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CARRIAGES

THE Subscriber returns his
H45KA thanks to his friends aud the pub
generally for the very liberal
R$S&29S&z&AskSl2 encouragement he has received
ks-Azrk.-f number Of years bHck, and
Informs them that be has now
and VIII continue to keep good assortment
gigs for sale, al his manuaciory ~ miles
OF PHerburg Va which for durability, neafness and good
ness OF materials, will be warranted equal any work
from lhe fhadepiH market, and prices low work
OF the same Mind can be obtained rem that city; which
nngu"suonaby has the preference any other place
United States for well made carriages.
~ constant supply of the above work will be kent for
sale opposite the Union Hotel In Petersburg, Va.
SrEWLING WOODWARD.
Orders from apy part of the country addressed to
Poplar Grove post Office, Dinwidde cOuaty, Va will at
tended tn with punctuality and dispatch.
Poplar Grove May 2. f14-wt25D g. w
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WAS committed to the jail Of Hanover, ON The 1922 n
w negro " bo calls herself JULIA ANN, and
says she belongs To Mr. Cock Of Geogia and that he
purchased her of Mr. James Clarke of Maryland. She is
OF brown complexion, FIVE six inches hip H.
and has wide gap betN her upper in 'front.' The
owner requested to come forward prove property pay
charges aud take her away, she will dealt with as
the law directs. VIM. w THILMAN Acting Tailor ~
MAY 20. f-wI2w For STARKE
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COLONY or JENs

Some weeks since we published notice to land
holders, from the society for meloraIing the cond
lion OF the Jews, proposing TO purchase land for
the formation Of colony TO he located in the STATE
OF new fork-Ne now GDderstand that IT IS prob
able the society will purchase 1000 acres Of town
ship NO. B. about Z5 miles west Of Plausburph and
the military turnpike. An agent has been on
to view tho promises, and is satisfied with The soil
dnd situation. The society has in view /" the estab.
lshment Of asylum for the opp essed Of that peo
pie, who profess faith in Christ or desire to be in
sIucted IN the doctrines Of the Christian religion"
TPi1flsburg R,pubiicag
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MARSHAL'S SALE.

pursuance Of order the superior court Of chancerv
for the Richmond district shall on Thursday the 24tb
day Of July inst offer for sale the highest bidder at pub
denOe Of LemueI Rddick the perishae property of said
ddch no" ~ my possession) consisting Of horses mules,
cows and hogs, household furniture, books &c
The sale will he made under nm order Of the nth June
1873 made IN the Of Sneed vs.. Hldick
Should the above named day prove 10 he unfair the sale
will be made the FIRST fair day thereafter.
J. GUERHANT. N. S. c. GRID.
July I. t6-w4yr Or ons AZ Al, J,y,,;,.
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VIE subscriber takes leave friends and the
public generally, that he has taken the WARM
SPHlNGS establishment for of enrs, and that he
VIII be- AT Nil times prepared for the
able accommodation OF company The baths in excel
lent order and careful will paid To persons
Springs he refers TO ofa from PHI, scian
VINO has mad ample experience Gifts efficacy. To render
more agreeable TO the palate, quantity of il will
stanY he Kept cool in bottles when becomes as pleasant
as sulphur water be. The Gaybeae Spring useful
as ionic and IA cases oi scrnula is also good
Inc subscriber has pleasure stating roads Lead
ing from Siaunton the and Sulphur Springs IN
JOHN FRY.
warm springs. Bath County, Va Judy
consider tue waters of the Warm Springs peculiarly
valuable Tue medicinal powers of mineral oulv
tie properly inferred from their experienced ,tcts but il
10 We resited mat perfect wedgp the contents
Oh our euei"H springs has
analysis. The waters OF the Warm Springs, when taken
tue action OF tue the excitement the
Vous S!se and the various secTetiuns. When these eff
reefs elsue ia moderate degree indication
oenehciG operation When they heada thirst aud
excess OF neal The quantity taken should dminsIed
ihet are highly useful in affections liver and sto-
'h ana III distractions of various organs particular
~ in ionic govt Bv the addition of easpoonfu OF the
s""'e" souuon Oh EPSON salts, two three glasses
come actively caharc. The external and local application
very ehcacious IN palsy, chronic rheumatism cua-
heous diseases The vulgar Batb is
Iel"Xant on the principle that heat cohesion C
inaAnaie substances, is Absurd The analogy doe, no,
hoiu WITH respect To the application living nhia
system ne oaih Is simply stIUulant, either strength
ems or eNh'ust as applied moderately excessively
" 10 he published " erb for four weeks in the
Hauonni lneligeneer and The to The
enquirer office for I6-u4w
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A quantity of gunpowJer in a wagon exploded in
this town on the ooh inst. by means Of which two
men were badly burnt TO die within twenty
four hours, aud smother and boy so much in.
ufed llIdt their lives despared Of The circua,-
stances attending tie accident we understand 10 be
follows The wagon contained twenty. five kegs
Of powder OF % lbs. each, covered with straw Tor
more convenient transportation = small uuautity
not exceeding ounces had escaped from the casks
and was carefully swept from the floor of the wagon
upon the ground. Whilst the owner Of The powder
WIS IN treaty with y ucighborng stOre-ketper for
The sale of the Article unlucky boy conceived that
IL would be fue sport to FIRE the powder which WIS
scattered upon The ground, and without further re-.
necitop procured coal Of FIRE aud communicated IL
To the powder. The immediate consequence was.
that the straw IN the wagon which en-, eloped The
keg WAS m IN instant blaze The horses ni course
took fright, and set of without aay ceitan direction
more horrible spectacle cannot we'll be conceived
IN the thickeSt part Of populous Town u wagon
containing this large quantity of powder enveoped
in FIRE and about to be eHpsded, one could tell
where.
The first attempt OF the horses was 10 reach the
stable whence they had issued, and which was ~
sight being driven from this course, they sought
refuge ~ corner, which was made by Two stores.
aud had the explosion happened here, both would
probably have been shattered TO pieces bat Mr.
Hall, Of STAFFORD, ~ his anxiety 10 preserve ~.
own hor-s, then ~ the immediate vicinity, drove tie
horses Of The burning wagon into AZ open space
few rods distant, aud before he could escape the
powder exploded !-MeanGme, two men and boy
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NOTICE-

TTHE parties concerned will take notice that on Monday
the 18th day of August next, shall prsceed TO get the
commissioners appointed by the Richmond Cbancery Court
county between such of The parties choose attend
comply with the order of said court
ALEXANDER MURRAY
June "a. f4-w4vs Att,rpev C,,r I,suy Nurr,v
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LA VALLE FOR SALE.

E subscriber offers this place orany part Of IT, for sale
II lies in the county Of Goochand, near James river
I'VE miles above the courthouse, and contains about one
thousand acres between 80 and 100 Of which is rich creek
low grounds The soil Of the high land is Of good quality,
part o. considerably improved and the balance capable
Oi the highest improvement.
No situation is believed TO be healthy or agreeable.
There is on u cOmmOdious dwelling house with nine ur
Ten rooms and every other house necessary Tor the accom-
mediation of large family and for agricultural purpose
Terms OF sale made known on application TO the
scrber, living near tbepremises.
GOnchland June ~. 12-ff J. ~. FERGUSON.
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HAMPSTEAD FOR SALE


rTliIS one OF tie best situations Virginia for coup-
try retail store upon large scale u Is King George
county, Virginia 50 miles below Alexandria on very ee-
waited ana healthy situation, three uurths OF mile
Potomac river, and tie distance from the Potomac
Academic The buildings geuteel dwelling house,
store hoase granary, and sundy ether houses the
veueuce OF family or merchant The neghhorhOod is
genteel populous and wealthy. will sell IL upon exteu-
sive credits or stock in the Farmers Bank Virginia
Any person disposed TO purchase geany farther
formation that may be requiredy application
lin smith or John Hoe, representative King
George county, a. Richmond the subscriber al Bell
mont, near Hampstead post Office.
Feb.2z 9i-wtf GEORGE FlTznUGH
XTtRGINiA At Superior court Of Chancery holden NJ
the Capitol in the city Of Uichmond, the 1h day Of
February, 1872
Miles kng administrator with the will annexed o Miles
King, deed, Plaintiff,
AgaiHd
Wilson l. Cary and Miles Cary, executors of Wilson
Miles Cary, deceased, D.sndnnfs.
This cause ce on this day a. be heard ON The bill an
swcr and exhibits, aud argued by counsel cOnsr
ration whereof the court doth order that Of It's
si0ners do stale o the money under the
mortgage IN the proceedings mentioned and report Tho
same % ihe court, With mailer specially stated deemeG
pertinent by himself, wbich may he required by the
paroles 10 be 50 stated.
copy-reste, WIN w HENING, G. c.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE The parties interested
Richmond, Juty O. 1898 are desired 10 take notice
that have appointed the 81 day Of September next a.
staW the directed IN The foregoing order
court which day 3oelprk A. NJ they required
attend NJ my oa.cc ~ ibis city, With their Vouchers
ready for examination and settlement
July ~. I8-w8w AMOS LADD, NJ o,
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CHOPZIGAR OHFESF.

.
The high flavor and ne color this Cheese which
great deNcacy when grated and with bread and
treloi which 10y the assduity of Dr. Brown Gbr brother w
tue ,cnaio from L"nisiana) has been introduced our
western country We therefore have prospect OF our
soon eating this reshng and economical food of ,.atf.
produce iChGriesion Gazette.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-07-15
NOTICE.

LII persons indebted the estate Of Doct. ROBERT
y. SMITH, late Of the county Charles Civ are re-
qursted 10 make payment without delay and all those
who have claims against said estate will bring them
ward properly authenticated that provision may be made
for payment--I hope this notice will be particularly nj
tended TO, rs wish 10 settle administration Of said
estate as soon as possible. WILLIAM s. SMITH,
Adm'OT OF 10 p. Smith dec.
l.
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July g..
NOTICL.

Stage will run, during the
Sf<SEM summer, between Staunton and
ESlef7s1-SsSF--NrfAL ewisbirg, Ly the WARM, nor,
kFSS-IiSfsS3 and SULPHUR SPRI NGS 1t
leave Stanton every Friday
morning, and GTeenbTirr Cuu, l.
hOuse. The end of The Na,r
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LEOPARD HUNTING.

Large parties oil Officers assembled other morning 10
witness me very interesting and novel ieop
ar huning We believe these animals belong prncipaIiv
To this part OF India They differ from the common iron
ara IN their shape and by possessing speed In
me chase and are distinguished by their resemblance t
the calhe species their legs peculiarly long with
claws nae OF the dog, the chest is deep, us
inclined To curve similar To the hounds They are con-
Veyrd III carts, secured by rope the chase is M
rrcted alter deer only, and they trained that he
se"eIay pursue the largest buck of the 1ork for their
prey IL is remarkable that these animals obetient 10
heir ktepers-we observed, oscason they attended
li'uny on being Called in to give up the pursuit On ar
rl"g within one or Two hundred wards of deer
Tue animal evnces the greatest mpaiirnce the eve fixed
upon tue Object is strained with The utmost keenes, and
ahSe, WREN they are slipped, the 1eeIness animal
aslonshes The ooker-on, and although the speed of be
deer appears la be, IL tue utmost of animals puwer
,e rapidy 1.-THE leopard gains every spring on The
Queer OF pursuit and Is soon OveTtHken. These animals
neiong 10 the haynh OF Nagpore, and, informed
ces in Ihs part of India. TCaLsutt, Joy,nai
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COTTON PLANTAYION

ENOR SALE-BOOnEsld the late residence the subscri-
Der, Continuing 1000 acres. IL is situated on branch
OF the Bayou Pierre creek which past of PORT
GIBSON III the sSte OF MssisSpp-and distant rum
gation and that town only about miles II has
upwards OF 100 acres of cleared land fenced and
under aud Is capable the present clearing of
producing ~ To 100 bales of coon-has a good ml-gin
ana press, also frame dwelling house ribs and an
oher necessary buildings ready person to proceed
once TO planting, and woud be delivered up i'm January
next The tract is well watered very valuable living
principally on the creek first aud second bottom land II
VIII be sold either long credit low for tolerabIv
prompt paymentsFor terms apply CbuTles Ellis Esq
hlchm"n, or the subscriber Port Gibson,
Juhg .. S-wtlD JOHN MUIR pOCIl.
u TERMS 1000 PAYABLE delivering up the pIace
and 4OOO IN one year or 10000 10 four annual install
nents With interest until paid.
ANYWAY from the subscriber on Monday lie I5I6 of
~ April last negro man by the of CHARLES, a
tall wei made black fellow, about % or two
oi bis upper fore teeth branded on each law
WIN the letter q, pointing each his as in the
middle of his forehead with the letter G. ponting TO
ms lett side he has also been formerly branded in three
places on his breast with the letter standing thus O
which, but for their position, would resem- @ n
BILE scars from the lash than letters his back sbews the
cept OF many ashes lie is very strong and ariu
fellow and when taken will get rpOssble l wouId
be thankful to person who will deliver negro TO
me or secure him in Jail that get him again. and re-
ward him according to law for dOing- forewarn all
persons whatever from barbuiing said negro
degree under the penalty that the inhict
as shall spare no pains to punish such offenders.
THOMAS COLEMAN.
Lunenburg county, Va, June 90 I3-w6w.
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DtsfTtct, June 10, 1923.
n CHANCERY.-Ed Edward Lewis and Francis Tones,
and Tones, f5I.s.,jg,
against
X. WhOck, - " w n, EJSa,s
pn the motion ofthe plaintiffs by their counsel and for
reasons appearing 10 The court Lewis Webb IS appointed
receiver OF he goods effects credits rents nf the
o. Cnares Whitock deceased aud he authorised and
directed TO take possession Of the properv Of the said
whuOcs WIN power TO lease the same or any part
hereoi iOr term not exceeding twelve months and 10
Train on The tenants where il shall be necessary And
commissioner OF the court directed on two months notice
p9oh'n ~ some newspaper in this city to take an account
U We hIminTailon Of James H. Wbitock Richard H.
Wimioek AID William G. Whtloek executors Of Chare,
Nuoch deceased, Of the real which he died pos
$3.50 OF ened TO- and Of all claims estate And
~ consent OF the plaintiffs aud Of Richard a. Whi,ock
W ,he ueIendnn the said Lewis Webb directed 10 pay
OUT ~ tue money he shall receive from time Co time V
acfSi al interest the debts due from Charles whit
locks estate 10 the Bank Of the United States ami the Bank
81 virginia. and the curailmems thereon together with
a reasonable Gusts incurred in the administration ill the
farther order Of the court
cOpy-Tesfe, nd JEFFRTFg. ok.
AN persons indebted tie estate Of Charles Whitock
deceased are requested 10 make payment without delay
estate. ' ''iDN' "1''' Wv
Several houses The Dock several In Buteheriows
ana several at Rockeits Tor rent.
LEWIS WEBB, Receiver OF the estate
--5u-f 2. lo-WlSw' Oi Charles WidfiUck dec
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nank OF 1893 SO
Thai from the statements of the several banks
before the Committee, they are of opinion that
'he Puhhc are sale with respect TO each aud all OF
sh'1 banks the Grafton bank, although it exhibits a
oehc" of the sum above mentioned, having, after
balancing the deposits and bills in circu atoi,,a can't
tai stock Of S 97,l01 u.
JOSEPH DOE, For the Committee.
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Tl. TIfTTF'
abCe ana gwen security according the act Of Assembly
ann lhe rnes OF This court, and appearing by Satisfactory
evidence that he IL of this
on me motion OF the plaintiff by his attorney IL Is orderd
,n he SAID defendant do appear here on or before 81
wednesday IN August next aud he bill of the plain
nus ana that copy of this order be forthwith published
~ some newspaper printed IN this city for two months
su'cesVey and posted az the front of the courthouse
OF Tue sd city on two successive days previous
the said third Wednesday in August.
June g. " W. nv ~ Z, ]1nD o O'-
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Commissioners Office Ri,h- ' ="
mun, NAV 81 1893 5-wtdT
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~ CHANCERY.-At court continued and held Tor lou
a county At the courthouse, Tuesday the enth day
Elisha Smith Joseph Carpenter and Nancy his wife, ard
Jon" GILLIAN and BeIsey his wife, PlDj.
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George Foster John Foster, Booker Foster and James
PUcSStteT, Deus.
The defendant George Foster having entered his ap-
pearance aud given security according an aC of the gen.
era assembly and the rules Of this court appearing
10 Tue satisfaction of the court that he an inhabat
OF this state, on the motion of the by their
COUNSEL II IS ordered that the said defendant Geo Foster
10 appear here on the first day Of August court next
answer the ainHnsSbii and that copy erdcr
be forthwith ms rted IN Of the newspapers
printed IN the city of RchmOnd for months successive
" aud also posted at the front door courthouse Of
this county
A yyOuctIAzn m
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May 7yrams ,remble and Patriots rejoice.

NfD Hampshire LegisLt,t,e June 25 The Com.
mi tee 10 whom was lerrrd the commun C ttion
nom his Excellency the Governor, accompanied h,
port -
That they have carefully examined and cast thu
same, and find that the following banks are solvent
and have over aud above the Of heir capital
Of their bills in circulation, and of the debts due
from The hhnk. tie following snma esLncIirelu
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CnANC EitY-At Rules held IN The clerk > Office u
the Court Of Hastings for the city Of Kchmond on the
second day OF June, 1928
Thomas H. Drew john q. Blair and William II. Carroll.
,alt Partners trading under tue firm OF Drew, Blair and
O"'foi' Pun.
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~ CHAACERl.-AI Rules held IN NJ, clrTk's of6re Of
hng william county court, the first Monday June
Mary w oouue an infant under twenty ears age
ny AuSth Lilse"m" her next friend, PhE:
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H. ketchum the Richmond Dock Companv Joseph
owalhmey, Herbert e. Thompson and William Dsbney,
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W 'iU'IIII tI'uV"" Her next IrIsnd, Ply.
Ibomis W. Stone and Philadelphia his WIFE John Def
ases' Mary Denatges and Louisa Dsarges, the three last
infants under the age OF wenty-on ears Wat
Ae aomias'Tno' de bonis non vi Peter DeGarges the
e1Sr, decreased Dths
The defendants Thomas w Stone PhIladelphia bi,
we not having entered their appearance given see
ry according the OF Assembly tue rus Of this
court and II appearing that they inhabitants Of Ibis
commonwealth, therefore the motion the planiia ly
counsel II is ordered thai the said do an.
pear on the fourth Monday in August and answer tie
pIainiihs BILL and that copy OF this order forthwith
punished in the Richmond Enquirer for months sue
ceSsvey and another posted up door Of
the courthouse this county.
copy-Teste, TIL. w. NEW D.CC
June q. - 49,
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Acopy-Tese, RICHARD JEFFRIES, elk.
Having appointed the PSI day of July next for carving
e above order into effect, the parties are re-
qursied Ia attend my Office with their accounts and
vouchers tor settlement, by -,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-03-26
MIR RIkU.

asb ~ hfhDt
In this town, last evening. BY The Rev Doet Pat
ten, Mr. Edward Paii.pi 10 Miss SoJyaia xuggaes.
dsugh'cr ut the tate BEN amin Ruggles ESQ.
In providence. Mr. John yds .7lsitne, Of New York,
to Miss .ahee Lazrfsn, OF 10 i towo
Al New.Bediord. Nr treds'iek Uaderr.ocd. for.
mery ofthrs towo, TO Miss Nancy roi'er.
.DiRD.
In .this town, on Wednesdss last, Mrs Hasrai
Cdrdssr. wife Of Mr. William Gardner, IN her 49lh
yesr. daughter Of the late MIR Elisha Gibbs -I- Mr.
Joseph C.. Card, aged 3o.
Cspt Jsiaes sanford. eyed IS ---- hasn Carsh,er
.Hsore. daughter Of the iste Cot wn,ism Moore.
eyed years.
o" o" Saturday morning last, Mr.. Bilan teggs,.
6aR, aged 5S
on sand.y last. Mrs. Sophia r warins, wife CT
D'ct Edmund L Wariog, and daughter of thc tate
Hon. Francis Nsbone. OF x,is ,osn, aged IS
I'D, We gaze around -
Ue read she;- ronam.nfs --1ss s.gh-and 1ehiie
We sigh, siHk-and are solut zps depigred.
l,onsniins or iaren,sd az our lSt
Ito eulogize departed exceiieaee is 10 make vice
ashamed OF It's ioes, and renew The ardor OF viz.
tue Death has seldom removed from ,ife an iudi.
vdnAl IN whose character the useful and nsunen.
tai we're 80 closely combined An sifcctipnate wife
the be3 and Eindest OF mo;bers-ever rejoicing in
The happiness, or symps,hizing with the sorrow Of
othessresdy alike TO mingie ia the fnirh OF the In.
hocehty gay r To administer CONSOLATION The dis.
tressed She was regarded by her associates as an
addition to every social pie asure, and by those who
experienced her bounty abd Kindness. IS ange, Of
compassion. Her cbuatehsnce exhibited he bright
glow OF beatty. and the pare, warm feelings Of her
heart were fui Of anticip.lons Of fulure usefulnes
Bur alas our earthly hopes are based on slippery
iounAAiion and our schemes of fulur,y VANISH ike
The must OF the morang ter death hss blasted lie
peace Ut numeroas tsri'y and left wo and desois:
t'on behind: But surety che tor whom they ~eep,
has gone, where ,he,e is al end OF sorrow li.r
heavenly Father,,w,ii extend his mercy TO her who
loved To soften the bed of pam. aud TO relieve the
wants OF misery. We tru,t that she has sIrrsGy
been permitted
70 d'iss the .piris ef he yoldtn das
.d7d triumph IN sGiEen1-
that she Las gone where angels gather immortal.
hy." aud found an end Of suffering in the bosom Of
her God
Last week. an aged negro man, named Cmiys ys-.
nan an African by birth, supposed TO be sbSut go
years Of age.
At Norwich. Con Carder Hqsar6, Esq eyed a., a
highly valued and respectable citizen, formerly OF
this towr, aud brother Of the late Hon Nathaniel
Hazard.
At Portsmouth, on Wednesday last, Mrs. FG-a.
ceta Chase. widow of Mr. Aaron Chase, aged e6
At South Kingsiown, on The 2i.t Inst. SIR yysrth
Reyn'lds, eyed 6J.