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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-06-15
CARRIAGES-

.l.ttI., VIE subscriber has for sale,
H5HHn Il at his Mandatory 10 miles
nzSzz3@tA from Petersburg, Va large
&S3E8SS4SL2 assortment Of Work in his line
&ES-X2 - x.-GG, of business, viz. Coaches and
. Coachees with double and tre-
Die steps, with elegant trimmings and plated belband
First rate PANEL Gigs with the best sea spring. with
plated bebands and full plated joints and leather tops.
Very light Coaches with the door behind swinging
foot board attached to the body for travelling gentlemen
and servants.
Single sulkics end stick Gigs, double and SINGLE with
and without tops.
Low priced family Stages, handsomely Gnishcd fixed to
work with horses.
Elegant Razees, with elliptic springs, with handsome
tops, with morocco Innings, fixed TO work with two
horses.
With the ne.y inrented Churioee,, Dearborn
CONS with oval steel springs in front of them light
enough for one horse.
An excellent assortment of the best plated and brass
mounted Harness for carriages gigs, family stages &c.
STERLING WOODWARD.
N b. "A supply Of the above work be had by apply
ing opposite Mr.. William Frencb's Tavern, Old Street
Petersburg, and liberal discount will be made for cash
payments.
" Orders from any part OF the country, addressed 10
Poplar Grove Post Office, Dinwidde county, Va. will
attended TO.
May II. ll7--w26y
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NOTICE.

NE subscriber practitioner of the law having ching
cd ms residence, and settled at the tavern Of Major
i.o1ert SAMPSON III the county of Goochand place gen
eIiy known by the name Of the Gross Roads, viii hereaf
er ~ ADDITION to the superior and inferior courts of
oocnand and Powhatan, in which courts he has practse
TOT the last three foury years. regularly attend The snne
or ana inferior courts Of the county Of Hanover The
G IT ne o, me subscriber will be devoted the duties
o. M proiesslonand he pledges himself 10 the nhl;c IN
De slant and faithful in the discharge of all business
coniided 20 his care and management
Gro. Roads, (Goochiand,) June 4. 7Nwaws
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RIVER LAND FOR SALE

VIE subscriber wis es to dispose OF his tract of land
situated IN Chesterfield county, on Appomattox river
ana about four miles below Geno. OF this tract about
one third stands IN woods, which is admirably ADAPTED to-
tue culture OF corn, wheat and tobacco and OF the remain
g portion there are one hundred Of the first rate
~ low grounds. purchaser may be accommodated
with either four five hundred acres as NAV best suit his
sonvenence-and for The cash quick payments great
bargain may he had. S
Application may be made 10 capt David IT, Branch THO
hyes ~ the neighbOrhOOd, 10 the subscriber.
May H. la-4Efvvs n A
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-06-15

tF,orr Lord Bgros late Tragedy eT srarno Fa,i.ro
The play founded incidc related in Mocre TIA
Is The Doge Faliero, 50 years age rcscu,s the in
suit put upon his young wife at ball iy n Venetian
noheman. After appealing to the Council in vain for
punishment which he deemed adequate the offender
he is hurried by his perhaps better feel
ings TO enter into rlo, change the Constitution and
overthrow The Arisccracy of Venice The poet
ID the circumstances aud used his license to represent
The corspirators animated by principles of liberty
The following from the I'd Sces< between Israel Ber-
tucen and Philip calcudaro, of the conspirators
against the Aristocracy Tie reflections the death Of
the Patiiot srikngly and beautifully expressed:
Caleadaro
1t may be so:
apprehcrd-icss treachcry than weakness;
Yet as he has no MISTRESS and wife
10 work upon his miikness of SPIRIT,
Ne lie may go through the ordeal, i is well
lie IS au Orphan fricndless save in US:
woman or a child had made him less
Than either in resolve.
Such ties are not
For thosc who are calld 10 the high dcsiinies
Mhich purify corrupted commemorative;
We must forget all feelings the one
We We must resign all passions save purpose
We must behold no objects our country
SO that the sacrifice ascend heaven,
And draw down freedom on her cserniore.
-. Cafendero.
Israel Bert,rcio
They never fail who die
IN IN great cause tue block may soak their gore;
aheir heads may sodden in the sun their limbs
Be strung TO city gates and castle ais
Int still their spirit walks abroad. Though wears
I:l1pse, and othc RS share dark DOOM
Iney but augment the deep and sweeping Thoughts
w htch oyerpower all others, and conduct
Inc world al last to freedom What were VIC
II Brutus had not lived. He died in giving
Rome liberty, but left n deathe.s Lesson
name which is virtue, and n soul
w hich mulfiplies itself throughout all time
When wicked men mighty, and a state
Turns serTile he AMI his high friend were STYLED
Tho last of Romans - Lotus be the first
True Venetians, sprung, from Roman sires
Ccl.ndaro.
Ouriathcrs did not ly from AtiIs
Into these Isles, where palaces have snrunc
~, IN oanAS rsdeemd from the rude oceans oote,
10 own thousand dsspots- in. his place
setter bow down before the Hun, and call
a farlar lord, than these swoln silk worms m,s,efs
! ne irSt At least man, and used his syo-d
~ sccfre these unnianly creeping things
A. with a speii.
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MARY SOUTHGATE-

Second door ADORE the United States BanI1-
II ESPECTFULJY informs the ladiesof Richmond Man
chester, and their voincs, that she has ust received
from the North and Is opening elegant assortment OF
the most FASHIONABLE EffILINFRY cons;etirg bf
Chip, Silk, Satin, Straw and Leghorn Bonnets
An elegant assortment Of Ribbons
Gentlemen's and Childrens Straw Hats
Gaps and Turbans
Elegant Artificial Flowers, Cars
macassar and Russian Oil, for the Irsir--
With many other articles IN her neaI of which a.
oilers for sale at very reduced prices for cash
!. :; Old Bonnets bleached and repaired
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100 .8cres Of Lnnd For Sale.

Will sell on accommodating terms great barran In
tract of land lying the waters Of Lille Byrd Greek
IN te county OF Goochand formerly the property Of vii
son " Nicholas, deceased, containing i796 acres UPWARDS
OF cleared and in high cultivation This
land conveniently be laid on into three tracts s ne ~
have an abundance OF water in each.
Any person disposed to purchase win please call on Ma
or anderson at Goochland Courthouse or the susCri
"el III sInn'on JOS. SMITH.
may 10. g-yg9w
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the 2isi day Of May, took from on board Of VIM
- White boats, head men Josephand Charles a parcel
OF loose 0baccOAnd on the 22d Of Nav took t,so bs
OF onts from Charles Grayrhc owners Of the above bro
perry arc requested toprove IT, pay charges and take n
OF ~ VIZ De SOLD for expences according 20 law.
Wal PiGGOTT, insIec.or Of Boats Lock IIarlor
'@tt p 1--N3W
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TEN DOLLAES REW1RD

ANAWAF from the Subscriber, on Sunday night last
II nuatto man slave, named CICERO noeI fb;rt,,
years Of light complexion, curled hair ut rather inclined
70 e middle size, and weighs about one hundred
anu my pounds-Iiis eyes black and the whites or
mem somewhat inhamcd.-This fellow is gooJ h,acS
ana being smart and intelligent may possibly at
tempt 10 pass free man. - "
an persons hereby forcwarned against emnIovipe,
u fellow and all masters of vessels taking him on
ooIu ,neir .esselsI will pay the above reward with ali
reasonable charges for apprehendiug and deI;xr;r
get him again. 1,0Np 4 h h, r ~ t,ia'
Hampstead, New Kent NInv %. ' - -. ~ I'D.
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COMMITTED 10 the Jail Of King William county on The
y n IN o. January last, negro who calls himself
DAT iLEii and says he belongs Thornton Toinfrro
OF the county Of Caroline lie is about IS wears old five
Zee. SIX inches hig and dark complexion His apparel
pantaioons Virginia cloth Jacket cotton
snI'-np perceiyabe marks scaTs-The owner is re-
S 70 sore forwardand take him from jail otherwise
March T. 1921. -A''i i =, IN I;5,,or'
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Riua,lnn Lnnd a snIe-

fHE Subscriber will sell SO 1 acres ofand on the nj
wanna river in the county Of Abemarlc seven miles
sl OF charlottesville and eight from the Universe
OF virginia, adjoining Dr. Thomas g. Watkins Thomas
=. hanaoph and David Miche nearly one third is river
the residue fine grain land there is the appearance
oil inc and nexhausble bed slate on the land the i'm
are sufficient for ordinary family TIE land
VIII he shown by the subscriber living on the premises
NAV II. " -ut-'OEN'
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NOTICE

~ persons having claims agninsthe estate Of JAMES
n DEhNlSIEN, dec late private in the Public
uuard are requested TO produce them, property aueut
cate, TO the sutscriberTlose indebted 90 the said est
are hereby solicited TO make immediate payment
BLAIR BOILING
Richmond, juno !. 49, ~, ~
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THE SUBSCRRER

as obtained the services of Mr.. G. KELLY rs Fore
man in his business Mr.. Kelly has been Foreman ,,
Mr. Watson, Tailor in Philadelphia he is also highly re-
commented by Mr. Williamson Of Petersburg, proprietor
OF the house of Lambert Keith Co. of the civ oTRic
mond Under these circumstances the subscribr nlef.
nm hnseii to execute all sorts ofTAILoRING WORK in he
DSt and most fashionable style He will regularly ota
the newest fashions from New York and Phil,deInha he
has no doubt giving entire satisfaction 10 the public
and trusts that those gentlemen who have bcen the habit
Of furnishing themselves Richmond viii find II n their
Of the subscriber. JOUS STEvifNc'f
Near Prince Edxnrd O. IL My 1s - o -, 49,
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TOMPkINS. WORTHAM &. IN

! = NIt'II hIIFDf FUItI HAM 3. %.
OtFkit Their services 10 epublic generally as COM
~ MISSION MERCHANTS.
They have removed their office n The trick tenement ON
or CARY street, next door 10 Mr. Lewis Ludlens store
'Uit T. TT
IL persons indebted 70 JOHN GRAHAM dccclsed arc
requested TO make payment Immediately, as
am DESTROYS % closing the administration rs soon ~ rossi
bie aad Therefore cannot grant indulgence nns holy
WAITER Dun, Executor
Nov u o. if Of jobs Orah1n. dec,
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Holm NJ nANf,E

a TTORNEY AT LAW, win practise in the Superior ami
n Inferior Couts Of Powhatan Chester6eid ( 49,;
lie resides at Powbatsn Courthouse.
May q. 49,
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OrTO OF posrS.

To che Editors ofthe National IateHgenoer
tfentttcn as the in all its varieties grows in
great abundance in country, and the essential oil
which IS extracted from il in the valuable and
precious as one of the most exquisite of perfumes the
lowing recipes for making what termed the roses
may not benacceptable to such of readers are
fond OF experiments II viii be found upon trial. to am
TO the mode pursued in India oobainthe delicious essence
which all so highly appreciate.
large glazed enrthen stone jar, or clean wooden
cak must be hiled wiz the leaves Of the flowers CO.
roia which should previously be carefully freed from ali
seeds stalks and dirt On these leaves spring water
fpump water will answer, but welD be poured
m they are covered The vessel must then set in The
sun from SUNRISE 10 sunset, when should taken in
TOT the night This must be continued for seven DAYS in
succession In three four days after exposure
numher OF partclesof oily NATTER of nc yellow colour
VIII be observed 10 float on the surface and in or three
days more this matter will form into scu,, which is the
otto Of roses Ii be takenup by cotton tied o
the end oil stick, and squeezed with the finger and
thumb into small phia which should he well stopped
lhis must Ne repeated till all the essential oil which ons
on the surface is removed BY this simple
process may be obtained by almost every family as much
OF this exquisite essence may be necessary for use II
IS al least worth the trial. and sure when that trial
IS made the success will be than equivalent for
the labor This mode too, is vastly preferable To the one
given in the Asatic Researches both for economy and
the process have mentioned easy and simple that All
can try the essential oil thus obtained be calculated
on as perfectly genuine, which l. always case With
that we buy in the shops for In order 10 increase the
quantity the manufacturers Of this article the east have
apracce in mixing with the sometimes the raspinps
OF sandal WOOD and ut Others scented grass which
gives TO the essence clear green color. w.
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FOR SATE


(kiN NC DESTROYS Of moving the western country the
- subscriber Offers for sale the tract Of LAND, wbcreou
ne AZ present resides. in the county of Powsaian mics
below the courthouse containing about 100 acres 900 OF
which Is in woods, nearly half eond tobacco
cleared lands in toerable good heart part OF whicj,
IS IN clover, and highly improved, living toerablv well
ABOUT 10 OF creek owgrounds, of good quality one half OF
Wmch IS IN cuiiiyation the balance be reclaimed az
moderate expenses well watered with springs and small
riyles running through il in every direction From The
sn tas made with clover and plaster believed that
no lands below the mountains susceptible of HIGHER
slate OF Improvement than the offered for sale
Inc ements are dwelling house with four rooms
below stairs and two above Kitchen dairy snokeho,sc
cehonse, barn, house, stables &c.a mill uron nfy
e iailing stream of water with pair stones one for
wheat with all the necessary machinery for uanufactur4
ngte other for corn the toll of which is good for from
TO 10 2OO barrels OF corn per yearA mill that can
ct IRON 800 TO 1000 feet OF plank per day-A derv with
three stills capable of making % gallons of whiskey-per
Day mcrs house, coopers shop, black smiths shor
&c The plantation is generally well enclosed. frtr
description deemed unrecessaryAny person wishing TO
purchase viii please call and view the lands &C. and Judge
for themselves.
Terms accommodating-you negroes win lie taken in
par, PAYMENT DAVID FLOURNOY
MAY ~. 2--wSwh
NOTICE hereby given that at the next August Court
1 oil Nottoway County, at the house thereof
sha sell at public auctions for cash. much of all the lands
ana lots in that county returned delinquent for the non
payment Of taxes the last year. will be sufficient 70 die
charge the arreaTs OF taxes, which shall then remain IN
Pafd Tor thai year, and per centn danaues thereo
ogeber with the taxes Of the present year. The sale Win
commence on tue first day OF the court and continue from
day 70 day, until they shall be completed.
subscriber Is authorised toreceiye all such ares AMI
damages at any time before the land shall be sold ist
OF uelnguences may be in the clerks Office OF tho
county, ~ possession OF the subscriber in the Office of
NOttoway NAV 90 y xy,e,,S NS
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NEW PATENT cHURNING MAcHINE.

AMHERST, n. II. May 26e-The Rev Mr.. Wimorti,
OF wilton has recently invented Machine for cbrninp
which for ease and expedition, aud quantity and quail
y OF the butter IS believed 10 excel thing OF The Lnd
heretofore in use The body the Cur Is square az Tie
Dot'om-wo opposite sides perpendicular. The other
IMo opposite sides converge incline towards the ton
inc oasher consists ottw ans hung pisots or pins on
each perpendicular side of the Churn WHICH proccfp
down almost to the bottom, have inserted between mum,
Der Oh Stats or thin pieces Of wood top OF these
arms are framed two levers the ccne so rs to project
horzontay each way, and connected each eud with
rounds The dasher moves Sibrates in manner SINH
r 10 mat OF the patent washing machine Nv this means
powerful force IS mechanically applied the 4, uni
ory sraining and agitang the whole at every Vibration,
Win great ease TO the operator Children can use it,
me principal specific improvement IN tls Machine is the
PENDANT swing DasheT. The advantages mentioned are
nj once obvious from the description.
Messrs Edtors want you state one circumstance in
your paper, az this season Of Gardening which believe
IS not generally knownwhich Is that seeds Of every de-
cfpton by an artificial process may be made 10 sfrou
IN less than twenty four hours and the plant brorht for
Ward certainly three weeks earlier than usual The pro
cess IS merely thstake two pieces OF turf OF Convenient
SIZE ana having placed the seed 10 be between fem
lay them upon the hearth the fire. md three or fnpT
times day pour boiling upon their surccbv this
se means inc seed VIII be ready for the garden
as above Specified and the little plant viii be seen Deein
through the earth the same day In which its germ was de-
POsueu. fHaiiOsrtH Cur.
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or Hs Rer ". L. Boicles' Strici,lrss m ne liz rp{
Hri'"'ss q Fols.-Ey the RigR Hon. Lord BE-
Ihplay n Doris with the sun and moon. -
'y mrhcr's add, Sir, and size has rather for
F"s1 hersei 10 sFcakiug 10 my Lcddv. that Gamma
~ biee io be coutrudiokt, (as ken raei,o,iy
.Es--. ~ ~ q iid helm thcins. IL Ja{ss NJ 80,
4 az" Oit I''i1ii'y5 W. q. page l65.
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LAND FOR SALE

by virtue OF deed of trust TO us by John fa
ford TO secure the payment of certain sum of money
therein mentioned, to John Holman junior and oypy
Holman, executors of John Holman, senior deceese and
recorded in the county of Cumberland will be sold
on the premises, at public auction ready money on the
ninth day OF June next the Of land conveyed 70 us Y
the said deed containing y late survey $50 acres now
occupied by the said John Gaord lying in the county If
Cumberland and bounded by the lands Of james Fitfe
raid, Allen Wilson, and others. $50
This land is well worthy the attention of any one desu7
OF vestng his money in tract OF such sizes and the title
is believed to be unquestionable. 49, N"
~, ALIEN WILSON,
snsy ~. l"tds JOHN MILLER.
The sale OF the above property is postponed TO The
I'D u June, when it will positively take place
MAY 10. wtdst THE TRUSTEES
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We are requested the following remarkable in
stance OF the iaenng and sale Of Beef during the late
season. 1t believed nothing Of the kind can be addced
10 the annals OF Cattle Shows. They were fa.tened by
Lewis Ciapie ESD on his farm the highlands of Ger
manown and sold by Mr. William White one of our most
enterprising and useful vcuaers,-The seventy head
weighed Eighty tiousand four hundred aud eleuen o,ns
each. - 800 $500
This plain statements most assuredy warrants the boast
that our yctualiers have promulgated, of
against the world" fphH. Gas.
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dudifor's Office, May IA 1921.
LII persons having claims against the state ON accnun
OF services rendered. supplies furnished during the
atc war; are requested to forward them 10 this Office for
settlement as early as possible those whose claims
nave been heretofore passed. invited make applc
non ior payment The desire OF both the and gcnera
governments that the growing out of the war
should be speedily adjusted renders this public notice nc
cesry and as much longer delay will be productive OF
public Inconvenience, and probably embarrass the re
covery Of private rights, it is hoped tic information VIII
MOI DC ineueciuai' JAMES L. HEATH Auditor.
10y 10 3-w6w
~ The Editors Of the Fredericksburg Herald Peters
ug In,cIgencer, Iynchburg Press and Saunton
ward then accois TO the Auditors Office for payment.
COMMITTED TO the Jail OF Halifax county Va on I,c
~ .Ih February last, negro who calls himself
DARBY, and says he Is the property OF Mills Eaey OF
SOUTHAMPTON county, Va He is about or inches
high, Inclined to be of yellow compexonhas n small
scar ON his face appears 10 have been occasioned by
burn lie had on when committed, a short cotton coat
ana pantaoons-The owner is requested come forward
pay charges and take him away, otherwise he will be
dealt with the lHw directs.
JOEL TYNES, Tailor for Hal;frr oo,.,,i,.
ftPIIi D 10T--WI2uy
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TWENTY DOLLARS REWARn

ANYWAY from the subscriber the Sd of April last
" negro man named JOHN, alias John ShacIle ford
Ehom purchased some time in March, ie2o Of General
Shainperaync executor of Lyme Shackeford, decd He
,i9cR compile xion, talks fast has starnmerine
peecn and has about forty TO or,y-ve years old John
ds cnecons and an extensive acquaintance in the conn
we" heh King William. Matthews Mddlesex and
oacester as he absconded without having been chas-
usea IN any way, am npprehensive he may attempt 10
ri 90 lfee man 10 any person who will deliver the
iI negro 10 Inc in Henrico county Four Mile creek
i receive the above reward. Masters of vessels and
their peril. Rail sPn P p,JWomu at
NAV %. L,.np-sS'
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I'VE have Obtained copy by 40 early opportuai-
" oithe above named pamphlet, and shall pi csen i,
entire TO readers.
LETTER &c
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TIE FLoMERING ALOE.


PHILADELPHIA, June 6.--This. plant never Flowers
more than once II is said but eroncousy that IL requires
century 10 bring to sufficient perfection 10 flower I'm
medatey after has Powered the plant decays and pcris
es IL cannot be matter fSurprise, that sight so rare
should be much sought alter Ii is believed that but two
OF those plants have come topeecton in the United States
One was at Springsbury, the of William Penn ne1r
Bush Hill This plant lowered in f777. From IL the nt
Mr. william Hamilton got sucker, which be was fort-
nate enough to and Powered at the Woodlands in
the year 1904 When Henry Pratt, ESQ. bought Lemon
h from the late Robert Morris, there an Aloe in the
1reen House This plant has been cherished and tended
Tor ~ years with great and is RAPIDLY adyancin
10 an exhibition OF all the fragrance beauty of which
II IS susceptible We will here perhaps little out Of
place. embrace the occasions TO pay The boma &c of or
consideration and thankulness Mr. Pratt for the dsiin
guished Hbcraty with which his gardens Green Houses
&c arc and long have been thrown open to strangers and
TO citizens u
Mr. Pratt, with lberality and benevolencc which on
ue MN TO great praise has bestowed his plant on the Or
Phan asylum on CheTTsre Schuvkill
where il will be exhibited public for the benefit of
oithe Aloe bong completed the Asylum he plant
teruay moved thithcr from Lemon HILL The greatest care
was Necessary and was taken in the removal The Aloe
was carried the whole distance on the shoulder of mon
and we have pleasure in saying that did not sustain the
slightest injury. ~
On the 18th of May last IL observed that this inter
estng plant had put forth uncrrng evidence that was
asparagus This STEM since that time has crown feet
inches considerably than the plant had grown i'm so
years before 1t ~ be in full flower about the middle of
July next. 49, ~ "
We give this early notice Of this interesting exhibition
70 AFFORD persons at distance opportunity of making
their arrangements TO enable them enjoy the gratica
uon oil oeholding SO rare and beautiful sight.