davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-08-11
$50 REWaRD.

ID AN AWAY from the subscriber March 1925 negro
named HENRY, who is about - years old about
feet inches high, we'll made, his complexion very
dark his mouth rather prominent his front teeth broad and
eyes full and large, and has small his
knees and another near of his eyes, and excellent
hUue servant
ARMfSTEdD hired TO Mr. Dixon Timbes ake of Rich
mond, and about the last Of june 1925 about
years old about feet inches HIGH .Iende, made has
very smooth skin, very black with black hair which when
comhed much sraghter than negros hair gfneray speaks
quick, and makes of the words yes" very often
bly, with him.
Said negro., mayb lurking about Richmond, where they
have free father living who calls himself Armead Smith
about Washington City where they have uncle name
Isaac, who was emancpaed by the will OF Samuel Overflow
fifty dollars will he given for said M aud
in the Jail in Richmond Of the
Hundred Dollars taken IN the aud secured any ai
cured above or half for experimenting and securing either
ALICE b. WINSTON.
Hanover,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-08-11
DEFERRED ARTICLES
LATES7' FROM FRANCE.

BosroN July 30.-We have received Paris pa
pers TO June IA, which contain few articles OF in
,e!ligence that had not before reached us
The law respecting the finances which had pre-
viously passed the House of Deputies adopt
ed by the House OF Peers the oh by l26 votes
OFT Of 1872. On the 18Th, the law was present. ed to
the King by the committee OF the Peers, and sub
sequently on the day, the session of the two
chambers closed by the Kings proclamation.
Accounts from Hydra by way of Malta, and
from Corfu, confirm in their material circumstances
those which we have already published OF the checks
met with by lbrahim Pacha, and the Turkish and
Egyptian fleets The following letter which we
copy from the Journal DIES Debats, although not of
quite late date letters already published from
Zante, contains information deserving OF notice. and
wears the appearance of authenticity. The state
ment that Ulysses, after being abandoned by his
troops, had given himself up TO the Greek govern
is confirmed in article from Hydra.
Corfu, May IA barque which left Napluia
five days since, brings the following intormation:-
Ulysses, who has never placed his wife and mother
hostages in the hands OF the Turks, announced
an the Oriental Spectator and Austrian Observer, has
just surrendered himself into the hands of the Hell
!enian Government. This artful und courageous
chieftain had revoed against the authorities with
the expectation of acquiring for himself the supreme
authority of Attica, Beotia and Phocis, but ADAM
doned by all his soldiers, and too well informed TO be
ignorant OF the fate which awaited him if he sought
shelter among the hahometans, he followed the
example which Colocotroni had set him. This
may be regarded as the conclusion OF the poll
teal troubles of Greece, which had been excited by
the influence of foreign agents.
AT this moment il is certain that Ibrahim Pacha
Is ruined if he has not succeeded in re-embarking
His expedition in the Morea has cost the Greeks
some blood. His artillery directed by foreign rem
egadoes s. former soi-distant Philheenians, has
easioned the death OF many brave men; bat they
Yevenged; the people have risen a bO.ly. a new
energy animate! them, and the campaign OF 1925
will be memorable as that of 1922 The HelIenian
Government has welcomed with the liveIiest sen,i-
ments oil gratitude the arrival OF General Roche,
who sent by the Greek Committee OF Paris,
among whom are the Chateaubriands. the Ternaux,
The and other illus,rious personages. He
Immediately took the direction toward Patras, and
il is probable that he will be employed in the final
reduction of that place. The Helleniyn govern
rent is about to send 10 Paris NJ. Calergis, Of
its members. The choice OF such all envoy shows
that the institutions OF Greece becoming settled.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-08-11
a CIRD.

Mrs. BRO0ME presents her respects the citizens Of
edmond and s vicinity aud to the gentry of Virginia
generally; aud beg' leave inform them that has
commodious house central and healthy situation where
she proposes school the first Monday
her neNtand hopes for renewal Of TINT patronage with
which she honored during the many she taught in
this ,iy.
She has been fortunate to succeed 10 Obtaining the
perener ami nblroibed u,or,i, veil kno "a c ,hs H. e.,
years the prccspto u the Pine Grove Academy Eminent
French teachers ae already in town, and elegant drawing
be well uppled and Danene will be Taught during the winter
Young Ladies viii not be received until they able
with taetyApplicaion be made her present resi-
deaes on street, in the house lately occupied by DR. Woa
-vyff
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-08-11
From the Ne,-fort Reuiesp and AikeheGm Haga.ine
LINES On REyIsIrtNG TIE COUNTRY.


LINES On REyIsrrtNG TIE COUNTRY.
stand upon my native hills again,
Broad, round a,L green, that in the Southern sky,
With garniture 81 waving gas and <, aiu,
Orchards AMI brechcn forests, h,sking lie
While deep 'he sunless glen, are scoop~G between,
Where brawl DER shallow bed. the STREAMS uusec II.
4 lispinS yoc. AMI g,ancins ewes near
Aud ,vcrre.tless steps of unc vino now
Gathers the blossoms Of h-r ioui til might year
There plays IA Slidncss Ger her fai. young brow
a. break, the varied scen. upon her sight,
Lphcavcl AMI spread in serduTe and in light.
For have taug ht her with delshteieye,
To gIkc upon the npunt,ins--tr behold
With deep affection, the pure, ample ,.y,
And cloud, along it. blue aby,.e, rolled
To love the song at waters, aud t. h
The melody ot wihds with charmed ear.
Iiete ain '.caped the ci;y's sitting heat,
II. holrid ,uun !. and its nullucd air;
And, wherc the ses,on's mill.r feIvJi. beat,
Anl gales, that sweep the forest borders, bear
The song OF hirl and sound of runnins stream,
ka come awhile 10 wander aultV dream.
Az. fam. thy h,rccst--sun thou can.t not wake
Ia this pure air. the plasu..ihat walks unseen;
The rnaiz. leaf ind the maple hough, but take
From thv fierce he its deeper gios.ier green;
The mountain wind, tint fau;s not in thy ray,
Sweeps the blue stesns of pestilcnce away.
The mountain winl--inos spiritual thing of all
The wide Ca III knuws--whcn, IN the -ultt time,
He stvops him from la. vast ceruesn hall
He scems the breath OF a celestial clim-
A, from heavens wiie-"pen gates dill How,
Health aud retreshncnt on the world below. Is.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-08-11
A MOB.


8osToN, July 29-One of those uncommon illegal
reckless bodies, Mob, has disturbed the peace of
this quiet City for few nights. This engine Of
correction or vengeance is tyranica and un just at
all times; and here the law is ample for the regular g.
tranquil removal of nuisances. such Riots as have
occurred not the contests of virtue against vice.
Tie former resorts to better means.
On Saturday night the mob broke the windows,
doors and furniture of three small houses in North
Margin street, and drove the females into the
streets.
On Tuesday evening, an establishment in Prince
street, called the Beehive, consisting OF large
wooden house in front, brick house in its rear, and
a string Of ten wooden tenements still further in the
rear, were attacked in the same amer. The whole
front Of the front building was torn down with fire
hooks, and Tie doors, windows furniture and part-
lions, in the other tenements, were destroyed. The
Police exerted themselves in vain TO dispense the
rio err. Nathaniel Holden, James Gravity and
John NoUrse, were on Wednesday brought before
the Police Court, for examination, charged with
being concerned in this riot aud ordered TO re-
cognise, with sureties, in the $500 each, for
their appearance at The Municipal Court in August,
10 answer 10 the charge.
On wednesday evening, we understand, the mob
assembled again, and attacked house in Ann street
Numerous Police Officers being at hand but little
Ihiscnief done, aud we hear that twelve persons
we're arrested Palladium
fhe civil authority have offered a reward Of
$500 for the conviction Of any one engaged in this
mob.
The Dute Bernard of Sage U-eimar-we
pgceive, from the Almanac OF Gotha, for 1924,
that TINS distinguished stranger Is the second sea Of
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-08-11
FIFTY DOLLaRS REWsBDT

WILL I've given for the apprehension and delivery ia
w Richmond of slave named TOM VII sbseonded on the
2I inst Ie IS ~ Of rather under the ordinary sire
but we'll made, chocolate colour open intelligent
with large eyes aud has been principally accustomed the
House aud stable. lie has wife the house Mr. John AL
leo Of this city, and several relations nihe neghborhood lie
well supplied with money and clothes aud will probably az
tempt the northern cities and this purp
will IMPLY hnlse 4 with free papers.
II Captains vessels cautioned against eiyug him
hoard.
- If apPrehendsd out Of the state, viii defray all rea
sonable charges in conveying him TO this place.
July 26. 23-tf WIN. ANDERSON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-08-11

bis Royal I,i. hness CHARLES AUGUSTUS, Grand
Duke Of Sake Wein,ar. The Duke Bernard, now
in this city, is about 80 years Of age, and mar
red in 1916 TO the Princess IDA, sister of the pre-
sent reigning duke of Sake Meiningen. We un-
derstand that in early life he entered the Saxon Ar
my, was present at the battle OF Wagram, and had
the honor. for his gsantry that occasion, TO re-
ceive the Grand cross Of the French Legion OF
Honor, the aye OF "a. In the eventful battle oil
Waterloo az in the affairs that preceded it, on the
9th, 10Th, and 9Th oil June, he bore part, as
| commander Of portion of the troops OF the Duke
| OF Nassau. In the year 1919, we believe he en-
cred into the service of the King Of the Neither
lads, with the rank Of Major General, and as Nil
iitary Governor OF Eastern Flanders, in which post
| he still remains. We understand that lie has made
his present visit this country, with permission OF
| the King of the Netherlands, and with the honor
able purpose of informing himself, by personal OBJ
servaon, of the institutions, resources, and cha
racter of our country. This prince has been rep
resented to as person of highly liberal princi-
Piles, and unaffected manners. The noble example
set by his father in being the first German Prince
10 give Free Constitution TO his subjects, Will pre-
possess the people of America in favor oil the SON.
We feel confident that, during his residence IN this
country, be will receive every proper mark oil the
respect due TO his connexion with an enlightened
| sovereign, and TO his character and merits.
| Boston Daily Advertiser.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-08-11
.MEADOWZHILL FOR SaLE.

THIS land lies in Caroline County Immediately the
Il Sage-road leading from Fredericksburg to Richmond, IS
miles Fl om the first place and eight TO the Rappahanock
joining the Veboo Tract Of Land aud contains FIVE humid
and odd The improvements consist Of large wo-story
dwelling house. barn aud other ou,houses There about 80
OF low grounds attached this tract rich land
the state, about IS Of which cultivation being paricu-
ary sdaped TO the growth OF grass eorn& &c. The dwelling
house situated overlooking good deal the
Farm, and commands view OF most Of the Hat aud. Any
gentle who wishes 10 reside healthy aud agreeable
nsghbouhood, will do well call and vies the premises
resolved to sell and move 10 the West.
JOHN T. DILLARI, Admir-
Of Thoma, billiard dec. ish The WIZ aanertd.
July 70 Owl
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-08-11

WAS committed TO the Jail Of uenrieo county the 18th
w day OF May, 1925, runaway, negro named
SUSAN he states herself to be the properly of Dr. Frede-
lick Sythes, Of the Of Matches slate Mississippi,
said years DID, eve feet three inches
high aud brsh, muatto, he had when committed sip-
ed cotton dress. fs1l
The Of said runaway hereby required fog
ward property, pay charges and take her away, she
JOHN p. BURTON, d. S.
For William cambridge, S. H.
July 26
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-08-11
MOTICE-

adj virtue Of deed Of trust executed 10 the Subscribers
- Granville Crsddook f purposes therein forth will be
one'ed Tor sale uponte premises on the 10Th day oSePe-
bee next credit Of twelve months, the tract Of land upon
which the said Granville craddoek resides in the county
OF tialiiaS upon the main southern road, aud about
miles from the courthouse, containing 525 ofland with
large, welhn'hed, two story dwelling house, and all necesa
~ outhouses There enough Of this land cleared work
" OF IS hands TO advantage. being situated the centre
OF large Populous ard wealthy county enables
mend to The attention Of professional gentlemen The land
Will be shewn by g. Cfaddock any person WHO may wish
TO view it w~; L jg.sid,s, Trustees.
Richmnnh Inlv IL ..,ra.r
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-08-11
SPAIN.-Return Of officers from Peru.
N
1pR1yArE conRrspoNDrNcEl

PRIVATE coRREspoNDENcEl
" The officers and soldiers brought by the Yea,
from Peru, were landed the 9th, in the morning
Some OF the officers confined, and summary
proceedings institu'cd against them These
proceedings intended 10 discover what passed
A yscucho, and the causes of the defeat of the
Royal Army, which every one relates his own
way. II seems that the general officers, returning
from America, will 90 TO France England, fear
ing that they would be brought to trill in Spain
Several Superior officers have, for the reason
goce to Manila, board the -. Francis Ms
siSe OF the line and the Achilles brig. Colonel
u. Mateo Ramirez and ID. Andre Garcia Gambia
are among tEem All the letters from Madrid say 8.
that the defeat in Peru will produce great changes
in the proceedings OF the Government This de-
feat las produced great sensation here Several
of the first houses at Cadiz, going to remove,
and settle elsewhere, concevng that the loss Of
Peru must be followed by tkat of the Havannah,
Porto-Rco, Manila, and even the Canaries where
considerable fermentation has for time pre-
vaiied.-Orders have just come from Madrid, to
give no passports to officers indefinite furloughs,
especially those who should ask them Tor Estram-
adura, where there bands OF Constitutions
alisls which appear meet with much projections.
Trfr-ss "" u s7iS~e F,,e.,, gentleman in The
= -MediteTTGneuH to q gentleman IN, Udshiag-
ton CITY.
@ rhs Bay exhibited 10 day scene novel in
the extreme, but exceedingly humiliating to the
Spaniards the particulars Of which, are as fol-
lows About seven or eight days ago, Colon
bian brig OF 8 guns arrived here, bringing in with
her about so prisoners, taken from Spanish brig
oil rather inferior force, that she had sunk in an &C
lion some few days before, off Cadz. This brig,
shortly after her arrival, was joined here by two
small schooaers, one carrying nine guns, and the
other lou---when her commander set at liberty IF
ty or more of his prisoners, and the day after o.
pened negotiation with Gen. u Donnell, the
Governor and Commander in thief Of the Militia
ry forces OF the Province OF Andalusia, proposing
90 exchange twenty prisoners or upwards, when
he had still De aimed, Tor Lieu enant and four
sailors, taken ia one o. lis recap'ured prizes abou.
week before, threatening O'DoInell al the same
time, that if he declined an exchange, 10 capture
and destroy every Spanish vessel, add every fishing
boat, that be might meet with from Agesras 10
Barcelona, and dispose of the prisoners taken in
them ~ such mInner as he mi hit find most con-
venien'. II appears, that O'DOnnell this morning
sent his reply, informing the Colombian Of his de-
termination not TO acceie TO his demand on re
eeIyi & which, about 2 clock, tie brig and lw o
scho'rs got under way with Colombian colours
hois,ed over the Spanish, and proceeded over to-
wards Algesirss, where there were a number OF
Spanish gdn-bolts, and with which they were en-
gagged from to g o'clock this evening, without
doing any injury on eIIha side, as Zoe gun-bests
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-08-11
NOTICE

virtue OF deed Of executed the 5th dav OF
ebruar 1921 and Of record in The county court oil Buck
pSnan ny william Anderson Certain sum
h.y therein mentioned 10 Joseph VIM, shall to
expose TO sale at public auctions for ready money res
se on thursday the 18th day of September lext eersia
irae. OF land lying in Buckius ham county the Fabur
-Four and half .acres
Upon which are valuable farnery and dwelling hoi,.
ACHING as trustees, will convey such title oIy az IL ye,ei
nus' JAMES TAPSCOTT, s.,
JulyI5 ,,,,,,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-08-11
Rim WAY

INR0M the subscriber the Sd ind. a negro named
i MOSES Moses is 81 Of p years Of age, 5feet
ches high, light complexion, with his left cheek.
purchased Nose. Of Mrs Tabue residing Trabue Coal
Pitts, in Chesterfield county
onthe following day PATSY the wife Of Moses Patsy
10 or 20 of age, very likely light muso
her of Mr. Charles Pickett Of Chesterfield 10 is24 will
twenty Dollars reward for the above advertised groes
dollars for either of them JOSHUA STORRS.
Meadow Bridges June II. Tiff
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-08-11
To COTTON GrOtoers and cotton Dealers.

HAVE erected in the Borng-bl in Of the Armory
Cotton Gin, and will pick cotton for the one.enth part
erecting Packer al the same place sheL
will he ready for bslg Cotton by tbe LIST Of September
Begging w be furnished at the market price to tho~s
who may prefer furnishing their Al the cotton picked
or bsled be stored free Of charge
~ Cash will be given for Cotton 10 the seed, picked
July 70. 24-wfss VIM q. POVAIT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-08-11
TEN DOLLaRS REUL.9RD.

ID AN AWAY from the sulcribrr living the county Of
Ia Caroline, go nan named BILLY BUCK. The said
negro Is about feet inches high, yelOr Completion and
spare made Carpenter by trade has white lock hair on
he left side of his bead aud bu.hy head of hair
on his hands aud on. Of h ankes rather larger than the other
II supposed lee ). lurking about Dr. Tbofnss Is Anderson
rbo above reward viii be paid for deliver
ing sd runaway 10 or lodge him IN any a that get
him agair. TfIOS. WILSON.
lime
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-08-11
n Teacher JYonfing.

VITANTING At the RappAannock Academy for the ensuing
w year, wen qualified instructor 10 the Greek and Latin
Languages and The various brs inches Of EngDb Educ
embracing the MathemHicks Among the advantages Of ts
Institution IL hs eligible sustion ry healthy site IN an
agreeable neighbouhood extensive buildings, well fesetet
Library, and a farm, with abundance Of fuel.
IL believed that Mipeter Of the Gospel might sdesnts
geosly combine the congsnal Offices Of literary and rexoa
Instruction. 10 whom preference would be gwen fpossess
% equal scholastic qualifications to ober ooDpetofsAop
requested 20 be made "a John Dickinson foos,
II the Academy, Though whom correspondence will be sor
Quoted, by the BOARDED Tfustees.
IeHN n BERNARD, Psr'd, Of II. Boars.
ygyS fT-Wew
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-08-11
August 8.
Lg.ND FOR S.4L ~.

vHE SUBSCRIBER offers for sale, his valuable farm in tbe
u county Of Powhaan, containing by estimation thou.
sand Thi. land Immediately Underwood reek
within miles Of Gepo, (where there is valuable
ioug MILD Of l well adapted 70 the culture Of and
wheat aud from experiments recently made, Is thought thai
be raised great advantage. One third Of he
standing in woods, and upwards Of one hundred
consists good creek low grounds perfectly safe
The and valuable Persons di,oo
seJ TO Invest oaPiIaln llnded property, are ny cd III
the subscriber would sell cheap. Possession cam Il
privilege Of seeding crop Of wheat this fall aud ofake the
stock belonging TO the farm at fair price.
EDWARD MoSELY
At,u n o.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-08-11
J,E.v DOLLaRS REWaRD

ID UN-AWAY from the subserber living in the county Of
Cumberland, ou Che 18th uit negro named Franz
about q 2year Of age, black complexion, about six
high with his under lip, and when spoken speaks
slowly IL than probable that he lurking about Rich
mend where he has mother living The above reward will
be given 10 any person who will deliver the said negro me-
or secure him III Jail that can get him again.
VIM HOLMAN.
Ca Ira. August Q5-tO,t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-08-11
Goochland md Hanouer Land for Sale

Of order Of the Superior Of Chsueery for
the Richmond District offer private sale tract Of land
the upper part of Gooohland county the Of Little
Byrd Greek, containing 47f thtreabou smother
IN the county Of Hanover, containing ss6 As
desahle close eddy possible the Of the
estate, the land will he sold al moderate price and
nodang Both tracts will be divided 10 suit
The Go chsnd land will he hewn persons wishing puf-
chase, by MIR. Winston Payne the Hanover lands By Mr..
Laney Jones. POSSESSION eau be given immediately
WIN r. WfCKHAm, sur,iving
Trustee Of the estate Of Saul. Gi, dee.
Richmond, Jan ~. 1926. 77-.tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-08-11

To purchasers of Slaves and Others.
M have erected the County and City jail Prvaie
w JAR for the afe keeping Of SLAVES the manage
meui Of Mr. Jacobs Our Tor the present will be twenty
Eve per day. with addition fifty for receiving
and delivery. Those who ed, that
nothing part will he wanting give faeon
So D.. R.&J. L. BURTON Co.
Ausut5 2s---St
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-08-11
TEN DOLLARS REWARD

ID ANYWAY the 8th August last, from the subscriber
negro man by the Of HENRY, who sometimes calls
himself Billy Johuon he bright muao about six
inches high, and about years old understand he
has free papers and that he probably working Jsmes Ri
ver' will give the above reward Of ten dollars TO any
who will secure him in Jail so get him again.
Ca Ira. July %. 22-6tvg1yt Johns CoT EMAN