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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-05-17
LOT OF LAWN

vi ha' an acre which lately resided The Store room i
ana conveniently fitted up good dry cellar and large
nd pleasant counting room the family part of the building
having one room and passage below stairs two CELLAR.
rooms ana passage above sairshe whole making large two
stored building IN DE best order for the reception OF family
anu large stock OF Goods. The clubhouse, consist of franz
ca h,cheh with two rooms below above stairs AN
slnoke house and ice house The enclosure viii be made
eney new before the day of sale. Al the same time and
pace VIII he offered another halt Lot of Ind
sNuaedto the other which large three soried Iunbrr
mouse and GIanaIy capable Of holding fifteen thousand
OF wheat, and framed stable for four horses Thee lot ~
DC SOFA separately or together may best the wishes OF
inc purchasers Having from Carteryie hi. property
VIII ne sold II any thing lis offered Persons who
are about to make mercantile establishments would do we'll t
IooS al TINS proPer for the undersigned assert from ca,
Peehce that there Is situation Va so far as he know,
na' hos Out better prospect OF merchant than
CaesEie and lie neighbohoOd which thickly settled with
be found ia the STATE. - 80
The terms Of payment will be three equal annual
10 commence the lst day Of July next without terest the
purchaser Pneha,c 10 give bond and good security 10 be
approved by the undersigned, and deed OF trust on the pr
petty of the first paymentand deeds trust to secure the
two last payments.
IndiPutable titles will be made purchaser or pureha
sc ASRIrV IpENctfa A.
Virginia MILL, March % IO4-wtC
u The above property not being ,od is now offered nj
private sale OF for rent lease. Application may be mad TO
Capt Thomas Pemberton Gainesville TO the nders;r
ed al the Nirs ina Mills. ASBuRY CRENSHAv
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yIRGINIA: Al Superior Court of Chane-rv held a, H.
1925. 10y " 4i"ioh'
John Robertson, Esq Attorney General of the Common.
wealth, plain,ST
John Preston, in his right and a, adn'or of Granville
onh dec and Elizabeth Preston wife John; Cor
MENUS Brow" Abraham IL igg Charles Taylor, James r. Pre-,
tom tlenry Edmundson, John Floyd Reuben t. Ross R.n
dop Ross Francis Preston, Francis Smith, Sarah Moore ana
S""ue AicDUweil Moore, adniS adm'o Andrew AIoo
dec Robert Gamble, William Ross William s. NTH Pres,n
Smn "iiam o. PendletJn, Bernard Peyton, and Francis h.
foyai and John Preston and Elizabeth Preston inn, b.
IL Thomas L. Preston, deceased, by Marshal of This t
specially assisned-their guardian defend IN this s
William Prestnn, and John h. Preston Elizabeth NJ Prcs,,
susanna D Preston, aad Sarah Preston children of fhe
sd John Preston by the Marshal of this specially os,
al lheir guardian 20 defend them this suit, John Iirockn
broush, Philip Nofborne Nicholas, James Dowe sc
and amoI Of Thomas L. Preston dee; Eranci, w Oil;
he John IomPkns, e@or If Charles Blagrovc George Uan
cock, of the of George Hancock dec and d.
- ~; S'Ne!' against ne ON buildings IN the
This hi, day be ON the hill
en and examinations OF WITNESSES and b., con
sci; On consideration whereof the doth order t,t -
nonweath from the defendant Preston and rrpr a.,
same u the court with any matters specially stated deemed
pertinent by himse which may required lie 20 stated
Il copy. Ies'e' w. W. HENING, &. c.
CoNfMiSSIoNER'S-OF OFFICE, Richmond Nav 2 1sos
Inc parties interested will please take notice that h.v.
appointed the 10Th June the ;rciI
M tue foregoing Order Of Court which dav AT o,eIork
M, they required Office la thi. CITY viii,
me necessary documents for settlement and
the trustees who authorized and cauired by the court 40
proceed IN due the posed in them, nv I
ing the trust property, such them have acted
by required render ,he ansacons in reI,
| non TO the said trust estate.
ADIoS LAID, NJ.
IS
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Slit SULPHUR SPRLNGS.

TNHE subscriber, especially inform the public that the
a above Springs under their particular
Thanking them for their already liberal patronage they are
happy to inform them that they have added ideiaby
improy which will conduoc convenience
aud comfort OF their company and they pledge their
ned eNertions to give entire satisfaction those who visit
them These sPrnss situated Monroe county about two
miles and half from Union The neighbourhood equal TO
any the upper country Their medicinal Bilious and
Pulmonary complaints have been well tested within
that the Subscribers feel the confidence
the public Of their efficacy in all that require oathar-
TIC remedies particularly In removing gastric a otion diseases
proceeding from distractions of the eXcreoy duct Of the liver
operating benefcialy the whole aineutay canal, remoy
the Of disease aud establishing, by its tonic powers
the exhausted strength Of the system. The oensble qualities
Sulphur aud Soda forming saline superb
or to any pharmae eutea preparation, pleasant
drink, mild and certain in s operations and permanently bene
hea to the diseased The ProPretos hnE proper to state,
Tor the information OF those who lahorn similar
complaints, that the following diseases have by
Sal Sulphur Spring, viz Dyspepsia, with MANI Gastric Alice
tons and Bsy Distractions, together with ali The complicated
diseases Of che bowels cnorages Of the breast Particular
well as Rheumatism aud Gout. Persons DESTROYS Of being
satisfied Of tue fact apply TO either Of The popcior
certificates from respectable gentlemen and de. he
EKSKINE * CARUTllEhS.
Monroe county, Va. Moy 8. 2-wGws
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THE CuAMBER OF PSYCHE.

Tread sortlv through these amo,ous rooms
For every hough j. hung with life,
Aud kis-es in hai munous strife
Unloo.e ,hcir sharp and wins'j perfumes.
From Attic and the Pcr,iin looms
Tn, carpets ,iikcn leaves hsvc sprung,
And Heaven in il. blue bounty Gang
These starry flows crs and azure blooms,
Tread .oflly-By aoreature fair
The DEITY oc love repo,cs:
HI, red lip. open, like the ro,cs
which round his hyaeintline hair
Hons 1T crimson cJronsls
And passion fill. ,he arched halle;
Aud Beauty floats upon the air
Tread softly, ,of,ly,-liLe the foGt
81 W aittr, ,hod with lcccy snow,
Who coinc,h white, sad culd, and mute,
Lee, he should wake the Spring below,
Oh, book for here lie Love aud Youth,
Fair spirits Of the heart aud mind;
Ala THAI one should s'raS fivm truth,
aud one he ever, ever blind
Here lie they, like lost pleasure, flung
From Eden, rich aud grassy uowcr's,
Npurisltd both by breath Vt flowers
Once, Ini still divine and young;
sure somewhere greeu hvine uU.t he,
Though paradise, aud faith have Town,
w here thee two may sllmher On,
sweet friends, into eternity
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BEBED, that ON the twelfth day of April
h e ioi t-nnh year VI the independence the United
S'.s oi America, William Waller fleming said ii, c
nh deposited IN t' Office the title of hook the right where
o. ne clam. AZ author IN the words following wit THE
"ri"id JCSI'CE, comprising the Office and authority of
"'ee OF hc Peace, IN the Commonwealth of Vr inia To-
s'het WIN variety OF useful precclents adapted 10 the laws
no" ~ "ioe TO wach q added, appendix, containing all
inc most approved forms ia such as deeds OF bor
gam ana sale oi lease and release, of trust mortgages bill of
, &c Aso the duties of Justice of the Peace arising mn
DER 'hS a"s othe United States BY William Waller Hcnnr
counsellor nj law The fourth edition, revised corrected nrei
enlarged and adapted the Revised Code Of 1919 and he
laws subsequently passed. by the authorn In conformity 10
he aei OF the Conre ofthe United States entitled an act
TOT e of learning, oy securing the comics Of
nap charts and books TO the authors proprietos Of such
copies, during The times therein mentiunedn
Rid JEFFRIES,
April &c, 1925 ''''''' " =, "ga' a.
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April &c, 1926.
aIessrs. Dacid Il. Lambert, JOHN r Lo,ober,

ana Santnd r. Lambert merchants and partners trul
tng ni'deT the Jfrn Of Lambert Il Bro heyS. - 49,
W not being inhabitants of thi commonwealth, NOR b,,.;
any SHOWN agent within the sauie will please take notice,
ha shal on the first day of July next al Lucas, Store nn
Greek Alabama, pursuant commission awarded 70
e deposition OF john Is. 1I'Ciraue to he read as
~ sun now depending and undetermined in the Su
PeiU CNft OF Chancey for the Richmond District wherein,
yo ere eomplanin and myself aud Others are defendants
AZ ns ,ae time aud place proceed TO take the ,lcpo
VI sau IVA uIihc pursuant 20 commission awarded TO be
rs evidence IN su depending and undetermined in
Count OF Mceklcnburg, wherein YOU are pautia
ana am defendant. Andiu the event Of fp~ Ia oItan b
dispositions at the time and place aforesaid will al
eo al the same lace the 10Th day the same month and
70 at'ond from day 10 day unlh same shall be OBJ
e' when aud whereyou may attend YOU think proper
MAY s. 1925. nc - 70 l.
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Ohio Land For Sale or Barter.

WISH sell o. barter for Negroc, 1905 and living
ia Highland county, Ohio within miles OF the stage road
leading from Maysve Ken. Cheothe, and may be yled
good second land. To any person disposed 10 purchase
the whole tract, will sell great bargain, will take the
hr, any Patt Of the purchase money negroe, vaIu
aton. EDMUND ANDERSON.
",chmond, Nav G. III w8w
a AS committed the Jail Of Prince William county,
~ Sd day OF March, 1925 runaway negro named
BiRTLETT-he states that he the property Of Mrs. Mly
Pas Of Richmond county, Va. Said runaway about forty
Old OF dark compeNioa about feet two inches high he
had when committed, dark brown aud blue panta
uonsThe Of said runaway hereby required to
forward prove property pay charges and take him awaY
he will be dealt with the law directs.
JOHN MERCHANT, Jalor.
Ily
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CNRR'S HOVEL

NEW EsTABLIsHMENT, NoRFoLK VIRGINIA
4 ENRH CARR, late ofJUDDiS HOTEL, PhGadsl,Bir
respectfully announces to the citizens Norfolk and the
public that ne has taken that spacious mansion lately occ
ped by John Joson Esq. in Main street, few doors rpo
market Square which has been neatly and civ up
attoFdng accommodations for Families and Pryate Ps
The Paou and spacious together with thirty
nve single bedded rooms with bell location 4
the most central the place for health aud business and the
proprietor knowing that attention TO his guests good Table,
n BED n Ana AaSr. q superior Gaiy essential
n B-Good Sahng, with attentive ostlcfs are attached
10 the above establishment.
April 20 1875. 1l5,v1er
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-05-17

Information received in this city makes it posi-
bic, If not probable, that the murderer OF Evelina
Cunningham has been apprehended, and is now in
prison. A letter from gentleman at Havre dc
Grace, TO the Mayor of Georgetown, states that
Mr. Stebbns had just returned from Ha1pers Fer
ry, whittier he hld gone to examine man taken
op on suspicion of being the murderer, and that he
says the prisoner is the same man whom he des-
crbcd as having seen coming out Of the woods,
where the shocking act was perperated.
Mt. Int.
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Charloftespilie Propertu a. 81

SHALL Tuesday the 10th DAY OF NAV next that being
ne second day Of the Superior Of Alemarie, sell
the highest bidder credit Of zand months between
ana 20 lots OF land near and ad Joining the Of Chsrlote
VILE many Of which afford beautiful for private
buildings being ia full view Of the University Every lot offered
VIII positively be sou without any kind Of shall al
So ofrt for sale at the time the credit
Swan Tyernnow occupied BY Mr. Jenning, aupin with about
acres OF land attached uerco aud 100 Of heavily tim
bcred land about two miles above The University with APP
proved eourty aud deed in property will be re-
CURED to secure the first payment, and deed only
cure the two last. EDMUND ANDERSON.
Richmond April - I1o--yytds
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.MO7YCE no 2,TJE pIJBLIC

CST on Thursday the 2su ult, between the Maneheser
turnpike GAZE and John Grigoy' tavern, my Pocket
Book which contained sundry bonds follows viz one on
George W Cole for $50 30; John s. Tor SEQ 5O
w." on Ihonas Brown, for S60 the other 500 % and
John D. Es To- $40 i0i one Nelson Kelly for s24 co;
one ON Joseph Wood for $50 25 Puryau Turner one
for So and the other for So Green Hancock for
so a"d undy other papers, also, As dollars notes
iorewaTn all persons against trading for bonds and Twill
give half the cash which the Pocket Book contained TO
deson who viii deliver the Pocket with he above con-
'ehts To NE THOMAS SNELLINGS.
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TO E4R.MERS-

rsNII subscriber having Factory Farming Utensils in
Richmond, at the of aud l0thsr,ets where
be had DaV and much approved plan pouss and hi,
old pattern, with the Bar-sharc. As also small Barhart
h plan of construction. small Garden Plough to
work by hand; double aud single Shovel rlough with
of Cuyaors and arrows Wheat Fans, both double
single, ofhe approved plans As also, other Utensils made
order. Having ,lely got Blacksmith FROM the North my
work all done complete A seso4a persons ha, made and
old Piough calling them Dnvis's, may inform the public
that other has the privilege of making them in Old
Virginia, except in LoudOn county.
THOMAS SPENCER.
Richmond, March 80. 1Oi--wif
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TOBACCO sTIIJ IMpROvING.

Tuesday hid. of tobacco belonging to Mr..
Richard VAIN, of Pittsylvania, sold at SIS per
hundred. Another of the crop sold at SI3
30 Mr.. Waln's crop consisted of four hogsheads;
two of which were brought in and sold some ime
ago-one at $I2 so, the other at SIS. Several
hhds. during the week have reached upwards of
$l3. Crops have been sold from $40 to 10 so.
A lot of 80 hogsheads from Henry averaged 80 So
This lot was raised partly by the gentleman who
sold 1.-THE balance was bought up loose and priz-
ed by him. Little passed tobacco sells for less
than S6. From 81 to so are the usual prices. 1t
will be by these statements of actual sales,
that tobacco is yet advancing, and that tie prices
this week are much higher than they have been any
time this year Lynch. YTg.
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Letters have been received at the Office OF the
Colonization society, 10 the city Of Washington,
from Liberia, dated the 18th Of Feb. Mr.. AShmun,
the Agent, writes -
a" had the honor TO forward, per the Fidelity,
which sailed from the Cape on the 9th Of Jan.
dispatches giving the state Of the Colony TO the
10th Of tie same month Nothing has occurred
since hat date deserving particular notice The
Colonists were never more perfectly healthy, and
the public and private Improvements are going for.
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LOVE

. Love what may thine emblem be
Thine i the Sibyrs branch of gold,
winch gives US, ecu on earth, 90 see
Eiysium's gliuoring gates unfold;
And Thine the foot, OF clfa power,
Whose sight can make the spirit glow
Like the green ring that gems the moor
Aa em'Iald in 4 waste OF wo.
Such ART thou, when thy path Is sweet,
Aud leads Ser Hopes delicious plain,
When youthful heart, ia music meet
a sumner winds the warblng main;
Such Is thy power. when thou d1.t come
Wdh wing of light and breast OF flowers,
Ani waken in thy votary'. home
The tyre that ruug in Eden, bowers.
But, all far darker power. are thine
To hid fond hearts in vain II glow,
No rose 10 bloom. no ray TO shine;
Aud Law yOung hope in ruin low
o baiHed Love! thine AIT the haes
Tia; shroud in gloom tie march Of wear,
Aud, a tue glpw-worm lish, the dew,
Thou slimn crest IN Tia, dark hearts tears.
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LOOK al ms 0S 11o,l D0sS

'llE subscribe offers for sale the well known aud desirable
Il Tract OF Land which he resides, living Elk
feek IN Bedford n,Vgna containing two hundred and
eighty three acres There suioecy of open land work
I'VE orslx hands to advantage. The wood land well imbere
and wei adapted 10 the culture Of tobacco There the
premises commodloui aud comfoa able Dwelling House, with
SIX rooms aud FIVE IRE places and her convenient houses also
an apple orchard Of excellent fruit This Of Land lies
wealthy healthy and respectable neghbourhood fifteen miles
from Lynchburg, eleven miles from Bedford courthouse and
i've miles from NewLondon Any person wishing purchase
the shove tract Of Land know the applying
TO CHARLES GALLOWAY, Jr
March Is 1O2---vrf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-05-17

We subscriber having recently purchased Farm ON which
Il he intends permanently reside offers fo ale that E
rn stony IL Rum m the county of Hanover winch he now
dai barn. ice house, comfortable quarters for I
saen ana all the requisite, for sentee family. It, poS
neishbourhood Proyerba health hospitality and fenJn
e eomm h lender an acquisition any person wishing
ing to purchase, the premises and the terms male Known nv
ysef thereon. - ~ 1niyN ' It ~ ' !, ", ny
Feb. .. win IL 10 pi-lan'
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a1srch 2

TRE1SURY DEP4RTDENT, 29ih April i92J.
NJ Office is hereby given that The first day Of October
next the principal Of the Six per Cent Stock tie Uni
ted States created under the authority Of an act
entitled, An authofising loan Tor not exceeding
eleven millions VI dollars" opened the fourteenth day Of
March thousand eight hundred aud Twelve together rh
he due thereon will be paid to tue proprors said
Stock their stornes duly authorized at the Treasury Of
she United States 10 Washington, and at be several Loan on
ces, The Books Of which any portion of said Stock nay
nde Of the certificates Of said Stock will be required
at the time payment and the ntce, on said Stock vii cease
aud after The hiftieth day Of September next.
SAMUEL l.. SOUTHARD,
Mey 10 1925 1-50ihS Acting Sec'ry Treasury.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-05-17

~ IL he sold on the premises. public auction on the
- ~h day Of Nay, my estate CURLES, lying James
ert OF ihi' estate, with its many advantages, well
known to require detailing. The terms OF sale will he
third in 90 days third months, with the balance in 10
monih'-the whole to carry interest from the date clear
and uudispmed title will be made.
Those who disposed purchase ar nvitel to view the
premises, and fr further particulars referred to Wade
hosby,Jr. WADE MOSBY, Se,i,
ApriI6. 100
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NOTICE.

IL persons having claims against the Estate Of the late Dr.
~ WD Foushee, Sen dec hereby notified snd required
to make them known the undersigned order that provision
may be made f0f their discharge.
Aud all person, indebted 10 the said Estate crnesly
ques'ed to make immediate payment 10
JAMES RAWLINGS, Admir-
Sept H. so~Wtf
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April %.
NOTICE.

fKNHE .uhscribers will open choice supply OF SEASON
-fBLE GOODS the 10th of April that well known
stand IN Amelia, recently occupied by Thomas Perkinson
PerkinOnyiie- Our GOods will he bought Baltimore Ph
delphia and Ncw-York cash, will sold on reason
able terms The former that place aud the peo
pie generally, invedto call and examine Handblls will
be out designating the goods, &c.
MOTLEY IRVING & co.
Dnrkin lie Ii
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NOTICE.

my wife Mary Is. Cooke having voluntarily left my house.
IVA the public hereby cautioned aud oded har
ber trust her for any thing my account deter
mined MOTTO pay for, any he responsible for her
,ctions. BOWLER 4. COOKE.
Strawberry Plain. Nav .. ftG-w3w
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SILK Cotton of Colon,bia.-We have received
from gentleman in the country, specimen of a
peculiar kind of cotton which is produced in the re-
public of Colombia, and may be seen a, this Office
That in our possession, was Obtained near Bogota
the capital 1t is of an extremely soft and perfect
ly silky texture and glossy appearance, of a short
staple and dark dingy color. We are informed
that it grows on tree of considerable height differ
ent from our plant. The cotton grows round the
seed, in something like the shape OF pineapple,
that when picked it requires no ginning The
Indians work il into shawls, &c. and quantity
has been TO France, for the purpose of ascer-
tanning whether it cannot be incorporated in the
manufacture Of silk goods. We understand that a
gentleman Of Scrivel County, has planted small
quantity of the seed, by way of experiment
Savannah Georgian.
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From The 18th OF April to the 1st day Of May,
three hundred and forty-Dine boats departed from
Albany, laden with three thousand and thirty-eght
tons of merchandise, sc. and seventeen thousand
and niney-six dollars were paid to the collector OF
Albany on account of toll. Nat. Gaz.
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CLAIBORNE, ( Ala.) April 2.--It falls to our
lot to record of the most shocking deeds that
ever disgraced civilized community. Yesterday
afternoon, about three o'clock, Colonel John NJ.
Finn, while standing in the street, near to a small
dwelling house in conversation with friend, was
shot thro' the head by some person concealed in
the house, and expired Immediately. The follow
ing is the verdict of the Coroner's inquest held
over the body OF the deceased Wilful murder by
Thoms Redeem We forbesr to make any further
comments, the perpetrator is committed to aw ait
trial by jury of his country.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-05-17

We have had the pleasure of seeing box of mi
mature cutlery, presented 20 the President of the
United States by the manufacturer, Mr. Pooly, of
New York. The box contains two dozen Dinner
and Desert Knives ard Forks, with their cores
ponding carving knives and forks and two steels,
two pen knives, two pair of razors, and pair of
scissors one of the penknives has tortoise shell
handle; all the other articles have pearl handles,
and most exquisitely finished. 1t may give
some idea OF the mnueness of the work to state that
the largest knives weigh six grains each, the desert
knives three grains-ihe scissors not quite tlcO
tenthS of grain; and the weight of all the pieces
together is less than ten dtOts. Mr.. Pooly is a
very young man, and worked as journeyman
cutler when these beautiful specimens of his inge-
nuity were executed. They certainly do great Gre
dit to his skill artist, and though useless in
themselves, evidence of the high perfection to
which this species of manufacture has been brought
in our country Nat. Journal