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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-11-14
TREASURY DEPA KTME EMIT.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
October LIST, 1929. (
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN to the proprietors OF
the Sir per cent Stock, created In pnr.uancs of an
Act Of Congress, passed the 81 dav OF March, 1915
that has been decided by lot, that the certificates of
the said stock. which mentioned in the anne red
Schedule, amounting in the whole TO three millions
Joriy.mine thousand fire hundred forty f,ro dollars
and ninety three cents be paid the st day Of jan
udTy merit to the prope'ors thereof their rep
resenatives or attorneys, duty constituted on the pre-
sentaton and surrender of the said the
Treasury or at the Loan Office where the came may
stand credited.
Noice is further giren, that no transfer of the GER
tihcates mentioned In the annexed Schedule, from the
books oil the Treasury any Loan Office will he al
lowed after The LIT day Of December next.
dnd also, that the interest all the certificate m n
toned in the said Schedule; will cease and determine
on the oistday oil Dec. next ). ID. lNGHAM.
Secretary cfthe Treasury
Schedule Of the Certificates Of the six per cent stock
OF lSlo, credited on the book. OF the Loan office al Pr
gina, and which to be paid on the Is of January
1850 agreeably to the foregoing notice.
No. Amount No A,,ou,,
81 1000 10 ,,so
81 1881 IS &c Is,o
26 4es 55 October S. a4-wa
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We are pleased 10 find that the Sugar culture has "a,
ken deep root in the upper country. The Constitution.
ast observes in relation to it, that those gentlemen in
richmond and the adjoining Counties, who planted
me cane. have prospects CT very God harvest, al
though the seasons have not been favorable Col. A.
.. Jones, oil Mhaven, in ScIeven county, has field
OF thirty acres, from which he expects to make thirty
hpgsheads; in addition TO which, learn, that Major
iwiggs crop which made 10 or IL miles this side
oil Augusta is equally large and promising.
Savannah ReuUb,
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RICHMOND COTTON MANuFAcToRY

KILIIMUNU UOITON MNNUFACTORY.
NOfION cloths and yarns, Of superior quality
W manufactured At This establishment, arc offered for
sale, wholesale & retail at the propretors Office ION the
sroetIeadne 10 ShockG Warchoisc) at Moderate prices
They will also wish 10 purchase quantity Of prime
cotton OF the ensuing crop. preference will be given
TO cotton in The seed, which win be received of the
Planters on the most liberal terms.
May 10. 3-f CUNNINGHAM & ANDERSON
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@OARI@YTa
SOUTH AMERICA

SOUTH AMERICA.
The following is translation OF the de.
livercd by Cen Cordova, to divers persons in Cauca
and others in Bogota:
"AntiOguenians! My rapid visit to this Province and
subsequent circumstances, have created alarm among
No important in this world tran. prcs with
the tranquility OF common life. Acting upon my repub
lican principles and love Of liberty aud being i'm conse
quence driven 10 despair by the conduct projects of
Cen Bolivar, the op."essor Of the whole republic
eernnned many days ago, to put self in front of
true patriots and freemcn, 10 Illustrate his ambition.
views and restore TO the nation its lost liberty hal
forcseen and provided for every thing when the alarm
excited in this city by chief who though he thus
cong his duty, has only had the effect Of enabling me
to voiisevoral difficulties which sudden transition from
the repose oisaves the liberty Of citizens must nau-
rally present find myself then in the desired position
for beginning the great work of restoring liberty
From yesterday the government Of Bolivar is in TACT
disowned This will he forthwith ed in the ci-
ties and canons, with the iormali,ies which 80 solemn
an act requires. The name of liberty kndlcd in tho
province will be communicated with electric raplity
Paste and soon TO the Whole Republic, for the came
flame burns in the breast of every honorable Colombian
In amanesto whirh IL preparing, shall offer TO the
world Inc motives and objects OF my movements
Though already well known shall present the m i'm
regular series, the purpose being other than ,ha,
we should have constitution and laws PRINCIPLES and
guarantees, rights and liberty. My countrynen do
you not love these tlngs. am sure YOU do and RELY
on your cooperation
The organization OF the government in the dcpart.
mems ana provinces, and the administration Of the
nue. VIII continue with no other change than that Of
some unctionares, who is feared might iniure us in
our measures Any alterations in the system of laws
can solely he made by the sovereignty in the ma onal
Representatives am no more than a soldier, defend
ing the rights OF society and the rights of man. Viva
the Constitution oil Cucuta-V,va Liberty.
GENERAL JOSE MARIA CORDOVA
me foregoing document is very sarcastica!ly treated
in The papers before US, and taken to pieces sentence
by sentence Ii s observed that the matter would be
comedy, were it not that the gaows will be introduce
cd in the last scene.
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WILLIAM & MARY COLLEGE


YUNHE College will open as usual-Thc Grammar
"A school on the first day. and the other schools on
the last Monday i'm October.
Moral Course: The Rev. Adam Empic, Professor
Bellies I.etres, Rhetoric Logic, and Moral Philoso-
ply. Text books--Blairs Lectures, Hedges Logic
and Paley's Philosophy
Law Coursc Judge James Scmplc p roe ssor.-Law and
Police Text book-Tucker's Blackstone.
Political Course: Thomas IL. Dew, Professor-Mct-
aphysics, Natural and National Law Government
Political Economy and History. Text books, Browns
Lectures on the Philosopy of human mind; VattePs
law OF Nations; Lectures Governments by the Pro-
lessor; Smiths Wealth Of Nations and Lectures on
History by the Professor.
Chemical and Philosophical Course: WIN. Ii. Rogers
Professor.-Chemsiry, AIincraogy, Botany and Ma.
tural Philosophy, with its application the Mechanic
Arts. Text books-Wcbs,er's Chemistry, Ropcrs's
Introduction, and Cavallos Natural Philosophy
Mathematical Course: Ferdinand $. Campbell Profess
sor-Gcomctry, Algebra, Plane and Spherical Trigo-
nometry, Surveying, Mensuration, Comic Sections
Fluxions aud Astronomy Tcxtbooks-IIuons Ma
thcmatcs, Flints Surveying, Nincc's Comic Sections
and Fluxion's and Gregory's Astronomy.
School OF Humanity ID. Browne Prolcssor.-The Greek
and Latin Languages, Geography, Ancient and Mo.
dern, and the usual branches OF English Instruction
Modern Languages c. dc La Pcna, Professor.-The
French, Spanish and Italian Languages.
The expenses OF pupil in the Grammar School for
Session of ten months, board, washing, lodging,
fuel &c. &c. 800
Fee for tuition, 20
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n N PURSUANCE Ola Deed Of Trust, made 10 Wis by
81 the late Peyton Randolph, OF The City of Richmond
dated and Of record in The Countv Cour, ri
Cheseteld, TO secure certain sums Of money, due to
u.s. j. Meade; we sha proceed TO sell Ter cash at the
Plantation called Wintetpock ia The sal county OF Chez
tefbcld, all the stock Of Hprses. Cattle. H1ss and
Sheep together with all the plsntation utensils ~
cry description on 'he Sils TO take place on Sat
urdly the 9th OF December, 1920
IiODIIAH MEADE,
WILLIAM OLD.
At the sImc time and place .h1ll sell TO the high.
est bidder, negro and old men, and shan
rent the plantation to The hrhest bi@l-r for one
year. HODIJAH MEADE.
administrator RI Peyfon Rdndoiph.
Nov 10 5S-,ds
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Frva the fna!st.
Bv Mns HENASs.
THE ANGELS CALL
" IIatk. thcy whisper. angels say,
Sister sPiiit, come away"
Come to tho land of peace.
Como whete the tempest hath no longer sway,
The shadow passes from the soul away,
Tho sound of weeping cease.
Fear hath no dwelling there!
Come to the mingug of rcposc aud love,
Bieathcd by the silent spirit Of the dove
Through the celestial air.
Come tho bright ard bicst,
Aud crown'd foTevcr-Inilst that shnipx hand
gathered To heavens own wreath from oyvry land
Thy spirit shall find rest.
Thou hast been lo1- alone:
Gomo TO thy mother!-ou tho Sabbath shore,
The heart that rocked thy childhood back once moro
Shall tnke its wcaried one.
In silence vert thou left:
Come to thy sistors:-ioyously again
All the home voices, blsnt in one sweet strain,
Shall greet their long bsreh!
Over thine orphan head
Tho storm hath swept, as DER a willow 's1lcuxhi
Tome To thy hthcr.-it 10 finished now,
Thy tears have n been shed.
In thy divine abode
Change iinds no pathway, memory nodark trace,
Aud, OH bright victoy-dcath by love no place;
Come, Spirit, to thy God.
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NWTAS committed to the j ii of Powbatan c .unty.
w on tie 18th day Of July last, a negro man W 10
calls himself Berry Eli'on and says he |. free man
was born and raised in New Kent County dak Gem
plexon, hs forehead. and one OIL hi. breast
feet inches high, had when committed TO aiI vel!
low Cotton pantaloons, Cotton shiri; other co'hine
the said negro has no, as vt produced any evidence
OF HE freedom, to Appearances about 81 years old The
owner, If any, il requested TO come forward prove hi.
Propeypoy charges, take him away. ore will b. dc
with a. The law directs. RICH'D BASS Jailor.
sept ~ 3D-w12w
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YORK RIVER LAND, NE
1NoES, &c. FOR SALE. In pursuance Of the will
~ augustus Oiver, dec will positively be sold, ON the
Hs.scm"cs, on wednesday the 25th November, 1870,
iMr, net, the next fair day thereafter tho valuable
Paauoa Oh which said Olivier died posscsscd-lying
On lork nver, and containing about i2G acres. The
uuon possesses all the advantages to be derived fron
ver, aooaniing In the very best fish and oysters to
oo.ahed Immediately before the door, The soil is fer
e anu wen adapted 10 the growth Of corn wheat bar
ey' oats' cotton, &C. There Is 1t a fine dwelling
mousse commanding an extensive view of the River; to-
WIN the necessary out-houscs-aso q small vine.
yara OF inc very best grapes For health and beauty
MI, suauen is not surpassed by any the River
ms iad ajoins tbs estate of Capt Isaac Andrews ge-
neraiy known by the name oil Clsybank mile below
So' WIN. Joncs-separaed below from Roosevelt estate,
oy Aoeruecn Greek, and is about seven miles from
he Courthouse All persons disposed purchase such
an estate are invited to view tho premises. Also on
INC same day, all the negroes, stock and farming
utensils 81 which said Olivier died possessed together
WIZ, n,, me crops oil the present year. ts
iENMS-For the land third will be required In
for the remaining with
soha anu approved security and deed Of trust ON tho
anu. FOR the negroes, stock, SC. terms made known
on ue Jay oil sale The title, isbelieved will be un-
questionable, but selling sheriff and committees,
sha' convey such title as is vested in me- Posse sson
aeVcred as soonas the terms of sale complied WITH
JOHN FIELD, ID. S.
Tor III. Nnall, Sheriff and Committee of tho
49, Estate Of A. Olivier, deed.
ihe Norfolk Herald will publish the above weekly
ames and send their this Office for payment
oc' &c. 5O-tds~
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TU1lE TAVERN At HANOVER c. n. will he
b rented, or the promises, the 9th Of Novcm-
bsr ianover Court day) for tic ensuing year. and pos
session given the lst Of January, 1880 Particulars ON
The day cl renting. By TN PROPRIETOR
Nov. >. 56-3w
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. SI00
The Law STUDENT should furnish himself with tbo
text book-Tuckcrs Blackstone and the Revised Code;
he ought also TO bring with him, all the Acts of Assem-.
bly, since 1919, the compilation of Of Congress the
sessions Acts since the compilation aud the Fcdcralist
Board is payable in advance; half when the stu
dent enters college and the other half, when half the
course has terminated.
Students bound TO board in College, unless they
obtain permission of the Faculty TO board csew here
which only be granted upon the written request of
the parent guardian, and upon condition that no more
is paid by them, than by the boarders i'm College
by order of the Faculty,
DABNEY BROWN, Sec'ry
The IT, s. Telegraph, National lntcligenccr Raleigh
STAR Baltimore American, Charlottesville Advocate and
Richmond Wing, requested 10 publish this notice
once. The Herald and Petersburg Old Dominion twice
at this time, and again about the frat Of October
and forward their accounts 20 Mr.. FL Christian of Rich
inond the Bursar Of the College, for payment
August -. 2g--wt30thN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-11-14

E1NDUCAIiON.-The subscribers school, for the in
xI sruction of boys under If years of ago will DO
open on the 18th of January 1880.
Tcrins,-FOr the usual Classical course of in
struction, and Reading, Grammar, Writing, Arith-
mctic, Biography and M .ematics, for two ses-
sions Of five months each. 1925 90
For board (the pupils finding bedding and tow
els) for the 2 sessions IS 90
III the subscriber furnish these articles 95 90
- CARTER BERKELEY.
Edge Wood, Hanover, oct. s. I4-2awtI,tJan
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~ & a. WARWICK offer for sale
We White Napt Cottons, Plains and Kcrseys
Rose, Point and DulIe Blankets
Cloths, Cassimcres, Flannel and Bonbazcs
Oznaburgs, penny Wrought Nails, Bottles and
White Lead
Crates Of Earthen Ware, assorted, Shot, Tin and
Copper
Liverpool filed sacks Of salt London Porter and
Brown stout
Madeira and Port Wine sept % Al .wSws
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-11-14

- iCHMON ROLLING AND SLlTTIG MILL.
a s. AND NAIL MANUFACTORY-For sale
on very reasonable terhs, from 500 to 1000 kegs
of cut nails and brsds, Of various sizes, from 3D. to
4Od, In kegs from l00lbs. TO 200lbs warranted to be
made Jrom S,ccdi,h Iron, aud not from Pig or Bloom
Iron, as is customary in the Northern States.
Also, spikes from TO inches cliEch Nails of differ.
horseshoe Iron, rolled Iron of different wiihr-and
are prepared TO execute with despatch, any orders in
this line and we request merchants aud others VII dc
in nails, &c. TO apply, il they full assortment
Oct. 3. i4-2aw2m II. HAXALL & co.
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1HN0 STUDENTS OF MEDICINE.-Thc sub,cr

FENO STUDENTS OF MEDlCiNE.-The subscri-
ID Der intends TO deliver OF lectures on de-
monstrative Anatomy and Surgery, during the ensuing
months OF November, December, January, February
and March. He pledges himself that no pains shall be
spared TO render this Of instruction practically
useful.
During residence Of in this city, the subscriber
has been actively engaged in the instruction of Medical
Students. His experience jusiiics him in asserting that
no place affords more ample opportunities for the study
OF practical Anatomy and other important branches of
Medical education Situated central 10 that region of
country, from which the northern schools derive their
principal support, possessing population sufficiently
numerous for the purposes Of surgical and clinical
struc'on, and enjoying in eminent degree the adj
vantages OF healthy and suitable climate, the city of
Richmond presents TO the cuvators of Medical science
almost every desidcratum. JOHN CULLEN, NJ. ID.
oct. 1u. 45-tf
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SlS5
Law student may attend other lectures, but1 il
he attend the Law Lectures only his expenses will
he, for board, Logging, washing fuel candles attend
ance Of servants, &c. from the last Monday i'm Oco-
bcr when the course commences, to the beginning
Of the last week in April, when il close, Ss4
Naturalization or Library fec. which will cntiils
the student to the free Of the Law Library CON
sising of collection Of well selected books suited
to his course Of study, in addition 10 the general
Library, o
Fee to the Professor 20
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i4l OIlCE-Was committed TO The Jail of Chesterfield
! Comfy, as runaway, the third day Of July
lS29, one negro named Henry about II years age
colour black feet and 5S inches high, with
the cornero OF the left eye-hsdon when commeda blue
cloth coat about half and pair OF blue cloth pam
looms, and had with him a cloth coat, who said
when committed, nc belonged to John Smith in MOTTO.
way, but has said since he belongs Richard Edmund.
son oil Halifax, and says he lives at Halifax Courthouse
The owner of said property is requested TO forward
prove property pay charges and take him away, he
viii be dealt with according TO Law.
J. B. GOODE, Tailor.
sept. IL. 3G--w12w* OF Chesterfield County, Va.
ENARMYlLLE TAVERN J0r rent or Icase.-Thc
- suhcribcr ill rent or lease that well known stand
Tor tavern, in tho town Of Farmyiie, in Prince Ed
ward county, now III the possess OF William p-rick
The 10, and improvements all in good repair Tor car.
ryng on extensively, public entertainment aud ua,.
ed IN rOufhng Village. where there is consid ra.
ie Tobacco Inspection, and market IL NOT only affords
good number OF boarcfs, but considerable travelling
custom Any person DESTROYS Of roning or leasing viii
communicate wiil tbs subscriber, or TO PUgh W. Price
Ey mail or Otherwise at Farmylle Possession will be
iiyen on tle 25'h December next.
Sept 10. S7-w2n' ROBERT p. PRICE.
I'D ANDOLPH'S REPORTS, vol. 9th, of cases ar.
Y D gued and determined in the Court Of Appeals Of
Nirgni1-jus published
Complete Sets OF the Va. Reports
Journals OF the Conventions Of I775-6 and 1873
Journals OF the Senate and House Of DELEGATES nj
Virginia, from 1776 10 1890 inclusive
tlcnings Statutes NJ Large and
The New Maps Of Virginia,
All appropriated to increase the Public Library of the
state, may be had Of the subscriber at the Capitol in
tie city Of Richmond, upon the lowest terms.
VIM. ". RICHARDSON,
octS. H-0 Clerk Of the Council and Librarian
FJOTICE qhalI usfitiop f,c General A.ecubIv =,
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a DMfNIS TRAITORS NOT1CE.-The subscriber
"a being DESTROYS TO close his administration Of the
estate Of Evan Rice decd requests all persons having
claims against said estate TO bring them forward proper
ly authenticated by thc Ist day Of January next for
cmont As thisnoticc will bc pleaded in bar Of all such
as produced subsequently, that time, persons in
dcbted are required TO make immediate payment.
u. =. DABNEY, adfn'or.
oct. ~. 59-w11wE OF Evan Rice, deed.
"A Ii perso having claims against the estate Of Mr..
Ia Robert Morgan, deed requested 20 bring them
forward legally authenticated and those indebted u the
estate are requested 10 make immgdiac payment as the
executor wishes 10 Close the business
JOHN ~. THOMAS, Ex'or.
Of Robert Morgan, deed.
Charlotte County, oct. o. 5l-w1ws
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~ $120
Those OF Student in a Session, for board wash
ing lodging, fuel, candles and attendance of ser
wants, &c, $3.50
Fees TO three Professors, $40 each, 60
Martrculaton or library fee, s
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IA LSDUCATION.-Mrs Elizabeth C.. TAYLOR will omen
hI her School for the instruction of girls under 4
years OF age, at E1geW Wool, in tho county of Hanover
on the 10Th OF January, 1880. Her Terms will be
For teaching reading, writing grammar, arhme-
tic, and Geography, for two SESSIONS OF fivo
months each ssao no
French and Drawing q 90
Dr. berkeley will board tho pupils for eighty dollars
who must find their bedding and towels or for eighty
five dollars il he furnishes these articles
Oct. o. i3-2awtf ELIZABETH C. TAYLOR
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vi OTICE.-The Executive will receive proposals in
conformity with the provisions of the 3d section of
The act concerning the Armory, hereto anncxcd-"And
be II further enacted that the Executive be authorised
and required to rian upon what the dyn,ory
buildings and Land attached thereto can be Sold ex-
changed or leased for term of years. and communicate
10 the next General Assembly the result of their cnqu
ry." by order of the Executive.
WIN. III. RICHARDSON, c. c.
Executive Department.,
18th March, 1929. ( March H. I0I-n
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-04-29

Varna, from the post of Grand Vizier, to
which he was appointed only few months
ago, and appointed Redschid Pacha, cele-
brated for the taking of Missolonghi and
the Acropolis, and for having suppressed
the Instruction of the famous Ali Pacha of
Janina. The cause of the removal of the
late Grand Vizier is, his alledged inactivity
since the capture of Varna.
The London Courier allows the Russians
no credit for fair manly fighting on any &C.
caslon. 1t attempts to make its readers be-
lieve, that the reduction of Tourmoul was
effected by the force of gold, as much as
by that of arms. "The Pacha who COM
manded at that place, and the Chief Magis-
trate, thought it prudent, in consequence to
remain with Count Langeron, instead Of
availing themselves of the equalization. 1t
appears that they were right, for the three
other magistrates who carried the capitu-
lation to Tchapin Oglou, were beheaded
by his orders" No wonder there is re-
luctance to bear il! news to those who thus
reward the messengers
EUROPE. The London Atlas, of March
~, says" With the exceptions of some
recent proceedings of sanguinary nature
in Portugal, and revelation of the Royal
intention from the lips of the Emperor of
the BraZils, our foreign news is destitute of
! interest. This seems by universal consent
to be the season for settling the private &C
counts of all Christian nations. France is
bordering over her budget, and wondering
how she has contrived to spend so much
money during the last year; but Portugal,
! having no money to spend, and, therefore,
no budget to discuss, is occupied in the
wholesome pursuit of hanging, drawing, and
quartering- Miguel's arithmetic being
confined to division and subtraction. Hap
(penlng to discover plot against his august
person, he determined to crush the treason
( by the humiliation of the traitors. Accord
ingly special commission was appointed
to try the leaders of the abortive rebellion
but there is an instinct in humanity that is
forced into operation by violent occasions,
and that instinct prompted the Commission
ers, who could discover no crime but that
of thinking that liberty was better than sla-
very, to utter the lenient sentence of trans
portation for life upon the principals, and
! for ten years upon the inferior offenders,
acQuitting all the remainder. Don Miguel's
doctrine OF recompense, however, was Of a
more peremptory kind he reversed the SEN
tence, and insisted on hanging FIVE, trans
porting two for life, and the remainder for
ten years. The Father of his People was
gratifed, and his disobedient children were,
agreeably to his parental desire, executed
the next morning in the great square facing
the Tagus."