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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-03-11

Mr.. NATHAu GREENLIE, a Senator IN
Iae Maine Legislature for the County OF
Lincoln, declines being again considered
candidate for that office. In his address
TO his constituents he gives the following
truly republican reasons for retiring :" In
5apprlsing you of this resolution 1t may not
oe improper to state the co sIderauons
from which it has been formed. Rotation
IN Office is one of the fundamental pflncl-
PIES of Republican institutions, and ought
10 be held inviolate as a check against the
march of inordinate ambition. 1t Is by
ui'' that conflicting interests are fairly re-
presented in their turu, requisite know,
leuse on important subjects extended, and
profitable interchange of sentiments pro
ho Ole, among the different members OF the
political family"
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-03-11

The art of writing is not general among
the Turks and when they are IN love
with "A person to whom they cannot have
easy access, thcy have a mode Of writing
their sentiments without pen, ink, or paper,
by means of flowers, fruit, wood, silks,
stuas and colours, of which they make a
packet. each article having AN allegorlal
sense this packet they call selam.-
Those who employ this mode of commn-
njcation haze always a cashet fall OF things
10 compose selam. They have ADDICTION
ary. which they know by heart, of the alln.
sions the, wish TO give by their flowers,
SC. Thus,
An ambert.ssniies, We are both of one
mind. &c.,
A piece Of rose bush, ] weep continual
IL. bat YOU deride my tears.
A piece of cloth, am tired with your
opportunities. yv.L.u
4 piece of canvass or buckrim, We shall
be together tomorrow.
A piece of silk, You have gained my
mind.
A piece of looking glass, | am too rea-
DIV To sacrifice myself to you.
A PISTOL, love you very much:
A grain of raisin, some blue silk, pea,
morsel of sugar, and piece OF The "ood
of aloes arranged in certain order, form d
billet doux to this purpose a.
NV heart am in love with you the
pain which my love occasions me mas yea,
IL deprived me of my senses my near
passionately desires you. GIVE my disease
| The necessary remedy
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-03-11

lie died melancholy instance OF deli
cate constitution and great mental powers,
sinking beneath the pressure of indigencc aud
uucongenal employ ment, in The tweniy-trst
v~ur of his agile was born in Scotland,
aud died in 1907
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-07-11
.UanuIdciuring mn for Renf.

~ the 18Th day of July next propose attending AZ the
- Franklin Hotel in LyDcbburr, in order TO rent my
irn nil on Harriss creek. near It's Junction with James
RIVER short distance from Lynchburg, with commodeus
uwelng.house near IT, and large umber-bouse on the
edge OF BnckWater creek confluence with James
iEer anu within the corporation of ynchburg-being
sefeh convenient dpPendage 10 the mill for the purpose
81 u counting room aud Of storing wheat -four &r.-and
from thence To the mill bonts pass with great facility.
Iho"ugh repairs are now going and the mill works 5
pair Of burr pair Of rubers and has the
capacity Of manufacturing an immensy Of flour the first
quality Ihe situation IS perfectly healthy. few hands
may he worked TO advantage or small plantation
ed with NE seat drsifed large quantity Of materials
sprepared TO make flour haUeis Tor the OF the mill
The term Of the lease will be years. or further time
required The present prospects IN the country adjacent
~ e n arc IN favor Of considerable crops wfeat As
Tue mill Is too distant from my 10 fink of cos
oucung u on my own account, determined TO rent
very cheap IL n fair price cannot be obtained
June 10. if-I0 JANEe upftf,E
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-07-11

Il Ydiu0Jie Farm for .Sg{e

0'ttt'.'Ft 'FIHt .JUI i)UtB
ME land wherein the late or James g. Row resided
H'hg IN The county Of King & Queen, will bc offered
"r safe to The highest bidder, the Courthouse of said
NOT I've next fair day The contains about 100 acres
luO o. winch Is high land, and the balance marsh In n,l-
,ty OF SOL tins land is not much inferior hici land
III the iner country The soil is peculiarly adipr 10 the
CROWN 0i corn and much OF produces good wheat and
o'er small grain The marsh attached the farm Is a e
hrn and valuable for grazingiI might he reclaimed ih
as 'c dhcuify and expense any other in this
secion ut the country This tract Is desably situnted
mes below the courthouse OF said county, and immedi.
aey on tbe Matapony thas the advantage of Of the
most ''iahe herring fisheries the river. The DIS cling
mousse which rs large and cOmmodious and all
ou houses are ~ excellent repair and in good order for
reeeNng afanily Of any size The purchaser will be nut
IN possession Of the premises the LIST oe January
Terms OF sale O"e, two and three yenrs credit. Bonds
win approved security and deed trust to secure
payment as they become due, will lie required Of the pur-
chaser. :, (FRRNcJc u nuy ~"
June II. 70 ,sa,r
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-07-11
NOTICE-

MEssRs. r TRIPLETT co. having assigned f.
~ the suhcriler rs trustee for he benefit o. cr rr.
diofs al their effects of every Kind. person, in.ed Ia
"t ~ bnndi opcn areouu otherwise IRE reaoese Il,
given. " ''' W.
Iher stock Of goods on hand consisting n verv zen
fIal and wei selected assortment Of HAHntVAiE eur
LEVY, wiz be sold, by whole .c and retail NJ lie INNS,
sdsd P-,', in order 70 settle the lrnsi sedily At ,
store iIieiY occupied Ivy them. where ,iny e,b,re,
agent for the PURPOSE 81 eHsong safes will sJ;e,t IL,
vhnt copniry merchants, particularly, ,,ai fud Il 10
"r,t interest % 'ai' THOMAS GREEN, Trustee.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-07-11
June 20.

DIsrRiCr OF viRGINIA,to Wit Dc Il remembered.
- 'hai or the third day of April in the ,rty-Seyerf
year Of the independence the United STATES Of Ao
John Robinson Of The sad district hath deposited In ibis
once Tue ille 0i book, the right whereof lie claims a
authnr IN The words following. wit "A collection of
e most ueIn and approved forms Of process judgements
bu oruer used ~ The county courts district
courts OF law in Virginia also ri bonds usually tnkrn In
e s'u courts ana executions judgments thereof re-
cOIus ON appeals and wfitS of supersedeas of
~ 'ue aIIaEnHeni Of criminals, and Of the entities used on
ths uIs thereof TO which added various forms Of
indictments, &c IN Criminal cases derInrg,i.rs e
W pe most useful sorts Of conveyances and an index 10
ne whoe ny John Robinson, clerk the superior court
oi law Ior henrco couny, and clerk Of the district
court OF law larmerly held in the city RichnondY In
co9fny 10 the act Of the Congress Of United STATES
en,ieu an act Tor the encouragement Of arning by Sc
Cug lne copies Of maps, charts and books the ahors
nu poprieiorS OF such copies during the times therein
"S"''""eu' RID. JEFFtJES
-r,..e Clerk Of the District ef Vireiria.
This certificate Is published in Compliance Win he a.,
OF congress prescribing The in which copy rieht,
may ~ renewed The author has copies If this book
Tor safe ~ present, having disposed Of all Thai he had
printed second edition. he expects. will in yesr or
Wo "e pnbhed and u so, due notice thereof will be
$50. duns ~ tS--wfw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-07-11
Land ln SpoNsuiranin a lSnLe.

w Ill he sold upon the premises, positively on Monday
" Tue sSth day OF July next the plantation in SpottSvi.
Nania county called PNOSPE HILL, belonging 10 the
state OF Thomas Miller dec. This contains nine
untcd aud sixty acres and is Of good qun!y-abou one
nan cicared ana Tie balHnce in woods. Terms One third
o the purchase money In be paid down. the balncr in
TWO equh annual payments Bonds and security with
ueed OF trust upon the premises will required of the
purchaser. WILLIAM MILLER Ex'dTs Of Tbo,s
GGochlanh June a. 10 ,ds "
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-07-11
ODE FOR THE FOURTH OF July, 1928.
BY JOHN. aTcCREEkY

BY JObIN McCREEkf.
Man in Egyptian darkness lay
NJ Ueavcn-born light ulum'd his way
No ahinating dawn 10 Shpw
nr cheer his rugged path of woe,
Save when n CLEAN shot through the gloom,
To nplhl him AT oppreSSiOn's doom
falling meteor's fitting spark
STRIVING that all around MAS dark
q Httu. glimpse Of Freedoms fire,
10 giow-deceive--and then expire:
Hope yielding hed-and wild Despair
In Shtieks of sorrow rent the air.
hut hark the shout of Freemen rings
Syroc 10 the OF kings
Their power is wiiheret, glories flown,
And Horror seized the Tyrant's throne;
fhlsied, they lost their phantom sway
In IN empowering splendOr OF the day
This day, to worlds n beacon light,
Ger Freedoms empire warm bright,
Beams through the course, its dawn began,
Proclaiming Liberty To man.
OH : il has kiuded up blaze
On which admiring nations gaze
EnraptuTed with the view they aspire
To catch spark OF freedoms fire.
Erewhile where DER Columhia's plainS
5 ,, slavery shook his threatening chains
Where Andes heaven high Gifts arise
The cartli-bOrn giant of the skies:
thete, brave ColombianS, sons of Spain
treedon's holy cause maintain.
nc notorious gloom OF slhmhri.- man is braLe,
oar day has taught the Tyrant-ian,ins stroke.
our starry banner waves before their eyes
ihey spring Ia Lineriy land Slavery dies
a hinusng ray IL Enrope'S shore has sped
80 "Ni 'S""h> " iipuh VI h1ut Is shed.
I From height to height the watchfres glare
lhe sons OF liberty prepare,
WIN stern resolve, the glorious strife to try
To live with freedom: with freedom die!
Rejoice, America, Ills thine
In proud pre- eminenre to shine;
Attract all natons' gazr, aud fix
Mans brightest hopes, on SeventV-Sir
twas then thy warriors, in their MIGHT
advanced, 10 dare the bloody fight;
Thy sageS self-sworn AT their posts
Shrunk not before invading Hosts
tifm rs the living mountain rick
uumoved, they hraved the mighty shock
Heroes Till worlds shall rn away
iour well earned fame shalt ne'er decay
Tor, by the will of favouring heaven,
This day of days, To man you've given
On which fhg memories, millions greet
Hound freedoms altar as they meet.
on how the veterans bosom warns
when clad in wars rrfhlgent arms,
It's sons appear, in bold arra-,
1" hail this all inspiring day
Tue youthful warTior-hands DELIGHT
To Join their brother hauds-unte
Ia ranged battalia, warlike stand
''"rest defenders OF the land.
Whilst thus, with hearts OF artlor ray
t'''i annual offerings we paw
oar iree''unI neer shall pass awav
Nut on the wings Of glory scar
Fill man and time shall he no more
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-07-11
by The Gorernor ofthe Commonwealth Of Virritia-
A PROCLAMATION.

w HEREAS has been Represented the executive lv
~ the sheriff Of King William county, that a certain
ihain ~ Adams who was presented by the grand inrv
OF sai county at their quarterly held November
as ter ieiononsy shooting VIM Adams for whose appre
which the said WIN. Adams a,seonded and is going
az hnve therefore thought proper, with the advice
of the council of state offer a reward OF one hundred
lars to any person persons who shall apprchend and
vey 10 the county of King William the said William W.
adams And DO moreover require all officers civil and
military and exhori The good people OF the
% use their best endeavors TO apprehend said VIM W.
Adams that he may be dealt with the law directs
Given under baud Governor, under the seal Of
the commonwealth at Richmond this LIST day OF
tSeall July, 1923. -
JAMES PEASANTS Jr.
IRWIN w Adams is about feet or sincLes high has
gbL hair ana carries leg stiff when walking. From
M oTsion lately received il is probable he has settled
himself IN the county of Pow haian Chesterfield.
July T. ,7.,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-07-11
WILLIAM BOILING, D.
NICHOLAS NJ. VAUGHN. trustees

HAVING removed TO the city of Rchnlond offer for
sale the handsome farm which lately resided
called and known blythe ofCLfFToN. IL is situated
IN the county of Amelia about miles FROM Gsnito
Bridge aud Immediately the road leading over The
same--i contains hundred and fifty acres aud has
been under system of cultivation the last ten wears
well calculated TO improve its fertility. neyhborhoo
IS perhaps as good as to be found above Richmond and
IS remarkable for general good health this tract OF
land are several small and streams and
raj springs OF the pures and best improve
ents consist of handsome dwelling with almost every
other house which be required; costing the whole
between eight and ten thousand dollars There is sui-
cient quantity OF wood land for all the purposes farm
anu the fences and in good repair all
hsre cannot well be desirable little farm than this
VIII also sell tract of land in the county OF Patrick
lying on the waters OF Russells and South Aayo
containing 1852 acres. chiefly in woods.
Having abandoned farming will dispose OF twenty val
liable SLAVES, consisting men, women boys and irIs
Terms Of sale for the land will be made known upon
application to me in this cty-The negroes will lie sold
Tor cash, or something convertible or 80 DAYS
,., . J. ROBERTSON, Jr.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-07-11
gT,ORE mn

IHE Undersigned Agent for the prorteiors aud i,ts
from Tag erst0wn, Mo having taken and r,fe,i thaf
elegant establishments formerly known ~ n, Cninrnijsr
Inn, situate Market street adionlnp Ne.srs m BONN
and hinRey, respectfully sOlcits the rsropa The f
c There is attached 20 this esfabshmrni an xtensive
Reading Rrpm, mi every oier accommodation ,,,sy
g BEI rZuCuVrR.
. Agent ijr DC proprietors.
Baltimore, love iI. f3 ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-07-11
June II
NOT'ICE-

(Y virtue Of deed oftrust execupdto us y Jesse Iuces
- bearing date the 18Th day of May 1922 and duiy re-
~ tue clerks Office of Cumberland county, for pur-
poses therein meiioue snli ON TUESDAY The o2d.v
o. Juy next on the premises proceed 10 sell public AUG
@ or eah, Tue tract OF land mentioned in saiddee con-
tuning w acres more less. subject to the widow dow,
we VIII convey such lille only is IN us as
trustees JOHN g. DANIEL.
To-. o.. JAMES JENNINGS, trustees
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-07-11
WESTERN AGENCY
Richmond, NAV so.

VIE subscriber as agent for number OF citizens of Vr
gina, having found il 10 establish an Of
nee ut the seat OF Government in Kentucky has
assistance with view exendng business and will
now receive agencies for doing business escriptons
Tor selling land investigating titles suits
ing taxes, collecting money, &c. To aid him in which, lie
has engaged the bea counsel in State Having been
engaged IN this business for five years. has
ariy compelled procure connected surveys OF
the country, with laid down. ~ as TO shew ali
the es conflicting With il, and
CO. he feels strong confidence in his ability 10 determine
their relative strength. These already extend
upwards Of 800 miles the Ohio river they are cra-
ally charging 50 that after while he hopes upon the
eepi ct an agency for iand TO lie able determine the
engh oil the title and from his general wi
the country TO know the quality ofhe land diff
hcuity The Subscriber has also office established in
owensborough nj the Yellow Banks where his absence
us brother Philip Tripett. will his
ana IN his absence from Frankfort his business will be at
tended TO by r A. T. Burnley Letters directed 10 nh.
subscriber at Frankfort PAID will promptly attend
ell TO Application also be made 10 MIR. Thos Green
OF Richmond, Va who will make known the terms and il
authorized 10 enter into contracts for agencies.
- ROBERT TRIPLETT.
NoTE-it may not he amiss To inform the citizens Of
virginia who hold land and have agents in Ken,ucy
that their land be lost for attention. by for
eure Tor onpaymen of taxes of limitations bring.
ing SUITS and in opening DEGREES Obtained by default some
tunes upon very iimsy grounds death of Witnesses who
can now establish their claims and in other ways MANY
are already thus iostbut many supposed be lost which
mIght 10y good management be reclaimed.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-07-11
FARMVILLE TAVERN.

TAIhIH ' IIDE IN Elm.
ZzrA The present owner oftbis property having de.
fTff11 ermined 20 retire from public life has author
ltFfI1 ed me To- sell u and assure gentlemen
disposed To purchase such property, that will
sel " very low and on accommodating terms.
Very few situations in IRE upper country present 50 good
prospect for profit % active and ACCOMMODATING av
cin- keeper and none are healthy.
The buildings extensive aud convenient with Z, iorc.
and excellent garden attached 70 H.
JAMES MADISON.
d.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-07-11

NIlhGINIA: wit Al n Court of AppeaIS held AZ Tho
1929 va "'""' may ois''
RULEoTdeyed, for the future the Docket shall he
c"ed and the causes disposed follows The causes
upon we docket shall he regularly called aud tried unless
la" good cause shcwD saving the preference 10 be given ia
n.isnsgsd causes And e for any shall
pe, u snaIi not be called up, until is again reached
upon The calling OF the docket AT the instance of
parry who shall have been ready the first
cuing-And Tor the purpose Of the calling the
The ter shall be considered continuing from the meeting
OF tue court In October until its finat adjournment in the
walls OF Adjournment. ~ 80 ~
orderd That the regular terms Of court as TO all
ober purposes shall tie from the tenth 0coer ill e
eighteenth OF December from the tw entieh OF January
I'll tine first OF Apr and from the first OF MAY until The
fifteenth nj June. - ~ ~
Acopy-Teste, JOSEPn ALLEN O. ca
June "a. .,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-07-11
FINE TOBACCO LAND FOB SALE

"a.
EN- authorised 10y the propretors of the land on which
Mr. Samuel Wilson lately lived. Tinker creek in
boe'our county, 10 sell the The entire parcel CON
ss OF fo acres which viii be sold together divided in
10 tracts There is it comfortable dwelling house
WIN All necessary out houses, garden orchard &C. II has
o~s bcen considered among the best high land
III Boteourt and is well worthy the of those no
would wish To buy the finest Kind Tobacco land in
winch 1t abounds For terms Apply the subscriber
CHARLES JOHNSTON.
Bnteinnri Snrinos. Anrii M - -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-07-11

e
Tcksbiug.
iifE subscriber offers his services above line 10 he
agricultural interest, and would particularly iny,e
the attention 10 his much approved portable TR
MACHINE, which believed superor 10 any now In
use tor execution cheapnes durability This machine
extremely simple in lis structure, nearly all its pars
o. IRON. It's completely portable, lie adjusted from
one pnt' oil Tue farm 10 another and put operation in one
plantation hands. - ny
Persons wanting thing line will please applv
10 mr Boiling s. Fitzhugh of Stafford csuny Mr. Zen.
Iamin iioughlon or DIR. Charles Morris of Caroline Col
Wn lloyd Of King and Queen. The price of his machines
u ~ AT The iactory Orders for them 10 The su
Escriner orto Mr. David j. Burr Union Foundery Ricl-
mond, will Oe Immediately attended to- -
SAMUEL COCHRAN.
CERTIFICATES.
4 nave purchased OF MIR. Samuel Cochran n portah,a
thresbine machine, which worked by <ree mues
and seven hands, and although have not been able 10
gvei fair trial. YET il surpasses expectations as 10 he
quantity and ceanness u wheat will get outand am of
bushels per day. CIlaI,iES M0RUTS GU
Meadow Farm, Caroline Aug. 1922.
hereby CERTIFY that own of Mr. Samuel Cocbran,s
improved portable ihreslng machines, with which an,
ius Pleased With three mules hands IL
rs wh great facility expedition ciranness perectiv
portable can he taken sci 10 work
again 10 four five hours. 800
]. BOILING S. FITZuUGH.
S,y
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-07-11

WINDSOR, (verl jane 3o.-We were not aware of the
astonishing cpreaiious comiatre many places in the
vicinity by forest worms till a short last
week we were presented with orchards completely
ut their leaves aud large OF trees at
distance the resemblance ct having fire passed through
mem occasione by the loss of their foliage by
These worms larger than the common ea,erpilI,r
which nes,s upon apple trees and appears later the
season. Although IL he impossible prevent their
rayages in the forests apprehcnd IL Is not difficult
orchards from them from the fact that
when were contiguous some appeared quite untouci,
while Others were completely stripped the owners will
probably have 10 call their neighbors until
other
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-07-11

Notice 10 Stone !iasons and Carpenters.
fItHE undersigned al poied Law court
10 receive proposals and contract for lie bul,iinr ~
jail m ,hecorporaon ofLynchburg. The dimensions Of
the building 10 feet 'front.' back and % feet mitch
the walls OF stoae, and thick We deem il inn,
cesary TO he more explicit ~ this notice as plan Of tho
will be furnished on application o us.
THOMAS a. HOLCoMBE,
JOHN VICTOR,
Juiy L. i6-w3w ALBIN MCDANIEL.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-07-11
MARSHAL'S SALE

pursuance OF an order OF superior court Of chancery
Tor the Richmond district, shall OF Thursday the 2I,h
nay o July inst der for sale the highest bidder at pub
e auction Tor CASH at the Rocky Mills the late resi-
nrce ui Lenue Rddck all the perishable proprrty of said
ac taow IN my possessionD consisting of horses mules
COWS COWS ana hogs, household furniture, books, &c.
The sale will be made under an order of the I7,h Juno
Sl3. made in the case OF Sneed VS.. Riddick. =
Should the above named day prove TO be unfair the ne
will be made the first fair day thereafter. ~
july !. f6-w4vT Or o,r af ~, 49,, ~ NJ
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LAND FOR SALE


(Y virtue OF deed of trust executed In me by Sterling
- Kufhn and Elizabeth his wife, 20t day OF Jsna.
ary 1876 and duly recorded in the county court of King
Williams 10 secure the payment of sundry of money
ineren mentioned 10 Doctor John oskins, SHALL on Fri.
usy me Z9' ''ny q" July next, IL airif not,
OF land therein mentioned lying in the lower end of the
nation $50 acres be the same more or less This land il
OF excellent quality and such title will be csnyeyed by the
shnserper as Is vested IN him trustee which no doubt
une xceptionable. no. Poi Ann Trms,se
King William county. June so i1Iwsu
Mt. LEWIS -nIRLEY Take notice, that shall on
~ Tue 2oih day OF July 1928, the dwelling house
uoc James Minor in Louisa county between the hours
O'Clock a. NJ and o'clock r. NJ take the deposition OF
the sa James Minor To he re8d evidence n suit
depending inihe superior COURT Of law Louisa county
winch am plaintiff and you R az uhch place
You are requested 90 attend. RALPH oIJARIFS.
Louisa, June H. 1928. ga ,y1,y
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-07-11
FOR RENT OR LEASE

TUE TAVERN at Dinwiddie Courthouse there Is SUI
helest land attached toit, in high improve
70 make gram enough for the of the places IL should
he an inducement having family TO educate as there
Is wen regulated academy within few hundred yards
can spare or good feather beds and great number of
articles, that would suit the renfor IL the above property
IS not privately rented by October court will be up
tue highest bidder on that day Persons disposed
make application TO me, residing the premises.
may 10. 3-wn JAMES SCOTT.