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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-06-01
BY RICHIE & GOOCH

n The ENQUIRER puhlshe. twice generally
md three durng the Of the State LeSs
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ers being paid by the writers.
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the Edors,) until all arresrsses have been paid up.
rr Whoever will guarantee the payment of papers
,Aill have the tenth GRATIS.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
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No advertisement inserted, until il he's either been paid
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virtue o deed OF trust executed TIE snbcriher
- Ld,bvFFy H. ishy, gearing the ION asy OF anu
STy go aud duly recorded the cierE office IL
tan will he onfren Tor sale, the hiEhes btder for cash
Ihur'day, the 2.t day June next (ha heng Powhatau
court d'y) AZ The courthouse of the county following
slaves mentioned >sd deed Emanuel Juno, Solomon
and Kui,a, and heI children The snb. viii convey
such ,Itie only, Is is vested in him As trustee.
May 20. s-gds JOHN A. STFGTG ,-,si.s
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Medical IMMUNE OF Philadelphis.

SkthE SUMMER Covse Of Lectures will bsgin on Monas
ms sh day Of April, snd end the Saturday preceding
w h', Monday Of November The month Of August
GMhaniel Chapman, M. D.. On the Practice of Medicine
WIN. I. Devices, NJ. D. On Midwifery.
I've Surgery.
5,ml Jackson, m. D. % Materia Medrcs.
Tm' = hornsr, N. D. On Anatomy.
snp. n. MITCHELL N. D. On Chemistry.
S,nn Bell n D. On the Instutes Of Medicine al 1ledi
csl Jufisprudence " 10y ' "''''
i hS I; hodse, n. D. On ne Principles or Surgery.
foJ-21
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ANDERSON, GfR1'H s. co.

y
TIAyE and receiving per the .choones Reape
III and Magnolia Boston, and Sea Horse Effort lie
shsne from NeYok, the following stices whehthsy ode
for sale upon their usual terms:
q d HHDS ST. Croix, Mu,eovado and n Orleans Sugar
W - So bids. assorted loaf do
$50 bags green coffet, part very superior
Is do Java do
q hhds English Island Mols'scs
,t 81 do, do and wh,key
SO do old high p.oof do
puncheors Antigua
do old Jamaica do
3 PIPES hne old oosnae Brandy
% bbls apple do
pipe old Holland Gin
Sicily
Pofi u;,o,
Malaga and {
Rousuon =
% boxes srupowjer teas
C.uies, Jaekson'J and Woadroof'5 brands
100 kegs BraItys suupowuer
10 ton shot, assorted
- do iron, assorted
do plough moulds
Gegulan, English am American Steel
Cut and wrought Nails
Bar lead
indigo, msdder, alum, eopPerss
Brims,one
Pepper rimen,o ginger, nutmeg:
Cap, letter, and wrapping paper
Red osris, plough lines, Irvine
Demjubui, Stobewsre
Cotton Ya'r' and } From the Union NJ uufact'nins
April -. HS-f
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NIm. j B. Bedferd-Atter,seu at Ln,p.


StSPECrFULLY informs the public and particularly his
A clients residing at distances that he has removed from
the county OF Charlotte his estate upon the Roanoke River
immediately At Fields Ferry, in the county Meekienburs
and a letters directed 10 him Boydon MeoklenbuIg
W. shall be attended 10. Tie will attend IeEuarl,, the Supe
1r aud Inferior courts Of the eoupt Charlotte, HALIFAX,
brneuburs and Mrckienhiy and hs found
Wont. Poivo except while attending the above named
attended TO-.
Monte Purvo Nav % ss,t
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InSttkutlOll Tor the Ueuf and Unni6.


'E'h New Yok Institution for the instruction OF The Deal
q and Dumb,n veil organised and prepared instruct
to'e VIII" aie deprived Of hearing and speech The
'ruetoIs VINO hear aud speak, lone male and rnse
are well qualified TO teach the Deaf aud Dumb having hal
eh years practical experience. they assisted By two
nute Of each sex who have been taught this In-
ion, and are highly useful in the sehOo The system
instruction pursued that Of the French snd the same as
pursued other sohvois the Deaf Dumb in TIM, eou-
Try Pupils over eight anil exceeding IS years, will
received At all tines for any period at the Of 100 dollars
ayear, including hoard and tvtion, b,k and stationary wash.
ing, mendng aud medical attendance There will be no
extra charges but pupils required find their cloth
fgi bed and bedding. There during mouth
Ut August IN each year. when pupI may
remain ~ the lndtuton al their option. The
pupils provided FOR different buildn-s distance
apart and not alowet 10 ss.coaie out school Those
interested may obtain further information, By addf essng let
Ter Ipo9i paid to the Secretary Of the Institution.
By Of the Board Of Directors.
SAMUEL L. MITCHILL, President
SAMUEL AKERLY, d. d. Sec'fy.
- Leonard ST. New York, Dec. "A. G4-Gm
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SPRIyVG GOODS.

VyIILLIAM EEALE Il co. have reeerved per the Cum
w herisnd, from Philadelphia, and other ste arrivals
{tom New York, part of their SpFiug supply:
AMOlTG WEIGH ARE,
& anl s 4 cotton cambria
Common and super prints, style
MiA, jaconet aud book nuslns
Pisn and figured Swiss musins
Satin stripe and bingham,
GreeIAnd0.
Brown cambria, uf bonn6ts
E'wIss muslin, scars capes, collars Hml hIks.
Elegant sik and gauze hdki..
Clsry Jane caps
Lace do
Bobbinet wells
Plain coloured Gro de Nap
~ Irish iinsn fOrentine
Cotton
bud, SSnhe and fancy colored 1Iarselles
Blue and yellow nank.
Ladies' kid, hor'eskn and beaver gloves
With many other Articles which they oder for sale a; their
usual low prices
April 20. Iic-tf
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Central Grammar School.

fFNiiE subscriber intends openBg Grammar School the
= ron Ut July next at Charemout the late residence Of
Chartes B1nkhsad ESQ Chatemou situatsd in Ahemare
county At the tot Of Monticello, within three miles of the
University end equally remarkable for lie beauty health
iunes The situation sufficiently retired 10 be nes from
village.
The course Of studies will conform far practicable
That Of the Unworthy, and will eowPi'e the Greek Latin
Cas5ics az eNeusivey they read any college the
Onhed States with composition IN each Of those lsnguagef-
The Mathematics, taught the University, Beile.less
aud English Comps ion. Board be obtained
miy OF ne suh'triner and IN many respectable families 81
the neghbcufhool a. $40 per session Tuition go.
Total expenses iof Board, washing, lodging csnds and Ui.
on tor ie session Of month"; $50 The price Of board aed
tuition Wlfn every instance be expected 10 advance bat
Whefe may be inc0nyeutn the sDount payable
on demand, will he required. BARTHOLOMEW EGAN,
.. Principal Of the Wiswam Grammar School
msy ~ ST
The wgwam Grammar School will he discontinued eier the
pfe1ept G.
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FOR REN-T OR LEa&R-

LARGE Tan Yard andMoroceo Factory, within .nnll
distance vt the Market House. THIS place, Hides
can be got very cheap The Yard Bark Mill and paciou,
hnhngs are all IN go"d order, and the renter work
ok after the 16n July next and have m possession in
lew months afterwards. Wan. DEPRIEST.
mag2
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aquaItery continued add held fur King Queen
IA county, on Wednesday the 18th of MAY, 1897:
ordered, that the Sheriff this county, do make sale
Billy runaway slave nor.con6ned the jail Of this county,
alter having advertised him according TO law
ROBERT POLLARD, jr. i. c.
In pursuance 10 the above will be sold
Queen courthouse Monday the 9th OF July public
suction, Tor cash, negro man, Billy satisfy Prison
fees. WIN. STONE, Jaiior for
ARCHIBALD X. HARDWOOD,
Sheriff a Jsdor Of King Queen.
May q. s AZ
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RE.MOHaL

NE snh,cf,hsr having removed fow fhe sty n Rich
Physicisn, tod inhsbf4ns Of this and H.. ri, ,,
his dutiss 10 all nj. pafish,s. r.-.s r.,rgtfpt'y
Yoib, NJ. ~.
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FOR sale,

Tim Plate in boxes
Il Barriers copper
Sd Wrought naIIs
Esrihen Ware, asserted, in crates
London Porter AID brown stout
Madeira Wine
Liverpool flied racks Of salt
Quart and pintbottles
EusIDh white lead, ground in oil
yyo. ga WARWICK.
Nav Is. 5-st-
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AfHh subscriber carry on the BoOt aud S,g
= making IN all Il branches, and has hand abou, one
hundred PAR Of calf kin and motoccJ Boo ar1 about two
hundred PAR OF Shoe and Pumps, all the hest na.a5
aud wofkman'hp, and viii keep good as-npent on haoi
- ea''o, TOT past iayou trust By s,iio attention 10 bupess
- Inein Continuance Vt patronage. Orders thankfully
received, which viii executed with nsane and J.rsie
shall attend he courts Of Cumberland, Bnokus han reg
uirly F"h Boots Shoes and Pumps aud will take measures
Of such gentlemen who wrh accommodated in INV line
CHAS. Is. ANDERSON.
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Prinre Edvrr4, Nay g. 4-s,-
Y N AcLIS ~. IN III ID - a -. 2.

LHJNDS IN POT1IIHT-q.N FOR S4LJ
flf virtue Of decree 1t Poyhatsn ohancery court We the
- Undersigned couniongfs will sell to the highest bidder
upon the premises, the 9Th July sex on credit Of and
y nouns, shout " p yich neodo, land fbeins The
sane formerly covered by Bryan Mill Poudl belonging To
We estate ot the late Psier DuPy II ies nn-diatcy south
" aud adIguing t. ihr Coal Mines called Duptu 4 potafs
300 confidently believed to contain large body Of al
eens within 500 yards Of their old pits lyon this isr there
large irane House, formerly used the MI Bouse
And 90 the 7h July, being the day after the above sale We
,nah sen upon the prenes the Plantation ilou,e called
Eiee hi containing about 40 Acres, bang RE former
months. ~ ~ N
Apd a. the same time and place will be sold I've highest
oade upon credit Of months, The reversonafy rizht
Land At present covered By the Pohstin Cotton Fac
bit id, WIN. +. 6uft' md others
CHlfRLES BRANCH
JOSEPH Il D1YIS
ROBERT JFARRIS
CLAIBORNE WdyRTys,
-ro- Commisai nsrs.
. w. - I'll
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NOTICE.

~ vtne Of atee Of trust, executed the aist day OF
- nov, 1873, ~ Smih Paynr the county VI Bu sng-
har to GeOrse NJ. Payne Walter L Ecntanr William Az
detsOn, aud James beuaugh certain debts therein
mentioned due James peasants John 81 dom exc
outois % Samuel ive dec the Ttusee any Of
mo's u Them, viii proceed TO el the highest bldIer
ready money, onthe emses, Thursday eIs day Of
june next tie land td slaves said deed conveyed w
one rae Of land lying The comfy Of Buckingham on thee
ea't SIDE Of the road leading iuu New Carr.yo
Containing by enltcn 40n re- and aLiouins the d.
William Addison Joh nerran and othei ami tne lands OF
me said smith Payne, the side of the rosdao
A mold WIuuy. Ss, Hannah and her enid Joshua poI
and hsr ohdeu Patrick Msry aud Rachat Inor,
OF the iaos!s sAvcs Such title laid
deed, viii he conveyed by THE TRUsTEES
Nav
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81. HOL6IL',, u. Ioi4,s, Of Oa,tuIo,r ~
~ experienced aud highly approved Dentist will suecetd
me DUNG my bs tom Richmond, tbs sua'mer
y. BAKER,
D. HOLMES, IT., having complied with the terms prescribed
~ law, - authorized practice in the prulepn OF Dentist
ia the Stale OF Marylsnd WIN FISHER NJ D.
Secretary OF toe Medical and Chirrgieai 4 souiy
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GTeen Creek for S0Ie.

ID virtue OF deed u trust executed 10 Naihinel T. We
- nahie and Miller WoOds0u, by Thomas r.. Randolph
snd wite bearing date the 29h Gay e September 52
recorded m The county court Of CBbcrld pupes IN
me deed metioned Inc said Trustees will on the IN day Of
June 1871 on the premises proceed 70 sell for CASH the we'll
known tract Of land called Green Creek ana possesi
on Of Thomas r. Randolph. This suppo.ed TO-
500 sores The trustees will only convey such tide vested
90 fhen. Nav 49, s-tds
thk sto, sbOiiersoi the Necbsncviie Turnpike Com
n Pany, hereby requWello pay. before the 10th
day ofJone neSt so escb Traditional subscptor
hed ~ them FesPecyey the capital the said
company by 0idef II the President and Directors.
GIN CARRiNGTON, Treasurer.
My ~ f-vif0,eJ
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RJCILN{O.ND I'LRyVPI6=N EOVp

HJCII-HUaFD IUHJFPIhG COWPH-V'Y
tHE Stockholders tins COMPANY are Motif, d. tina, h.
x ANIMAL Sensia Meeting the hionday IN Juae
iS' ana that Will be held ihat dsy Eagle
n. SHEPPARD TJeasnrer.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-07-03

BON me iitistU;s Gazette.
D'1def 10 Mr.. CRIy-A few WHO attended Il = 1n
ner went there with the expectation of listening TO
cant and 'neagre apology from MIR. Clay, who: tIcy
had been taught 10 believe by the active and vi
iuent OF his unblasbing calunninors expected To
oier something in cxenuaon of his late political CON
duct, which. by tine opposition has been slarDrly
and an'iacionsly misrepresentation But never were dis
affected political carpets completely disappointed
Indeed, those who went abuse remained 10 applaud
this distinguished statesman and efficient advocate of
The American system EIr. Clays address was without,
any Doubt the most cuIuc; and patriotic appe.
listened to- on any occasion, by the citizens of Pitts
burGh Withal, twas bold forcible and ,,,depen
dent expose o! his political feelings, sentiments and
conduct, worthy of great man who, sin spite of de-
traction, calumny and intnidaton," would assert and
MAINTAIN his political integrity. and political opinions
The repeated and cheering plauds which accompanied
hs address, were ev idenco Of the deep interest which
his delighted auditors took in his able and patriotic
peal. Never had Pennsylvania greater Justice done
her IN relation TO her manufacturing character than
was done Ter by Mr.. Clay Never had the ci,zen OF
Pittsburg higher compliment paid her in,i strous
and enterprisiDg population. Said Mr.. Clay in the
hearing OF the writer II never SO highly IGNORED:
never attended so large nment accompa
MED with such public demonstrations of welcome. !
shall do justice TO the citizens OF Pi,tsburg, on nv re.
turn 10 kentucky"
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b APPcHdir 10. i. c. uo. 10.

. Ms LnrToa:-I was forcb!y struck wiz, the no.
Nec'ich5 OF lie London CoW5icy as inserted in yonr ma
pc' Oh me i.'h INST upon the elevation of MI CAv.
Nl"6 10 The Premiership of Great Britain in which Ii
t"e''s as ohf'eSD'Cl are contrased with those nj
tpin hiDoN' as LanrycT ard those Of the Duke ri
"hLLiNGIoN as Soidierall of " Ion are known n
nave risen By the force Of their own talents to The nre
eminent stations which they have respectively occup;ed
anu 'o' each OF which they peculiarly fitted
~ Ieao'"S those rcuHar is, was strorci increased
o 'heir peculiar application 10 fbo present bol;caI
s'a'e o. tnings in my counry--to the III advised
'lo''' "hch are now nating to elevate Cen. J ,cr-
~ :" SITUATION for which 'neher his ature nor hin
''''S GeS's"cd hm-the Presidency of the L. States
once "hic peculiarly requires the talents Of tho
Hf1Le7Hd7 to fill 10 advantage - '''
, he REMARKS of the English Editor hroucYf fo ms, 70
'"'eG'o"' lhe Following lines from TEunc,iS J;,,J !,
",cT' as rca! friend 10 tic true glory Of Zen J5c
SON ! take leave 20 address him
"'i'bou scenes, avsrsc f., lend
Impartial audience 20 faithful find
50 friends and foes .by waftc ,yor,h :, t,,
Anl every art OF glorious var tl,y ovr.
i5nt III cool Thought aud counsel t. excrI
t,,,'" ","s'y ditrs this from waTring v.c!n
D",'''' WI" 4" lht the bountcous Gods have oic.,
,.'N "'' ''@"e engr"Ss the gifts of heaven
3'|'" me I'o'"ers Of blooGg icar Gslony
-" S'"' sweet music and The charm OF sor~.
4" 'c"' ana tco"defors few, has Joye assi,urd
:, rte eTfe7iSre all considering mini:
lHcf guardian ans Ms. the states round couf..,
Him towns and cities loE their safety bless
Ch0rieShoj. Cviyiey
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Ion ,he pil.hn1r Slale.ma.

me President ofNc United !Slates--''Ilet the tree
be Judged BY the fruit"
The TGP'urous applause with which this toast was
drunk al The Dinner given to Mr.. Clay in this CITY.
perfectly astonshcd the very company that drank and
apPiauded IT, -Four long, loud and unirersa cheers
followed ITS announcement The effect produced was
indescribabIc-no one had before believed that John
Q"Icy adams had become so decidcdiy the peoples
candidate-Every man eazed for a moment at thoae
round bun as If to ask, and 10 yow too think as dos-
The conjectues and speculative calculations of Mr.
adams most sanguine friends fell far fir short of what
tbs unequyoca and general burst of appreciation has
perfectly demonstrated. If such was the establishment
81 our own citizens at this demonstration what must be
the surprise Of others? Who could two months az have
oehcYcd 1t within inc range Of probability, that at
Pubi'C Dinner TO Henry CLAY, in the citv of Pisbur
mare Tim screen hundred persons would express such
enthusiastic appreciation Of JOHN Quincy ADAMS
iha almost the whole body OF citizens would de
clare that they IN judge the administration by its acts y
That they ia Judge the tree BY its hufn a1d find II
'oInf IN bob '5al- and branches,
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The argument reducld 1cit.in n MI sLsli.-N ee,.
trfnaD who has recently returned from tour r9rob
the western part of Pcunj yapis hrars witness 10 the
powerful re action going in that state in favor oi
the administration lie says the sbrewd Germans
argue thus Ii wants horse to ride, Lu,s =
riding horse aud il wants horse to work ] buys
"2'k horse; SO II wants general TO fight, give
give nc John 0njacy Adams >
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PITTsBURG, June O.,
Secretaries.

htr C<:y Immediately after partakiug of the public
dinner Wednesday, left this civ for WASHINGTON
Pa amidst the repeated cheers of those who had Assem-
'icd 10 testify their appreciation of his public course
and Their gratitude for the he has rendered his
country and particularly, this section of it, The Off
cial account OF the dinner, give in preceding CO
lunns; and also insert communications ON the
subject Statesman.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-07-03

John Scott, late Representative IN Congress from
Missouri has been appointed by the President Of te
United States, Inspector Of all tLof Southern Land
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fNhLsON TAi.ER.o%, 1cCrGtafy.
The undersigned has not signed or acted on this
SUBJECT for tue obvious tia his Testimony has
been given and used. JOHN hl,NAJHS-
nave Gct signed FOR the same reason
JEO. OTERTON.
7H& ArPI:>DIx ~ ouE .yxT.7
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Chairman pro fcN..
q w. CAMPBELL,
EO8T. WHITE,
:. WHARTON,
-. IL. CLAIBORNE.
WILL. WHITE,
80. PHILIPS,
DANIEL GRAHAM,
WILL. l.. BROWN,
ALFRED EALCH,
@DW ARD WARD,
T!M. 3. LEWIS,
FELIX ROBERTSON,
JEO. SHELBY,
JOSIAH NICOb,
~. CATKON,
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Cye Constitutional gasnig.
CONVENTION.


at large and respectable meeting of the citizens OF
Shenandoah County, convened at the Court House in
woodstock, on Monday eveHing the 18th OF February
ltZ' pursuant to notice previously given, express
tne'r opinions OF the vote Of the present Legislature
sTginia rejecting the hill for ascertainr the will of
tue people upon tho subject of Convention TO amend
the State Constitution
JACOB RiSXER, jr. was appointed Chairman, and
iioBERr TURNER, Secretary
Tue object of he meeting having been explained by
James H. Snoot, ESQ
The following resolutions were then proposed and
adopted 10y tie meeting:
.-5J.1cd, That this meeting consider the rejection
Of the Convention Bill BY the prcsen, Legislature,
gross and hasrsnt vio~ion Of republican principles
and evdencng ala utter disregard of The wishes and
opinions of the majority OF the good people of this
Commonwealth.
Resolved, That an address he prepared by Com.
mee, TO be appointed by the Chair, addressed TO the
Freeholders Of this Commonw ealih calling upon them
10 elect person to the Legislatures who is uu-
willing to vote for law to take the sense of the peope
of this Commonwealth upon the propriety of calling
Convention to amend the State Constitution.
"I}esolyed, I hat the Slerias in the different
ties in this Commonwealth be requested open poll
at the ensuing spring elections to take the of the
EIeeholders of this Commonwealth, upon the propriety
of calling Convention TO amend the State Constitu
TOM
Upon motion it was resolved, That the Committee
named in the foregoing resolutions consist of seven
persons:-Whereupon the Chair appointed the follow
ing persons TO compose that Committee, git:-Jo-
sepi, IA. Samuela, Philip Williams, JIG. Charles u. I.o-
veil. Joseph Irwin, Joel Pennybacker, Robert Turner
and David j. Crawford.
Upon motion it further resolved That the pro-
cedngs OF this meeting. and the address to prcpar
I'D BY the COMMITTEE, be published in the Sentinel
the Valley, with request that all Editors In the Com
Indnwealth favorable to Convention will publish them
IN their respective papers,
The meeting then adjourned.
JACOB RINKER, j. Chairman.
RoBERT TURNER, Secretary,