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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-03-31
The Char!oftesr,.:e SfQoe

loaiMkNCED running three tim a week on Tue,Jav,be
- zdIh instant II viii leave Richmond on Suuds,s -
LAYS and Tb"sllys at O'clock a. m and arriy: ;, NJ
n"y% ~ n9 evening where passengers will LODI e. or DO
IL VIII leave Charlottesville the same DAYS. at o,cIL
IN. stop lying the night at Mrs 10, a.. and arrive the m
MY N.Y. q, i''ehmohd' EDWIN PORTER.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-03-31

m Extract Of a tsslec from Wa,iinyton, March rs.
The documents of the Messages the Houses Of Con-
gre manifest an intention 10 embark the polite interests of
North and South America, c their phrase of this
hem'sPherel IN one common bottom. While MI. Adam.
speaks OF dIhusng the promised blessings ofth- blessed Re-
dermer-of mPo'ns the condition VI upon EARTH &c
HIS diselsmer Of enanglng will have no effect in
aying our fears When he isk Of of con
taesnd le must that IN. the
nxes' nhbt then doing thing which hail change
relationship 81 any OF the ties foreign Ibere
be no Of placing ground Of political .lati
on'"p TO hee governments different from that
eupy towards other foreign nations, why the attempt per-
rei'ert me adnontion OF Washington Why speak of
new condition ia which stand Europe and the southern
part vi his hemisphere! but be Consultative only
~" ealing IL d! that cannot change that
dsesi those powers which derives from the nstu-
uns IT. merely consultative why the stipulation favor
ihe severe igny aud foreign relationship from The
operations OF It's dplomatc wv STIMULATE the inyio-
iaoy"f the Ministers. But they guilty OF
they are oinenss called others
and again Piebipctenares. Look al
"a oil time 10 come 10 he called upon settle and
interpret treaties Sc Look to the arguments or Mr.. Pon-
gu IN MeNcoto convince tbs, power that entitled 10
he same commercial advantages which they had should
hereafter sPuse ia favor of Colombia prove TO
we are en'uedto than the favored foreign
@e.-ioos too at his assuming pledge the u S. not 10 per
mt any other the Spanish American
ms nation, OF himself, in the s. such an i'm.
Poftant Course foreign policy. Not three or
four oil the Vnina members 'V,H give way subject
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The Supreme Court Of the u s. has settled the n eat
non OF gan rents elsiue by the heirs of Balno. nom
,ne iandh"des OF Maryland The Judgment OF the Circuit
Court affirmed The eNrivagant claim supposed to have
received lis quietus forever.
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III pcrrons requested cuc hase trade fo note
"A ~ the posscs.fon Of Jobs 4. Within. With n name
signed to t. fo bundled aud forty doisp A. The said note
has been obtained enisnly, 10 not intend to paw II
RICHARD JONES
Gloucester County March ~. tos...ss,s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-03-31

may ask your late Treasurer for the irst; may YOU
not have TO ask Mr.. Adams and Mr.. CLAY for
both
This is the object of this hurried and imperfect
address.
Coon FRIDAY, 1926.
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SS1& ksHlGH ~
Lottery j. Exchange Office, / IA, yRarket-stree,
BALTIMORE;
Where the great and magnificent Capital Prize of
100000 DEhT,T, a RS

IN tue ~ ta"d ate Lottery, was sold One Half and
Quaiters GALL TO DISTANT ADYENTURERSJ The
Hal IA Rom".y, Hampshire county, prginiG by Mcs.r..
Ohaie ' CaIk James Gibonone Quarter by Mr.. Jacob
Shares hare been already presented and the Cash astany
Pn'd as Usual at COiENS oFFICEl The remaining Quar-.
Ter, which he Id in Philadelphia ha, not vel been rIesenIsd
Ine name' Of the above gentlemen mentioned by pern-
SION.
-.A COBENS OFFICE, srhre more eapisa, prizes have
oe.H sold than at any other Office in Anltrica.
oTdcis from any part Of live United States, by mail
lPt padi or by private conveyance, enclosing the
Ie' ~ any OF the lot:t es, will meet the prompt
punctual attention as personal application. Be par
tieuLuT IL; directing TO -
IL COHEN, Ir. q BROTHERS, Baltimore
- COiEN'S i" Gazette and Lottery Register,r which
will he published Immediately the drawing will contain
the complete list of Prizes, and will he or gratis to all
who purchase their tickets CohEN'S OFFICE and VIII
signify their wish t. receive the same.
UiitiInrtr, March 81. iOs---stir
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LOOK NEn Ell

10000 DOLLARS. for -FOUR Dollars
an Saturday the 9Th OF ApiiI next i'll be drawn
dencc, FL. " 49,
The following the capital prizes which are to be drawn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-03-31

We publish this day the last No Of the Political Di,qll
toHt It's worthy Of the Readsf Perusarbe author la,
nominated Candidate for The Presidency agans Mr. Adam.
1t unnecessary for the Painter 10 write under this picture
g Tht, IS kofse" No one can mis.ake IT, slIg9u.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-03-31

VT subsersber WISHES to employ TEACHER qasii6cd
prepare boys for COLLEGE, 10 live hi. house. Sub
one val receive liberal wages. His sddfrss AbhyvIe
Once, Mcckleubufg, w. ROBERT NELSON.
nmch9t tOp-
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Sep 9
TTRGLNT1:

At rules holcn in the clerks Of the superior cou
Of char,cry for the Richmond district, the 9th day of
February, 1926:
James Govau MIR
against
Frances Vim, widow Of John b. Vim, dec d. and Ma
ria Wiun, Eliza VIM, aud julius VIM, children and
heirs of the said John t. VIM, decd; jeremiah Bris-
admir- of the said John B. VIM, dec d; john VIM
only acting exoT of John VIM, Jesse VIM Jo-
seph VIM; Hardin Davis and his children by Elizabeth
his wife, John jordan and Lucy his wife, Daniel Id
lis wife, and William Suit Austin aud Nancy his wife
zabeth Davis, Polly Way, Lucy Jordan, Ehoda Id
wards, Sarah Patnan and Nancy Smith are and were
children and heirs of John Winu deed; Jane Pur-
year, widow, and Smith Purycar, John Pryear, Peter
Puryear Jesse Purycar, Cynthia Purycar, Sarah Pur-
year. Susan Purycar, Mary PuTycar, Bcsey and Jane
Puryear, Nathaniel Puryear, and William Puryear
children and heirs at law Of Jesse Purycar, dccd pf
whom the said Jesse Mary, Beisey audJane infants
under me age OF p years, aud James Innis, d7s
Tho defendants Nathaniel Purycar and William Pur-
year, not having entered their appearance and given
rity according 70 the act OF assembly and the rules
court and appearing Ivy satisfactory evidence, that they
are not inhabitants Of this country is ordered, that
said defendants 10 appear here the first day Of tive
term and answer the bill or rcvivo Of the plaintiff; aud
that copy Of this order be forthwith inserted in some
newspaper published n the city Of Richmond for two
months successfully, and posted the front door Of the
capi'o! in the said city.
copy. Tce'c,
g I'm =. IJLJyJTl., ~
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cd
TIE TRAVELLER.

From the LOob-er On.
The son Of Az old farmer by some chance or other
bad travelled through several remote countries, and as
IT IS not uncommon in such cases, returned home much
richer in lies than in ledge. few DAYS after his
arrival, boccompancd his father Ia sensible srewd
old fellow TO 4 market al distance from thc vii
lagc 1t happened thot masGF-dog passed that way,
which the stripping behed, Bless me! ia
Their SAID he 'hs dog puts nc in mind Of one that !
saw in my travels, at least large the largest OF
cart horses.n bat you tell me" replies the father
gravely astonsles me, but don't imagine tIat in this
country arc wholly without Prodiges; by and by
we shall como TO bridge, which shall be obliged 10
pass, aud which Is much more extraordinary than the
dog Of which you have been talking They say it IS
The work Of some Witch. All know Of il IS this: that
there lies stone in The middle Of il, against which one
rs sure 60 stumble passes on, and break at least
leg 70 II 50 happen that has lied in tic course
'oI ihc day. The youth little startled al This
strange account AT what rate you arc walking IA
her'-but 90 return 90 this dog, how large did say;
your largest hoIses-Nay. for that natter, believe it
might be salIug little too much; lOr | rccoeCt it was
but SIX months o@:-bui woud bc upon oath that it
vas as O'E a. ciicr" Hero the story rested, till they
ucrc mile o. ,wo atVaEccd on their way The young
IN go: e. T.. Gym bt;ng cto9lor'etic The fatal!
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FRESH HATS
OF TEgE LATEST FASHIONS.

VETE subscriber takes the liberty ofrorming his friends
4 and the public, that he has just returned from
ok, with splendid assortment Of the above goods;
ssing of the following kinds, viz Gentlemeus ls Cd and
Sd qualities black Beavers: DO do Casters; do do nta
lion Beavers list, Cd and Sd qualities Roranls; youths
chrens hats, morocco caps, and large
WOOL HATS, of various qualitics-ail Of which have
selected in person. and can assure my friends and
ers that they such as give satsaciou;
all of which feel disposed sell small
for cash only.
also continue to manufacture hats Of every
according order, the notice Old hats repaired
and the smallest favor gratefully acknowledged.
JOHN THOMPSON.
Scp9 + r.
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WARD ELECTION.

VIE election OF Common council-mcn in the several
III wards, Will be held on the first Wednesday i'll April
next viz In Jefferson ward, M at Armstrong; Tavern
In Madison ward, No. 2, the Eagle Hotcl-and in
Nonr"e ward NO. >, at the Shockoe Hill Polls
VIII open IN each ward al 10 clock, a. NJ. "The frcco
ders OF lots within said city, whether improved not,
whether such reeholer resides therein not, and the
housekeepcis. and inhabitants of the said city, who
shall have resided therein, time, for the space of
three months without the inerinisson of one ,yelv,.
months, and possess i'll their right within the same.
movable and immoveabe property the value one
hundred pounds, nre entitled vote.
W.D. WREN, Serg't C. +.
March 3. 1926 IN,
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PUBLIC NOTICE.

virtue OF deed Of trust. executed the subcl i,e
= by Richard Catewood bearing date the 5th day
81 pGeemoer' 62n, and recorded in the clerks Office f
Ga"ne county court, or the 18th day Of September, 1921
we snail proceed on the 5th day of April, 1896 OIL the
premises TO expose 10 SALE for cash. four hundred acres of
aha' situated ia the county of Caroline much there
Of will he sufficient TO nav off and f dsch,roo h.
ever haance may be due and unpaid time of the
sale said land adjons the lands of Ed
'unI i'hneton sen. Edmund Pondlcton jr Hiram Hord,
M 'onh 'ayie is deemed unnecessary by the subscri-
hers TO speak othc quality OF this Land disposed
10 purchase will, before the day of sale view the
PREMISES NO titie ohef than such is vested in the
subscribers, will be made o the purchaser
THOMAS BERRY, nv
march = w5t VILLL2.H KIDD, trustees
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Feb. 90
TRUST SALE

EBURSCANT to the provisions of Deed of Turs1 exc
a cued by Samuel S. Griffin, bearing date the 1st
{" May, 1915, and admitted record the office of the
Iiek OF Tie ltus'ings Court for the city williamsburg,
ON The iot day OF June, 1919, secure the payment
oil wo thousand Dollars to Robert G.. Scott, and OF,
winch sum lec Is due, the Interest from the Isl of
january 1879, snail proceed Monday 1Otl dav
OF Ap next TO Sell To the highest bidder Public Auction
Tor cash. on the premises that very Residence now
oceupeu ny the said Griffin in the city of Williamsburg,
with the Lots thereto eppcrtanin and adjoining the resi-
oence OF Mrs Peaciy; and which described the sai id
Detd oil rust in the following certain House
ana Lots" ut Land situate and being in ihe City Of Will
uas0urg, the boundaries whereof fully, infinitely and
completely set forth III Deed from the said Robert G.;
ocot' ana susan ms wife To the said Griffin bearing date
on the LIST day of May 1915" Acting as Trustee shall
convey only such title as is vested in me- although il is be-
lieved that the title which will conveyed will be wiihoa,
exception.
LEONARD HENLEY. Irusie-
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Cut Nails. Ground Plaster.

FH.HiLY FLOUR, Sc. sc.
NJ Ais aud Brads, all Sizes kegs of So and 100 $50
~ and 200 llS. large assortment
N"S' TO cncl, suitable for tobacco kegs and hogseads
Hoop and plate iron, of various widths
Horse shoe iron and nail rods
Iron and steel, rolled To order
Neva Scotia and French plas,rr barrels aud horsl,ea
warranted genuine
Family Flour in barrels and half barrels very white and
rises we'll $3.50
ga Madeira Wine, of high favour in dcmiohrrs
Our Man Mandatory upon large scalewe are en-
aoicd to execute orders with DESPATCH the country
and our terms are low aud accommodating.
HAXALL, BROTHERS Il CO.
Feb. 90 IN -,
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By Order of the Executive.

ID NNDOLPHS (VAD REPORTS
IA GILMER'S Wa REPORTS
tENINGS STATUTES AT LARGE: being collsc>
ton OF all the Laws OF Virginia, from the first session
the Legislature, in the year 1919, in IS volumes.
" me Laws Of country necessarily connected viii,
every Thing belonging to the people Of il; so that = tim,
rough knowledge Of them and of their progress would inform
Us OF every thing that useful to be known abon,
mem; and ono of the greatest mperfec,ons historian in
general, IS owing 10 their ignorance of Law"
u The above works will be sold AZ red,cod ,r;.o..
consequently great bargains may be had If early an
P'ca"on De maze % r. II. & T.. NASH
Wdf'n ~ IA.
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Feb
TIRGLNTf:

ifCTI,NI.t:
At Court of Appeals held the Capitol in the City Of
49, Richmond on Saturday, March 18th, 1926:
william and David Kyle and Company, pHJs
against
Daniel Couucly, nm
Opon9 writ Of supcrscdcast to ugucn, Of the superior
court Of law Of Amelia COUNTY.
ne wrIt OF superscdcas heretofore awarded the plaintiffs
to stop the execution Of the said Judgment not being re-
'uIcd executed on The defendant and it appearing the
satisfaction Of this court, that nc is iHhabiian Of
WIS commonwealth, on the motion Of the plaintiffs by
'he counsel, it is ordered, that tie said defendant do
appear mere on The first Monday in June next to have
'VhcaIWg 81 the whole matter in the Judgment aforesaid
c2nt'nc and that copy Of this order forthwith insert
eo ID some newspaper published in the city of Richmond
ana continued once week for eight successive weeks and
ma" another copy thereof be posted font door Of the
capitol ~ the said city
y copy. Tesie, J. .4LLEN- {. RI
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.GGS-
YOUTH RENEW ED.


(Efom tie Literary SOurenir for 1880
Spring flowers. spring spring brcczcs
Are felt and heard, and seen;
Light trembling transpor, scizes
My hrart-with Signs between;
These : enchantmcuts fill the mind
With scenes and seasons far behind;
Childhood lis smiles and tears,
Youth. with It's flush OF years,
It's morning clouds and dewy prime,
More oXguisitely tingcL by time.
Fancics again splusing,
Like May-fowers in the wales:
While long lost hopes are singing
From thorns like uightingales;
And kindly spirits stir my blood,
Like yarnal airs that curl the Hood;
There falls to mamlood's lot
4 10Y which youth has not,
A dream more beautiful than truth
Returning spring renewing youth.
Thus sweet'y TO surreuder
The present for the past,
IN sprigh,ly mood, yet tender,
Lies hurthcn down to cast,
This IS to taste, from stage to stage,
Youth on the lees sedncd by age:
like VINE we'll kept, and long,
!leady, nor harsh nor strong,
\ richer, purer, meower dfaught
With every annua! cup is quaa"d.
J. MONTGOMERY.
Wrii'cjl at NarfO~sa!c, Mays, 1905.
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Beaverdam for Sale.

PURSUANT to prospect entertain of removing
q this State have determined to sell my Farm
River, lying at the mouth of Bcayerl5m Creek.
1t will be sold at public aucon the premises, the 1,
day OF May next If far otherwise the first fair there
Alter On the following terms, to wit, fourth tine
purchase to be paid the end the present YEAR
at which time possession will he givefo this amount tho
purchaser will he required his bond with UNI
questionable personal security payable aforesaid The
balance OF the purchase money be discharged by three
equal annual instamertS from that PERIOD and the pay
m'nt OF the to be secured by trust on the
time OF closing the other conditions of the sale
his Farm contains about 425 of land nearly two
hundred of which, river low grounds; in addition 10
winch there arc 20 acres of creek bottom equal
III point of fertility The high supposed to be equal
to any in this section Of the country 1t lies distant from
Richmond 20 miles directly the oadto Staun-
ton, and just below the termination the James River Ca
nai-Those who may wish view the premises with proc
pect OF purchasing will enquire for The subscriber living ON
Genito Greek about miles from The place
WILLIAM H. PEASANTS.
March IA IL o..
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9S0gGGsm~

me following poem which received tine premium O
'2F"g doIr from the editor of thc New-York Mirror
M Ladies Literary Gazette, written tv Mrs Il. Vi
J els, of Boston.
MofIiEE'S THOUGHTS IN ABsENCE.
Tine day has gone by, ans! the purple light
"a evening blends with the shadow uE night.
IN The dinnesS and hush Of twilight huur.,
Now comes the light breeze to the conscious fowcrs;
teliS his story Of love with whispering breath,
Ihen away the trucrart heath,
No longer the woods with wild Isle rinu:
Deep silence has touched every living thing;
save the whip-Tnor-will isoi.. yon leaty bower
Aud his note accords with the serious hour.
The eagle looks out from his rock-but nest:
He SAW the rcd sun 20 down in the west;
And he marks the clouds the mountains brow
Still keeping the tngc Of his parting glow.
The star of eve, from her temple OF blue,
Leaks family down; and the rcmuiouS dew
Is tenderiy ciinsing 10 bud aud to leaf,
As conscious the hour OF bliss how brief
Here of let wander ere close of night:
While Il beam yet fingers OF fading light:
For now like moonbeam, pale memorys ray
Softy falls or ;hc loved ones lar away.
Now iondly tihn'' of thy innocent weS;
Thy clear blue eye, thy Up u! Srles,
Thy rosy slumhry aAing 10 JOY:
When, when shall clasp thee again NV hoy:
Though cnshrinct in my "hcar Of hearts" the face
That mature wears, though love each trace
OF her virgin beauty, whether the storm
In terror and majesty wraps her forip;
Or sunbean,s lightly and jovousiy play
Where the rivuct winds its vcrdai.t way:
VI here oli ocean gtOanS IN his hollow caves.
W lille the restless bark Skins the tNless wayeS:
when the grey morn breaks in golden light:
Or the gno0n hangs pale on the clou;. OF night,
Or OF twilight hour when the breeacs take
3heir repUse the breast Of tho peaceful lake.
Though dear 10 all, you'd uot exchange
0re glad SMILE Of thine for the whole brigh; range
Blu; the time may c0ulc, when thy presence, boy,
Shall be Il part of these moments of joy
When passion sublued shall speak in thine eye,
And thy spirit DE touched with the Deity
Oh the star of Il mnthars hope how bright
II Ieads u fair sky, 1t puurs pure light;
On, ON in cilangclcss course is goes;
And qucnChiess tic beam from its that flows
II niomen; lost, It's only TO burst
Tlro' the gathering clouds clear than at first
Or though I has vanity with tempest strivcu,
Its lcSseued ray is sill bright toward Heaven.
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bridge appears at dlsance-''Hear me, my dear ia
Tier: indeed the dog, of which have been speaking,
was very large but perhaps not quite large he-
Ter; am sure however, il was larger than calf" AT
length they arrived at the foot of the bridge The ia
ther passes on without word. The son stops short.
Ah! iather, says he ''you cannot be such simpeton
as 10 believe that have dog of such size: for
since needs must speak the truth, the dog met in
my travels was about as big the dog an hour
or two ago"
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ADMINISTRATORS Sale /.

BNHE subscriber, as Administrative ef L. G. Crenslaw.
dec d, will, on Thursday, the 9th day April next,
fair, not, the next fair day, proceed to sell TO the
highest bidder, the Mills lately lcascdby F. c. Crenshaw
"iIhomas Crenshaw in the county Hanover, near
Ground Squirrel Bridge, all the Corn, about 65 barrels
Cotton, Flour, Rye Meal. Horse, saddle and Bride
me horse cart, aud calf all stock OF hogs; also
some tools belonging to the mill, &c. &c.
Terms OF sale, cash for all under ten dollars above
mat sum- twelve months credit, with bond and approved
security ELIZABETH CRENSUAW
March Ia ct Adm'x Of y. G.. Gre nshaw, deed.
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Smiths Cotton Planter & Cultiyator

EVHOSE interested in the culture Cotton are informed
n that machnc is invented for planting and cultiva,nc
this crop, which promises he of great Importance II
mas beet lately exhibited both in Richmond
and met the appreciation OF all who had an opportunity of
seeing IT. Those who associate large crops TOBACCO or
corn with cotton will fna valuablc acquisition 1t is
computed that hand with this machine will plant or
cultivate ten per day. They simple in their
construction that any common mechanic make them
and any farmer keep THEM in repair.
me following certificate to which many more respcc,a-
bile signatures might have been added i'll no oub, be psr
tecty satisfactory.
Having Witnessed the operation OF Mr. Smiths Paten;
Cotton Planter and Cuvaior have no hesitation in
saying That fully answers the purpose which it is de-
SScd 1t opens the frow, drops The seed at any
distance required covers it lightly AIT, rolls it one opera
tom and all much better than could done by hand AZ
ter the Cotton is up, small poughs arc then attached
which removes the and weeds from both sides Of the
plant al once. 1t operates fast as a horse usually
wa%s 1t is necessary however that the land should be
hrst sed ana free from sumpS other distinctions
Sisaed by
nicHARp FIELD, VIM. NJ. ATKINSON,
ROBERT Boiling, Fus G. YAycrv
WRIGHT ROBINSON, T. SroKts
ALIEN. CUNNINGUAM.
Petersburg, goth January, 1896.