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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-07-22
by The GorerH0r ofhe Commonwealth Of Virginia
A PROCLAMATION

HEhEAS ~ has been represented the executive by
w The sheriff Of King William county Thai a certain
nnaih w Adams, who was presented by the grand jury
o sh county a their quarterly term held in November
last for feonoUsly shooting VIM Adams for whose appre
nsnsIon capas was awarded but before execution OF
mn,ch he Sad M w Adams alsconded and is going
at large have therefore thought proper with The advice
OF e council OF state, TO offer reward Of hundred dol
r 10 any person persons who shall appreiend and
vey 10 the county of King William tic said William w.
Adams. And DO moreover require all officers civil and
nitary aud eXh0rt the good people Of the commonwealth
TO use their best eudeavors appehend the said VIM W.
Adams that he may he dealt with as The law directs.
OVen under hand Governor and under the seal Of
%, the commonwealth, At Richmond. this Ist day o.
l5eall July, 1928.
JAMES PLEASANTs, Jr
- VIM w Adams is about feet or inches high, has
ght har, ana carries lee stiff when walking From
formation lately received IL probable that he has settled
himseli IN the county OF POwhaian or Chesterfield
d"ly = I7-w4w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-07-22

MN. join OABH, SIR: Take notice that ON Saturday
~ Tue Tlb day of Sept 1873, between the Of 10
ocock ~ the forenoon aud o'clock theafernOon Of that
day, shall proceed the tavern OF Zachariah Taylor in
we town vt Cartersvllle aud county OF Cumberland 20
lake the deposition ri Mr. Henry g. Montague 10 be read
rs evidence IN certain in controversy depending
on The clancefy side Of The county cour Of rOwhaar
wherein am plaintiff and yourselfand Frederick Cox arc
deendanis HANE CHASTkiN
july 4. va
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-07-22

MAS committed TO The jail ofiIanoYeT ON the 1870 =,
w negro woman who calls herself JULIA ANN n3J
says she belongs TO Mr.. Cock Of Georia and tba he
purchased her NJ Mr.. James Clarke Of MARYLAND she Il
OF brown complexion, about five feet SIX inches bpi
Hnu ha vide gap between her upper teeth In front The
"wsI requested TO come forward prove properly pay
charges and take her away, she will he dealt ,ib a.
tue law directs. VIM W. THILMAN, Aefno IaiIor
way ~, 4-Wl2w For JAMES STARf,E.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-07-22

AM authorised by the propret Of the land on which
Mr. Samuel Wilson lately lived. on Tinker creek in
boieour county 10 sell tho The entire parcel CON
'ts Of f3i acres which will be sold Together nr divided in
10 Two tracts There Is on u comfortable dwelling house
with all necessary out houses garden, orchard &C. II has
always been considered among the hest tracts Of high land
~ boetourti and = well worthy the attention Of those no
would wish 60 buy the very finest kind " Tobacco land III
which i abounds For terms apply TO the subscriber.
Botetourt Springs, April 1. JOS vii
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-07-22
Er'roe' ea is;er totss Ed., eftAs a.roa Farmer, dat.

~ -. :, "a Oh O5Hge, Hi5souri, -IprN q.
am AT TINS moment experimenting in my nursery-I
nave grated apples sycamore cottos tree stocks,
close TO The root am told that most hourshjup sures
oi apples IN The west, are growing sycamore
ooS' am IRVING peaches the wild plumb and shall
pE recommendation Of OF my neighbours GRAFT
oS peaches on stocks of the black aInu This
OF mine assures that he has very old
ahu houlishing peach tree growing a wanut-t Is ca
10 u III az least we shall escape the annoyance Of the
worm am determined tctry all OF ways TO pro-
cure good permanent peach orchard. The result of such
my experiments rs may prove successful, shall made
known TO you i'll due time" ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-07-22
AT PHILADELPHIA.

BY THE JUNIOR ARTILLER1srs
Inc memory OF Washingf On.-Veneratedi in HE
own, respected in all countries Silent honors
HE Army and Navy.-Ihe defenders of t,e soil
the protectors Of the ocean.
General A. Jacksonville needs no praise Who,
so well deserves IL
Agriculture, Commerce and Manufactures Soeed
10 the shuttle.
Captains Porter, Stewart and Biddle .-Pennsyl.
to acknowledge them
by LIST Lieut.. Herman.--AriiIlefy--'r Bonaparle
are we indebted for the greatness Of IFS perfection
10 Jackson Tor as Improvement at New Orleass and
to our army and navy for its practical utility on the
soil and the ocean.
By Lambert Kealting General A. Jackson. ,,e
hero OF Orleans, the soldier and statesman worthy
The highest honor 10 the gift VI the country, I've 50
nobly defended.
STATE GUARDS.
The President Of the United Saies-Whout
2 10y on his head, or gewgaws on his breast, more
uuy great ilan The crowned despOt the sceptered
England BeiEgsrent when the rights Of kincs
are assailed-Heurdt when the rights Of the peopIe
are attacked, 10y her neutrality ehecually aiding
Ihe despols-may she not hereafter have cause to
BY j. c. HHl-Gen. Andrew Jackson, the pa,r,o,
and soldier, in him confidence has never been mis-
placed.
STATE FEscrBLFs.
The United States Of America-The eoun,rv to
which all eyes iurned-in which MI homes centre
-happiness TO her people-perPeluiiy TO her exist.
euce.
The stale Of Pennsylvania--Less Of men--more Of
princple-to the first her greatness has been sacrf
ced-a Grm adherence 10 the last can alone restore
IL.
ByG b. Adams Esq. ri Alicante--The Ex.Tm-
peroT Of Mexco-The first Imperial plant in North
America, scOrched IN IT. first DAYS by The rays Of
Freedom, may ts early whitening convince the legi.
innate champion Of Divine Rights, that Despotsni
can never flourish yegeiate ~ the soil which is
once sown WIKI the true seeds Of Libcrti.
~ Baltimore, Doeior Murphy prefaced the read
ng Of the Declaration Of independence ~ the Court.
h0use, with The following observations
FeilOio- CitizeHs.-Called upon on the return Of
this day, haIlowed to the memories Of hose who
fought Of those who died, Of those who rirq pfed 10
establish our independence, 10 read tie sacred doc.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-07-22

person, living in Isle of Wight county Va writes to
the Editors of the Norfolk Beacon thai free neor ,yo
man, aged - years, Of sanguineous temperament on
e iStn UT hetwern the hours of in the morning.
was delivered of -Four Cha.sn three girls and boy ali
peL.ft and natural and born alive have since died
r he other two will not, suspect survive many DAYS
- weighed about two pounds EACH measured from
- 10 ~ inches in length The mother went The usual
i 81 ss'a'lon. saw her two days ago she
Amy IS remarkably we'll when take Into
s n".ure oi the occurrence detailed notice of
s case VIII be published in our medical
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-07-22

VIE subscriber takes leave inform his friends anu III.
- public generally, that he has taken the WARM
SrhNuS establishment for terms of years and that he
VIII oe Al All times prepared for the reception and comfort
ape accommodation of company. The baths nre in excel
tent ORDER and careful attention will be paid 10 persons
using thenl For the character water of the Warm
springs ne refers TO an extract oa letters Physician
VINO nas hau ample experience ofS efficacy To render
more agreeable to the palate quaEIity of il will con-
sany be kept cool in bottles when becomes as pleasant
N sulphur water can be- The Chalybeae Spring So useful
S tonic ana IN cases of scroua, is also in good orier
has pleasure in stating roads lead
g rom stanton TO the Sweet and Sulphur Springs, by
thiS place, are in better condition than heretofore
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NFs AMERICAN
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A REMEMsIiANcER!
OF THE

.,,a Heroes, Sages and Statesmen Of n
Df Btericd-
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III themselves, in either capacity, IN the
,,uaoL,t;onary War, which obtained the indie
,.odence oftheir country
s...nd Edition. Win experimentation
r.,ue Declaration by the Representative OF
the United Colonies oil North America,
9Th the causes aud nee essty of taking
IN arms, July o, l775--The Petition ny the
up .'sntat;yes Of the United Colonies, to the
~ Of Great Britain, July ., lT75-A Procla-
a., ~ 81 Congress fra day Of fasting, hum'l!a.
9no and p aver, March 10, l773-lhe Decla-
zion al independence, July 4, l716-and the
',,an,festo by the Congress oil the United States
nrAmer,ca, October so, l779.
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.,J ,hr Farewell Address of General WASH.
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service. September IL, 1876.
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'ost OF ,h,s contest, aud lind nothing So read
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d,taty bondage upon them.
{. Inc arms we have been compelled by onl
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naz,,d. with unabating Iirinness and pe1sere'-
ance, employ for the preservation OF our hbe'-
tr,-De,ng with one mind resolved To die Tree
men ,ather than to live slaves. IL Declaration
arcongress, setting forth the necessity oliasing
m arn.s-July u, L1l5.
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Trechied IN the nediest manner, md on me
most moderate trims, ut he 0giee efhe
Tlrgl man
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rHNHE SUBSCRIBER, the proprietor oil the
Il MINERAL SPRINGS, within the corpo.
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commodation for those who may desire 10
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analysed by physicians Of eminencc, aud IS
aledgcd TO contain such mineral qualities as
render water most beneficial TO health. The
Springs arc situated about half mile from the
main street, aIforjing convenient and plea
SAINT morning or evenings walk--An arbog on
the spot, and every convenience Of seats, &c.
protect, the place from the sun, aud renders il
an agreeable retreat Prejudices against the
reputation of the water, have heretofore been
created aud indnslriously circulated by the
ignorant and malicious. The public is assured
that they were prejudices unfounded in truth,
and which will speedily yield to trial and eH-
pertinent. To these only legitimate test, of
virtue and truth, he respectfully invites all
who desire 10 preserve their health uninjured
by the heats Of summer and the burthens Of
business or TO rcinstate il, when impaired
by the vicssitujes of climate, or the rayages
OF disease.
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The North American Review,

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who Runaway from my residcuce, near Henry
court house, last December, but did not leave
The county till the first of March, at winch
time he took beast Of mine from a plata
ton about five miles from home. On tie 10th
instant received a letter from the ialcr Of
Augusta county. He was there. Til, letter
was dated the Sth instant. | sent on Hmedi-
atcly bnt ii seems that on the 10th, the iaiier
carelessly perniue dhim to escape. got my
beast The slave is still going at large He
is about five feet 10 inches high, twenty-five
years of age, stout built, IA small scar IN his
forehead, just below his hair.
GEORGE HAIRSTON.
May o. 40 w3w
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is in neat order, at l2l cents for a single
Shower, or SO lar The sesson, paid in advance;
JOHN RICHARDSON.
May 30, Is 42
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The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-03-10
COMMUNICATION.

Peale's splendid picture OF the Court of
Death attracted, ON Saturday night, nu-
merous spectators, who. TO borrow a
simlle from the painting, replaced each
other In succession, as will be the lot of
us all, before that tremendous rihupaI.
1t would be doing injustice TO so grand
a composition TO pass crifigue on il
from view by such light as is thrown on
1t by ps-aliho' they shed deeper
sadness on the group, probably from
some feeling of analogy.
The difieren, figures must have Ear
greater relief when viewed bv the light of
day. Yet obscure as il was. that of Plea.
sure must have attracted universal admi.
ration.
The artist deserves much credit for
pourtrayiDg that persons;ion with every
chasteness that could be done T. preserve
The character IN proper keeping. Ii is
not The voluptuous Gree, mineling the
inebriating draught in her chalice. Peale
gives to the countenance of Pleasure an
expression OF Daiyete and to her attitude
an easy development that shew he has
studied in the French school. The dra.
20 SbN SN''Noi III ~ 10 dORbildDlC and
the figure has bold reiieE-starls from
the canvas.
The figure of Virtue, 5y the light of
the lomh, seems 10 want what the French
| Call character, tina, ennobling dignt,
which is not inconsistent with innocence
and resignation.
Some objection might possibly be
made to the height VI the Warrior as
contrasted with that of tho groupe Oh the
LETT OF Death-and of that of the Youth
with the figures on the right. The fin.
gers oflhe hand which covers the avert
ed eyes OF the Mother, some NIGH. con-
slider as exhibiting rjgidness, or stiff
ness. But let me again repeat, it is un
fair to speak thus of a painting, the beau.
ties OF which are dimmed by kind of
obscure light. III,
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-03-10
A WRY s'rEp.

We invite the attention of our readers
TO the following extracts from law re-
Gently passed by the legislature ofSou,h
Carolina, and now in operation in that
state.
"And be it further enacted, that if any
vessel shall come into any pY,t or harbor
OF this state, fom any other state or f..
reign port, having on board any tree me-
groes or persons oi color, as cooks, stew
ards, mariners, or in any other employ
ment on board of said vessel, such free
negroes or persons of color shal! be liza.
BILE 10 be seized and conEncd in Jail, until
said vessel shall clear on: and depart
from this state. And that when said ves-
sci is ready 20 sail. the captain oil said
vessel shall be bound 70 carry away the
said Tree negro or free person Of color,
ana TO pay the expense OF his detention,
and In case OF his neglect or refusal SO Ia
DO, he shall be liable to be indicted, and
on conviction thereof, shall be fined in
sum not less than one thousand dollars,
and imprisoned not less than two months:
and such free negroes or persons of CO.
ior shall be deemed and talk en- as absolute
slaves and sold in conformity to the pro.
visions oil the act passed the Goth day of
december, one thousand eight hundred
and twenty aforesaid"
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-03-10

On Friday week, a, Philadelphia, o
negro secreted himself in the store of
Nsessrs. Iunis e. Way. SO soon as the
store was locked up The stranger proce
ded to gather together such articles as
he deemed most valuable. In this he
was uninterrupted, and having packed
up ms booty was about 10 retire, but
mere difficulty presented itself. The
store was SO well secured, that the black
man could not get Out without the assis>
lance ofan iron bar, which made so much
noise as TO alarm the watch, who very
nnceremoniously conducted the negro TO
prison. Look under your counters as
we II as under Jour bedstead..
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DARING OUTRAGE.

N daring attack was made yesterday
morning, upon the person of Mr.. Wood,
OF The iirm OF A. s. Z. Wood. Of this CT
~. A black fellowlentered the Store, no
doubt Tor the purpose of plumber, and
whilst Mr.. w. was in the act of STOPPING
suddenly struck him violent blow upon
the head with stick or bludgeon. which
seriously wounded him. The stroke
was SO sudden and unexpected that MIR.
'" imagined he was shot,& immediately
ran INTO the street and gave the alarm
The fellow made of, ard ran from the
store IN Whitaker street, nearly TO the
steam boat wharf, before he was over,a.
Ken He was, however, caught and
committed 10 prison
Sauannah Georgian, GATH ulf.