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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-12-01
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AND
Commission Merchant .

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= fone door, above the Franklin ll"irl
~ her, IL CONTINUES TO sell Tobacco. aud Of"
er produce "a Cnmms-ion, AMI VIII ~
ffirt. ,Isf, transact i,,i1ii,es> ~ a Brakef-4I'
hopes Ia hr able 10 give satisfaction to All WI
mny con idc business To his cnrr ..,
ARCH IIAiCHER:
. Nov. 81. sisitiI
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-07-08
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Frona the BrooktpNe hldiana Ennnirer.l

From the BrookeuiHe Indiana Enquirer
Samuel Fields, who had been convicted of the
crime OF murder, and sentenced by the Court TO be
executed.
On Friday last, the 9th of May, the Sheriff
OF this county pursuant TO the sentence of the
court, at about - clock, opened the prison
door, and exhibited to public view one of the most
awful spectacles the human eye could have beheld-
twas Fields. He was lifted by four or FIVE men
upon platform erected on a wagon, and seated
in recumbent chair, which was considered neces-
sary account of bis bodily debilitation. A pro-
cesson was formed and the waggoner drove to-
wards the place prepared for his execution He
was clad in white, the usual habiment. The old
man, with snow white locks, and a countenance
that had lost It's expression in wrinkles; whose
manly frame had been visited by eighty-six winters
and whose candle OF life was Just Pickering out,
was conducted through a sympathetic throng OF
Thousands TO the gallows. Here he was halted in
the midst OF three or four thousand people, who
assembled to witness the solemn scene.
The Rev. Augustus Jocely n rose and delivered
eloquent and appropriate sermon, and then stated
that he had frequently converscd with the old man
during his confinement, and that he had always found
him truly pentent. Some well adapted remarks " ere
made by the Rev. Mr.. -, and divine service
was then concluded. The Sheriff told the prisoner
60 he had but twent5 -ihec minutes to live" Al
/ this time all was H. readiness 10 suspend the oil,
I
gnllows. Every eye was rivited on the unforiunat,
object in bresthless expectation. AZ this crisis
noble feeling pcTvsded the whole assembly
impulses OF humanity were visibly depicted 10 al.
most every face.
Even at this moment, the numerous multitude
beheld in Fields all that Characteristic Of brave
/ patriotic and active officer Of the evolution and
man who had fought and bled in support of our In.
stitutons, and mad wasted the flower OF his you'll
in conquering and di,pelling the enemies Of on
common country and who for The first time, in g,
long life had been charged with crme-forcet
by human authority 10 expect nothing but to NEE
bis God
! No pardoning power was known 10 be present
willing to interpose between the veteran and th
grave
AZ this critical juncture, just as the Sheriff wa
about TO perform his duty, His Gxcelency, Jam,
-. Ray, acting Governor Of the State of Indian.
appeared and addressed the prisoner In words to q
following pHport
" Samuel Fietis! You have been convicted
the crime Of murder! by jury Of your counr,
aud sentenced by the court 10 be executed on III
. day. Your last lour is Just expiring Tog b.,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-07-08
MARsHAL,s SALE.
THE FaLLS PLANY.aTTO.N

pursuance decree Of the superior Cou IT Chancery
District Of Richmond, pronounced the ilth da
June 825, in the Of Ga Hancock. shall
the Sd day Of August nex, il fair day ii fair
fair day thereafter offer for sale the highest bidder
>, public auction that part the Falls plantation
w Hancock Charles j. McAurdo and Others, by the nen
ure oil the 9h ofAugu, l81a fed exhibit in said
containing hundred aud seventy acres including
Two Islands 10 River, be the less lying in
ie county Chesterfield. The well known fertility Of this land
living Immediately James river, and vicinity of the
town OF Manchester and the city Of Richmond, renders
necessary do than invite gentlemen Of capital to call
sud see IT, TERMS third Of the purchase money be
raid 10 cash, notes al 40 days with good
dorse or endorsers able aud egoeab atthe Bank Viz
-na Farmers Bank Of Virginia, third and the
remaining third years from the day Of SALE the purchaser
giving hond with approved security for the last payments
Iod die title retained until they made
Sale 10 n O'clock athe front door Of the
Eagle Hotel ia tie city Of Richmond The purchaser
have such posse the day Of sale will enable him
seed crop OF wheat, SC.
J. GUERRANT, NJ. S. c. c. r. ID.
Id
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-07-08
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS REW.aRD

II AN away te subscriber about two months ago Graz.
~ derson, man about Jyesrs OF age coarse carpenter
ken fnr white strong active well set fellow rather
above ordinary size lie may have has forehead be-
tween or rather boge his eyebrows, ranging aud down,
by the edge Of flying from M heive cut him
there years ago. One d bis brokepwhcn small
near the wrist Joint and Il IL believed the left which shows
that Joint cuarecd and gives the appearance Of dedication
bending ouwad,, with the end Of the outer Bone Of the
neat 10 the joint considerably increased n size HIS eyes
blue and his hat Is very straight, Of dugy ycOwih white.
had perhaps when he OF blsck med Hat and blue
brosd cloth roundabout Coat lie b. blunt spyken fellow,
spesk with and suffers and stammers IN speaking
parculiry when confused. m purpose Is doubtless 70 pass
a. free viii give hundred dollars for bis safe
delivery any m that get bun again, and will pay be-
sides any reasonable for bis delivery % my resi-
denoe n the county VI Fpnklirs North Cmoliul.
JOHN d. HAWKINS,
Juas II 1926. i2-0
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-07-08
Reading penny June %


THE UNION CANAL.-The work on this
line is progressing rapidly. We lately paid
short visit 10 the site OF the OUTLET Locks mmed-
ately opposite this borough, and were informed that
il is in contemplation 30 make them the handsorn-
est specimen of Architecture of any which have
hitherto been erected. The earth which the men
are excavating is of the most favourable kind, as
to both the digging and the retaining of water
The dam is to be erected near Hiester's MILL and
the outlet is about 100 rods above the Reading
Bridge.
In introducing the into the ScuyIsill canal,
last fall il seems the Locks this borough sustain
ed some damages which MOI discovered until
lately. The water appears 10 have entered some
cavity in the earth, above tie locks, which was
unPeTceived, and pursuing its course under them,
washed away The earth 50 much, that in recently
admitting tie full quantity of wafer, the planke
gave way, without any other dmaage, and which
rendered another suspension in the navigation ne
cessary. II has been repaired, and the navigation.
now goes on usual.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-07-08

NTIRGINIA: Al Superior Court of Cbancery held in the
town OF Frederick bug the 2i,t day OF April
William Safke, Sarah Starke, Roda Bell and Alice his wife
Kitty Sarke aud Lucy, Rchard James and Polly Slake
iahis, by john MoncuIe their next friend, plaintiffs.
Against
Joseph Starke, Defendant.
BY the parties, by COUNSEL former orders in
this resonded and this be heard by
consent oi parties, by counsel upon the bill, answer and
exhibit and arguedh counse On consideration whereof
he doth adudg, order and decree that The Marshal OF
thr Superior Count OF Chdncery the Richmond a
adj cruising the time aud place of sale weeks
in newspaper published III the city Of Rich
1lOnd, do sale public to the highest b
DER credit VI twelve mouths, the parcel Of land
the Bill mentioned, SAID contain hundred ffy-
irec And tn the payment Of the purchase mo-
ney thereu the said Marshal is directed take from pu
chaser VI tue said land bonds with good security payable
himself 10 divide them amongst the parties entitled there
and that lac assign the SAID bond, without
the adult plaintiffs and the legally qualified uaId dian VI the
Infants respectively, and ~ retain the title tue said Land
until the purchase be paid aud report his proc eng
Aud The Marshal tier directed q
OF The parties ectVely will exceed ;e three hun
dred dollars, make sale thereof but to report that
copy, Teste. J. IL. WILLIAMS, c. &C.
lr In pursuance of the fore going decree, shall the
goth day Of July next at The front door Of the Eagle pte
the city Of Richmond oner Tor sale tue ae OF iaud therein
referred huldf ed aud fifty three acres
Sale TO commence at i0o'clock, 4. VI.
June 81. la---ids
MI fff5K1.fE'G lo-HLE..CO L.Q.NOS.
pursuance several oi he Superior Cout of
Chanccry the district Of Riohnoud made the 2ih
March k25 and the 10th june o2o the OF Sott
vs.. Cure shall Oh tie third day Vt August next offer for
highest bidder public auction at the front door
tie Eaele Hotel IN tn, city Richmond Undivided moet,
of an third patof u Land containing Coal
and believed 1860 and upwards and uated IN
the county Of Henreo, ami known the Deep tun Coal PIT
Tract Terms; fourth Cash, aud c.edi Of enc, and
years the balance the chaser executing bond with
approved security, and tie title be retained until pay
VI te purchase noaey SAT- to commence al l2oe9c
J.GUEtRAAl, III. S. e. C. X. ID.
June ~ I3--ids
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-07-08
LEx1Ne roN. then.

An outrage of the most cruel and lawess cIla-
racter was committed on the Inofensive unresistIne
individuals composing he Society of Shakers, in
Mercer county on Monday last. The circumstan-
ces not sufficiently known to US to be given at
large but we learn from printed certificate under
the signature of Messrs. Harrison and Haggin, at
tornies of HarrodsbTgh, that party of men at
tempted to take by force female from the society,
and resorted to the most barbmous and uniustihable
means They, however, failed in their Object
The certificate further stae-, that the female in
question has no wish to leave the Society, is free
to do so if she chooses, and has received from the
Friends to whom she is attached, nothing but kind
treatment. Another certificate under the respectable
and well known signature Of g. Thompson, conob-
crates the statement OF Messrs Haggn and Harri-
son. Reporter.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-07-08

MANIFESTATIONS S-lLE.

pursuance ii the Superior Court Of Chancer
The Richmond District, pronounced The 22d hay
March 1925, la the Of E.ans Boose, al shalt
the 2Ist July ocF sale the h bidder
cubic auction for Cash. MILL with the Land aud
sppurteuance situated Turkey land Crcek, called and
known bv the of The GgtyAe 6itS and, tbc
place will ia like be offered for
adjoining said mill, &C. called aud known by ia, If
Prospect The above sales viii be made
the aulment Of said mill dam, the Of rui kew
Island Creek. JGUEHhANf T. W. ). .. e. r. d.
I..... III
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-07-08
BY RITCfIIE s GOOCH.

= The ENQUIRER published twice wees generally,
aud week during the session Of the Stale Legsia-
TUE Price the heretofore, Five Dollars per alnun,
PAYABLE in advance Notes of chartered pecie-payng banks
(onIy) will be received in payment The Editors will gusrsn-
safety of renting them by mail the postage OF all let
tiers being paid, by the writers.
u No paper will he discontinued but at the discretion of
the EdtosA until all arrearages have heen paid up
lr Whoever will guarantee the payment OF nine papers
shall have the tenth GRATIS.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
n One square, OR LESS--fnst insertion rs cents-each
Continuance, 80 cents
No advertisement inserted until has either been paid
Sur OF assumed by person th cy its envlrons
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-07-08
lTaRSIL1T1S S4LE

N p,anee Of decree 81 the SuptrOr Court Of Cbanee,
for tie district Richmond, pronounced the 18th day
ofJuoe s24 the Of DuPuy Fofsee, shall the
Oh day Of July ntx the premises, offer for sale 70 the
hirae, bidder public auction, the Of land which
sues Forsee lately resided the county Of Poghaan, bound-
cd by the lands Of Doctor Taylor, Peter Subet and others
Terna credit Of and three years from day Of sale
ihe purchaser giving bonds with apprOyed security, the IT,
tIa retained until they paid
J. GUERRANT, M. S. G. G r.. d.
Ian. I2-.-tds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-07-08
RSII1LIG 1910

4 pursuance Of The Superior Court ofChancery
q for Che Richmond District pronounced the 18th day u
Febtnary 1885, 10 the Of Coviagto Boasi, shall
the 18Th Of August next Offer cr sale, the highest bidder
public auction To- cash, The premises; certain mill und
mill site On Ssgfi Creek in the county Of Chesterfield, and
known bv the Of C0vagfon H together with two
acres Of land upon each side Of said stream and n5t
which hc ends of said mill dam are abuued"
J.GUERBANT, M S. CORD
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-07-08
NAVY CoSISIIssioNER's-O
26th MAY, 1925.

fENhE Commissioners of the Navy will receive sealed mono
'as until the first day OF july o the Yellow Pine Mater
al. required for AIa's and Spsr Tor
hrte SiooPs OF War at the Navy Yard At Mas,
ihrsr SiooPs OF War atthe Navy Yar at Brooklyn " V
ana Tor one Sloop of War each of the Navy Yards al
re'ismoub IN III Philadelphia. Washington, Gospot
~ al and Tor the mstras Of Wood required for building one
sh House obe delivered at the Navy Yard Washiu.
together for Whte Pine Ash Plank TO be ey.,. A ~
SAID faid at Washington, described below.
Inc following detail shows the number dimension. of the
yellow Pine Materials required sr the Aa aud Spas Of one
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-07-08
THIRTY DOLL4RS REUaRD.

ID IN AWAY from the subscriber on Monday the sth Of
he May, mulaio named MOSES, he calls hiio-
self Moses W1olen he Is about feet 10 niche. high %
yeas old ond ha detected look particularly when spokeno
Had when he away, blue roundabout Jacket and pan
aiuns Of Virginia CLOTH and fur hat much u; took no
other eohe with him when he away. purchased him
last December OF Nlr. Alexander. lie on the neigh
lourhood Of Fredericksburg which place probsb, he
hs gone val give the above reward any who will
bring hun to Richmond half the sum f secured
any a'o that get him again. all reasonable ex-
fenses paid. Masters OF vessels aud others rwarned ON
hlihoring said Moses at their peril.
June H. If--IOl II. STARR.
~ The Editor Of tie Virginia Herald" will please iusert
the above Tor one week, and forward his
Richmond. H-S
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-07-08
NE " Stage LIVE.

Til l. subscriber having contrac,ed
,xr-> with the Pos-N ster General, for
EfT95x<--,esS---,& transporting the mail by Stage,
sIsrsxtsAsSES' rou Siaunton TO Lesvfs5urg,
49, NJ - 49, GIeenbiier county, has provided
himself with aud elegant
s-e drivers. and fine horses for that purpose aud
will hopes, he enabed togiye much satisfaction - ptssen-
gers that line
The Stage will Siauntou Tuesday morning.
ting the Warm, Hot aud White Sulphur Sprog and arrive
uwisbg Thursday eve1n-and wili aiso oecasn
ally pass by Srbliugs Springs
faying been considerable expense in putting this line in
the order necessary ~ awe gcutia saisacon the subscriber
hopes with that from the public he
-sss,rag them that nothing I part shall De wanting for
the comforter accommodation OF those VIC favor him with
their custom JOHN WISE
July /. lo---ol
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.Msto Hampshire Legislature, June II.

.NetO Hampshire Legislature, June IL
The Judiciary committee has introduced bill
for the punishment of manslaughter; according TO
which it may be punished by confinement to hard
labor for life The bill was read, and ordered TO
second reading
The Committee on Agriculture ard Manufac--
tures reported that it is expedent 10 impose tax
upon sheep; which was laid on the table.
The following resolves were taken up, and after
an Intellectual attempt TO amend them,
ResolUed, Sc. That the publick and patriotic
services of James Monroe, ofVrginia. late Presi-
dent OF United States, justly entitle him 10 the
- s-~s,'s- W. ss...s-fesf FIcvI'sv.
3 That the Legislature of this State entertain a
high respect for this distinguished citizen of our
country, and feel deep interest in his future health
and happiness
8. That bis Excellency the Governor be reoues
ted to transmit to him copy ofthese resolutions.
The bill introduced by Mr.. Hammons, imposing
an additional tax upon banks for the purpose OF
promoting internal Improvements was taken up in
com. of the whole, and was reported to the House
llith.an amendment. The tax contemplated by
tax enc per teaf-one per cent.--making the whole
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-07-08
Il VayuaJie Farm near Richmond for Sale

y U't4V'VIt ttV"E WttF IttLtUIUIIu JVI QUO.
OFtEt ior sale, by private contract, my Farm called
Bro0d, bordering the Brook run aud the Brook turn
pike road, five miles from Richmond Il contains upward. Of
SIX hundred aud thirty acres, good ORDER and has on II
good Hing house, and every house necessary o the accom-
nodaiou Of large family, and all houses necessary for farm.
Terms will he made known by application the subscriber at
the Shock~ Warehouse IN Richmond, the premises.
BEN. SHEPPARD.
MAY n. g-sf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-07-08
Goochtaad and HatoUer Land for Sale

virtue Of order Of the Superior Of Chancery for
the Richmond DsLc offer private sale tract ut land
the upper part Of GoOcaj county the waters Of Little
Byrd Greek, containing iT1 tberabou and another
tract the county Of Hanover containing 996 AS il Is
desirable t. close speedily possible The concerns of the
estate the land will be sold moderate price on accom-
mOllns terms. Both tracts will be divided purchasers,
The Gouohand land will he shewn persons wishing H. pur-
chase by Mr.. Winston Payne and the HnnJver lands by Nj
Laney( mes. Possession can be given immediately.
WM r. WICKlIAM, surviving
Trustee Of the estate Of Sanl. Gi.i, dec.
Richmond. Jan !. 1925 Tiff