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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-06-30

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CIODcT Forest for SgIc

ElE virtue Of The last will and e,,lmen Of John Lancaster
- dec, shall proceed to sell the pscnses hsi we'll
knOsn stand Tavern lynn tie upper eud ~ Cumber
land county containing about $50 acres the main Wcern
road, 10 the highest bidder Thursday the 9th dsy Of An.
gust next Toms: bird ofihe purchase money H. be paid
The ZOh day II December next, which time poession will
b Eivcnj the balance IN two equal payments, with
deed oftfust upon the property secure he ree
further description Of The property deemed unueeesary a,
4 IS well known. NAT LANCASTER 49,.
June %. f3--ds Of Iof, T,,r-,'r, L..
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- ANYWAY from Che subscriber abOnt the 20b ofsy l
~ negro man BY ihe name Of JOB, fbuf coils himself Geo
Gofdonl about - ycarcf age he about feet 10 ncbes
hish with little imPedhent Of spcech he has on hi. rihi
arm, printed with blue ink two csris c. He very mel
5en ana something a awuey colour IT, supp5ed fhst
he has taken shipping for " the Northern elites Tho
above reward viii be given 20 any person who will deliver Tim
60 me, in Henrico county, Va, Richmond or g., a.
Hubbard, IN Richmond. VIM MONTAGUE
June -. tgH
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$50 REW.RRD.

NIoLEN from the subscribers stable last night a Horse
~ SAdde' Marungal and Bride lie large light hay 8
o. years d. very Ene oderj ula, maxi
eut believed 10 have white hind loot; long rather
hIi,0" HACK snort 'at, which lie carries bsd and the hair
o.D having besa ong hcdare bad order. lie iots and
pace, pretty "ei bu steps rather ho and very
The above reward will be paid fS The recovery the Horse
:, JANIS CASKiE.
~.
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Lunatic Hospital, UiiIlqynsbu1,e

LuHaNc Hospital, WILLIAMSBURG.
OIIC Els hereby given thai all cell. IN this Institution
are occupied aud that patient will be receive
until some Vt the said cells vacant due notice Of which will
he gwen By order Of the Court of Directors
May 70 5-tf LEO HENLEY c. c. d.
"a ANTED at the Psniieniiary large uany u Flour
w Barrel Tor which tie highest piioe will
be pad pad ~ "a oa'h'by rhos. NELSON, ZAP.
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MOTJCE

TIVE nbseber duly authorized TO lease for term Of
a years, the Tavern aud Farm King William Courthouse.
This property is really valuable public stand aud merits
the attention Of any person qualified to conduct the business
OF Public House. IL Is situated upon the main road from
ehmoud TO the Eastern part Of the State and distant from
Richmond about u miles Various improvements have been
made upon the houses aud others prOgressng-and the
proprietor DESTROYS Of placing this property The possession
Of well qualified for the station Of rsvenkePer II
not privately disposed Of il IL customary put mp public
Seton ON the first day Of King William County Court, the
fourth Monday in August which will be pursued the
absence Of a private contract.
june 81. f4-N HERBERT A. CLAIBORNE
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ADVER MS E,IE.l'J'

'IHE tract Of LFud called Hill Grove, conaiaine aisv,
300 acres, lying ~ the lower end u Ane county l,
mcry adverused sll FOR sale 10 would make an Seliea
cotton plantation. II viii he sold all ozaber or divided ,nl
parcels. The terms will be- accommodating.
Big,vsui, mstch4. OFT JgsI r. GyTFS
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EIlAsMus STRInLING.
TO CLERKS on COT5RTg-

EIANTs employment Deputy Ole,k II a county ur and
w Superior Court Of Law, ho Ia, been engaged in
surh duties Tor eleven years past and who would prefer u-
alton IN Of the uPFor counties Of the state ,,Lee Je OK
tent OF business viii Justify the payment Of salary sufficient
o the support OF asmi family lie will undertake the
tTf management O such Offices engage a. aR assist,n
food accommodation, as 10 caPabiy diligence and NOR.
~ can ne produced. line addressed TO O., Gloucester
CoTihouss,. Va. will he attended 10 Immediately.
June 23 10 a.
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Pennsytuc5ia CLiInney -JIaT5Ie-

Pennsylvania Chimney Marble.
VIE subscribe IA eonnexIon viii, the PopIieiors Of
'tnsiEe water Power Saw MILL Is prepared to supply
short SIGHT ISAAC n - ARHIfiIfES; "
Marble CuterZane street between Seventh s Eirbtb'
Phihdelphia, Nay 50 G9S,
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AUGUSTA SPRTNIS.

MS Establishment will be open the LIST Of June UNDER
The direction OF Or John e. Wright experienced ma
nsser aud every effort will he madeio give general atsfa-
ln II IS beautifully situated The Eastern base of The North
hiounan, ~ miles N. W. from. Stanton and 20 miles s. w
from arisonoug, aud the road leading through each
place to the Warm Hot Sweet, and White Sulphur Springs
ihe Climate believed To be the healthy and in sum
er the most desirable IN the state, and the improvements
oo TO none IN point Of comfort and sufficient for the accom-
mediation of 100 boarders.
me waters contain quantity Of suphurecd hydo-en gas
with some cafbonc acid gas, aud sufficiently purr9tiv
Iher eheet upon The Kidneys skin stomach il almost in
aEd upon all the etary organs most powerful In
all case ut gravel where has been tiled has proved
PECULIARLY eheario and IN cuaneois, dnpepc hepac and
bilious affections experience has fully tested is superior efficacy
5000 music and good pack Of hounds viii be provided
Inc Stages from RiChmond, fredsucksbure and uces-
TER arrive Al stanton three times week. fio whence pa,
sengeis ny hack can reach the Springs hree hours
Ahe places yet IN IT. infancy compared with the old wa
tng places IN Virginia. respectful reference IL made u the
several gentlemen under named all Of whom have Lad SONG
opportunity oi becoming acquainted with lis merits and any
claim II may have TO public patronage.
June G. -
Hon james Barbour Washington; oil Stevenson & WIN
BERNARD, Esgsr trede'ekbufg; Hon john Coalef and
Ohspman Joln'on, E-q. Richmond Or. H. r. WaIer and
nooeit ssnnders, Esq williamsburg Mathew Cuff Norfolk
tenry Robertson, Esq. Hampton Col Moutsrue Poyha-
an ID RJames, Carersyie Dr. Ludlow, and PAYNE Wa
ng Esq Essexi Hon r. Barbour anl Waller Kew Orange;
JOhn ely and n. II Dyer. EFrr
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HERBERT a. CLAIBORNE
WOTTCE,

III persons Indebted the old firm Of Buchanan Dun
"a Top Co. the late firm Of James and John Dunlop or 10
John Dunlop, upon transactions Virginia. hereby
COO, Pat by arrangement ofthe 10Th February last their
debit the said transferred Jsues Dunlop
and subscriber appointed Agent for their collection.
lie has urgently request all those indebted 10 for
ward and msse Immediate payment ROBERT LESLIE.
Petersburg, June27. t4-G
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1.-THE subscriber wishes stf exchange cr small farm
Il in the rsghbourhood ol Richmond tract Of land in the
upper end Of Hanover county, containing about four hundred
aud ninety
This iaud Is situated IN Of the heahc sections Of te
Sate, and has very good dwelling house, garden apple
orchard and swe q most excellent water IN the yard. About
50 o. 30 fine Greek and Swamp land II he
divided n required intoswo snug little farms Of nearly equal
ste Mr. Francis Nelson, DR.. heon OF Charles Stanley, will
lew the laud any wishing view IL aud the terms will
pade known on application % THOMAS NELSON
rcnd, June ~. i0-rt9oihJ
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DOLL.aRS REW.aRD.

ID ANYWAY from the subscriber, a negro named John
Edmonls feet inches high, about 20
80 yeats age He has wife living Nh ohm He,yet
about miles Stafford Courthouse
The above eward will he given any who viii deliver
him IN Richmond him III any Jail.
EDWARD CUNNINGHAM
June &c. III
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NOTICE

WISH 70 purchase .kiG and Trustworthy Csrrisye Dr
and Ostior aud who g. voun- healthy and active
None need be proposed Tor whom lie nudouBfea te
monials as TO all The qualifications aforementioned ,snnc b.
gwen. J.. Y. DANIEL.
RicbpoBd, p'sy5. fis-sf
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TO LOTTERY ADVENTURES.

TO LOTTERY ADVENTURES.
DRIES of 100000, 1000, 10000, 25000 10000, of
10000 10 Of 5000 TO be drawn S0ih OF tins month await
your all
l-ys Sales of Tickets will be continued 1.-THE
~GOLD NINE. FORTUNES HOME,
CANFIELD'S OFFICE,
7i2 Broadway at his Offices i, Chssnutst Phia-
ieihia mark Baltimore, until de 20h
riOr The benefit sf the hears Of Robert Fulton
~ Remember 10 call at, or Immediately send to CAN
YIELDS Offices for Tickets OF Shares If You would obtain
The capital Prizes of 100000, 5oOO0 10000 10000, OF
10000 5000 all to be drawn the 3oth IF June Let
thi. golden opportunity he unmprOved single
Many who make immediate application for Tickets
in the University Lottery, be accommodated with
particular couibinairens or tavoTie numbers.
Y by Authority Of the State of Maryland, UNIVERSITY
LOTTERY, Eighth Class..Hew Series T. CANFIELD,
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STAMMERING.

JfeU York Institution for correcting inpedi-
rnents Of speech, No 25i Broad'ory, opposite the Park
al RS Leigh, the principal Of thu, .Ido, having ensas
fA cd the services OF professional gentleman the
responsibility and her in experimenting feels warranted in
assuring the public from the perfect she has ca
ss Of 'iameTg and ether mPedimcns OF speech that nave
come under her that astpnsrsTs be ed the
most 0bsnae be made with and
huency IN a lew weeks, and many IN : few days
Mrs Leigh can EXHIBIT numerous Testimonials her Institu
mre satisfactory than the following from gentlemen
occupy the first rank in science and liter 4ue to whom she
Neto York. Aprii i2th 1895.
Having eyed from Mr. Leigh, explanation Of
DRY for the correction OF 'tammenng, aud other npeduen Of
speech, aud having visited he lnsuiiou with gre1 plea
that OncT TO the public testimony favour
From the many instances we there saw OF when
the habit bad been OF very long Standing we'll from the
OF many respectable persons greatest adan
ase they had derived from her instruction, sincerely he
lieve IT viii prove public benefit; and hope that Mrs.
Leigh may obtain the patronage Ingenuity pereven
patience have well deserved.
We do not hesitate further to add convection, that ad
herenceto he rules on the part Of The pupil lthat re
quI,siie to effect perfect cue ,,,.ro,,
Professor Of Ma;era Meda and Botany the Uniyelsy Of
New York
JOHN Me. vICKAR, u. D.
Professor Of Moral Philosophy, Columbia College.
JAS. X. MANLEY, vi u.
PRECEDENT Of the New York State Medical socreiy
JOHN WATTS, j. NJ. b.
Physician 10 the New York Hospital.
cegy Of alcter from DR.. J.R mANLEY 70 Mrs. LEIGH
"NEW YORK, nay, ioz6.
take great pleasure in bearing my public ,,s-
mony the excellence Of your plan fo the Treatment
cure Of Sammtring which cases. exists 20 such extent
place the unfortunate subject OF ts habit far al least
his conversational talent concerned very nearly the
J;t,on Of Mute The confidence ,o have pl,s,d IN ,c b
explaining detail your method aud the aud fea.onini.
by which you have attained 10 such complete success
my acknowledgements.
The examination from time time Of your pupils; The
histories Of their from their mouths The uppor
unhies have bad to compare The progess u then amend.
aud above all the points Of support which your system
derives from Development Of the Of Sammerng
laid open in your expedition have AL eonPed 70 convince
your method must be successful and that II thc pupils
he Of adult Discretionary having been cured they
cannot relapse into their ioimer habit without had almost
said studying 70 acquire IT,
That unexampled success will attend your effort, the
treatment Of this unfortunate Il speech, eatettan no
doubt and bear any assrnabe proportion YOU merits n
bringing such degree perfeoon you viii have abuu
dant Of satisfaction. WITH Dluch e,teein, stn
Madam. Yours,
lSignedl GAMES r. MANJEY, ~. ID.
" President ofike Near York state Medteal Soosfy"
June 6. s-2si
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Capt Gtiffing, of the whale ship Union, at Sag.
i!aTbcr reports that on the 18th of July, the shin
Emile, OF Nantz, anchored in Christmas Harbor
in the Island of Desolation, and in about six hours
was boarded by a boat with six men from Cloudy
Islands, eighteen miles Distant who were left there
by an English skinner formerly the Saucy JACK
prlVateer OF Charleston) ten months before, with
ou' two days provisions. when they came en-
board, they were dressed in the skins of seals and
were 70 comple'ey smOhed-drie that it was i'm
possible to tell what country or nation they were
Dung the ten months, they subsisted upon the
Penguin and other large birds, which remain on the
shores OF those barren and inhospi,abe rocks, the
whole year, and kept themselves from freezing by
burning blubber OF the elephant, in the recessea
oil rock which they had made their abode. They
were landed on the Island of Bourbon by the
GlnHie' and II Is hoped they have once more, ere
this, arrived at their homes in safety
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once, but his recollectons are not very clear and
distinct.
remarkably heavy shower of rain was falling
al me place at the time, and it is perhaps OWNS
to the high state of perspiration. occ,s,oned he
walking in very warm weather, and the excessive
iaii OF rain on his naked body, that his life has
been preserved. The is TO US an extraordinary
one.
We have not visited the person or the place, bur
nave given the substance of the facts detailed to us
Sy those who visited him on Saturday evening and
sunday SO late as Sunday evening he shew ed not
the slightest symptom of paralysis; pureatives had
operated well, and his mind seemed uDimpaired
Union.
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by those who visited him on Saturday evening and
Sunday. So late Sunday evening he shew ed no,
Inc slightest symptom OF paralysis; purgatives had
operated well, and his mind seemed uDimpaired.
Union.
MEXICO.--In the Senate of Mexico, in me
month OF April last, bill was introduced. for the
suppression virtually. OF the lodges of Ereemasons
throughout the Union, hostile to the established
religion. twas discussed and rejected. The n,r-
~ In Mexico, anxious for the Invasion and indie.
pendence OF Cuba, much dissatified with the
views OF our Executive that subject; while those
views, as opened in the Message of Mr. Adams ON
the Panama Mission, are received with exultation
by the adverse party. The Mexican Chamber of
deputies has passed bill for the vigorous excl, ).
sion OF all Spaniards, Spanish subjects from en-,
trance into The port OF the Republic. The Genern
Congress OF Mexico have decreed-that all goods.
productions and effects, of National growth, or
manufacture, which may be exported, shall be free
OF duty, and neither shall the States through which
they may pass, the public authorities ON The
coasts, Impose on them any duty Of whatsoever de-
scripiion, except the following Coined gold, two
per cent; gold in bars or otherwise two per cent
SILVER, coined, IN bars, or otherwise, three and one
half per cent.
HAY rI.-Since our last says the Maine In
teliigencer, we have other letters from Hayti
Which lessen, IN no degree, the dark colored pic
tufe we then drew, oil FIaytien affairs. These let
tiers state, that nothing but the personal influence OF
Gen. Magny, who commands in the North has
prevented The blacks from breaking out, in omen
rebellion, against the gaverrmen, and Selling the
property, If not sacrificing the lives of the whites
and muattoes This patriotic chief himself a
black, Is brave, generous and humane;a lover of
peace and oFdeT-and Jealous for maintaining the
government, as 1t now stands; but should his army
IN moment OF strong excitement, and forge;ful OF
ms paternity towards them, cut him off, state of
things might arise, as destructive as the widest
scenes that Were exhibited during the insurrecloa-,
airy war between Chrislophe and Potion In such
event, the property of strangers, on both sides,
would be sacrificed The Democratic Press says,
that ilayii ls evidently Vn lie OF political
yuison. The color ed people who went thithsr
from the y. States are returning as fast "a oppor.
tugities present themselves
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IN CuANCERY Tinted States courtLih circuit, VIRGINIA
Il District, June LIST, 1880.
robert Dunlop and James Dunlop, surviving partners the
late mercantile house Of Dunops Crosse, Pl,tT,
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loo. goo DOLLARS.

The aud only eay ,r,iianl Lottery tls country
TO be drawn the following unparalleled, truly grand
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-11-10
CnI1nIrNIcArrn
HENING's STATUTES At large ,.A Ed


The following culogiuni the work, aud on the
from the last number Of the North american Reriear (No
53 October S26 pa. 289) under the arcIe MArERIALs
FOR AMERICAN HIsToRY." The same article has been
re- published in the Philadelphia National Gazette and
Literary Register of the Doth of October 1926; and pro-
badly in other papers, and doubtless, will fmd place in
every periodical work III the United States which has any
pretensons literature.
"Anober desidrratum ofmmense Importance i'll histo-
rical collection, perfect body of
Colonies and States down the formation federal
constitution. The various editions laws are
not enough for il viii often happen, that law which
been repealed is essential historical record than
half Of others, which have been kept force At
the period of the Revolution particularly, the laws which
illustrated most skugly the state and split of the times,
the Of date. The
utes alone valuable for history; and do believe
there is library the Union, which boast of possess
ing these for more than states, the utmost
limit EtginiG as The only Slate, icIc has published IT'S
otcnl lars in my Mng like perfect form HENING' S
STATUTES AT LARGE, thirteen rOlUHicS, ,rOTk re-
fleeing Tie highest credit The loisdOn and Iberalfl
Of Virginia, 1ceu HE industry md good judgment
q he editor With the full body of the laws, printed i,
Chronological! order, mingled historical Illustrations
The toork, indeed has paraeliH any other satc re-
gard either To its origin and erecUfiOn as ern or liz
mode ofits publication 1t printed the charge lin
Commonwealth and VIC presume Il considerable prcu
MARY sacrifice, for it is sold price hardly adequate Il
the cost The project designed for public benefit
and IN attaining this end il has been successflhe pro
ccedngs Of the Conventions OF Virginia the beginning
of the Revolution, have also been reprinted Ivy
! the legislature.
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Pennsylvania University.
MEDICAL DEPARpHTET3T.

FENHE LECTURES will commence as usual on r1,e
y first Monday of November, and terminate I'm C,y
first week Of The ensuing March.
.1nafo,1y ord Surgery, by DR. DUDLEY,
f7s0tfcs IF Medicine aad CIJicat PraCIIc, IN DE-
C.4LDWEIL,
Theory and Practice Of Medicine, By DIR. DRAKE,
OdStrcbS and DISEASES Of WOntR and CtHdrcn bq DIX
l. RICHARDSON,
yHqfcrjn Mcdicd and .neucui BOia1V, kD DTI SHORT,
Chemistry, By Or, BLYTHE.
The paper of the Bank of the Comrnonwealh ofIlcn-
having nearly gouc Of crculaou specie ito equ
yaent win be expected. The price ofeacb ticket 'vli
be fifteen dollars, with the exception Of that a. Tie
course Of Anatomy and Surgery which Ia fixed TWEEN
MatriculatioD with admission TO the Library and
Reading Room which kept open every day, will be
FIVE dollars making the aggregate fees for instruction
one hundred dollars. The Library containing about
5000 volumes, is constantly augmented by the importa-
ton of standard and periodical works, from Great
Britain and The continent Of Europe.
The difficulties experienced by tie two last Ci0sscs
from the dspropOrlonatc size Of tie Anatomical Hall
have been obyiated by tie erection Of pew one Of en-
larged dimensions, and with CoDyc nlcncos aud arpuIt
not surpassed by any other in ihe United States
DANIEL DRAKE, NJ. y.
DcaH Of tie tIcdjcOt Fu,iiitY.
Trausyiyaua University, Sept 10. l20f
70 NC inserted IN ic iuner forms Tor six weeks &C
the Richmond Va. Wbg, Iyuchburg Nirgiuiau, Charleston
civ Cazci,c and Charleston MeScHry. Niillrdsrvt e.
Eccorfcr Raleigh ". &. Register, Augusta Geo. Cors'n-
tonalist Huntsvc Ala. Advocate Nashville Ten. BAN
ucr Kuosve Ten Register Arkansas Gazette 81 Lcu'f
Mo. Republican, Louisville Advertiser Frankfort Con-
imeptator, Maysville Eagle, aud Bcutucfv Gazette
-. uor' ~ o. -la.o - ..c Ld.,sI = .~ E's,t-..
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From the New York Post.
TIE GREEK FKTGATES.


a pamphlet has Just been published, entitled Il ere,
port Of the Evidence and Reasons Of the Award be-
tween Johannis Orandos and Andreas Luii6ttis Greek
Deputies, of the part, and lie Roy, Bayard e. Co
and g. G.. e. S. Rowland, of the other part" This
pamphlet is signed by the arbrators and is deliberately
written but in the perusal have given it, do
that any of tie material allegations advanced in
the pamphlets Of Mr. Sehwicls aud Mr. Contostavos
are denied. il is admitted that seven hundred and
fifty thousand dollars were RENTED TO this country by
the Deputies, for building vessels Of war
and hat by the award the Greeks receive for this
sum but fgate, wo,t!, perhaps two hundred and
thirty three thousand dollars but hich costhe whole
$3.50, 600. IL is admitted that the two commercial
houses allowed Ten per cont on the expenditure
Of the sum of 100000. IL IS admitted, also, tlat
Captain CbaunCey paid Sll,GGO for his services
in experimenting the construction and taking care
these vessels and that fifty thousand dollars more
allowed for the use Of the two ship yards and tic
personal attention of the while they were build
ing. Nor does tie pamphlet deny the allowance Of
the item for legal services that OF The bankers COM
mission on the bills drawn Ricardo without notice
the sum charged by the arbilrators as their
pensalion four thousaud five hundred dollars. and
variety OF other matters complained Of in the previous
publications on this subject. The reasons by which
the arbitrator seek TO Justify Themselves in making
these allowances il will he seen by Mr.. Sedgwicl<s
pledge IN to-dav's paper. III be answered by him. In
the mean time VIC are glad that the matter IS about to
undergo thorough investigation and that every tbIpg
relative 10 il viii probably be brought 10 light II Is
not one Of those transactions OF which the public ought
TO be ignorant; it has important bearing upon The
character Of The community n which we live, and
should not be budded up ard laid by among the cd
,ace.s cf { counting house