushes, with nu-
merous variety vi shrubs and plants Of tic most
rare kind
Gentlemen who are DESTROYS of furnishing
tneir Orchards or Gardens with the best kinds
OF fruit, have now good opre ,un,ty of doing so.
as the approaching sessOn promises to be favor
able for transplantipg.
Orders should be forwarded by the frs, Of.
Nov. to Messrs. Fitzwiiylsonn & Potter.
Sept. l3. wsw
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THE SUBSCRIBERS

EG leave to inform their friends and thu
A5 public, that they have taken for a term Of
years, the large, commodious and comDle,ejy
hre-proof Brick house belonging to Capt Rookie.
ana situated at the intersection of Cary street
ny the cross street leading from the main street
10 enokoe Warehouse, where they will ccntin-
us WIN uhremltted industry and attention to-
prosecute the business of Auctioneers and com.
MISSION Merchants-They will make as h.re,o-
Iore liberal advances in cash on al sorts Of goods
entrusted TO their care. and storage will be,
charged where sales are effected.
Noncure. Robinson i5' ,PleaSanta.
Aug. 80 ~
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NOrICE.-The Subscriber being DESTROYS
~ of sscertaining the state of the affairs Of
the late Major Lawrence Butler. deed. re.
quests all persons having claims against his es-
tate, to make them Known TO him without de-
lay. In making this communication tie claie
msnt is asked to state particularly the nature,
smount and date of his demand. Those who are
indebted to the estate, are hereby called ups
Oh tSmske payment.
ROBERT PAGE. Ad,nr at
Win the VIII annexed o.
LAWRENCE BUTLER, decd.
Frederick County, Va
September 3. o.
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- OTICE-ID consequence of the pe.ten.
tIary having reduced the price of their
NAILS one cent in the pound, with an ayowed
'ntentlon to beat down all its competitors
Therefore give notice that have also fallen
Que cent VA the pound, Of all my nails sold for
cash, IN order that the difference between the
price OF my md their nails may be the
same as formerly--Aud therefore trust 1 shall
nave continuance of my customers and pub
lies iayOrs.
ARCHIBALD MCCALL.
Richmond, Sept. 10. w2m
COMMITTED to the Jail of Northufnr.er-
~ land County on the 9th July, 1911, a NE.
GRO NAN, who calls himself HARRY, SUB.
posed to be about forty years Of age, about S.
leet six inches high, ola dark complexion. las
down look when spoken to, and was dressed
10 sailors clothes, says ne belongs TO a Capt.
Hams, who sails from the ports Of Philadeiobia
aud New-York.
RoYSToE Belts, Jr.
Goaker.
September g. w2na
PRIN TING,
OF xvEHT DEses1PTIoN, NEATLY xxasurSp
Al THIS cyFICE. T.
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NJ OTICE.-An persons having CLAIMS a.
" gaInst the Estate of Minton Collins, dec.
are requested to exhibit them for adiustm. nj
and those indebted will please to make imme.
date payment, to
= RICHD. DENNY,
Aug. so. wifi
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Aug. so.

BOARDING HOUSE IN WILLIAMS
H BURG.--The Subscriber residing IN the
City OF Williamsburg, continues TO furnish
board, lodging, washing and entertainment, on
reasonable terms, for Lsdies, Gentlemen, Bows
and Girls, by the year, quarter, month or siorfe-
feriod-Her house is large and commodious !;
and she hopes, by the goodness of accommoda :
tons, and sssiduoUs endsavors TO please, to
give general satisfaction, and mecit the patron
age of the public.
ANNA. BYRD.
Aug. so. wSw
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OTiCE.--A petition will be presented to
the next General Assembly, to encrease
the powers Of the Trustees oftnc town d nan.
chester, and to anthorse the county Cour, o.
Cbestcrheid to open road from the Turu3ite
10 the Broad Rock asaing places Oh Cae isis ..
James River.
Sept. O. q,
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TIE SURScRSRER.

THE SUBSCR{BER,
H AVING removed 10 te House lately &C
4 oup@d by MIR Benjamin johnson, near
the Bason, tenders his services e. the public rs
Commission Merchant: consigners may rest as.
sured of my best attention to their interest, dis
patch and punctuality.
Q. NORRIS.
Sept. 8. w4uG
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FIVE DOLLARS REWAKD.

- UNAWAY from the Subscriber. a Negro
IA Man named Harry, about the 18Th OF Aug.
,ast' ne IS about feet, 6 to 4 inches high, dark
biacts, he formerly belonged to Col JoIin Har-
we, decd and known about as a CARPENTER.
some call him Little Harry when ~ work. he
frequently has "a collection Of dirt in the corner
OF his eyes, from carelessness in not washing his
face. l expect he 10 Iurking about the neigbbor-
mood OF this City, perhaps imposing himself for
s, nee man, or trying to make out of the state
whoever will deliver him to me near Bacon
quarter branch, shat have the above re ward.
l. Il. JUDAH
sept o. II
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TAKEN UP BY JOHR RRDD.

TAKEN UP BY JOHyv Reid,
I IVING "a Henry County, On SMITHS River
IL near Henry old Courthouse, a Bay Mare
about nine or ten years old, with a star on her
forehead, one of her hind feet white, branded
on the Main Shoulder with the letter C.. post
ed and appraised TO fifty dollars before me,
JOHN STAPLES, Sen'r.
May 90.
CoPy.-7sstc,
WALLER Redo, c. H.o.
Sept. 8, wsw
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LANES RIVER LAND FOR SIZE.

4 >RTER'S FERRY, and the land adioin-
" ing' containing $40 Acres, so of which ia
prime Low Grounds, perfectly reclaimed. on
TINS plantation the buildings are comfortable !;
with houses convenient for the planter and far.
mer. Also 469 Acres, within two miles of
winch Tobacco land is standing in heavy tim
ber-both tracts abousd with fine water. and
nom experience, believe IL to be as healthy
as any spntin Virginia II is thought unneces.
sa'y TO give minute description of this pro-
perry, 1t is 80 generally known--ft certainly
possesses advantages which few plantations on
the river do---sEualed opposite Gainesville,
where every kind OF produce can be sold, the
advantage OF one of the most public ferries on
the river, above The falls, and two acres of rich
Low Grounds, on the opposite side of the river,
WIN dwelling house, and grsnary, fixed for
grocery, which is bringing money to tli4 hands
OF the proprietor every day-by application to
the proprietor, who resides on The premises par.
ticuiar pains will be taken to she W tse property
and the terms made known.
JOHN WOODSON.
September f3. "a
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OTiCE.-All those who have claims ag.
l gainst the estate of Joseph Scott, decd.
arr AT requested to make them known, and all
ther by bond, note or open account. are INFORM.
ed that suits will BE- commenced unless speedy
settlements are made.
VIM SCOTT,
bxeostOr Of 5Oscph Scoft, Decd
N. ID MAJOR Archibald Dcnholn Is iilIy
empowered by me, IT, transact all business for
.ne estate OF Joseph Scott, deceased) in my ss,
WIN SCOTT,
Executor S1Oseph Scott, deed.
Aug. 80. Az
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RICHMOND STONE WIRE 1ilyyD. .
EI(,I0 RY

BENZ AMIN DUVAL, & Co have COM,
4 D menced 4 STONE WARE fINyyE1cL.
1ORf, at Dnval's Tile Msnufsctory. WITH ma.
feriais WHICH they think superior, to any hereto.
iore used IN the u. States The ,llawinn NJ
tner Fist Kiln, justifes this opinion and con.
vihGes IN M, that they can sell on better tes.s
70 the buyer, than any Manufactory on,he Cor.
n"hus' ep6w&wtf
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THE SUBNCRfBER

AVlNG purchased OF Messrs Pollok 6,
L Tredway, OF Manchester, their intire stock
o' Goods, amounting 20 about SIS, eco, coasist.
ing of genera! assortment of Dry Goods and
Hardware, offers them by whslessle at reduced
prices for cash OF on short credi,
5oSIIH ROBSON
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VIRGINIA ARGUS.
RT C II N o " d,
T H u RSDAY, MAY 80, 1911.

The rumor of battle off our coast is con-
trmed. AS usual, the British are in the wrong
iheforbearanceofC Commodore Rodgers CON
duct appears to'have been as conspicuous in
the f1rst instance, as it was decisive after
wards. We lament the death and wounds of
those who have suffered in the action; but It
the same time we are not without hope that
1t may induce the officers of his Britannia
Majesty on this station to behave better in fu-
ture; -that is to respect our rights and be
more civil
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-05-30

Departed this life, on Friday, the 18th day
of May, at his seat in Buckingham county,
MIR. ROBERT KINCAID, aged AZ years. He
was justly lamented, by all who had the plea
sure of knowing him.
Too often has the trite Latin adage De
nortuiS nil ni6i bonunl, been so charitably ad-
hered to, in newspaper mortuary paragraphs
as to pay perhaps, not sufficient attention to
truth. The writer of this, fully aware how
common place, such productions are gener-
ally viewed, would be silent but that his
high estimation of the virtues of the decea-
sed urges him to endeavor to pay some small
tribute, to the memory of his friend-And he
does it with pleasure, and confidence, be-
cause he is convinced, that to effect his OBJ
ject, he has only "to unfold plain and I'M
vanished tale" On this subject to speak the
truth is to pronounce an eulogium which ma
lice cannot controvert-Mr. kinCaid was a
native of ireland, and came when a very
young man to America; seeking like many of
his countrymen, independence and fortune in
this hospitable land. He brought with him
that which this country most wanted, mind
stored with ancient and modern literature, and
the habits and department of gentleman.
Alter long and variant pursuits, all con-
Quoted with interchangeable industry, and un-
Improbable integrity, he acquired that state
seemed from his modest and unassuming man
ners to be the extent of his wishss He was
twice married, and with both ls<kes, led a life
of exemplary cOnjugal felicity ;s3nd he had
the misfortune to lose the last, 5rnanv years
before his death. As a father he was Decu-
barly unfortunate in burying six out of eight
children--which affecting losses he bore
with the fortitude of man, and the meek re-
signation of christian and as if the love
which he had felt for the deceased, was trans
ferred to those that were left him, his whole
happiness seemed wrapped exclusively in his
two surviving dauglters-As a master he
was uncommonly humane treating his slaves
with mildneSs and humanity, and exaCting
less labor from them than the customs Of the
country sanctions.
As friend and neighbor, he was sincere.
and benevolent-He did his duty rightly as a
citizen, but with singular dclcacy (as being
tOreigner) abstained from interference, with
the politics and jurisprudence of the common
Wcalth-iic never would act as "A magistrate
and It IS believed he never voted more than
once at an elcction-Mr Kincaid was gen
ucman OF much genius and great learning,
and in his retirement, from which nothing had
sufficient charms to draw him, he amused
himself in his leisure hours with writing on
various subjects, both in verse and prose
Whether any of those productions will ever
be published, the writer Of this cannot say
but he believes from the knowledge ne had
OF the deceased, they would be an addition to
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Hon. PAUL HAN1Lrog, Sec. qftde Wau,

The mystery involved in the contradictory
rumors respecting the las ring oifthe Capes
H. at length solved by Commodore RODGERS
letter to the Secretary Of the Navy. Whilst
Ne must lament 50 greit slaughter occasi-
oacd " misapprehensionon the part Of the
agsressCr, VIC cannot bu, applaud the spirit
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DIED-On Saturday the 18th inst Col.
MILES SELDEN, of Tree-Hil near this
city.-Col. Sclden was one of our old revolu-
tionary oficers-and for many years a mem
Der of our State Legislature and Privy Coun-
Gil.
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Eighteenth Day's Drazvin
II ANECDOTE.

A boat. ascending the Ohio river, was hail
ed by one coming up, and the following con-
versation ensued: What boat is that? The
CherryStome. Whence came your From
RedStone. Where are you bound to Lime
stone. Who is your captain? Thomas Stone.
What are you loaded with MillstoneS and
grindStoneS. You are hard set, to be sure /;
take care you don't so to the bottom.
Bait. En-. Post.
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the fund of useful and ciccsn. knogIed -e, Al
ready III the possession OF an enlightened peo-
pie.
lie lived an honest man, and died with tha Il
serenity and cheerful composure, whiciT
none can feel but the hope inspired christ
an.
+ Buckingham, May Goth, 1911.
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from a late Eurotcan 11,guzj,e

from a late European Magazine.
The young Prince of Orange, it is general
~ understood, is now pursuing his studies at
the University of Oxford, with the view of
ultimately offering his hand to her royal high
ness the Princess Charlotte of Wales. 1t has
been asserted that his majesty facilitated his
departure from the continent, with the ex-
press intention which has been mentioned,
and that the king personally gave directions
as to the plan of education which this young
prince is to follow.
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THE PHILANTHROPY.
(No. VIII

Dat Uenian, CorUis, Ucrat censura columbus.
JUVENAL, SAT. 9, y. 63.
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1t is understood that Com. Rodgers's or
ders required him to proceed to sea immedi-
ately from Annapolis, and resume his former
station, cruizing along the coast, as before,
for the purpose of guarding our maritime ju-
risdiction from violation by foreign cruizers.
id
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:, Y virtue of deed Of trust execui Il bv
~ Charles Munnin to Dancy Bradley, I
shall proceed to sell for re dy me bsy AT
Cnaries City Courthouse, on the Sd 4 nGrs.
day n next month, being court Gay, one
NEGRO named Tilda
John Bradley, Err. of
Dancy Bradley, aec'd.
May 2Oth, 1911. STD.
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on England (Which are used to pay The ex-
penseSof the British army and navy are sold
at Cadlz at steady discount of eighteen per
cent The run from Cadiz to England can
DC made III week or ten days.-Dem. Press.
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and promptitude with which the Commodore
resented the insult which was offered to his
fag.-.Ndt. lat.
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NOTICE..

HAT or Thursday the 2sth inst, at 10
o'clock n. M. we shali attend at the
Cciy hall, for the purpose Of examining and
hnaily passing re ass5s sor's return o the ci.
taxes or the present year fthcr4 be s-a
NY concerned, who Conceive themse ives ag -
sr'eved ty the proceedings of that officer, q
they VIII be heard, and their several cases
dec'ded upon, by attending at the time and
place ABOVE specified.
Benjamin Dual,
Samuel M'Craw,
Gabriel RAlston,
Equalizers of the City,
Richmond. Goth May, 1911. 2sthJ.
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The British Loan to their merchants and
manufacturers, in ExChcquer paper Notes,
is fiNcd at six million Of pounds sterling-
This is equal to about twenty seven million
Of dollars. So great is the sum of their wants
and necessities. The United States have Ia
ken from them in each of three successive
years, so millions worth in British goods so
that we have stopt a trade nearly equal to
twice the relief the British government has
thus 9eeH'o5tiged to provide and this too by
mcrsasing>its paper medium to many millions
at aStroke. CAP any one doubt then that
the BritiSlh'gov3 nment makes this distress
by refusing tobe governed by the law OF ma
ton In what are things to end there Bills
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NOTICE.

Z HE co-partrership Of Russell 3 Wallace
is dissolved by the death Of M. Russell.
Al those indebted to the concern are desired
to come forward and settle their accounts,
and thosehaving claims are requestgC/E bring
them forward for settlement and lMment to-
James Wallace. The business wi1be cont
nucd as formerly at the west corner of the
Main Street, leading to Byrds Warehouse
by J. w. who has on hand large assortment
OF assorted Iron Wagon boxes, @. and =.
Steel, I.iv. Sacks Salt, Whiskev. RIM. =.
brandy, Sugars, Coffee, Teas, Paints. Oh
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F'rst Commercial Restriction

orcond. war,
rhird, IN ondtionai submission And
hst a adopting tie former, they have acted viii,
prudence and wisdom.
Resofued, That SO long Great Britain pur.
'e>s her unjust scheme of psper blockade, the
Donor and The ~sifare of these United states
squirc r, sid adherence To the non imports,l /.
system and that any partial relaxation wouli
n our opinion, be productive of serious wi. ny
holding out to our enemies a hope, that, nv per.
severance, they would alternately disgrace US
t'y forcing us to abandonment of the dgnl
led and honorable ground which we nave assu-
med,
Resotpcd, IS the opinion Of this meeting, that
lurina the continuance. OF paper blockade We
cannot enjoy profit sole foreigs trade, and that
the temporary lnconvcniencc which we suffer
will be amply compensated by obtaining an \
tenement tor the numerous snd unmertsI
wrongs inflicted u:san our beloved country
Resolced, AS the opinion of tais meeting. !. is
hgfly honorable TO the yeomanry ofcut cuu' ~,
that they have so generally and patrioticaliy
v'nced disposition to support tscsc just ana
saiuiary measures adopted by our government
tor 'iie preservation IT our commercial rights.
Rssoioed, That the strongest evidence w
csn give OF our attachment 20 the adm nistrati IN
of The General government, Is an unirsrm and
unceasing opposition 10 ts most ulaaiSnsnt ano
bitter fees, and selection of men for publ,
Offices whose patriotic AID systematic conduct
hiss ~vinced full and entire confluence in our
present republican administration.
Resolvea therefore That ii is expedent tor
our fsi'cv citDcrs, The ifferent wards, at he
approaching ch,rter election to oake nomina-
tohs, where they have not eady been nsde,
OF suitable persons TO represent them in te cor.
poration ofthe city, and that the most unwear
ed exertinrs be used to promote The election Of
such portions nay ne nominated, and that, TOR
these purposes, IL " recommended 10. the res
pectivs wards to convene meetings on the lasr
Tuesday of October, (lnst.) ~, Z NJ. at such
places IS The several ward committees shall de.
sirHatc
Rssoived, AS the opinion OF this meeting, tba.
in selecting of candidates, the will of the ma
jority fairly expressed. should govern as a fun
5rmen,n' rule II the republican party; and that
any deviation from it, while it excrtes the angry
passions, is calculated to introduce discord
and confusion.
Re'o!ved, That the preceding presmble and
resolutions, be signed by the Chairman and Sc.
cretsry. and published in the Public and Mer-
camille Advertisers
CALEB PELL, Chairman
JOHN FELLOWS. Sec'y.
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ANNIVERSARY ODE


For the H1assuchusetts association for i'm
frouins the breed Of, Hprsss
BY R. +. PAIs., Jun ksq Bos.on.
-ruNR-'s Taliy no %
TIE Steeds Of Aeoho, in coursing the dav,
Breathe the Ere which he beams OF, mankind
70 the world while his light from his car thew
convey,
Their speed ia the blaze of his mind.
thus d1soition, who governs of Honor the
Keeps Lice melted Coursers in r,ow.
For Fame IS the goal, and the World is the
Race,
And, bark forward they start Tally no
All ranks try the turf tits the contest of lie.
BY heat 10 achieve a renown
And so ,hrong'd are the lists, in the emulous
strife,
That but few know what steed is their ov,
For many, like Gi!pin, alarra'd It the blood,
Lose their reir End their course, IS thew 90
Whle the Rider hightrain'd. knows each Pace
in his sfad,
And. bark forward heSies. Tally ho
The Rero's a War horse, whose bravo gem.
reus heed,
Scorns the ssar, tho he yields to the rein
Blood and bone, at the trump call, ne vaults in
.full speed, "
In battle he glories, ans pants like his Sire.
On the Soil, where he graz'd, to lie low
See his neoe oloath'd with thunder, his 4,e,s
Ask'd withfe,
While, bark forward he springs Tally no
The Stdtes,Bas's Prspcer, so tender in hoor
He carvets, without Jfeetness or force
In the heat the field, when the race is in nro,f
He gail,ntiy bolts from the conr,e
With his cantrr and anabke, ne sh,tff1.s his wav :.
ana no care OF the spsft seems n know,
Til! lie SeSs, IS he movers, what horse wins the
day,
Then, bark forward lie sAoass, Tally no (.
The Farmers dyasshs, the rich blood of whose
veins,
Acts with vigor the duties he owes;
He's horse of soand bottom, and .n-,uye. the
plains,
Where the harvest that nartayes him, grows
AT his Country's command, on her hills or her
fields,
Which her corn and her laures bestow,
firm in danger he moves, and in death never
yields,
But. bark forward ! he fall. Tally no
Columbia is drawn by the Steeds Of the sky.
The long journey of Empire to run -
May her foarsers Of light never seorch as they
G:
And their race be the age of the Sun -
Nor dstaned by Time, nor in Fame e'.r forgot |;
May her track still be known by its glow
Like oiympian dust, may il stream DER tn.
spot,
Where, bark forward she rode, Ta8y no :