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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-08-03
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American journal of Science an,
Arts,

Conducted bp BENJAMIN SILLIMAN, Pro
tess0r Of Chemistry, &c. ioie COLLEGE.
This journal began in the year 1919. 1--WE
numbers, be- cen which there is an interval
of about IT. Hpouths, form a volume.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-08-03
TIMOTHY ALDEN.
Z z :, = 7
CONDITIONS.
u. MCKEE & J. g.. MEM
ugrr UST gEfEITED

H3TE Just REcEifED
A general assortment oil farasols
"a. IA and ID bro. Sl,irtings Il Sheeiines
81 aud Al Imitation Circass'an stripes o
Plaids
. balesbest German bleaelied Ticklenbargs
do. Scotch Oznaburgs
Together with many more SPRING GOODS
which are going off at low profession ca7h'
on HAND,
Country T01o Linen, Feathers &c.
April 30, l"'
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-08-03
C.ANYAOS.

skyTE public are hereby cautioned against
SION T. SPENCER, about u teet orr
inches high, very black ilatr, fair complexion,
a very likely man, OF fine address a"a most
unLnInded assurance. About four weeks ago
he borrowed my Mare for a day or two, aud
not having returned her for Two or ll.ree
Weeks we / went in pursuit ofhim and found that
be had traded her of. Iproenred a writ Tor
the purpose OF experimenting the villain at
naIitaA court house, but, with his usual Gun
ming, he gave me the slip before II could be
executed. While | Was procuring lhe writ
Spencer stole my saddle, Whieh had li'l be
fore taken from linn, 1t Is needless, aiierihls
detail, II say that the saidSPencer Is a 9eo'!-
dreI, a Villain and Il Thief, aud mai ihe pun
lie should be On their guard again, MN
JAMES X. GREEN.
MAY II. l2'
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-08-03

AHoSGsT WnICu Ar TuE FOLLOWING.
AOETR. RoLtri5oa'4 Jcetiobic Nor
~ rms tordiaL or MIXTURE Gropd Rf,io
raiirc, D0ctr. Ncad's calculated INIT DiSpepr
tse or stomach p.ris, assure corrective 81 midi
gestioE or sour sinmacl Lee csseucr Of Mus.
tard, an cirrctunl rsmrdy tpr govt, rbcu
U'atisi8, palsey, white swelling nnmbncss,
spraius, bruises. nc Church Cough Drops,
for coughs, colds, n8thmns aud censnInptious
Ifair RfsfDraiirf md PrcserfH{ifc iegtfpbis
Ceraic, RDWlnni's Mncassnr Oh, Aromatic
Snnli, excellent for the head ache, Lavender
Water, Cologne Water, Antique OIL, CRO1ON
oil, 0pc limp II piirt Is fqRGi ~ n mn fgss
81 Cdgtgr Oh, Saipbatt Of Qnjafae, Inmafinds,
Lemon Acid, Mace, Clovcs, Pttrl Ash, Reeves
Water Collars, Lorillard's hiaceohoy Supit,
Kappce Sunif, Aqua FORTS, Alcohol, French
Berries, Stick Logwool, Ground %Logwoed,
Ground ratnwnod, Ground l'u,tie, hicsra-
qua, Blue Nitrint, Indigo, Naadfr, CoPrerns,
Imp OIL, CLUE, spirits T'urpcntine, biuo
smalts, Verdieti-, Terra de Sienna, Lyiharge,
White Lead IN keys, Dry do, Spanish Brown
IN kegs, Ditto dry, yellow Oehre-Also. keen
constantly prepared Soda Powders, Seidliia
| Powder md Portable I.emanade.
They earnestly invite their friends AM tho
public 10 call and examine the ptien ard qeal4
ity OF their goods, Ms they feel couflesl llat
il will insure them good sa'es.
lane Il. fw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-10-08
il aud Xirginia District MAJ -, - S.teut

N CHANCERY.-Unite States Court, Fifth Circ,i,
Il and virginia District, May 2e, 1924 -
benjamin Sergeant, John nounslow and Hannah 1,
wiie and Lucy Perrers adnrx Of Henry Wilson Perres
who was the admir- oi his wife Racket which Bebjnm
aud Hannah are the child zen of Edward Sarpeani I
builder OF Kingston upon Thames and the said ksci
who died In 1912, was daughter OF Elizabeth Rioui..
Suing for themselves and other iegalees William In
Sargeant) pin;n,;anH
Against 'S,
William Allen, ex'r of William H. Sargeaut and (;.o
T.. Harrison, admir- of Rchard 4. Taylor, wlo Wa
e1'r oil the said William II, Sergeant Defendan,,
On morton of the plaintiffs, is Ordered thai ali crr
tors o the late William Hill Sergeant lie peiiled s
iime before the twenty second day OF November nex
Come IN and prove before commissioner Thomas ~
their claims by proper eyidenoe-and in default q, tl
80 doing The Court iii then proceed decree
the egatees OF the funds of the estate oil the said So
ant, and II is directed that this Order he in
newspaper printed in the city OF kicLmonu for a..
months successfully. "0
copy. Teste, RICHARD JEFFRIES on
T,"Cos' ~. 3l-8w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-10-08
NOTICE.

BAPTIST CHESSuEW late of Halifax county and state
OF VTginin died on the 81 day OF March, 1924,
the children OF the said dee. have different
parts OF the country, 10 hereby give notice TO them or
their representatives, that wish make division his
estate anu request as esry information possible
inherent residence or aiive) II by Agent the
tue chiuren who viii be considered leeatees the
estate ZACCHEUS CHESSHiR X, Admir-
OF the Estate OF B. CheSsher dec.
Sent. - 90
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-10-08
THE FOLLOWING ORDER,
A SOUTHRON.

The FOLLOWING ORDERS
or the Superior Court Of Chancery for the Richmond
District, are published, by direction Of the
for the Information Of all persons concerned.
WIN. w. HENING, G. G.
IN NE racnfion aftes June Term, 1894.
1WDEREc, That the several Receivers Of this Court,
- do nnn1hiy between the first day of April, and the
oil MAY following settle their before
ot Abe Court after notice thereof the
parties, mat 'hey may be reported June Term
oi as may be deemed proper by the Court paid any
one OF me Banks IN the city Of Richmond may
suitable 10 the parties concerned.
nat the receiver falling comply with the
interest of any money hands upon the nrincins
the Court and shall not be allowed any for
his services a receiver.
copy. Teste, WIN. W. HENIN(; C. C.
Sept. ~. aiEwRx
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-10-08
Sept. II.
GuNPOWDLIi

NTE receiving for sale, per sehr Pilot zoo kegs
w GUNPOWDER, from the +" Red Stone MUS" HaT,-
tod, consisting strong Powder blasting and
hner quiitiesAnd also, superior Ride Powder. qua
lity oil The above Powder having by use on
the great Canal III the state of New YORK. OF
is believed IL IS not inferior any Other
in this eountry--for sale at reasonable prices.
DAVENPORT 4 ALLEN,
. Agents for the Manufacture T.
Sept II. S9-w6w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-10-08
Sent. 10.

RICHMOND SCREW MANUfAC IOtil
VIE subscriber having laterly made considerable in.
pr"vemens In his Machinery for cutting Screws, &c.
now prepared To manufacture Screws OF all viz.
Tobacco, Coton Mil, Curry log, Sc-atso, ifil Irons
Oh all kinds together with every description oi Machinery
generally used ia Mills or Manufact
NJ ms Machine Factory, next To Messrs. r HaraH Co.'S
Mills H. a. UJIyCIIISOS
NJ Is have just received from the North fresh sup
ply OF iRoN, vi superior quality, selected by myself
Tor tue above PURPOSES aud would inform my friends
aud customers generally, that should be happy exc
cute AN, orders in line of business with the stctes
attention. ID. G.. m
Aug. 20 sI-wif
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-10-08
NOTICE.

ON Saturday the 9Th day oil November next IL fair, f
~ not the next fair day, will be sold the premises
the highest bidder, for Cash. Tract of Land King will
Liam county ON Tue Panunkey river, adjoining Piping
Tree containing W acres, which land conveyed in
trust To the subscribers by deed the court
said county, 10y Thomas n Grymes and Rebecca I. his
wife, for purposes therein specified This tract has on il
we'll finished two story house, with all convenient out
houses &c and is well situated of bu
mess Such title alone as is in vested, ill conveyed
and that is unquestonabie.
CARTER BRAXTON.
JOHN CHEW.
Sept. 10. s7-wsw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-10-08
FOR THE ENQUIRER.

Hail veteran thou whose youthful gore
Oae- stained our ,vv'd ami lovels shore,
Whose sword " hen pierced with many u wou
Fair Erection here refuge found,
Leaped from it, sheath her form 10 shield
And gliuered ON the battle field,
The voice of millions greets thee here,
Hail glorious chieftain ever dear.
We greet thee To that noble plain
Wn~re blushed tue last ensang uin'd stain,
When as the pure hbation streamsd
From Freedoms altar widely CLEANED,
The sacred fire that clear aud bright
ohed Ger our land its haiiow d light,
ANA SUI shall blaz", tbough blood sgnin
Should flow from every freemans vein,
While Liberty one heart can claim
10 feed anew the glorious fame.
When Freedom first her nag unfurI'd
above this blooming western world,
Inc dropping banner, slight and trail,
scarce hlitered TO the feeblest gnie,
But now with proud majestic sweep,
IL Heats above tue rolling deep,
Nnd genmed with stars in triumph flies
Where Viciory's peaiing notes arise.
Flag OF the free Thy stars shall light
Ihe pOndnian from expressions light,
Thy glittering banner wide unfurled
shall lie signal to the world,
Where'er her languid nasie is dying,
uere Freedoms flag unto'n Is living,
anu floats in triumph DER his head
whose blood beneath IL once was shed.
Brave chief! we pluck Tor thee the flower,
For thee we form the blooming bower,
The laurei lends its verdant bough
To t"tne around thy honored brow,
And every flower OF every hue
On Freedoms happy sul that grew,
Is scattered in thy path spread
in blooming arches DER thy head.
Thou comst, not now 10 thisfair shore
Thy blood Tor US anew to - our,
Nor trsadst thou nov the battle plain
To draw the g,ealning sword again.
The Tree, whose Young aud har,iy root
Was rursed with blood, now Yields its fruit,
And nations in auspicidus hour
B1ay taste, aud own lis healing power.
The temple reared lay freemen's hands
In proud majestic glory stands
No secret aud unhallow ed rite
Conceals its shrine from human sight.
There Liberty aair priesiess waits,
And pouring through her temple gates,
The exiirs OF each hapiess shore
hheei at her altar, and adore.
How proud and glorious was the sight
When arm ald desperate for the fight,
The heroes stood with hearts strung high
Prepare 10 conquer or to die"
Add i.od the shout by vaiour given
When sweeping frlm the vaulied Heaven,
1h--blr.i ''tSici0ry proudly flew
And X ed oas The daring lew.
Blu, :. no on Wars dread field
To M tpons scurn'd TO yield,
Have sr..- se--Ss.sth that COnqueror's blow
Who lays 'roudest warrior low.
A feeble remnant of that band
Who spurned UppresSion's iron hand,
Greet their lov'd chief to Victory's plain
Aud live their battles DER again"
And where is lie, the lending star
To Glory Does he rest alar,
Nor haste in honor'd age 10 greet
Him whom in youth he ioy'd To iueets
Alas. POtomacs lucid wave,
Flows by the sumb-rins h-ro's grave,
And thou, La Fayet,c, cans'i NOT gaze
On the lov'd friend Of earlier days.
Hehears not now nations cry
a Il.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-10-08
Asgust6.

tNAS committed 10 The jail OF Heniico county on the
w 29Ih day OF May 1924, runaway "A negro man
named BOB, who states himself be tho properly Ia
trick lieny of Amea county, said runaway is about fifty
years DID, dark complexion, six feet high aud
he Is much marked with The small poxTbe said
slave hereby requested forward prove property
pay charges and take him away, or he will be dealt m
as the law directs.
JOHN p. BURTON, D. S.
For William cambridge, S. II. G.
August 90. SJ-wI2w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-10-08
IN CHANCERY AT a Court contiu ued ond hal, -
Louisa county, August 10, 1924. ~ iot
John Puiliam and Sally his wife who Sally Pe,h,

Against
William Sergeant and Betsey his wife, Nuckolds J,
son and Suokey bis wife, Nancy Wilkinson who .
Nancy Perkins, Michael Perkins, Anthony Perkins w;,ss
am Perkins, Samuel Perkins, Edward FATE m
band OF Mary Fare, who Mary Perkins, Thomas m
and Mary his wife and David Perkins, which said ME-
and David children Jesse Perkins es Joh,
kns In his right and Of John Perkp.
and The said John Perkins, admir- OF Mary Perkins uss
q. Poipdexler dec. man
The aeiendauis Michael Perkins, Anthony Perkins W.,
liam Perkins, Samuel Perkins, Edward Fare T,a"u-
Mann aud Mary his wife and David Perkins, no, bsaiai
entered their appearance and given security ccorp
law and the rules OF this Court, and appearing To No
this Commonwealth, on the motion of the Plan,f ~ ~
COUNSEL 1t Is Ordered that the sand defendants appear
the first day Of November next and answe e
painifs bill, and that copy OF this order be forthu
inserted IN some public printed in the civ
kirhmond for eight weeks successfully, and posted nj
front door of the courthouse OF this county some
day copy. Teste, JOHN HUNTER t;i Iu'
August ~. si-waH'A
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-10-08

A ESShS, John james Lambert, DAVID X. Lambert ana
AA samuel II Lambert, merchants and partners az The
G.S o' view YORK, trading under the brnI of Laner,
brohefs' You not being Inhabitants of this cDnmnn.
wealth. and not having any known agent within The sam.
VIII take notIce-tbat shall the first day Of Noy
next al tue Sorehouse of Mr. Lucas al Line Greet m lie
county OF montgomery and State Alabama III being ne
place oil residence of John u. mcGrane) proceed no als
the deposition OF said McGrane be read as eyidee
sun now depending Ia the Superior Court Of CHANGER
Tor the Richmond District, wherein you are compIannn
ana Bercheu Baptist deiendanIs.-And viii ni.n A.
me unie aud place aforesaid proceed 10 take the ocps
SAT- now depending IN the Superior Court of G,ck,
nug county wherein you are also plaintiffs and IoLr
Que oi lne partners OF the late firm Berchet aud
Baptist defending and the event OF fai.ino I'm o
'he sau deposiuoas at the time aud place asoresai viii
on"se " attend Tor that purpose, che place aoe
sara, from Gay 10 day until the shall he ohtninc
""en hnn where you may attend il you think proper
~" &C. JoHN II. BAPTIST, Agent
H, Tor the late Firm OF Berchet& B.p,i.t
Mecklcnburg, Va. Sept. -, 1928. SsyIiiv
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-10-08
Broad Rock IaVera 0nd Hoce t3eLI :

WILL sell this properly 20 any person suossd 10 pur-
chase upon credit Of from 20 ten years
90 wiz lease ~ 70 any respectable Proprietor for any
'e'n ne "isHes ~ Moderate rent This celsIfated
o1fse, situated aJout .rae miles from icLmond Is too
Ell known aud established be best tract Il, Virgjyis
20 require comment. II II is leased ali t6s repair auo
improvements WHICH u may be necessary To- maze eifee
ne houses " te field will be ~, bJ The nadersgned
t.ue tensnt my m"Ee them himself, reet wbich
hall he prop0'nOnaDiy iOwFOr further ip0Yr,ntiop
"Ppy 10 " o. CLARKE, NEXT dor above the E,ee rs-
he properly.
BrpaS Rock, Sept a.. 49,.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-10-08

MAS committed TO the Jail OF Albemarle county as "A
w rusaway, the 2iii of May last, negro man who
says his name is PHIL SMITH and that he
merly the property OF Col John NJ Duwe Of RochbrdEe
county, by whom sold a man supposed To resl,
IN the state al Kentucky Said negro 40 years
age, feet inches high, black. and had when he
was committed, bue round about aud panaluon and All
old fur hat The is requested come forward
prove property charges and take him away, Ire
be dealt with US the law directs.
July So wan " OK rs, JS,,O'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-10-08
IUCHlDALD BRADFUTE.
TOMPKtNS.
TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD.

E'oR apprehending securing in jail, or delivering to
Il the subscriber Hanover ouTfbouses Negro man
named JOE who abseonded on the 18Th alt 10. lie is
spare reddish fellow, about 30 years hid purchased
from Mr. Samuel r. Williamson IN Rcbmond. lie Is sup
posed TO be lurking about the city iH tie neighbour
hood OF MT. S. d. Spindles in the county OF Essex
JOSIAH HOLT.
Hanover. Sent "a 4I-n4w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-10-08

M ESSRS Thomas Wall Jacob Bugg and Wi,iaw pa.
A Via; You h"t Icing inhabitants u hi, conmnnw,alh
snu not having any known agent within The saue 500
VIII please iahe notice, that snail the i3tb and iih
nys oi ocioDer next, az the tavern VIM. To,su,S
'he town Of boyd"n bDd county of MeckienLnrg rnr,u
AN To commission BwaTded, take the dcuostiinn nf
John Jeherirs, john NiIhier, william NJ s,yinsoe
Joseph TOwnes, ir William, TOwnes, aud OILERS 10 Ne
read as evidence m suit now d,ptnGmg and undeter.
mined IN the superior Court of Cu1ce,y for ,e n ,h-
mond District, wherein Susanna Davis is painua and
n1has bn'nct', execution OF John Davis dec Thomas
WALL Jacob BugE, William Davis Mary gnrry Ci,rirs
l.. Jeires aud IUcS his lie aIc deIridarts her, and
where 5oH may attend u yOu l..ink proper.
Sept. ~. 1924 p 30 y - IL
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-10-08

4 tOMMlrfED to the Jail of Penjieon on the
~ 18th day of April last Runway negro who
calls himself TOM, and says he belongs John Iium-
phreys OF Spo,syv county, Va Said Negre feet
10 inches high, light complexion, well set his
aceone above the left eye, and the other under the right
eye and about Is of age His clothing, when
mit'ed consisted Of two pair Jeanes pniaoons
blue and the other yellow and old shirt of linen
the owner oi said negro is requested forward,
prove his properly, charges and take him away,
will he dealt with as the law directs.
ii. SHUGART, Jailor
Asgust6. 27-wI2w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-10-08
July so.

M 40 communion TO tue JAIN OF ieurico county III.
w ltIh day Of May, 1924 runaway, n negro man
named Wiliam,who states himself lie thu property
t. Eggleson of Amelia cOunySad runway is about 45
years old, very black FIVE feet inch lghwith
cuar msrk-he had on when committed Jersey coat
and pan'aoons made o: couoBIhe ofsad slave
hereby requested 10 forward prove properly, pay
charges and take him away, he will he dealt with
the law directs
JOHN T. BURTON DIS.
for William Dandrid &c, {. II. @.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-10-08

wish rcsstrictionsupon state sovereignty, and
other measures, whose end shall be the aboli
ton OF slavery, by emancipation among us,
then, OF course, Mr.. Adams should be prefer
red" Choose ye this day whom ye will
serve"
A SOUTHRON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-10-08
UNIVERSITY or WILLIAM q MARY

ONlf EHSIll OF VILLA Il MARY
WIS Institution will he opened as usual ON tba LAST
n monday ~ October being the 18th day of The month,
mHai "hu foIitica Philosophy 10y ID. smith;
sA'hehaiIcs, astronomy, &c. by Mr. Campbell;
Law ana foice by Judge Semple;
Chemistry Natural Philosophy 10y DIR. Rodgers
Ia announcing to the public ta lectures ON e atoye
during the ensuing course the Unprecedented ss,;on al
That Institution would render sou,e nr,b.r 70.
marks necessary. ~ "
In the rSt place. much has been said both in o,; ard
III private about Transferring tue College 10 npnbcr stu
atiVn Dut whether new location be uItiua,sv aoutd
OF not Is entirety mnaterial to those who siav s now
Crrnsecue ibeir studies IN VIM biary ~ vonno men
WHO may intend To remain but one tern Studc1 ~. Law
o'ehahpie "e removal remoyal of Inc ColIere
can De OF no consequence. Nor will new se for he
eaosnent even should one be selected those ~ ho
MA! ,oIe extended course 1T rstructiop where.
soe'tr ihe college, may he located here will rssi the
es'o's me same studies the same facilities los
ol kDOwledge nay nc .tH ann, nam, a. al
Wtseh tonng men, therefore, who may vyisb to com
pe'e '5eir edncaiious in the College of I'm Eory need
ing TO Williamsburg. - " '"'"se' "o'" B"
IN be next place, the Statutes Of the COLLAGE haze beep
~ 10y he Visitors ID student can now he re-
Ioeu 10 ihorm upon HIMSELF under any circuntan.
GO 20 give evidence against fellOw-student.
"p.e 'nen on the one hand the rumours which have
syne IOrh WIN regard TO the removal of The Collie ge
Mne'neI wen or III founded, be no importance what.
@ oSiuuens, so on tile other HOhine could rive the
collegiate Authorities greater pleasure i6sn I'm S eonyn
eed by the OverhOwiDg classes Of the ensnng that
we ehnnges WHICH have been effected are keiy 10 re.
" 'e s'e"' 'hu permanent good Of the Institution,
Sept 10. a. I'VE Sai i"'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-10-08
TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD.

MY boy BILLY left his Wagon, four miles above
A'i Richmond the Oath September, and has sin
been heard Of He is probably in Richmond,
has with him the proceeds Of his load If Wheat,
ing 10 nearly $40 in cash lie toicrably dark fellow
about twenty four old, aud of middng height
size The above reward will be paid who
will deliver him me, in the County Of Nouoway.
JOSEPH b. INGRAHAM.
October l. a3-wSis