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TIME 'ubsorhcr having recently purchaeda far which
he intends permanently to reside offers FOR ale that Farm
on Stony Run, in The county Of Hanover, OF VII" he
resident. II contains OIL with dwelling aouss, kitchen,
dairy barn. house, comfortable quarters Tor negroes large
garden and III The reluic Tor gentcel family. IL pro
Uity Richmond 90 milesitq beinr wen watered. aud
neEhbourho0j prove foi health hospitality and friendship
but render u acqttiDn any person wishing
country residence The Ind viii be shown Any per-on
ING purcha- The prenes, and he crun made known by
fny,en thereon JOHN n, BLAIR.
Fth& 0g-.-yu
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fFrom TIC Ne,o- York Stat,iman.J
THE BATTLE OF BUNKER hill.

THE BATTLE OF BUNKER NIL.
COLUMBIA boasts no castle,
From which her darts to throw,
No moatsd pile ct pondcrous stone
To irown upon the toe -
She has more defence,
And bulwark stronger STILL
Such hearts mot hold Of young aud old,
A. fought on Bunker Hill.
Thc morning scanned in splcndor
When the British pride,
NRh stern resolve this hgi. hit sa;n,
Whatever might bettIe.
rhcy found y patriot band
VI purpose hrincr still
y living rock, that stood the shock
ci war on bunker ItH.
Pull soon the Pride Of Ensl,nd
Was leyellcd 20 the ground.
And OF was driven back,
As seas from cliffs rebound,
Our fathers fought for hoins,
Aud Knew the art 10 kill,
For cool the aiIu. and sure the GANG
OF those on Bunker Hill.
And now the dav was d.rkcned
BY smoke uf burning town,
-and desolatiOu s;alksd abroad
With demon step and frown.
Lut nOught could shake the soul
OF men Of free born Wills
Mid smoke aud fire, and clnnon's irc,
They fought Bunker Hill!
Full many n fearles, warrior
Then yielded up his breath,
And many keen and eagle eye
Was closed in gloom Of DEATH.
bLt grief aud dee2estwo
Did every bosom I'll,
When VaTrssr fell, mid baules YELL
Hero Jf Bunker Hill
Twas bi9o6, that bought Freedom,
And made tie rich indeed
linen guard the purchase with your lives,
And give ii to Your seed.
While all who Tor u, bled,
We hold in honour still,
We'll meier forget the brave FGye:9C,
True son OF Bunker Hill
Hest Il, the Almighty,
Whieh turned the tide Of war,
Scatter j the foeman's proud array,
Aud drove oppression far.
That strong right hand divine
Thitarn. s;rotch'd DER STILL
Thr mower Of God, most wise aud good,
Wen praise Bunker HILL ESTRELLA.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-05-20
RUN.A WY IN LaIL.

WAS committed TO the Jail of Orange county runawa,
w negro the Of CfIN, Of dark complexion, about
old five feet eight inches high with
the eye had when committed brown linen
shirt and pnntaloon lie states that he belongs John Blank
ford of the Jefferson The uf the above de
scrhed negro requested forward pay charges and
take him away or he will he dealt with according o Law.
GEORGE HOLLOWAY, ID. s.
Deed, 1921. w-i2w for q. T. Howard Shh OF o. c
PLASTER OF PARIS FOR S.1LE.
CONSTANT supply Of Ground Plaster of excellent qua
"A lily, in barrels hOshesI and will be delivered
the Basin free Of expense.
p HAXALL ( co.
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Plaintiff

y CHANCERY-In Powhatan county court March the
17th, 1925
Simon l.. Block Plaintiff
Against
Thqnms Mlr Sheriff Of Powhatan county, and such sd
m;naor of Joseph oodson, dec and Elizabeth WOOdsop,
Samuel Woodson, jesse Woods IL, Thomas WOOdon Hughr
WOodson, Hughes Owen and Sarah his wife, heirs the
said Joseph Woodson Deceased Defendants.
This day the plainh by hi Attorney sud flied his hill
against the defendants and appearing the satisfaction of
te court that Tie defendants Jesse Woodson aud Thomas
WoOdon nhasn. of this state; and they having
entered their appearance aud given security according The
act OF Assembly and the rules Of this court is therefore.
the motion Of the pfm deereed and ordered by the court
that the said defendants Jesse Wooden aud Thomas Wood
sOudo appear here before the third Thursday in June
next and the bill aforesaid and give security for per-
forming such decree be made herein and that copy -
ibis order be forthwith inserted IN newspaper published
the city Of Riehmond and continued months
,ys aud that ahoer copy posted Up the door Of ths
courthouse e this county days previous
10 the said third Thursday n june next.
Acopy. Tes,e, WM. S. DANCE, clerk.
April 4. iO7-wir8w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-05-20

VY1RGINIA At Rules holdea the CLERK, once Of the
Superior Court OF Chancety Tor the Richmond District
me 9TH dsy of April, 1878
Eiwsr' H. M0sey and Archibald l. woodbridge executors
OF the last wall aud testament Of the don. VIM i,nng
ceased, Plaintiffs
Against
GtUrge Markham aud Caroline NJ. Harris William ~ Tur-
PIN aud Edward Cox and j. of Thoma, Har-
RS dec and Lucy C. Markham, and Bernard Markham, Chamre
i. Markham, W m. MAJ khan ADD MARY +. Markham and J
h ", George Linens b. Hugh NJ, Martha l. T., orben NJ
and John " Markham Defendants.
The defendant William Markham having entered hi,
Appearance and given security ding the Assem-
bly, and the rules Of this court and appearing by .st,iacory
evidence that lac not nhabi,am vi this
dced, that tn defendants do appear h-le the day Of
the next term and the Bill Of the plaintiff
copy OF this order he forthwith inserted newspaper
published ;hc ci of Richmond for mouth,
aud posted At the iout door Of the Capitol in the said city.
WIN. w HENIAG, q. &.
April 2. IUs---ssw
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EXfpTL.NgTJONr

'ENliE examination # ho Student. in the Lawrcnr evir
n Academy will commence The 81 day Of June next and
continue two days Parents Guardians and the Friends Of ih
institution are respectfully invited 10 attend.
Nav . rtfT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-05-20

a proclamation has been issued by the French
commander in chief, president of the Cadz
board OF health, notifying that no vessels will be
admitted into that harbour during the summer
months, from the West Indies, Gulf of Mexico,
or other countries Z" exposed TO yellow fever"
This, it must be confessed, is a curious phraseo-
ogy. Every port in the United States, south Of
Rhode Island, is included in this introduction
Phil. +. Journal.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-05-20

Sports the T,uf-A purse of 100 dollars,
two mile heats, yesterday ran for over the old
Newmarket course, on Hampstead Plains, and
in style by Mr.. Butler Coles's Bussorah four
year old colt Moonshine, beating Mr. Jackson S
four year old bay mare out of Eclipse, Mr.. Re-
don's grey horse out of Sir Archy, and Mr..
Thorn sgrey mare. The first heat was in 3
minutes "a seconds; the second minutes. On
the previous day purse was run for by three
year old colts, and won with by Mr.. Vande-
veer's grey filly out of Eclipse. The result OF
yesterdays race will show that the Arabian colts
can perform well where the blood of the dam is
good. ~ Y, inner
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-05-20
U1NDSOArE DIYIDEN-DS.

The Mercantile Insurance Company have this
day declared dividend Of per cent. out Of the
last six months earnings; and the American Marine
Insurance Company dividend of per cent. The
Cotton Company has been in operation only ten
years, and in that time has made dividends amount
ing TO one hundred and eighty seven per cent
NJ Y. Eg. Post.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-05-20
NOTICE,

ON 18Th April 1926 executed Bond TO Edmund Booker
" james Town, Prince Edward county, for eight hundred
dollars for purchase Of negroes belonging Ia Peter
Rson Amelia couay. For not necessary here IL
State s persons whatsoever from trading for,
eeiying an assignment of the said Bond.
GEO: w PERKINSON.
Amelia county. May &, 1925. 1i6-w;w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-05-20

I7IRGiNtA, AtaSspe.Or CO,;s Of ciGaey holden At &c
Cspt3, in the city OF Richmond, the 18th day of March.
1875
John Barzta and Philip Barzia mis- own right
aud admr lie boni, Lucy L. Paradise, dec. Pitts
Against
John Hopkins former admor Of the said Luoy L. Paradise
decd Henry Edoe, Sergeant of the city Of Wamsburg
committee and sdm'or OF William Hodgon, decd who
also alnor Of the said Lucy l.. Paradise, deed Porti
Ioyson widow Of the said William Iods,op, John Wickhsnr
and iam cambridge, under deed from William
losson snd Pca his wife, John Marshall Esq, adm'or OF
William Marshall, who -f the securities to the adm-
naton bond John Hopkins and William ojg.on. former
sdms Paradise; john Foster aud Henry Lee, jun
the other bond; George Roper aud Maria o.,
his wife, who Maria o. Maha; William u. TAYLOR and
Eliza Adams hi, wife. who Eliza A Marshall Thomas e.,
Lucy and John j. Ma.ha infant children ami only heirs OF
William Marshall, deceased DcI..
This this day TO be again heard the papers
Formerly read the suppieenal and amended HILL which hath
been taken confessed against. all the defendants therein
cep John Marshall John Foster and Henry Eor
tai order for that purpose appearing to have been duly
ed, the If the last defendau aud argued
by councils consideration whereof the doth order
the defendant John Hopkins do render before
OF the his administration of the the
said Lucy L. Paradise that the defendant Edloe DO also
der Of his intestae's administration Of the
same estate, and Of his administration OF the
OF s ntes,ac; that the defendant John Marshall 10
der before the commisicner account Of his aJmins
traon of the the said VIM. Marshall dec and that
the dcft ndau the heirs Of the sad VIM Marshall, do also
estate. real and PERSONAL they may have him
and te said commissioner dir eeted To and
tie the said and the the with
any matters specially stated deemed pertinent hy himself
which may be required by the parties to he so stated
a copy. Tesle, WM. w. HENING, c. e.
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U. S. Military academy. H1est Point.


Aereeably TO usage, and in compliance with the
regulations for the government of the Military A
cademy, the Secretary of War has invited the fol-
lowing named gentlemen to assemble at West
Point in the early part OF the ensuing June, for the
purpose of witnessing the annual examination,
which is TO take place at that time, and to report
on the state and condition of the Institution-The
Hon. NJ. Dickinson, N. j.; Hon. ]. F. Parrot, n.
H; Hon. M. Van Buren,, n. Y; Hon. J.Forsyth,
Geo.; The Rev. Prof. f. Everett, Harvard Col
| lege, Mass; Prof. Dewey, Williams College,
Mass. A professor from the Univ ersity of Virgi-
MIA is to be invited also TO attend the examinations
IN addition to those gentlemen already named.
| The New York Statesman, from which the
| above is taken has omitted the names of George
| Bancroft, csc. Massachusetts,; the Hon. Nichola.
Van Dyke, of Delaware; John S. Skinner, esq
of Maryland; Hugh Mercer esq. of Virginia; Com
Jacob Jones, the Rev. o. b. Brown, of Washing
| ton, ID. C.; Hon. Lewis Williams, CT North Caro-
lima, and the Hon. James Hamilton, Jr OF Soutl
! Carolina.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-05-20
CO3T,rJSSyOyrp,

COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, Richmond April 81 1925
The parties Interested will please take notice, that have
appointed the 18Th day vt July the
directed in the foregoing order of which
o'clock the, required attend my Office this
city, wth their accounts and voucher, ready for examination
and settlement. H.BAKEI, VI. c.
Ia
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-05-20

WAsHINGroS, May 12.- Gen. Scorr and
suite left here this morning for the headquarters
the Western Department of the Army, at Louisville,
kentucky. Nat. Journal
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-05-20
PURLLIC S.qLE.
Nov 10.


GNthe 18th day Of May Instant will offer for sale in front
~ OF the Eagle Hoel plantation in iI' Drico county aho,
miles from Richmond, containing 800 Of LAND,
which believed 10 be good highland in the
II also the kind Of ,o well adapted the culture of
IL lies the tiSe between Wilton and the Of Mr. Ed
ward Cox, md has been improved y clover and plaster The
timber and wood upon would, from contisuy
keil f udoiouy managed produce nearly quite, the
amount willing take for it There several excel
lent springs Of water upon the land. The Richmond and
bornts turnpike road through II will he any
peron v Mr.. s. Bradley the place, myself liberal
credit will be siyen which will be made known the day
sale. VIM. LAMBERT, II.
Msyi7, 1925. 3--ids
TREASURY DEP8RTliENT, 29th April, 1925.
nj Office is hereby gwen that the first day Of October
the principal Of the Six per Cent Stock Of the Uni
ted States created under the authority of Of Congress
entitled, An authorizing loan for exceeding
eleven millions Of dollars" opened the fourteenth day OF
March, thousand eight hundred and Twelve, together with
The interest due thereon will be paid the propreors said
Stock their atornie duly authorized nj the Treasury
the United States in Washington and the several Loan OH
ees the Books OF whchany portion Of aid Stock stand
Asurrndcr Of the certificates Of said Stock will he required
AZ the time Of pavmCn and the interest said Stock will
from and after the thireth day Of September next.
SAMUEL L. SOUrHARD,
mag 10, 1875, i-5OihS Acting Sscry Treasury.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-05-20

We learn By the Norfolk Beacon, that captains
Morris and Jones, members of the Board Of Naval
Commissioners, arrived at Norfolk IN the Steam
boat Potomac, from Wellington, On Thursday
night laslI
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-05-20

SUPPLY Johnston News and Book Ink stiied toig
"A season, has been jug received, and may be had a. as
on - ". Pbf'Sslshs prices, ~ etfs ,,s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-05-20

IN CONGRATULATIONS At quarterly court, continued
aud holden Tor the Of King and oIcc the
house thereof Tuesday the 18th day OF March 1925
Elizabeth Motley, administrative with tn. vail 10
Edwin Motley, deceased, Plaintiff
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-05-20

y CuANCEKl---In Powhalan County court, March NC
u 18th, 1925:
John Moore, admir- with the will annexed Of Elizabeth Moore
deceased, Plaintiff
Asant
Thomas Miller, Sheriff Of Powhatan county, and such al
Illustrator OF Joseph MOoson dec aud Elizabeth Nnoi.u
samuel 1Odon, jesse Wood,on, Thomas Woodson Hugles
WOodsOn and Hug hes Owen Sarah his WIFE heir. u the
said Jo'eph WoodsVu, deceased and the said Jesse in
hts own right, Defendants.
Thi' day the painfully his attorney and fled his hill
asans; the defendants and appearing ssti.iacon oc
Tue that The defendants Jesse WUod,on Thoma.
Hoodson not inhabitants of the state, aud they having
entered their appearance riding to the
act Of Assembly and the rules Vi this court therefore On
the molten o The panth decree. and ordered bv court
that the said defendants, Jesse Woudcn and Thomas Wood
do appear here before the third Thursday June
next and the hill aforesaid give for per
forming such decree he made herrera: and tst COW
~" ti, order orhw it'll Inserted Newspaper rn
l,hed ia the city Of Richmond, and o months
slcoessvei and that another copy be post. W csr
0 The courthouse at this county, court d,-
previous to tic said third Thui,ia, u, iare i-st
! COPY. reGe, V N. y DANCE clerk
| April i. IO7--ngy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-05-20

This day the plaintiff by Silss NJ Motley, Esq at
torneH aud appearing TO the Subtraction OF the that
defendant ohm POliari not nlabiant of this
That the ordinary process the be uon HIM
II therefore dccreed and ordered that he appear here
before the I'd day Of Mas Court next and his appear,
anor md give security for the performance Of the
OF this court, according to the order of the and
copy Of this order he forthwith published in Newspaper
published IN the city Of Richmond for months ely
and at another cory posted the door VI the Couhou
OF this county for two successive count DAYS
a copy--reste GEO. Is. PUlNDEXTER, D. C.
Anil
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-05-20

At lime feast lately held at Medbury, Devon,
(Eng.) 81 persons were present, most oil whom
were farmers and after dinner the party drank, in
the course of the evening, SO crown bowls of
punch, 2l3 glasses of grog, besides liberal pola-
tons of beer and porter.
GEM CoMPANY.---A company is forming in
London, with capital of one million sterling,
for the purpose of procuring from the Brazis, and
the various provinces ofSouth America, GO precious
stones of every description, for the supply, not
only of England, but of the whole continent.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-05-20
PnIMTING TNTf

staunlon, Nov Q.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-06-30

POETRY.
LINES

On the establishment of the Press in Williams
burg, and the direction of its efforts to-
wards the reorganization and improvement
of the College of William & Mary.
All hail to the day-star that rises once more,
To shed DER the lowland of Chesapeake's
shore,
The light that for two generations almost,
Glimmer'd thenvanish'd, was extinguish' d and
lost;
May it brighten the prospects and views of
the east,
And find as they prosper its lustre increased
Diffusing around the benefcent streams,
of learning, religion and sciences beams.
In the deep shade of apathy, lulled to repose,
Regardless alike of cur veal and our woes,
The genius that guarded the lowland, has
slept,
While its muses. in silence neglected have
wept
But the spell of that slumber is broken at last
The season ofgloom and detection has passed,
For the light of the Phenx has dawncd on the
shade,
And the friends of the low land in union array
ed
One dark cloud alone, like an incubus still,
Overshadows the scene with its influence chill,
And wraps for the present in shadows ofnight,
The dome that the lowland surveyed with de-
light,
As the nursery Of learning. religion, and
truth,
The guardian of virtue, and guide of its
youth
Now covered with gloom by the spirit of sell,
To prolong and increase its otcn pr9ft and per-
But STIR of the Phenix, tits thine to restore
This fountain Of science to Chesapeake's
shore;
In the eloquent language Of reason and truth,
To plead in behalf of our destitute youth;
Till the minds of the people awakened, assert
The rights, it were weakness and shame to de-
sert;
And ViHam e Mary emerge from the gloom,
With lustre renewed, its career to resume.
Yes, friends of the lowland and guardians of
right,
Your mandate shall open its portals of light;
Shall Danish the Spirits that plotted the fall
Of the Temple of Science so dear to us all;
Who aim'd by ungenerous arts to effect
The ruin of all they were bound to respect,
If the Spirits of selfshness suffered the heart
To act magnanimous, liberal part,
L
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-06-30
NO. 5so

members get up, and make motions,
and are led on by sanguine hope; but
zeal, energy, and exertion, waste away
with time; speakers Of subordinate
power or success, who have commenc-
ed busily, gradually languish, and then
lapse into silence. There are men who
have sat in so many parliaments, and
gone through the mechanism, that
their very persons are scarcely known
to ten members ofthe House. l have
seen men come into committee-rooms,
with whom others sitting On the COM
mittees have sat for ten years, yet on
their entry, have not recognized them
to be members. For my part, though |
knew the persons of large part ofthe
House, still there were many whom l
did not know.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-06-30
This is to give Notice,

WHAT the subscriber, of Alexandria coun-
i ty, in the District of Columbia, hath OBJ
tanned from the orphans court of said county
letters of administration on the personal estate
of HiLliam w Cohagei, late Of the county a
foresaid deceased. All persons having claims
against the said decedent are hereby warned
to exhibit the same to the subscriber, passed
by the orphans court on or before the 18th
day of Decembernext, or they may, by law,
be excluded from all benefit to said estate;
and those indebted thereto, are required to
make immediate payment. Given under my
hand, this 28th day of June, 1925.
june 28-St JOHN COHAGEN, admir-.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-06-30

The following sketches of prominent mem
hers of the British House of Commons are
from recent work by Sir EDeERroS BRrDs-
Es, who was himself Member several years.
LETTER TX.
Esd July, 1924.
The six years l passed in Parlia-
ment, 1912 to 1918, though not with
out their notifications, were, perhaps,
altogether, the most satisfactory OF my
life. They opened many new points OF
view TO me, and occupied me practi-
cally in manner not inconsistent with
my former pursuits and habits Of mind.
In this station, one is, or imaglnes
one's self, nearer the source of action;
and the opportunity of a closer inspec-
ton OF public characters affords sub
iects Of interesting observation, while
the manner in which they, to whom
the management of affairs Of state is
committed, exhibit talents, knowledge,
or skill, teaching US practically how
the world is governed. Constituted as
London is, which is filled with an over
grown mass of miscellaneous popula-
ton, the legislative function gives an
opening in society, without which, an
individual, not Of busting and obtru-
sive manners, is likely to be buried and
lost in society. Here what is most ac-
lively eminent is commonly coneentra-
ted, though it must be admitted that 1t
grows less so every day.
What first and most struck me IN the
House of Commons, was the extreme
rarity not only of great and eloquent
speakers, but even Of moderately good
ones. and the number of those whose
delivery was not only bad but execrable.
Canning was the only one who could
be said to speak with a polished elo-
ouence; and he did not then speak Of
ten, and his speeches were at that time
much studied. Of the other speakers
who took the lead, where the matter
was good there were many natural or
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-06-30
VARIETY.
From The Ne,c- Hareu Herald.

The Cocooy, Queen Beetle, or Queen Bug,
from Havana, still alive, at the Museum in
Church-street
This astonishing insect is about one
inch and a quarter in length, and what
is wonderful to relate, she carries by
her side, just above her waist, two bril-
liant lamps, which she lights up at
pleasure, with the solar phosphorus,
furnished her by nature. These little
lamps do not flash and glimmer, like
that of the Fire Fly, but give as steady
light as the gas light, exhibiting two
perfect spheres, as large as minute
pearl, which affords light enough in the
darkest night, to enable one to read
print by them. On carrying her into
dark closet, in the day time, she i'm.
mediately eliminates her lamps, and
instantly extinguishes them on coming
again into the light. But language
cannot describe the beauty and subli-
nifty of the lucid or5s in miniature, with
which nature has endowed the queen
of the insect kingdom.
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Thirty Dollars Reward,

be given to any person for appre-
w bending and securing, so that the sub
,criber RECEIVERS them, negro servant named
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