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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-02-25
.NrEIY YORK REVIEIH


The OF the second part of the work nu
erou, and more varied than usual bryant
the eloquent of Bads furnishes, usual
from hyipr before our readers. Boston Courier.
IRON THE SPANISH
Here will make my homc-for hete at least zee,
Upon thi, wild Si,rraS side, the seps of Liberty;
Where the locust chirp the unpruned line,
And the merry bee doth hide om the spoil Of the
tain thyme;
Where III. pure winds and and the Wild vine gail,
will,
An from Of abe dwc with N,tu sill
see the valleys Spain! where thy mighty rivers
And tho hills that lift thy harvssts aud ards 10 the
And the drink thy brooks aud sprinkle all the
Where lie thy plans with sherp-waks scanned, and olive
shades hetweep;
thy fig bas, With the fair 20
And the fragrance filthy lemon groves sipst reach me
here.
Fair fair-but fallen Spsin It's with swelling heart.
That think all thou have been, aud look a, what
thou
Ru. the strife i, now.and s the good aud brave,
That would have raseihee to exile the grave
Thy aeec- for monks. thy for the convent FEAST
And the wealth Of allhy halveeld, for the Pampeed lord
aud priest
BIT shall see the iay--t will cnme bcfore die
shall in silver hairs AMI with asem ed eye
When the spirit Of the land TO liberty shall bound,
Is yonier fountain leaps the darkoss o The Sround
And 70 my mountain cell, the voices of the free
Shall from beaten shore the thuners of the
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-02-25
Lar0 Ron SIZE

my redenee, consisting 500 about 1000 Of wh
are OF the best mountain quality and 800 lying below the
mountain, and extending from IT, generally Of good quality
and remarkably well timbered wsieed The acles
the south aide cf the Ranns branch of James River navi
gable for Hateaux Milton, which within three aud hAf
miles IL five miles from Charlottesville and six from the
University u advantageous u.ion for health and socie
slimProyeueu tia commodous dwelling house, building
barns, with theshns machines srst mill with good
houses 70. aud labor posted for each purpose,
& will be dposed Of The pay
nent purchase m,ney may be made by with
very liberal edit be agreed the time oi sale The
and the stock Of every kind may be the land
have also Tor sale another tract Of rather more than 700
acres, miles ofthe river lis northern
side, which lies WE'LL of good quality, we'll tmbered and
and has valuable vein Of lime stone passing through
This tract divided FARMS each having dwelling
house very comnodous for small family, with necessary
buildings Credit will be for this tract In like
for the other Persons inclined will address them.
selves dir ectly TO me. JAMES MONROE.
Oak Hill, Londoun county. Va. AprilI u Ii5-tc
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n ". PcLer Rison .

'E'AkE Notice: That Saturday the eighteenth d,v r
march, 1875 between the houts Of o'eoek in the mora
ing and o'clock IN The aernoo, PerkinsonyiIc In tho
county Of Auela and sse Of yirgnis shall 10 ts
ne dtp9ion' Of Seth w. Jones, Allen Towns and other,
snd 10 TIE event the said dispositions be not taken on st
shh continue the taxing b the from day 10 dav "a.
saeh ueeeedng day at he place, between the s,me
nuus ~ each day h completed And shall also At Are
~ courthouse m the State Of Virginia, Thursday the Q 81
hsreh ~ ht,ween the hours Of O'Clock in tie upio.
anao "t ~ the afternoon proceed TO take the depoo,
o. Wm Eggsson and others end 10 the event thess de-
positions nc not taken on that dsy shall continue The akne
o. the same A. Amelia courthouse fo sy 60 day on
eeeog Day heyeen the hours de- IN ctr
Ands az Cr5sand Courthouse, the Stale Of VIRGINIA On
me <h gay Of March 1926 between the hours Of oek H.
e noinns aud ~ ibe afternoon, shall proceed 4, az
ne dePos Of Stephen Cook Others, and 10 Inc
me sane be hoi taken that day shall continue be sLo
e same az CumHefland courthouse from day 70 dav o. 60,
succeeding day, etTeen The hours in each dsx ,ia
Ped which said several dispositions are to be read a
denee ~ un N Chancery depending in the county
~ Cumherishd 70 The state Virginia. wherein YOU ss,n
IN aud k,hald A. ti.on. defendant Yours, &c 49,
e., LEWIS LkiFH, Attorney in fact sor II. a Isson.
wv ~ GZ-ts
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J5renfy Doyoys Re,,ord

- AN AWAY from Tie subscriber, living in Cumberland
"a county, Va near the courthouse, al the Of Dsee.
htr last negro man by the of Booker, but e9enty
calls hnsei Hatcher, and IL likely will assume 10 himself
tbs name He Is shot 20 years o age and about feet bv
very bright muO of and polite address
dnd when well dressed very likely mani iii. Jre tanoi
he plrticniy aned a. he had good clothes OF different
hn likely he has on coat OF fine London brown broad
cloth lie wac raised 10 ihe neiEhbourhood IN. etuhoe
where he has since lived Hence is presumed his only Object
IN going n Is 70 pass free man, aud will probably stegol
To reach some foreign state 70 effect This object The above re-
ward with ai charges will be PAID for his safe de-
Masters e vessel and boats ferry and gekeopers are cav
y requested stop the said and receive
jan TO- 78--w9tF LEONARD DOSHER.
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VIE Subscribers intending retire from commercial pur
suits offer for sale their entire Stock of Goods
general and extensive Of Dry GOODS, HafIwure
groceries Sc &C. amounting probably about 10000 dollars
most OF these Goods have been purchased the different
iiv'' al 1EGlo.s Philadelphia and New-Ycrk low
prices aud the principal part thereof within the last u
fhe payments be made to suit the Of the pur
stock can be effected, will continued sell article that
The purchaser of III. Goods may for term of
years the Store which have occupied for many years.
whchwe have ne, station in saying the best
the lower country tor extensive retail establishment The
Improvement consIt OF convenient Store ho;se, with .c
ent accommodation r small family, warehouse, aud all
Juthoues. Persons whis buy may examine the
goods aud know the terms OH application To
THOMAS SMITH CO.
Cilo,lce ester courthouse. Jan. q fo.-,xti
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Smiths Cotton, Planter and Cultiuotor.

HoSE interested in the culture of are informed
l. that machine Dted Tor planting culvaii this
crop, which promise. TO he Of great has been
lately exhibited bot, in Petersburg and RICHMOND the
appreciation OF all who had opportunity Of seeing Tho.
who associate large crops of tobacco cotton will
hn valuable acquisition. IT is computed that one hand
with this machine will plant cultivate, acres per da
Ihey are simple III their construction that any common
ehanc can make them, farmer keep them repair Tie
following eerticae 10 which respectable names
might have been added will Doubt he perfectly satisfactory
Having witnessed the operation of Mr.. Smiths
ton Planter aud CultiyaO have hesitation in saying
mat 1T fully answers the purpose for which designed. Ii
opens the furrow drops The seed any regular distance
CURED covers lgetly and rolls operation and all
much better than could be done by hand. After cotton
Is up two small plough then attached, which removes the
and weeds from both sides Of the plant once 1t o.
rates as fast horse usually walks however
tia, the land should be first listed, and free from siumps or
other oIstfuctoBs Sigued nv
Richard Field, Willism NJ. Atkinson
Robert Boiling, Francis g. Ysncey.
Wright Robin.on L. Stokes.
ALEX. Cunning ham,
~ Order. for them will be received by Lewis Webb and
co. Rchmond and James d. Kendall CO. Peersburr where
the machine mayst any time he
re". 93--wfstM
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COiiage Grore Tnrern - .NnLc-

liE ubfriher wishing out offers his Tract II ,,,J
b gifg IN the upper end OF Chtuefied cousiy twenty-five
ni', from kchnoud sai hge from Goodies Bid e.
Shout hree hnnied and eIsbty acres, third u which IN
wood, on which . good stand Tor Tavern OF Grocerv
Eaos'msh and Wheslwsh shops good apple and peach o.
rhard The land well adspicd To- the cultivation M ,er
wheat ard cotton Terms viii be sIe knon Nv applying 10
INC suDs'fiutr Onthe Piise. JOHN BASS Sen.
Feb. 20, s2-We.s
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CURLES FOR SALE

'9Nil: subsciiber. duly author sell valuable estate
on which he resides belonging his father, Wade Mosb
THIS estate has been recently advertised we'll KNOWS
that particular description Of it deemed No
estate the river advantages The buildings
on the farm in good order fol cultivation The small
periment' made with the cotton crop have sufficiently pro,
that IL admirably adapted 10 the growth of that article Beng
dsteInined to SELL abagan had by those disposed
purchase. The stock OF every descriptions farming utensils
Of wheat at faI price For further particular.
the subscriber. wAbE MOSRY Il,
Ctirl. Iuv
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Ten DnlInrs Re,unrd

OSr or was stolen om the Lynchborg Stage, between
this and Langhorns Tavern the morning the iG,lr
January PAIR Of Saddle Bsgs, containing some wearing
parei aod Red Leather Pocket Book with my name written
on u, IN which was the following bonds viz;
Thomas r. Ever aud Thomas Ia yo Jsmes Step,oe dns
March 326 for 1866 dollars subject TO credit Of 462 60
VIM o. Leweh AMI John r. w. Read 10 James S.epoe for
'oo 81 SUBJECT TO edit OF 05 u.s. due January 1926 The
above bonds assigned 10 me by James Sepoe. Also James
SleP,oe aud H. s. LsngbOn's Bond TO ,ne for 5000 dollars.
payable Isl January, 1925 James Steptoes bond for AZ rs
As the above bonds be Of any person will
the above reward for the Saddle Bags and contents. r. n
Dyer is marked on the Saddle Bags.
Jan. 90. aarf,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-02-25

AS committed the jail Of Fauquer county, Va on ts
w 9th day Of August, S25 negro man who call bim.f
BoB and .,ys be heons (. David Walker Of Prince Edward
from whom he away. Bob about feet or nebs.L;
has scar under hslen aud also, his len arm rust a.
hove the wrist lie tolerably built and sppea a. he
about 20 years Of lie bad when comn;ed
down wadcoa Pansloons of mixed blue and yellow char
bray cotton, and white cotton shirt. H owner i reons.s
70 and releae him, he will he disposed Of "a lie i
dir ects. LAMPS FSf.r tSt9 ~. " "a"
Wstrer,on, Feb. Q. 90 a., ,y ya,.0''
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-02-25

A FAILURE of the firm Of Dabucy Norris aud Lew
Jones' late and partners trading under the III "a
Of Norris Jones' having sken place on the Sd day OF FEB
1879 at which time il made known, aud subscribe
having signed notice for its dissolution the usual
which was presented 10 the said Dabney Morr for his
toe who declined 70 H. aud still reiaus possession hei eor
and the subscriber having beeR since advised that failure Of
firm known and declared dissolution oft Notice isbete
ne given, that he not responsible for any of abnev
Morris, since The day and year Aforesaid LEW JONES
January rs, 1925. 60 R5,Vs
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,an Overseer Yanted

ME subscriber, New Canton james River, wishe,
engage either single married with family, who
well acquainted with Farmi aud frs. rate manager Of To-
bacco and also understands the VI Neyroes To
such liberal will be given, aud other
apply unque.,ionable references will be required cha
rreter and qualifications WM wOODSON
Jan. %, S2-2,wSt&
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.Nessrs. Daria y. 8 PnLnski u Lalnsoa

-, 49, -, ~ 4 '''V'''tt u "UIiFtaVWs
lEING residents of this oaeeath: Take notice
- That on the stb day Of March next At Elisha Jsc.on IA
ern ~ The county Of Log beween the hours of o'clock
~ VI smh s9cl"tk T. NJ: shall proceed 20 take e depos-
lions q Anderson Bo aud others 10 be rcd =, evident in
certain sut pending the Superior Court Of Chancery
10 The hehmond Disflci, IN which you are Plaintiffs ADD
VIM L. Thompson and Thomas Andefs are fDcfendants
WIN L. THOMPSON.
ieb H--ry
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-02-25
DIR. &. MARI'IN.

WHO has practised medicine many in the WInes
w where he met with much the cure yellow
Fever, Sorofua and Chrouick diseases, has settled
Staunion and offers his services o the public.
EsL
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-02-25

rEIIlE snh.crher WI, Transact ha.ines. il, hi, c,v m The
n nai4e Of &. 4. W,fwi,k.
CORBTN WARWICK,
ABRAHAM WARWICK.
Nlrlmnnh Ian ~. lrlf ns 49,
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1826-06-23
TO THE PUBLIC.

ON TIE JHfRU D1f VI JULI sVEI u!
FBgllE following rich, little, aud ell arranged Scheme OF
4 the DEL AWARE LO Terry, will be drawn Al vii
mneton contains only about haythe number of Tickets,
that composed The former Scheme of this Lottery, making
much more favorable for adventures than the preceding
Classes or any other Lottery now IN The market
Delauare state L0ttery.
For The benefit of Newark College, MIddleown Acade-
nv and lmmanuel Church Second class to DC drawn en-
the third Of July, 1926
Scdere-1 prize Of $4,000; of 1000; l OF 2O0o OF
$50; of 1850; / Of 100; 1000, ~ Of 400; 156
e 30 $50 Of 8 1880 Of a. a76o prizes, l9,ooo oanks
- Whole Tickets S4--IIalves 2-ouarers /.
THIS is Lottery formed by tile ternary permuation OF
q numbers TO determine the prizes therein, the 50
anoers from to 80 inclusive, WI be severay paceoih
N!sel on tile day Of drawing and four OF them be drawn
~; and tina, ticket having ~ for lis perInula ion num
ers the st Cd and 81 drawn from the Wheel IN the or
;cr,n which drawn will be entitled to The prize OF Slo,Ouo
n hcse five other tickets which shall have on them the
SINE numbers in the following ORDERS shall be emitted TO
Till prizes affixed them respectively VIZ Inc ISL 81
I'd ID 81 0u02d, LIST and Sd, to s2co0-Sd' 50 ana
l. 10 Gl7503d, LIST and ID, to 81 ,25o-od, "a and Isl,
= IL 100 Those other tickets which shall have tnree
i e dawn numbers them, aud those three the "a Sd
I'D ill., in Of their permuatlons WI each pe en-
.aca 20 prize of $1,000 All others, being II, having
,irec Of the drawn numbers them, will each be entitled
prize Of $500. Those 156 tickets having two OF ne
nunbe.s on them. and those Two the 81 anu G''
1. a,y order, vii each be entitled to prize OF S3o
4 Others, being 730, with two OF the drawn numbers
- them. viii each be entitled to PRIZE of So. And
those $500 tickets having but one OF the drawn num-
rrs on them will each be entitled TO prize OF S4 No
cke which shall have drawn prize OF superior demon.
nation can be entitled 10 an inferior prize
prizes payable forty days after the drawing, subject to
The usual deduction of fifteen per cent
FL Tickets and shares in great variety Of numbers a-
plv al tie Office ofYArEs {. MCINTYRE, MANAGERS,
cjioJeytson g i agents, No. 49, Market street, WI
nington a few doors below the lower market
Orders from distance enclosing the cash or prize tick
cts (post maid will be thankfully received, and pnnct.
ally attended to, If addressed as above.
49, Cash advanced for all prizes when presented.
Nate.-Tbe following gentlemen, having, for ,ie accom-
mediation of their neghbors, consented 10 act as '1SeHS'
lick els NAV be obtained of either of them, viz;
g NJ Conner & Co. Newcastle,
Benjamin whitley, Newark,
A. III. Pennington, Niddletown,
Thomas Harvey, s
p. E. Sprnance smyrna, -,
John CHM, Cantweiis if'u5e,
A. q. Thompson, Delaware CV
J Redden, BUCK laferI' on .Ae oah'
Robert Mcdowell, near ao,
John heeo, Dover,
III Oliver Milford,
Isaac Tunnel, Georgetown,
nayid Hazzard Milton
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STATE Of Deitszyare,

otdte 81 Deftzedfe,
NezucaStte County:
VNT!iEREAS by Act of the General Assembly Of said
w State, passed at the last thereof 1t
ted that the electors If Brand hundred should there
after hold their general and special elections at the Green
Tree tavern occupied by Joel Baily, IN the village
Of Brandy Propiaed Thai the Whining on and G
Valley Turnpike company a. d the Wilmington and Pbla
delpha Turnpike Company, shall, respectively, o. he
fore the fourth day of July ensuing issue their lies
under the seal Of their respective Corporations thereby
exemptng the electors Of SAID hundred from the payment
of tolls in going TO- returning from, any general
special election, &C. and shall said license 10 be
corded in the flee for the Recording OF Deeds at New
CASTLE and 10 he published il two Newspapers in the
Borough of Wilmington, for the period OF month after
issuing the -
NOW this cery That, agreeably to the provisions
of the said act the President and Managers Of the VIII
mington and Great Valley Turnpike Company, do nov,
hereby issue and gian their license eXrmp'g the cleo.
Of Brandywne hundred going TO, enrning from
general SPECIAL herea be held in the
Village of randywlne, for sad hundred, from the pay
ment Of tolls, while actually engaged in going to, and
turning from, said general and special elections.
A 978dx WITNESS the Seal of The said Company
Y LS A this thirteenth day Of May in the year 1926.
&6&f EDWARD TAINALl, President
Newcastle County,
State Of Deiasare. So.
Recorded in the Rolls Office at Newcastle, in and for the
County of Newcastle, in Book d. Vol 4h, page 235.
III testimony zohereoc have hereunto set my hand,
sEA1l ard affixed the seal of said Office Newcastle
May 18Th, A. ID. 1926
54-1mpf MATTHEW KEAN, Reeorisr
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State of Dettiydre.


.Sewc1stle CountV. 49,
WHEREAS, by an Act oftbe General Assembly Of said
w State, passed the last session thereof
ted that the electors Of randywne hundred should there
after hold their general and special elections at the Green
Tree tavern now occupied by JoeI Bsy, i'll the village
OF ywine-Provided, That The Wilmington and Great
Valley Turnpike Company, and the Wilmington and Pha-
delpha lsrnpike Company shall, respectively, on or be-
fore day July next ensuing issue their license
under the seal of their respective Corporations thereby
eIempting the electors Of said hunr from the payment
OF tolls IN gong 20 or returning from, any general
special election &C., and shall cause said license be
corded in the office for the Recording of Deeds New
castle, and to be published in Newspapers in the
Borough of Wilmington for the period Of month after
issuing the +
NOW This IS TO cet, That, agreeab!y to the provisions
OF the SAID ac, the President and Managers Of the Will
mingon and Philadelphia Turnpike Company, do now,
hereby issue and grant their license, exempng the cleo
tors OF Bradywine handred going to- and returning from,
any general special elections eater be held IN the
Village OF Brandywne, for said hundred, from the payment
OF tolls, while actually engaged in going to, and returning
from, SAID general and special elections.
88'HSs WITNESS the seal OF the SAID Company,
y LIS V this tweny-nnth day of April, in the year of
II tf5S5# our Lord 1896
ROBERT HAMILTON, President
Newcastle County,
State Of Des7vare: IS.
Recorded in the Rolls Office Newcastle, in and for the
County of Newcastle, III Book d. Vol Ali, page 1884, &c.
III testimony wlereoE have hereunto set my hand,
[sEAI] and affixed ihe seal of said Office Newcastle,
May 18Th, A. ID. 1926.
54-1mpf MAJ THEW KEAN, Recorder
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800 REWARD.

ID AN AWAY from The subscriber Friday the 18th of
In MAY, a negro named HENRY, 20 years old, not
very black about five feet ten inches high broad face with
ugh cheek bones and Large size when spoken to has
considerable impeachment in his speech the clothes he
has with him not kHoWn-is supposed to have gone
MO Oxford Neck Or rcheses county, from the ccum-
stance Of a small baean having been taken off the same
night from the adjoining farm
ALSO-Ran away nday night the 21st of May,
negro man aan,ed BIIhe is known in the eghborhood
by the anne of BILL. BUCK, but he calls himself WILL
HAMMOND; very quick in his motions, very black, about
five feet seven inches high, he very laxative, carried
With him one suit Of I'D kersey colles blue cloth coat,
supposed have H. l.. Edmondson written on the lining
f the Sleeve pair of striped Cashmere panaoons two
,air Of shoes and 10 or 15}bs Of hacon-He is half
brother TO Henry and the probability is they together
Whoever shall take he above mentioned negroes either
If them and secure them IL Eason gao that get them
again. shall receive fifty dollars for each Of them
CHARLOTTE l.. EDMONDSON
Talbot county. Md. May %. 1926. 55-9t