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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-07-01
Iron tae N,,c-To.t litAenons Maga.,as
A soNG 0r pIrcAIRN,s IsIANp.

A SONG OF PIrCAIRN'S ISLANp
Come, take our hoy. and VIC will 20,
Beior. our cabin d,or;
Tile wind, shall b;ing Us, AZ they blow,
The niurnilrs - the shore.
Nod wc will k.s his yuuns blue eyes,
AID will sin. iiini. As h" lie',
SruE. hot were niad. Of lore;
7 - s'ng, in III, delis hiful ear,
The island sougs thou lov'.t to hear.
And thou, while s'aminerir- jrop,o',
Tiny ~nrn,rN's torgu. shlii teach;
~ up. 80 svf., hut flr more .vcet,
THAN my own aatiy, speech.
Tot thou No Other tongue di1.i know,
When. scorccN twenty years ago,
Upon Tahctc's beach,
Tt'i, cAn',t 90 WOO me 10 lie tlinr,
With many a speaking took aud .ign.
} knew thy ncariu---,hou diG,t praise
Nv -N-s. my locks OF let;
"a well fcr iuc they won thy gaz..--
Eut thine we're iai. cr YET
I'm glad - see ny nian, wear
Thy ."t blue eye' and sunny hair,
Anl when my sight !, met
Bv his white h,ow aud blooming cheek,
feel Joy otnno, speak
Come, talk Of Europe. maid with me,
Whose nccks aud chrek s they tell,
Outshine the h-au', Of the sea,
Whiic foam aud crimson she'll.
III shape like thou, nav simple lrcs-,
And bind lie them each j.uy tres,
SIGHT TO please thee usau-
7tH tor NV ,lu.kv brow will braid
\ bonnet. like an Encli.h maid.
Come, for the son, low sunlight calls.
We love Tho pleasant hours;
Is lovciier than these eott-c' wallis
That sc't amuu. the 1lwcr..
and will learn If thee q PRAYER,
~ Ht", VII" gave home So fair,
i". -o hle.t 20 ours
The God who made, for thee aud me-,
Tits sweet lonc i-'c amit the ga.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-07-01
TO F.fR1fERS-

TNIE subscriber having Factory Of FARMING TteniI -
a Richmond at the corner Of r. aud iOb ia, -. ,b.
be had Davis new and much approved plan of Plour I b
old pattern, with the Barshare As also, small ~
hS plan oi my construction small Garden ponrb 49,
work ny hand double and single Shovel Pou-i win 2
ely ct Cnlivators aud Haows, Wheat Fam both donnie ans
SINGLE Of the most approved plans A. also other I,.p -
{" order Having lately got Blacksmith from Inc Enb me-
work Is all dos complete rs several persons have made Az
sold Ponghs calling them D,vis, may Inform b, ,,J,ii
That no oicrPcrson has The privilege making them ~ 0I5
Virginia, except in LoutUn county " N'
Richmond, March % i6 ~ Dnh'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-07-01

WAS committed TO the Jail oi Abcusfe county, a, Run
W away, the 22d day OF March last negro man named
MARTlN, abo' so or 50 wears Of age and feet inc hes
heh The above negro Is the property Of joseph Cosby of
Louisa county, hired aybery Weaver Of RocklIer
county Theownel 90 said negro i'equced come fo ward
prove ProPerypy charge add lake him away, or he will be
dealt with as the law dii
WILLIAM WATSON. Tailor
Oi Albemarle county.
june 3
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-07-01

FTNHE subscriber having recently purchased Farm on yb,l
l. he intends permanently to reside offers 10, ale b, E
ON Stony Run, IN tbecounty Of Hanover on wine he is o,g .
resident II contains 5ll acres, with dwelling mouse, kitchen
DAIRY barn, zee house, comfortable quarters neerocs
garden and all the requisites Tor geutcci family IT, pros,
NIFTY u Ethmoud iu nnles)s being wen red anil in
neishnpuh"OI pfoyeibis ioi health, hospitality and Gepd.
cannot bot render acquisition 90 any person wi.hnr ,
country residence The land will be- hen any person VIII
ing 10 purchase, the prempes aud t terms made known m
myself thereon. JOug IT, BTAu, -
Eeh
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-07-01
BROOKS
PATENT WHEAT fans,
IismnI NtCninD SLDcE fOr N0Ie.

AtSiiQt StCdHp STOCK fOr Nuie.
bURSUANr tpa decree ~ the Circuit Co,nf Of ne Dis
bicf If Columbia Tor the county &c tNandris II The st
term ct he said cout n ne am'c@te suN Of Chsncery of
Washington and others lcgatces, npusnf aaafnst u,i-
rod Washington snl Laurence Lewi, acting executor, o Gen
George Wellington, dec. defendants, shall, commissioner
under The d decree, proceed 10 cell he 18Th dag Of une
ensuing at public auction, Tor ca, thr Commercial Read
ing Room in AcEandra shge - Stock in the Dismal
Swamp Land Company the property ofhe Of the late
Cen George Washington The dividends paid upon tbs
Share or some yea pat have hcen very considerable,
particular statement nf Which may be- by the
report With hc Master Commissioner Moue filed
m The afose'ad case. Sale o. ~ O'Clock
NOBLEr HERBERT Comm lssionc.
My 70, 1875.
81 fhs above r1s is postponed Fridqy tie 22t Of
July Not, 81 The ssme piace aud hour.
june 20. f4-Cf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-07-01
COTTON GINS.

9'I' subscriber, formerly dent Of Mathews eotuir
a. where hc long engaged in making Cotton Gins b
we" highly approved Of has resumed thai business In b
% and intends carrying on on the inproy ed Ian ana
10 Huy demand that he waning at the low pri. ~ 80 IN
per saw, Tor all Clos Of from so to 80 saws and for those of
greater nnnher" slw s. p only will be cbsrred; he wishes
those who may & us made, 10 send their (rl, ~ 80
' possible which shall be faithfully executed ami The work
not approved Of they shall moi be bound receive H.
Icwclcr. ETT1,trIF sVp =. - '''f
Richmond. Nav 10
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College of IViNiaDl & .Vnr,,.

FAfHE Visitors AMI Governors Of this College IN re,se ~
4 orerse that ber Annual Cvnvoc alton will take sc. "
usual on Monday the Ahef Juiyner Iii mo super1
Gus 10 adj that the l1ds Of e coiieg require the panrisl
tendance VI every member Of the Vso,oria Board
Is. BASSkrT, Rector
The annual examination will commence ON Tuesday The oe
June AMI 'e continued daily for the remainder Of the week
On Monday The 4h Of july aiiei the usual excrci.e bs ~
grees which nave been gantedy cSoctey will he conferred
Parents and guardians and the public generally. win feel IN
interest "a our seiuine Of learning especuy invited 10
aucnd ~ "
J. AUGUSTINE SMITH. Prcsia,nf.
WIN. & ilsry COLLEGE, Nav 81. - ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-07-01

VA 40 comnedo the li Of Prince William county on m .
y 5d "2v OF March, 1923, runaway, gfo man named
Ddht lie states that he The property Of bi Milv
r'E5"i richmond county, Va Said runaway Is about FORTY
year od, OF dark eonpeN ion, about feet NC hes high he
had on when committed dark brown colee aud blue 3,,a
on ne owner Of sl runaway hereby required to como
oWWd prove property, pay charges aud fake him s,v or
he will he dealt with az be law directs ~
April ~ tt5.--wt2w JOHN MERCHANT T,a.-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-07-01

PHILADELPHIA, June ia most singular
phenomenon appeared in the heavens on Saturday
morning last. large and brilliant circle was
seen around the sun-it remained for two or three
hours the wonder and the admiration of the NOR
tails, whose sight was strong enough to Withstand
the glare. Il. Journal
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-07-01
L.g.ND EOR S.9j.E

'OR sale NV tract Of land in AbemaTe county heretofore
my red'nce consisting OF $500 acres, about 1000 which
are OF ihe beet mountain quality, aud 1900 living below the
mountain, and extending from Il, generally at good amlhv
and ren kaly well tnhered and ,gatered The tract lie, on
tie south side # the Rvanna branch James River nav l.
gable Tor BaeauN TO Milton, which within and half
miles. II FIVE miles from Chlrloesvlc aud six from the
University. OF ~ adyanisg situation for health
~ remark need he made here The mas the u.u
improvements it, commoiou dwelling house buildings
or servants and other domestic purposes, good stables
harms, with titeshins machines, gust and mill, with good
houses for managers aud labor wen posted each purpose
and a ~ good repair Thcsc may Tee divided advantageous
W into several par Will nc posed fdr.ed. The paw
nen V e purchase nrney may toe made by indictments with
very liberal edit, loo he agreed the Of sale The
fnu and the stock % every kind may he sold with The land,
have also io sale smother tact, OF rather than 700
acres miles The river, ON
idc, which lie, well, Of good qualify, we'll nh.red and
wHeged, add hg valuable vein o lime Stone passing through IT,
This tact divided into two iara each having dwelling
buildings Credit will he given FOR this tract IN like manner
or the other Peran inclined To Pur haze will address them
selves directytD JAMES MONROE.
Oak HILL, Lnudpnu county, Va lprfi Il. II5-fC
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-07-01

IL perons m having cains acanst he estate Of Newton
Ford dec who Che Executor Of ono Ford Sen and
sdnr Of John Ford J der requested " present them or
settlement
June o., 1895 f5-slV
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-07-01

Major Henry Bednger wa. one Of the 2sG3 the flower
American Youths who surrendered with Foit Washing
York Island. Out ct , NUMBER about 1900 died
fr0m al trcatucn the sut space OF months. MAJOR
H. H. then lieutenant, Notwithstanding he had received
wound that day, iusarccrad on board those Heating
ht greater part the lac prisoner lie after
wid s~r,ed to the clo the Rev evolution, and had many
= har-hrcsdth escapes"
Major Michael B.inrer afterwards distinguished himself
partisan uGctI,ya, i,yay. among the first volunteer,
,ni suorr tie the hour ui danger. lie the
hiulr, Pi.cat,way. brand, winc aud
taking C0rHVll lie has an rendered esScni
al erv- against the Indians and selected hy Gen ST
Clair To oon"iiae die feelings, and procure the aid o the
ia India
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-07-01

which have ever since been known by" Stephen
sons SPRING.
An engagement was made at that barbecue, that
the survivors should meet at that spring, and on
that day fifty years come; and this was the full
filmeni OF the agreement Out OF the 81 gallant
spirits who sat down at the first barbecue, only
five remain. Three of these Were prevented by
the infrni,ies of age fom attending; the only two
present were Major Henry Bedinger,' OF Berkeley
country, Virginia, and Major Michael Bednger, i
olKcntucky. The festivities were accompanied
by music, and salutes from detachment of artille-
~, whchhad turned out, unexpectedly to the We
terans TO do honor TO tie occasion. Several who
fought in &c, and one who escaped the slaughter
at ST. Glars defeat, present; and an engage
ment was made, separating that all who might
survive, twenty-five years hence, should meet a.
gain at the same place.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-07-01

TIE President Of the United States has recog
nized the appointment ofCharles I. Cazenoye Esq.
as commercial Agent OF the republic Of Columbia,
for the District OF Colombia and port of Norfolk,
in the state of Virginia.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-07-01
EXECUTIVE DEP9RTUEYT,


NJ Office hereby given that from this time forward an
persons Offering themselves prncraot securities to
any honi OF coneoto he approved b The Executive, will be
required accompany the same with atrl,yi in ieg FORM
tsug The of the property which they would bona 6e
Possc.' aitef iht payment nj AZ their dehi..
by order, w. ~. KICli1RDSoN. e. e.
MN a. b. D.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-07-01
Look al ms as llnI nnr-

VIE ,nhSerhe Offers for safe the well known and desirable
\ Tract OF Land, which he now re.iIe lvipg an III
iek an Bedford coun,VHgina containing yo buSd ed nG
eShy three acres There suGieenoy open land 10 wort
we rsN hands to 1dyantagc The wood land ltinberJ
ana wen adapted 10 The culture Of tobacco. There i ON ill.,
premises conmoliousand comfortable Dwelling House viii,
IN rooms and i've fire places and Jtcr convenient hn,,e. ala
an apple orchard OF excellent fruit. Thi. tract Of Land I
y" amy healthy and respectable negboufbood fifteen nile
RON LynehbHg eleven miles from Bedford counboi.e and
I'VE miles from New-Londou. Any person wi hing TO trbs
Tie above tract Of Land, know he terms by nn
10 CHAVIEs All h,Sls %i,Py"6
March So i 10 " it ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-07-01

.Manntdctoyy, near the UNION HoTEL.
NHE subscriber respectfully informs In friend, aud The
x public generally that he aon hand, Wheat Fans, Corn
shelters single and double Shovel Puueh Corn Culvaors
and almost every other description oi Agricultural Impe-
nents, all OF which lac ofers low, for cash
June ~. I2-wu WILLIAM PAL NEp
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-07-01

II AitHeT JOGDfcd iuHiedi0feTy
Man who is quahGedto act As secoud gaHlsr v;,b,
~ ''miy3 VIII H properly recommended, hnd i,nmsd,-
employment q thc Vfsinit Mills. None ne ed spplv win ~
testimonials OF his integrity csPae,y sobreiy ap5 adn.
.os AZ 4. u. CHENSHAW.
"" lily
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-07-01

tV,I ''I' y -OfF To- Hhtnond, Hpril 2T Ico5
The parties Interested Will please take notice Thai -
appointed the i9tI day OF July 10 commence ,le
directed in the foregoing order OF on which y -
o'clock they are required attend NV oTe. n H.,
and settlement. H'PALI.H y, y. .oh
Nag u. ~ -". -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-07-01

Nil.A-stl-.AA Si.a-.. ho,l,, ~
on1e VI lhe county o" KING & Queen the Courtboi, !.
Henry A. Brown, assignee Of Robert Courtuev pl,;ir
'.N"eHi IItlhtI
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June s.
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1825-12-24

lay him out for dead. To this she positively
refused to agree and laying in the bed, she in
cessantly rubbed his stiffened body, and with a
tea spoon administered some wine, the only me-
dicine within her reach With the following
morning, the expiring spark began to revive,
and her JOY was unbounded. She continued
her attentions, and in a few days had the mex
pressible satisfaction to see him out of danger.
She now obtained distinct apartment of her
landlady, who began to behave to her with more
kindness than at first When her husband was
sufficiently convalescent she returned with him
to Neumarkt, to complete his recovery Unfor-
tunately, during her absence, one of their two
children, fine BOY, was taken ill, and him her
maternal care was unable to save In the be-
ginning of February, her husband again return
ed to resume his perilous duty with his battalion
before Glogau
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1825-12-24
THE REPOSITORY.
FROM THE LADIES' LITERARY GAZETTE.
THE WEDDING.


If there is single scene in the wide world. on
which the eye of Heaven can restwith complacency,
it when two hearts bound in that tie which no
man can SC put asunder." And to those who are fond
Of observing the various scenes of life the wedding
day incidents will afford theme in luxuriance AL
though it is time for rejoicing, as every pretty
face will tell by the smile that plays upon it yet at
times solemnity will steal unawares over the mind
as we ponder upon the future that is all wrapped in
darkness. until our feelings will be for moment
lost in mild, rich eyere.
Irecollectn my youth of being present when an
old tavorlte OF mine was married and now, having
passed those days Of fond and warm DESIRE love
to call before me, in retrospecton as it then was
With her had spent many happy hour for she
had the power to Danish melancholy, and to create
feelings as buoyant and lively in the minds of Others
as relgned within her own In innocence, in gale
ty, in beauty, she became BRIDE They stood be-
side each other their hands were Joined the sa-
cred vow was made the pledge was given and
the last congratulating kiss was imprinted on her
smiling cheek
Then, fancy roamed, lowered over years that
were wrapped in the dark roll of futurty, endeavor-
ed 10 penetrate the mystic folds, and throw over
them the light of her enchantment; created fairy
world of her own, blooming as the garden of Eden;
peopled it with lovers who were enjoying each
others smiles, and dancing along in the clear gale
ty which it created. These are the moments when
the mind becomes guileless when the passions are
hushed when calmness steals over senses and
renders our feelings tranquil the wave dies upon
the shore, and as the broad bosom Of the lake be-
comes still, when the wind lulls to sleep.
For time he will wander on, in the course which
his imagination pourtrays before him, lovely and
fair; the gay holyday Of his existence is to be
cheered by the song of glee and the revelry Of Joy
The that chequer the lives of many are ne
yer to cross his pathways but many sweet flow
is to bloom in it, cast there by the hand of his
friends
Such are the views youth takes OF life. Every
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1825-12-24

CONJUGAL AFFECTION.

Among the many striking examples of female
tenderness, affection, and constancy, which mo-
dorn times have furnished, the following is
worth record Mr.. Weiss who was town sur
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FEE EPOSxIORY.
FROM TEE NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE.
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AP"il'HShN' dlA!y lBhted' Where many persons sur
rounded bed, on which lay female; On lis "a
trance all retired through respect to his function.
and Gulo remained alone With the diving str.n-
ger. Agitatcd without knowing the cause Of m~
trouble he stood irresoutc 'Nly father said the.
dying woman, 'deny not your ala to a sufferer who
will soon cease to exist Scarcely were these
words pronounced, than Giuho was on This knees
nearthe bed of death Theresa Theresa tia.
name 50 intensely cherished, escaped from his h,
Who shall describe their mutual feelings with
each other, explanation was unnecessary they
loved. GiuEo expressed to her a.l lie had cul!urcG
forher sake and accused himself Of all she suffered
Pardon oh pardon, murmurcd h~, Giulio i,
thine forever These fond words rcanunatcd The
resa She could not speak, but She saw him, SIZE
pressed lis hand to d;e thus seemed Bills, to he.
Gulio pressed her in his arms, he would t4nrcstsre
her to Jite Thou Shalt I've wilt thou III. Tl,
friend is with thee 0h Theresa, speak to me .--
Must not hear thee The sound Of lis voice seem.
ed to restore her strength. 4 love thee, GuIo,
love thee, shemUgmurcI These words continued
as it We@e, her life she hal no more need Of lar
guage. Quickly fed these moments Of uuhr..c
happiness the certainty Of meeting again cau.a
alone have supplied them with resolution to SEM.
rate
YAcresa recovered; Giuljo saw Acr daily, !, go.-
der intimacy rcgned between taea.. 4ia Guaua9-.
parentIy reI.nquishcd his scrap'cs a,l lis leu4s>.
solel, occupied BY Theresa, he s1l,.ou,lv watch,
orcr hcr recovery he lrg4 not af,l1t l4er. h,...,
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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-05-30
Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils
and Dye-Stulls,
u
THOMAS J. DUVAL,


AT THE SIGN OF THE GOLDEN MORTAR,
on BANK SQUARE,
HAS just received, IN addition TO his
j l. former stock, nh extensive assortment of
DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS, OILS and
DYE. SIUFFS. which enables him NOW 10 of
fer 10 hi. trends, customers and the public ge.
nerally, the most complete and extensive as
sortment ever before brought to this market
AMoss THEM ARE TIE FoLLow1SG,YiI
25ou IN. Glauber Salts, so do. Tartar Eme-
500 do. EPSON do. tic,
500 DO. Gum Shell 50 do. QnIek SILVER,
Inc. % doz. bottles Ame-
500 do Pearl Ash, rican Castor OIL,
100 do. Gum ICam- 10 picks Gold Leaf
phor, 2oo gallons Alcohol,
loo do Jalap, 900 do. Lamp Oil,
100 do. Spongc, loo do. Spts. luz
l25 do. Yerdgris, Pen''nc,
so. do. Calonel,
Ana every other article ini his line, all OF
the best quality, and for sale at the lowest
prices for cash, or at six months to rnnetnai
customers Septemher3.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-05-30
Garaen and Flower Seed.
Nm. Owens Il Griffin l.. Leckie,

.lgahecdries 4 Druggists.
Lave Just received from New York.
Il u tie largest assortment, of Garden and
Flower seed, ever offered In this market, viz
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-05-30
WALTER IL. MIDDLETON,

.4POTHEC.4RF AND DRUGGIST,
zaAS just received from Philadelphia
L D. and New York, his spring supply, EN-
bracing every article in the DRUG, MEDI-
CINE and PAINT line. His stock is now
entirely new, his assortment better selected,
and more extensive than nj any previous Time,
and every article can be recommended as
being genuine. Practitioners of medicine,
country merchants, and others ~ho have been
in the habit Of supplying themselves in Rich
mond, will find il greatly to their advantage
TO give him n cali
Sach of his friends and customers who live
at n distance, and cannot find il at NIL times
convenient to visit this market, may rely up
on getting their orders put up in as nice style,
articles of as good quality, aud as cheap by
sending, as il they were present.
LINSEED OIL, BEE9WAN, FEATHERS,
and evety description of produce taken in
barter, for which the highest market price will
be given.
April 81. rs 30
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-05-30
Quantico Canal Lottery Of Ia
SMITH CLASS.
TO BE DR.lp.S THE
9Th day of lune, 1928,
Aud completed in a few MINUTES.
i. .Mei.A'TYRE, Hanger.
S(HEME


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