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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-06-03
Richmolll Bnrr .NiN- Stolle Manmfactoru

FENiiE subscribers respectfully inform their ends and ,
well selected assortment Of FRENCH BURR BEOcFHSi
Of the hest quality And al' ready Bur- AStonrs
ious 'iIe which they warrant not inferior built IN
thl' country Persons wanting the above article can sun
Piled Al Norhern prices, determined to ,r a. low
thy can be bought in any respectable shop town
acceptance Ih"r shop NJ the of T. aud 18th
WIZ &c "'"A'' '''' SSr i%f [ISPEP ST :N
n T. For reference TO the quality of our ready made
Burr Mills Stores apply to the Richmond mler, ey have
TUE -s,--- Ic9s,--.-----i--s- - -,
IL public generally, that he has taken the VAIN sPitflGS
establishment for term OF wears, and thai he will al all
times prepared for the reception and aocunpoda.
ton ofc"nPany The baths in excellent order and care
fol attention will he paid persons using them For the cha
OF the Of the Warm Spring, refers to an ex
Of alete+ Physician had ample experience
quantity oft will constantly he kept cool ia bottles when the
pleasant suiphu be- The ChaIy bate
good order, and bath has lately been into which
cold and may be admitted, ihe tenpc
cellen shower bath The sb,cber pleasure in atn
that the Dads leading from Stanton Sweet and SUI
phur SPRING, by this place, ia better condition han
tofore. JOHN FRY
Warm Spring, Bath County, Va. May %. 5-wGw
consider the of Warm Springs peculi.rlv
valuable The medicinal powers al mineral can onI
i'to he regretted 'at perfect knowledge Of
Of medicinal prins h5s hcen acquired nv aceur,.
The waters ofthe Warm Spring, when taken
hdy speedily act The whole system. They the
action If the hloodye,,els, the excitement of tie ~.
tem and the various .ccreou When these effects cnue 10
moHrTit ctgee an indoH "i their beneficial operation.
WheH thry heaohe thirst and heat the 1uin-
ty taken huld I've diminished. They highly useful in
affections o. he liver and stomach and IN ost uOnS Of
and particularly iu tonic gor BY the addition of
casPoonul ofthe saturated solution OF p,o sa ro or three
g'ses Neeome actively raihtc. The crternaL a
Picaion very efctcous IN pal chronic rheumatism aud
eutaneous diseases The ogsr error, Warm Bath i,
eaxant she principle thi heat Lessons The nan
mate substances, absurd The analogy does not hold with
rPcet TO The application tire living anma system TIE
bah simply nUl7nt, and either strengthens OF hau,ts
applied ~ lle atcIE IT eNcC,-ivcV'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-06-03
" Won tafnen cuHum
~Eihnsii inieciumte rsddet
-Qund iugicus stmel bora vexif.n

Ho would not then enter into abe question Of seeu-
rites farther than observing that he did not think
we could have any better Lan these proposed. n
objected, that the oath In the bill was too long
that Il was mole like bill OF indictment than an
cath disavowing imputations; but IL should b. re-
collected that when the last bill reached the other
horse, where existed very nice scasibahy On a8
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-06-03

BOLTI.N'G CLOTHS
yNHE subscribers have received and na; for ,lr haul,
Il some assortment OF Boiling Cloths, Of superior quality
MAY IL S---6t KYLE & COCIiRAN
TO MILLERS.
Wish 20 employ Young man, one wiha small fn,lv 20
take charge OF Manufacturing Mill at Walk.fton viii
give good wages one who will CONT well recommended
BAYLOR TEMPLE
NsAeItuN, INIb5 v queen May IL 5--Ot
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Round Timber

Length. Diameter at Diameter AZ
partners or head oryard
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1825-09-17
TIE NzxS eEIEsAgyES ~.
CAPTURE OF THE VENETIAN BRIDES.

According to the ancient custom, the nuptials of
the mobiles and principal citizens of Venice al
ways celebrated on the same day of the year. The
eve of the Publication consecrated to this pub
lie festival, and the state annually increased the ge
neral Joy Of the occasion by endowing twelve mai
dens with marriage portions. Ia the morning, gon-
dolas elegantly ornamented, assembled from all
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1825-09-17
ExaTwYTs Vxss e * Ew
FROM THE PORTLAND ADVERTISER.
THE AUTO DA FE.

to be dOne such a one as pfSpelS the DaCOd IN COiQ
shuddering to the heart the blessed appears to
shine brighter than ever, the air to possess more
elasticity, and all nature seems in its unconscious
ness to wear more lively and happy aspect.
y morning like this shone Madrid on the day
when the Inflated Jessica Mauteno pacing her
solitary dungeon in momentary preparation for be-
ing sacrificed at an Auto da Fe. Jessca seven
teen years of age tall and gracefully formed, with
a low but ivory white forehead, and dark hair, in
which might be seen her taper fingers, Half BIZ
RED in the tresses that they clasp, she pressed
her delicate hands each side of her head to shut
out the noise of the laugh, and the jest, and the
song, of the multitude who hurried along to attend
her Auto ia Fe.-"A Alas" thus ran the current Of
her thoughts, "and can it be that men who profess
the religion Of him they call the mercful Jesus take
pleasure in the sight of the torture Of human be-
ing? are none Of them husbands brothers or fathers
Is there no help for Jewess? Does difference IN
some points of religion make such difference IN
nature that | may be thrown into the flames like
some miserable beast, and none have pityf' And
perhaps some thought of her transcendant beauty
glanced across her mind as she stopped for mo-
lnent bv the window of her cell but if it did, she
renewed her walk with more humility for the
thought "What avas beauty wealth? have
them both but thou cruel inquisitors would have
looked on Sarah, the wife of Abraham without emo
ton, and wealth may not buy my life! Alas! alas!
am weak: Oh, God of Abraham let me not fall in
this last trial." She stopped she heard the bolts
go back, and sunk for moment on seat, but the
next she rose and drew her tall form to its height
when the door opened and CASTOR Marvata entered
with dishevelled hair and swollen and blood red
eyes He staggered to a seat, and the gentle Jes
sica looked mournfully him, he sat with his
face buried in his hands. At last she spoke. &C Gas
toni" He raised his head, but dropped it again af
ter he had gazed moment on this beautiful girl
standing calmly by his side, and thought that afew
hours would lead her to the stake
Gaston,' she again said, look up and listen to
me- He obeyed and she proceeded. 'You have
been very dear to me, CASTOR, but those moments
which we enjoyed together are gone they can
never be renewed. You will remember me, dear
Gaston.'
4 VIII die with thee interrupted he, in hoarse
trembling voice
'Nay, be not rash, my Castor. Thou art now
unnamed, and must support thee under our ca
lamity. But there pursuits before thee IN the
world to which thou must turn AFTER (she hesita-
ted & will say after the fire has expired which
will consume me -
And canst thou talk TO me of following
-
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destroyed before my face fairer form than their
accused eyes ever gloated on
Again she interrupted him-she put her fair hand
over his mouth, saying, as she did 50, Thou must
not, CASTOR, give way to grief in this wild manner.
Consider that thou mayst be overheard by those
men Of BE, but they profess thy faith, and will
not revile them. But fer thee, CASTOR, my death
will be a blessing. Thou art young, rich and no.
bic, and mayst well aspire to fame and rank, in thy
country. Listen to ambition. Lead to the altar
some noble and beautiful Spaniard, and let Jessi-
ca the Jewess be remembered only in thy pray ers.
Slowly the saddened boy raised his head-with
wonder in his countenance, he asked in low tone,
Jessica art thou mad2-Canst thou think mean
" of me1 Woman's hand will never take,
mans love will never seek if thou art lost to me-.
After pause Of some moments he spoke in a loud
CT and quicker tone, But thou art not, shall not,
be lost to me- there is still hope Let the holy IA
theirs of our religion expound to thee its doctrnes
thou must, thou canst not but be convinced of
their truth Then thy life may be saved then my
fathers scruples will vanish and then Jessica, he
cried, and turning his beaming countenance upon
the maid eve may-but | see thou wilt not be
convinced And again he dropped his hands upon
his head and sobbed.
'Wel dost thou say, dear CASTOR, that will not
be convinced. The faith of my fathers has descend
ed from sire to son for ages. 1t was given to in
thunder on Mount Sinai, and were no true daugh-
ter of Abraham could / believe-but thou art a
christian No, dear CASTOR, may not change my
belief And thinkest thou that thy love were not
stronger motive than my love of life? thou dost lit
tie know my heart, if thou ait not assured that
love thee better than life. And for thy father
'And what of my father dear Jessica, said Gas
ton, when he perceived she stopped.
'When l am gone, CASTOR, he will no more re-
proach thee with thy love for a Jewess.'
CASTOR had suspected what Jessica was aware Of
that his father was the secret informer who had
first betrayed her to the Inqusiton, and it the
suspicion which prompted his question. Her
swer, however, turned his thoughts into another
channel He looked upon her, and thought Of the
fatal stake that--and sob burst from him as he
wildly asked IS there nothing can save theeP
Nothing, CASTOR, can me, but such means
as may use without dishonour / must die that
cruel death, but thou may Gaston'--She was inter
rupted by the opening Of the door of her cell, and
her father tottered into the room
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The affianced pairs disenbarl1ed amidst the sound
of music their relations and friends in their most
splendid habihments, sweled the retinue; the rich
presents made to the Brides their jewels and
ments, were proudly borne for display and the bo-
dy Of the people unarmed, and thoughtless of dam
ger, followed the glad procession. The Istrian pi-
rates, acquainted with the existence Of this annual
festival had the boldness to prepare an ambush for
the nuptal train to the city itself They secretly
arrived over night at an uninhabed slet, near the
church of Oliyolo, and they lay hidden behind it
with their barks until the procession had entered
the church, when, darling from their conceament,
they rushed into the sacred edifce through all its
doors, tore the shrel1ing brides from the arms of
their defenceless lovers, possessed themselves of
the jewels which had been displayed in the festal
pomp, and Immediately put to sea with their fair
captives and booty. But deadly revenge overlook
them. The doge, Pietro Canando Ill had been
present at the ceremony he shared in the fury and
Indignation Of the affanced youths they flew to
arms, and, throwing themselves under his conduct
into their vessels came up with the spoilers in the
langunes of Carlo frightful massacre ensued
not life among the pirates spared and the
yictors returned in triumph with their brides to the
church of Olvolo. procession of the maidens of
Venice revived for many centuries the recollection
ofths deverancc on the eve of the Publication
But the doge was not satisfied with the punishment
which he had inflicted on the Istriots He entered
vigorously upon the resolution of clearing the Adr-
attic Of all the pirates who infested it. he conquered
part of Dalmata and he transmitted to his success
sor, with the tlucal crown. the duty of consumma-
ting his design
1t is recorded Of Agrippina, that, con-
sulting the Chaldeans, about the fortune
of her son Nero, she got for a response,
that be would be emperor; but that he
would kill his mother. Let him be en-
peror,' said she, Though l die By his
hands, How blind are we to fnturity!
We lay our whole stock of happiness up
on single ticket, and behold it comes
out blank Nero was emperor; but
Agrippina was far from being willing to
lay Down her life as the price CT his ad-
vancement. Nay, laying aside this hor-
rid circumstance, she did not find the
happiness she proposed, but the direct
contrary. She had laid her account,
that her son would be perfectly obsequi-
Gus to her; and by his means had swal-
lowed in her hopes, dominion over the
universe. But these hopes, like I'll that
are unbopnded, proved abortive. Nero
would not be ruled by an imperious wo-
,uSc Iac -,
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1825-09-17

Sir Matthew Decker was a man Of pie
ty and extensive benevolence, and once
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-05-30
JAMES L. HFATU.
auditOr Of Public .Acc0upfi


IN act calling an The per Cert Certificate,
Passed Jamtary 1914, 1925.
BE II enacted by The Lenerai .7sstmblg, Tlat
the holders or owners OF Old State Certificates,
bearing an interest of Six per centum per an,
mum, shall, on or before the first day OF Sen
TENDER next, present the same torrtdemlli6n
TO the Audior'ot Public Accounts, who sAail
tlferenpon Issue his warrant or " variants On
the Treasurer, for the amount OF princiIa ana
interest due on such certificates
II the holders or owners OF such ccrti6cafrc
shall tail or refuse on or before the first On, q;
September Aforesaid, to present the same for
redemption, tire interest thereon shall after
that period cease and all warrants tberea!.
ter issued, shall be for the principal sum dur.
and interest up to that day.
Ii shall be the duty OF the Auditor Of Publ.
Accounts as soon as may be, 10 cause this ac.
TO be published for three months successive.
ly, IN some newspaper published in Ito
cities of Richmond and Washington, and ia
thetowns of Lynchbnrg, Frederickshug Vim
chester, and Borough OF Norfolk.
Prorided horeetr, and be II further enacted,
that nothing herein contained shall be 50 con.
strued as to have any application to that por.
zion OF the certificates aforesaid, within is
now held by the President aud Directors Of
the Literary Fund.
This act shall be in force from and after
the passage thereof
March J. 3m -
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YEN NoAlaYs &eNafG.

ID UNAWAY from the subscriber, living
lie in phtsylvana county, Virginia, on Mea-
day the 2d inst. negro boy named JORDAN,
OF yellow complexion, 3 years old, i eet Il
or II inches high, quite smart spoken toy,
had on when he left acme, a pair Of blue
checked pantaloons, a coarse cotton shirt, had
no hat nor shoes, no particular mark recoiec
ted. lie was seen on Wednesday night tie
| 18th inst. AT Mr.. Swinneys, near Lynchhnrg,
and do expect he is lurking about town
Whoever may apprehend the said boy md
deliver him TO me, or lodge him in jail so that
get him again, shalleceive the above ri
ward
WILLIAM WARE.
AH ust 81. Ntsd
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,SEASON1BLE.
re are this day opening large additional
supply of
RICH FANCY GOODS,

Exactly suited 10 the senson. Amongst them
are
100 pieces Calicoes, assorted new patterns,
4 few Duugasa aud Onbre do
Beautiful Gauge, Zela and Bareze Handkfs
Barege searfs, beautifully shaded, new ari'e
Elegant Bobbineu Lace, Caps aud capes
snpelbly worked,
A few pieces real Brussels Thread Laces and
Edgings,
SIX stripe Linen Drilling, Hankeen and Other
colours,
Real Nance Chop Nankeen and blue do
A case fashionable dfab Hats,
tarions Goods for gentlemeis' and boys sum
uier wear,
do do male and female servants do
Real India worked Null Muslins,
Null Muslin Robes, richly flonuced
a further supply of bro fig. eros te ete silk
900 pair Prune,la Shoes, all shades and sizes
a large assortment new style Parasols
Chinese Feather Fans, figured-and plain,
Green Gauze Wells, a fashionable article
Ga black Merino Bombazeeu, sup. quality,
piece blue aud black Saxs. Velvet Cloth,
equal 10 any imported,
With great variety OF other Goods, which
they are determined 10 offer 10 their friends
and the public at remarkably low prices.
MCKEE, ROBINSON t. co.
May -. ts39
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Virginia, to wit:

lit Rules held IN the Clerks Office Of
.dmherSt County on the first yuon-
day IN .aprit, 1895
Willis Franklin,
against
Henry Franklin, in his own right, and as
administrator OF Jeremiah Franklin, deed,
Phebe Franklin widow and reliet Of jeremiah
Franklin, deed, Benjamin Franklin, Abner
Franklin, Anderson Moss and Jane his wife,
formerly Jane Franklin, William Clarkson and
Lucinda his wife, late Lucinda Frankli lin, heirs
aud distributes OF said Franklin, deed,
defendants.
IN CHANCERY.
The defendants Benz. Franklin and Abucr
Franklin, and Anderson Moss and Jane his
wife, not being inhabitants OF this COM
monwealth, on motion of the plaintiff, by
counsel, Il is ordered, that the said last named
defendants do appear here on or before tie
first day of tire court to be holden for our
county court of Amherst, in July next, and
answer the plaintiffs bill, and give security
agreeable to the act OF asse mbly and the rules
OF this court and il is further ordered, that
copy OF this order be forthwith inserted in the
Lyrchbmg Virgnian for tie space OF two
months in succession, and that nnother copy
thereof be posted At the front door OF the
court house of this county on some court day.
a Copy-Ieste,
4. B. DAVIES, Cl'k.
May WSW37
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To Mr.. lessee Allen of Tennessee,

To Mr.. jesse Allen of Tennessee,
49, liz You are hereby notified that on
- the Sd day OF June next, at the store
house of IIorseiy & Fariss in Bent Creek,
buckingham county, Virginia, | shall take the
deposition of Col Wm freeland, 10 be read
on the trial OF my suit now depending against
you in the superior court of law for Amherst
county, when and where yon may attend II
from any csusc it be not taken on that day, |
shall proceed on the next day thereafter at
the same place TO take said deposition
JOHN LOOSELY, Jr.
May u. w3w SO
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nFFERS his professional services to
~ the citizens oi Bedford county. lie may
he found at his fathers, four miles north Of
otter Bridge, where he viii al all times he
pleased 10 obey the demands OF those who
may favor him with thoir patronage.
May 10. W3wS9
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Superior Court Of UaNcery for the Districl
Of LyHchbUg, .Hay Term, 1899.
tNONi NOUS

- N'''''''N' y j"' Wv (ioAf ~
of LyHchburg, .Hay Term, 1879.
tNONG NOUS
By the Chancellor : When suit, in this
court, is at issue, a general Commission
may be issued, for taking dispositions ;
.ond, by a late act of assembly, four months,
from the time of filing the replication, by
which the suit is put to issue, is allowed
the parties, for taking their dispositions /:
and, either party, at the expiration Of that
time, may set the suit duwn for a hearing /:
aud, no deposition taken afte: that time,
shall be read as evidence, ON the hearing,
unless taken by consent of the parties, BY
special order of the court, or out of the
state. This is he act see it | vol. of the
laws, by M. Leigh, 2l6. Sect Io3 and
time has proved the necessity Of strict at
trntion 10 it as we'll here, as in the court,
at Richmond.
To be published by order of the Chan
cellor four weeks by the Firginian in
Lynchburg, and the same length of time,
by the Enquirer in Richmond.
a Cnpy-Teste, J. WILLS c. c.
May &c. 4w4o
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UsIIE subscriber has for sale, and Is d
i iermined 10 sell, several surveys of laad,
lying on Goose creek, miles from Libefiy,
and adjacent 10 his mill esiablishmeni.--
They contain Ir0m Que 10 three hundred
orcs, rs may sui purchasers, aud are ~ fne
order Ter cropping. Possession will be given
immediately, aud on sefs aeeommo dsiiHg
terms CHARLES L. PATTERSON
lannary.7. TO
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RNi.AND ROBERYS.
FEW DOORS BELOW THE FARMERS BANK,
Has FOR lS.1LE,

Has FOR S.1LE,
Prime and inferior West India Sugar
Orleans Sugar, A1olassrs
Double refined and common loaf Sugar
Best green Coffee, Rice, Chocolate
Pepper, Spice, Ginger, Copperas
Gunpowder and Imperial lea
Sherry and Malaga Wine
Old West lndia and New England Rum
Old and new Whiskey
Tailow and Sperm Candles
Cotton Cards, Wool Hats
Fur Hats, black aud drab colohred
Bar Iron, bistered and German Steel
Cut and wrought Nails
Iron Traces, Curry Combs
Window Glass, Knives and forks
Earhen Ware aud stone Ware assorted
Men, Calf Skin Shoes, lined and bound
Mems coarse Shoes, Boys Shoes
Writing Paper, Playing Cards
Best Liverpool filled Sack Salt
German ozuaburgs
5000 lbs Bacon, and various other articles
all of which he will sell low for cash, or ex
change for Bacon, Flour, Whiskey, brandy
&c at the market prices.
April 81. WOW 30
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a HE subscriber again requests all those
L. indebted to him, TO come forward aud
settle their accounts forthwith, as longer in.
duIgence cannot be given. lie fully aulho.
RISES robert kInner, to collect all debts ow.
ing IN him. ROBERT ORR.
April q. Is IS
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TO George S. Holloway

S.IR-As you are not an inhabitant of
~ this state take this method TO notify you,
TINT on the Oath and 25lh days Of May, 1925,
shall proceed to take the dispositions Of Joab
Atkisson and others, nj the tavern house OF
Robert Norris, in the town Of Lynchburg, to
be read As evidence on TIE trial OF suit now
depending in the superior court of Chsncery
for the Lynchbufg district, wherein 1 mn
plaintiff and yourself and Others are defend
ants JABEZ CAMDEN,
Nav o W1ws1
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DaMt ing School.

WILLIAM KENNEDY proposes 10
w open in Lyuchhurg IA DANCING
SCHOOL, if sufficient encouragement be
afforded. He will teach his school every
Friday and Saturday. Terms. per session
Of six weeks, s6.-Subscriplion Lists will
be left at Mr.. Robert Morriss', and at the
Eirginian office.
Ills CotIlion Parties will commence
simultaneously with his school.
MAY 49, 70
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Public Notice

is gi.enby ihe Trustees, that the Legs
u lature OF Siieinin, nj Tire lasi session pass
ed law establishing etown Of 10 halt acre
Lots, To be known by the nsmc of Kingston
in the county of csinps.ll on the land al
oaekville King. The Lots are accordingly
located aud surveyed, on both sides Of the
great road leading from Lynehburg 10 the
South. ard known by the name OF Wards
road, by Tar the most pubic highway III this
part OF Tho upper country. Kingston IS about
IS miles from Lynehburg, aud or from
Wards bridge. 1he sifnatienis inviting in
deed nearly perfect level, fertile dry grey
earth, good spring water convenient, tie
country around ahnunding in prime building
timber, and 3 Saw Mills in 2 or 3 niles.
The law directs The Trustees 10 sell the Lots
for the benefit OF the proprietor, S. hing
lie, therefore, together with the Trustees, do
give notice, thai they will otler the Lots in
the town Of Kingston, for sale, on Tuesday
the 7ib day vi June, Go continue from day 10
day,) to the highest bidder, IN Il months
credit, the purchaser giving bend with ap.
proved security. 10 carry interest from the
date. A cash na9ment viii receive liberal
discount Any just debt Tint 5. King owes
will he preferred 10 cash Therefore, we 50
licii in the most respectful manner, pufcha
sers and creditors 10 attend the sale.
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w. samuel l.. Valiaferro

FFERS his services 10 the inhabitants
- oil New Glasgow aud The adjnccni neigh.
borhood in the practice of MEDICINE, SUR
gerry, &c. He will be in that place by the
first OF June, aud solioits share OF the public
patronage. May 10.