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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-03-14
THIRTY DoLLARs REWaBD.

" ILL be paid iot delivering NY fellow Charles whoief
W me on the i2ih day OF January last expect that no
mas Tree papers, aud gong under the of Henry Roberts
nose papers were issued from the Office Mdlesex COUNTY,
feb usry court, 1928 The said fellow Heu,y Robert. was
agea ioy years. i've feet inches high dark sosr
90 ieil wrist anu somew warts has left tunb Charles N.Y.
wly compen,on has had for along time dry
h@d eoBn shutters very much when spoksnto alarmed
one CT two small Jumps has breast had very good 5s
cloth coat which ne had eught from gentleman;
an eAcetn hand with the ami broad art
carpenter ANY person who will deliver him or secu
h'm IN Jail that s him. sLa tn, above re
ward Any information will be thankfully received by thu
suheriaei directed to Montasne ce, Essex county,
Va LEWIS b. MONTAGUE, Middi.sex county, Va.
March7 ,Oo,,y's., -
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FOR THE ESQUiRER.
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Who i, there Of ,oulor Of feeling 40 y,rrar
n, drmur a, IN, MIC 49,. nil a. c.,srr,.h,
NV r,rter, and ,tsr. Rob, W., Saod nrnnvx,,b
rs hear IN. ;np-era,fr,s the ,uaect e,iled f,,,b
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Al 49,. 81 49,. -, 1,.-:I -.
i, pvt me in mind Hon Of J,,;u,, ie,i.,,.
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In maze metapboto cut eae6 one n c,ner " 'rN''
SI.nv Ah.i exnI,,, b,,,,v., .,rh III Al, ..;
Went 20 10 (hs J,y, of old Abel and Can.
Rsnssc ed every corner and Granny and pont
Drew e,smpes from Greece and h. ,e., ;,. ., b,,,.
In sll things connected with classical Rome
R,rt E,rxls,j Old England he ,bew,I IVA, Tho h,,es
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-03-14
TO ROAD .M.aRERS-


ENHE President and Directors Of the Stanton and Jaue
4 River turnpike, will proceed Staunon in Augusta
County, Vrgisa the 9Th day Of april nextto conf
Tor The construction OF that part of the Road (neudug txe
DSeI Hg between the South River augusta aud Scott,
He ia Aihemarie Countybeng distance about thirty
miles. The following general outline Of the amer IA
which the road 10 be constructed
There to be eaniage way Of earh-22 feet vide
iea-he centre OF which be raised inches above the
base ne-,o he well DRESSED up surface,
on each side OF the carriage way, there esn-
lar ami smooth ditch cut, sufficient carry or the water tt
may dram from the road and adjacent lands.
Culycrts constructed oi stone, and in substantial
and durable TO be placed wherever the P.deot
aud Dreeloi or the superintendent they appoint may eon
er necessary.
On each side ofthe d;ohe the timber is to be grubbed
cut and cleared away, Ia feet al least.
D. No part OF the caage way FIVE degree. M
elevation. 49, "
Ihe road has been located and Marked and will be sew,
TO those disposed 10 eohtse by Dr. Charles Cooke Cal; 10
sePh CoHnlan aud Robert Brooks Esq. SOM.
slight dsvaons expected to b. the pre,en, TO-
cation - F' -
II wili be let out in sections Of less FIVE miles
Abe Report and field Of Engineer can be seen on
Treasurer OF The Company.
Staunton Va Fei. ~ aSwtI.A
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MOST TaLUaBLE & ST.9NrD- :

OK sale that noted aud most valuable stand ocksh gap
called The Mountain Top The buildings Of Brick
ag. and spacious with sage stabe and we'll caicua
Ted Tor large business from the geographical situation Of this
place, there stand in this country well calculated for
age and profitable Tavern business, being at the
Top OF the blue ridge or mountain, through which gap, all
travelling from where either side those
travelling from the Eastern Western country to pass Il
Sens IN. only sale and between the Potomac
James river There Is attached the stand upvard
acres Of land than 200 Of which lays as ~ be
susceptible ofmost profitable cuvaton there time
turnpike company aud the work advanced
making road ifom Siaunion Scots ferry James River
aud there will be from Charlottesville with this nj
the most convenient point turnpike road. There has ais,
been survey through this gap Tor the National road fro
Washington City TO New Dreams. Any person wishing
the emise will be sewn them oy Nj Jacob Bernard who
resides al place, aud through who with in Rich
nond, Va, the purchaser can treat Tor the property.
. SAMUEL. LEAKE,
March T. Inl--s,Ew.,.
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rs committed TO The aof The town Of Petersburg as
runaway on ihe 90 day II October last negro hoy nsm
~ Lew" who says ne belongs 60 Aif. Cato Kennedy who
'es ~ Lenoir county, :, C. He feet and hall inches
hhhlet eonPeced; has IN jhe forehead which he
et elbow, which he says oecssioned by burn and an,
Peafsto he about twenty year. of sge. The owner r
20 eowc forwards prove popety pay charge, and take him
fwty. or he viii be dealt with a. tie law d,5eefs
Jan . 'f~Wl| ROGER MALLORY, ;aiio-.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-03-14
CURLES FOX SAI.E

CO4eLISso FOh OAl4El.
VIE subscriber duly auhoIs sell this valuable estate
n on which he resides belonging his father Wade Mo,
ms estate mas 0ec' recently advertised we'll know
'hai particular description OF it deemed unnecessary No
estate ohthe river possesses advantages The buildings
are very convenient and good repair every acre ad
ON The lan in Sood order Oi cultivation fine small t4
peIlnen' made with the cotton crop have sufficiently proven,
tatH IS admirably adapted TO the growth of article Be
determined TO SELL bargain nay be had by disposed 10
purchase The stock OF every description farming uen,
&e may he had at yauatIOn and will seed for the preba,rr
the subscriber WAH1 MOSpv 'r ~, "
Cures, July q. i'"''
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S. POTTER & co

boodbtndeTs and Stdti0ners, PHILADELPHIA,
bWING 10 The aud IOne continued indipotion Of
- one Of the partners, have determined sell an extensive
or city occegsdnces
~ Country merchants, teachers library companies aud IN
osuas invited TO call their store where may he found
an extensive collection Of Medical Theolore al and Ia
"ean, works, with every kind Of school Boon common use
Feb. 10 40 90,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-03-14
COTTAGE Grore Tavern far So,e.

s'lE subscriber wishing sell out eer, hi, Tract Of and
lying ~ the upper end ~ Chesterfield county TWENTY-FIVE
miles from Richmond and FIVE from Goodies Bridge containing
bui trce humble and eighty acres, one thrd II which l. IN
weeds on which good stsBd for Tavern or Grocery
B'ck'mfh and Wheswsht Shops good apple and peach Of.
cads. The land u well adapted To- the enivaiion Of e,,,
wheat aud COTTON Terms will be made known by applying To-
I'VE mb'cfbsf Cnthe place JOHN BASS Sen.
rem TO- g2-wglt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-03-14

DIN GARTH respectfully inform, hi, f,enl. anal m,
pnbic that he has removed from Lynchbur plac,
or the purpose 'i ansacting business which,
he VIII be sssed by gentleman r. James W. Dbrsi ~
much experience especially in the tobacco He
res te house on street, recently Possession Me.Ai..
March
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-03-14

virtue Of deed Of trust 10 me nv Abraham II
~ ChIldess, aud Of record in the clerks Office of the county
court OF buckingham, shall sell the 25t of March 1926
IN tue town Of ke ia the county OF Nelson for ,ah
tract OF Land containing SIC acres, lying james River s
joining the lands Of Wm. Cahel the estate OF Thomas Log
wood &c will convey such title vested in me bv 40,
deed 81 trust and none olher The title believed 10 be
Pu,apie' MAYO CABELL, Trustee
February 20. 01r1s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-03-14
FEMaLE EDNC.aTI0-N

WE School at the residence of the subsc ber conducted
4 by Mrs Rudj last year, will he continued aain the
teut year under her direction The course of instruction
es full course for accomplished and useful leduc
me terms the same heretofore, for all charge. cxo,n-
drawing and music Si10 per session ten months 20 do
paid IN advanee,te balance in equal the 6r.
we ebd o hVe months and the balance the end OF tie e
,ion Music will he 20 dolar per quarter of SO and
drawing and painting 10 dollars per session. '"-
Dbl. =. L. II. MoSBY.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-03-14

hE Subscribers intending TO retire from Commercial a.,
suns oa Ivi sale their entire Stock of Goods, connpfu.
See al and extensive assortment Dry Coods
&c &c amounting probably about 20Oo0 dollsrs
,nese Hoois have been purchased the different sur-
TONS IN Baltimore, Philadelphia aud KeyyYork At verv IL
T h and The principal part thereof within the 70 mouths
INC payments may be made ito suit the or se ~
chaser on his giving approved security Until ale f me
Sa SSf Be eau s Ss Ssses . Vi Will soon sell ashs
The purchaser Of thu Goods NAV rem or ie,,s r.
yfs The aie5 which we have occupied ur MANY years and
I nsvs no hesitation IN saying the hest stand IL al,
e 'o"ei county lor extensive retail establistnsnf I'll
oytmens CONSIST OF convenient Store house with ,fsei-
o"iation l4 small family. warehouse, aud all ne
10y 1n"ses Persons wishing 70 buy may examine ,Is
goods aud know the term, application 10 '''
Gloueesier courthouse, san % '''' D'i 90 ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-03-14
Powhatan. jan. 81.

Messrs. JoE2 ID. Eawkns, Richard Boyd Alex
~, ander Boyd, PhhP Raley aud Blair Burweli:
" W will please FAX, Mott That shall ON The al 4,i
n aud 9Th day, Of Aprnex at the hoy,e If Win;
o"n boydon IN the Of eekenburE and state %
virginia between the hours Of o'clock IN the ,orn,w s
o'clock IN the evening Of each day. to take ,hs
s o hehad Russell Richard IL. Walker, Peyon r. BurwelI
and others, 10 he read IN evidence a suit now encnd -
the Superior Court Of Chanocry for the RchuoI5 IJ;,,s
wheien am plaintiff and you aud each Of you and otber
are deiendani where you attend not az YOU may .es ~
1 am respectfully, TIIOMl S f;0S1nv nv
Feb. q, 1876 oe cC I
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-03-14
FYfiu DoLLnra Re-, ard

k,LOFED from The clyoi Richmond my negro man PHI
ne calls himself Phil Price, about the i5b Of
tsOssnnet 1879 Of dark complexion, feet or ineLr
hsh, ahou, 40 years old, fierce c6untena1ee whom ~,
ss, oes o. assurance only mark, and that ],
when ne escaped, pale blue Virginia cloth eosi ard nsu
bn n h WIN yam carried 81 With him hay bor,e entirely
nu' ne good stone and rock blower and ,ns
mc, wofks a. The briekaycrs trade have 10 Doubt hi g
,;,s e1,e 10 ~ white man by the or or Oh.
he state Of Ohio, with fn confidence 10 pas. as re-. -
wiz s', zoe above reward he secured any iaiI in The date
Richmond 6.RfgLIfrt, 5gf ~ 1p,cce0tFflSnt 10
Louisa March Q 49, " ~.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-03-14
Land and Lofs for SOL

~ I'LL ne offered for sale the hrd Monda. IN A,, =;
~ ioni o. the tavern u W.We town Of Vol IA
&c. OF Land roie OF les, lying the county Of Yok si
mute tom ire town u York belonging to the ssfs ~ H.
- o5H Nson lud Adjoining the lands formerly owned
~ "ni,m uoo.ley, Edwin Baptist, VIM. WINE and CoI
" ~ Neon Ard u the time al the lot IN The fa Al
hes oeongngt The estate Of the late Col Hurh NsIo,
srm, OF safe viii be months credit the purehs,er civ
We ncna and security With deed % Ssl On tbe ~.
"'IeA - cs..vstds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-03-14

" 0TlGE shefeby given that Gere vacant CELLS in
~ uhe Lunattc Hospital IN the City Of williamsburg for
the reception Of patients both rments male o
Byorder of the Court Of Directors
n. ., LEONARD HENLEY, c. c. ID
,..f
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-08-03

cutiye, are nearly balanced in numbers ;
yet little diIninution Of the weight in that
scale, would incline the balance against the
country, and in favor Of anarchy, confusion,
and ruin. Most Of the approaching elections
Of Senators relate to the members Of the ad.
ministration party, and few unfavorable
changes either as TO their numbers or weight,
might and probably would give a triumphant
power TO CALHoUs & RANDoLPR, the head
and tail, the life and soul Of the opposition
For the friends Of the administration then, TO
permit the opposition in this State, to subst-
tute for an able and efficient supporter Of il,
one who could not be efficient if he would, and
at best could only say aye, when his party
said aye, and no when his party said no, would
be to play into the hands of the opposition;
and TO act in the manner the most agreeable
to their wishes, as well as TO their interests
The man who advocates this policy, the max
ing Of such u change, whatever his profess
sions may be, depend upon it, he is not a
friend Of the administration; but one either
Indifferent TO it, or hostile; one who is willing
to see tho administration fall, if not to contri-
butte thereto
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-08-03
"NavY DrrARTMrNr, July Oath, Il
Domestie & 5aistfIlaiuouS

Fmr. 4 very threatening fire alarmed
this town between twelve and one O'Clock
on Sunday morning.-lt was discovered
and the alarm given by the watchmen from
the hill in the East part OF the town.
The building first on fire was wooden
store IL story high, on Buffers wharf so
called. which is separated from Anthony's
wharf the principal scene of destruction,
hv an imaginary line merely. The store
was owned by Mr.. Cyrus Butler, and con-
tained iron, some dry goods, and quaint
~ ofcombustible articles of no great value.
and every thing combustble IN It was des-
uoyed.
two story wooden store. seventy two
feet long, 4 or ) feet from the other, own
ed by MIR. David Anthony, and on his wharf
was consumed almost simultaneously,
Nearly two hundred bales Of cotton OWN
ed bv the Plainfeld Union Manufacturing
Company. the Troy Manufacturing Com
many. Sterling Manufacturing Company,
and Messrs Amasa Mason, Asa Potter,
Uezekiah Anthony and WIN. Bowers
we're consumed. About as casks Of oil,
and 20 bbls Of provisions, valued at about
sIOOO. were in the cellar Of the store, and
saved by the cotton, through which the
fire did not penetrate so far as TO injure
them.
MIR. Joseph X. Potter, who occupied q
mar, of this store, lost large quantity o.
Molasses. Coffee and Goldfish, together
with the sails aud rigging Of the Brig An
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-08-03

The following communication, which we
have recently received, we think it our duty
to lay before the public, with the exception OF
the Author name, his place of residence, &c.
We may be mistaken in believing that the
pubic have some interest in knowing the
contents of this letter, but feeling satisfied
ourselves of the correctness of that belief,
we therefore give it publicity, leaving it to
those of our friends whose experience will
better enable them TO devise suitable means
by which the difficulties anticipated by our
correspondent may bo counteracted or avert
cd, to employ them with effect.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-08-03
ABBEVILLE, July 9TH.

ABBENlLLE, July |th.
"The Calhoun party is decreasing fast,
and many people are coming round to the
admlnistration.--Mr Adams is "coming
out" with the well informed, and gains on
"Old Hickory"
The letter from which the above extract is
made, was written by an intelligent and we'll
informed gentleman residing at Abbevillc, the
native place Of Mr.. Calhoun, and part of the
district represented by Mr.. McDuiiie it is not
necessary for us to make any comment upon
IT, we have always believed that virtuous
people would eventually do right; faction can
not long mislea ad, nor can the misreprescnta-
tions ofntrigung politicians deceive but for a
moment those who have nothing in view but
the public good.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-08-03

ANOTHER FIRE. This morning, be.
tween and 2 o'clock, our citizens we're a.
larmed by the cry Of fire which proved to
be i'll the rope walk on the west side of the
town, owned and occupied by Mr.. William
W est, which with its contents was wholly
copsumed,wth the accsption of a small part
ofthe south end, which was pulled down.
The wheel and very small part of the ma
chinery was saved. Mr.. West had over
one thousand dollars worth of stock in the
walk all ofwhich was destroyed. No fire
had been used there for several days. 1t is
believed by those in the vicinity, to have
been set on fire in several places at once.
Mr.. West is supposed to have suffered a
loss of3OOO dollars by this event.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-08-03

BLAcKsToNE CANAL" The excava-
ton Of the canal in this town advances
more rapidly than we had expected. a
considerable distance is already finished,
and it is expected that the first mile, now
under contract. will be completed next
month. 1t is intended 10 resume tie 10
cation downward from this town this week
and put it Immediately under contract, so
that we have full confidence in seeing the
work completed ready for the passage OF
boats next season. Worcester Spy.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-08-03

te'ope. Ills loss was the heaviest suffer
cd by any individual. As he was unfortu-
nately absent from town, many Of his pa
pers were consumed.
This store contained about 100 casks of
lime, which were in the centre of it, and
thirty feet from the place in the other
building. where the fire commenced; the
lime, therefore, could not have been the
cause ofthe fire. 1t was owned by Nessrs.
Harkness g. Stead, and was DESTROYED :
with a quantity of leaden pipe, in their
keeping. Two presses, the property Of
Mr. David Anthony, one for fish, and one
on a new plan, and valuable for screwing
hay, were consumed. A pair of hay scales
were also consumed with this store. Mr..
Anthony's loss is a severe one.
The next building which became prey
to thc flames, was a store three stories
high, built of wood. 1t joined the one last
mentioned, and was owned and the lower
story occupied, by Mr. Cyrus Barker
A very valuable spinning flame, and a
quantity of hollow ware, his property, were
destroyed with it. The upper story OF
this building was occupied by Mr.. John
Colon, for sail loft. Suits of sails be-
longing to Messrs. L. & ID. Rodes, David
Cady, John ID, Potter, Messrs S. & A. B.
Arnold and others, and a quantity of rig
ging of very considerable value, also, a
quantity of salt belonging to Messrs. Hunt
& Pierce, were destroyed with this store.
A store, two stories high, owned by Mr..
Butler, in which Col. John Andrews had
a counting room, and Mr. Allen Cooper a
sail loft, distance of 20 feet South from
the buildings consumed, was several times
OH fire, and once or twice the whole front
was one sheet Of flame ; it was saved, how
ever, almost by miracle, as was also a
store on the othee side of the enfamed
buildings, used by Messrs Adams, Rogers
& Andrews, for glass and crockery ware
house
Much as We regret TO attribute this ca.
lamity to design, we cannot bu, Join the
common opinion in so doing.
Amer. g. Gaz.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-08-03

The Kentucky Trcgedy. y.--The tra ctyr
Beauchamp, in kentucky, is protsbly ouc
of the must horrible stories thSt I.lyabc
history conld produce. The reality Of
this narrative far outstrips imeginaton.
1t is related that Mrs. b. when youIs
and interesting woman, vas addressed BY
Mr. Sharp, whose ambition however would
not permit him TO marry her. She became
the victim of dishonored passion, and he
succeeded in her seduction. Necessity OF
policy, made him provide husband Tor
her. This husband was Beauchamp.
Sharp however, made promise OF some
landed property to the pair, but did not
fulfil his v ord. Instead Of that he endenv-
CURED 10 put other stains upon ihe rCputa-
tion of the unfortunate woman. ln COZ
sequence of this treatment, Mrs. Beau
champ admitted into her bosCm tie most
vindictiye feelings. Size thought or her
wrongs; she dwelt OH the means OF ven
geance. Fo? tie purpose OF re- enge she
made her husband the same tool that thu
wife Of Macbeth did Of him, TO crafty
however another passion, ambition. Airs
Beauchamp in a short tine became pos
sessed with the spirit of a demon. She
urged, she counselled, she persuaded, she
guided, and she forced, it is said, her un-
fortunate partner to become the murderer
Of Sharpe. The career OF all has now ter
minated. From the case Of Sharp a NOR
al may be gathered. The love Of high
spirited woman does not change into sim
pie hatred. If she is dishonoured, ,insuted,
DETAINED, as it appears in this case, the
usual check of the mind is thrown of, and
all the most vndictive passions of nature,
collect ina focus to bring the object TO
destruction MAT Adv
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-08-03

a machine for digging canals, has lately
been invented at Paris. to be worked by
horse power. 1t digS eight feet in breadth
at stroke, and Will carry out 96 cubic feet
in a minute.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-08-03

Two millions of gallons Of Wiskey,
were inspected in Baltimore, during the
last six months, An excite Of % cents
per gallon would have given to the Treas.
ury S'O0,OOO from the article at that pogG
alone.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-08-03

FRCIr. In Philadelphia, large Peache,
ripe, and OF good quality, are selling II
market at % cents the half peck: ogple.
are in abundance; the best, OF ~ cent:
the half peck.