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Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-05-28
LirTLs Rock IA. T) April IS.

LITTLE MOCK A April ID.
.Rors Indian .Murders~--Ws re greet to
learn, by gentlemen who cane down
the Arkansas, last week, that another
party of our hunters have been attack
ed by Indians, and two Of their pumber
killed. The party was in the employ of
Mr. l.. n Clarke, Of Crawford county.
and consisted of five persons, under the
direction of Mr.. Hart A letter was re /.
Gently received from MIR Hart, detailing
the particulars of the murder of two Of
bis companions, John Sellers, a white
man, and Jim Bradford, a Creek Indian
who was raised by the late Gen. Brad
ford. These men were sent out. on the
morning ofthe 9Th Jan. TO hunt their
horses; and when about mile from the
camp, we're fred on by a party consist.
ing OF about 40 Usage Indians. The
fire was manfully returned by Sellers
and JIM, who we're protected by thick
ct and was briskly kept up on both
sides tor more than an hour. II is stat
ed that more than 500 shots were fred
during the engagement Mr. Hart. and
TUG TWO remaining men arrived by cir
eu'tous route, ia sight o. their compan
ions, IN time oaly to see them toma
hs"ksd by their savage assailants, who
immediately retired with the trophies Of
their dear bought victory. without dis
covering the remainder OF the party OF
their properly.
This disaster happened on Red river,
about 100 miles above Cantopmept
Townson MIR. III stated that il was a
party OF Osages who committed the out
rage; and his statement is con frmed by
Mr. Chouteau, a trader among the Osa
ges. whe informs us, that a party of
hunters OF that nation recently returned
from Red river, with two soalps, one of
which they said was an Indians, and
the other white mans. We hone the
aggressors willnot be suffered to 90 I'm
punished Gazette
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-12-25
YHNwENTY DOLLARS REwARD.-I will g,ye

TENWENTY DOLLARS REwARD.-I will give
ID twenty dollars for the experimenting and delivery
to me in Petersburg of my Moses, who went of
on the 9th inste is about twenythree four years
old, feet inches high, dark skinned but not very
black rather stout made and bow-legged, slow in his
movements and OF not sprightly countenance--took
with him stock OF very good clothes, amongst thosu
now rccolected were blue cloth close coat and blue
cashmere panaloons, gray cassnett coace and pana-
looms fur hat good deal worn boots and shoes. The
only Information have been able to getof him. is that
he was seen in fishing boat which trades TO this MAR
ket, on the night OF Sunday the l4th inst, going down
James River, and ash originally from Charles CITY
County, very probably is now in the neghbourhood
OF Weynoke, Doctor John Minges place., or of Mr.,
William H. Minges where most of his relations live.
Petersburg, June 80. I6-lmtf HUGH NELSON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-12-25

NXECUTOR'S SALE Of pdIuabie Land, Negroes,
HI Stock, Sc in King Uiiiidm County.-In pur-
suancc of the last will and of Gideon Bosher
decd, will he offered for sale, the premises, We'd
nesday the 9th day of January next if fair, if the
next fair day, the valuable plantation which he for
mery resided, containing from to hundred acres,
lying in the county Of King William, about miles from
Hano'er town, and f20 from the city Of Richmond
Persons disposed to purchase, view the promises
previous to the day Of sale, by applying TO the supern
tendant ON the place. Immediately after the sale of the
land the slaves household and kitchen furniture farming
OF corn, stock of horses hogs sheep cows
fodder zig and harness, and thirty gallon STILL be-
longing to the estate will be sold. Terms for the land
and years credit Bonds with approved security and
deed OF trust Terms at sale for the personal property
WILLIAM BOSHER, Ex'ors Of Gideon
JAMES BoSHER, 5 Bosher deceased.
Dec. %. 77-tJs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-12-25

HID UNAWAY IN JAIL.-Was committed to the
Ma Jail of Montgomery County, in the state Of Vir-
gnid, the 10Th day Of October last, one negro man.
named Tom, alias Thomas Brooks no states that he
.a Tree man, but was sold slave in Alexandria TO
Benjamin Lewis, Rice Ballard, and - Moss.
who took him to the State OF Mississippi and there sold
him TO George Davis OF Burk County. Tom is sup.
posed to he tweDy-six wears old, dark com
PeAion about 1--we ieet six or eight inches high, roera
bly, stout built, very intelligent, can read had on when
committed very good drab big coat sand black hat,
has scar the right side of his face and one on hi $
right arm The owner is requested 10 come forward
prove property pay charges, and take him away or he
will be dealt with according law.
WIN. WADE, Tailor
Montgomery County.
Dec. % 77-wl2ts
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-12-25
''Mucm rEr REMAINS uNsuNc"- CorPt
From the Literary soovcnir.l
A RE,ioNSTRANCE.

"A REMoNSTRANCE.
Friend oho complained ef beng alone in ne ~
BIZ ALAWc A. WATTS.
oh say not thou ant all alone,
Upon this wide, cold hearted earth;
sig, not o'er Joys forever flown,
The vacant chair,-thc silent hearth:
Why should the worlds unholy mirtb,
Upon thy quiet dreams intrudc, 81
To scare those shapes OF heavenly birth,
That people of thy solitude.
Though many fervcnt hope of youth
Hath passed and scarcely left u tracc;-
Though carth-bon love, its tears and truth,
No longer in thy heart have placed;
Nor timc, nor gticf, eau Ger efface
Tho brighter hopes that now arc thine
Il ne tahciess ovo,--oli-pityin. grace,
That makes thy darkest hours divine.
Not all alonc;-for thou canst hold
O'n'nnr'"r swoct with saint and sage,
ANA gather gems, of price untold,
From many pure ultraviolet payc;-
Youths dreams, tho golden lights OF ago,
Tho poets loyo,-aTe still thino own;
Then, while such themes thy thoughts engage,
Oh, how canst thou be all alone.
Not all alous,-,ho iark's rich note,
As mounting up to Heaven, she sings;
The thousand silvery sounds that float
Abovc-boow-on mornings wings;
The softer murmurs twilight brings
The cricket's chirp, cicalcs glec;-
All carth--that Tyre OF myriad strings
Is Jubilant with life for thoo.
Not all alonc;--thc whispering Trees
The ripping brook, the starry sky
Have each peculiar harmonics,
To soothe, subduc, and sanctify:-
The low, sweet breath OF evenings sigh,
For thee hath OFT friendly tone,
To lift thy grateful thoughts on high
To say-thou art not all alone.
Not all alono;--a watchful cye,
That notes tho wandering spauows fall
saving hand Is ever nigh,
"A gracious Power attends thy call:
When sadness holds thy heart in thrall,
Isoit his tenderest mercy shown;
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-12-25

HNE.MdLE EDUC.47TOE,-.,Iss Elizabeth b.
u con grateful for The patronage of generous pu5.
hc tenders her services at Laurel Afeadoo the resi-
de'ee Of the subscriber, an Chesterfield County, about
hre mites from Manchester. The branches Of Tuition
are spelling, reading, tcriting, arithmetic grammar
and geography ,cth the ase IF the globes The terms
are $50 per scholar for tuition, and for board each
bodrd1f Furnishing her oon bed &C. she toiH com
mence on me Sh Of January nert, and ,oH give pa-
cation Of fire ,ceeks in summer Payment TO be made
half yearly SAMUEL PATTESOW :,
" b. Strict attention toiH be paid to uo,.ng La
dies morality. Oct. 10. 16-T
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-12-25

treasury to the enlargement aud sbellishmenr Of the
Eastern townstor all the public works o. the East
they have voted fselyhsy have regarded the genius
and talents Of Eastern men, shedding equal glory
and renown every part Of the Commonwealth. Hut
what must be their future feelings, under the depriva
tons OF pocarights with which they now threat
ened. a..
He begged gentlemen 10 pause before they severed
those cords Of Affection, which had long and so
strongly bound the people Of the West those Of the
East.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-12-25

NOTICE. offer Tor sale my House aud Lot, in The
L City oil Williamsburg, aud Plantation adjoining,
containing by estimation 400 Of land; mere than
two thirds OF which, has been in guilty aton and is
ms time, Ia high state OF Improvement. The Lot is
supposed TO contain 30 acres and believe the part now
10 Indian corn, (say halo will produce 40 bushels TO
The acre The buildings are large coiDnodious man
.ion having three rooms in the cellar five on the first
iioor and three above; large kitchen, dairy, smoke
house, aud barn IL is needless 10 describe, more mi
nuiey, This property, as purchaser would first view
IT, Those who wish TO derive advantages OF Educa.
ton from the College Of William & Mary, will proba-
ply never have better opportunity 10 purchase.
Should be desirable, this property would lie sold in
parcels, instead OF The whole. III. TAYLOR.
Williamsburg, Dec. rs. 77-w4w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-12-25

WE ANSlON HOTEL, Pennsylvania qpenue, near
1VM the Presidents House and Public O6;ces. late
WiLliamson's and Shoth9's Waslingfon Citv.
d. C.-This establishment has recently undergone a
thorough repair, and is now completely furnished.
The proprietor, therefore, with confidence bespcaks for
1t the patronage OF his friends and the public.
"Fuller's New Lines, Washington, Georgetown
and Baltimore accommodation steel spring coaches >,
start from and come direct to this house. and, in few
few days, will be nlerseced, at this point by a daiIv
inc TO exandra and tr-weekly line to Lynchburg via
Charlottesville, Virginia.
Nov 20. 66-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-12-25
Dec. IS.

ANlNG come to tie determination 10 do and
"a II transact my own business take this method to
INFORM all with whom am concerned. that from this
day, orwarn person paying any thing due me to
any person, as have Withdrawn any agency power
oil attorney TO any person whatever, and L. therefore,
respectfully invite all who may be indebted TO me for
rent OF my dover or otherwise, to come forward and
let US have fair settlement; and hope they will be
so obliglng as TO rave the trouble Of calling upon
ihem.- have good fertile Farm TO rent of my own
lnhe rance, in Hanover, Pamunky river, near Ok.
lord. JUDITH WINSTON
Dc 20. 77-w3w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-12-25
n OVER SECTION OF THE JAMES RlyER

H OVER SECTION OF THE JAMES RlyER
~ CANAL-.NOTICE.--Ali persons interested
are herehv informed, that D. l. Bradley Lock- Ike
at Malden's Adventure, is authorised and e,npow cred
to demand and receive, behalf and 10 the nam OF
the President and Directors OF the James River Com
Pany, the Tolls, payable by Law all articles receive
ed hy or delivered from, bsitesux other vessels nav
igating that part Of the Canal and River betweenthe
Locks, at the lower arch, and the Locks at Alaihens
Adventure, and passing and repassing through the last
mentioned Lscks.
BY order of the President and Directors of the James
River Company. j. BROWN, JR. 2d Auditor -
NOV 20. 65-l2t y
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-12-25

uINEMALE SENIlNARY.--Mrs Mira A. Southgate's
IL School for the instruction of young ladies' will be-
resumed the lsonday in February, 1880 i'm which will
be taught Reading Writing Arithmetic, Grammar Geo
graphy, with the use OF the Maps and Globes History
Bellies Lettrcs Composition the elements of Chemistry
TERMS-Board and Tuition at Sl0O,payabIe quarter
ly advance, each young lady furnishing bed bedding
towels and candles Day scholars will be received at
$50 the term. Mrs. s. assures the public, that every
effort sall be made to promote the moral and inteec
tua advancemeno Of her pupils, and every requisite ac
commodaiion, provided for their comfort. The School
shall be furnished with Maps, Globes &C. she has
engaged Miss Turner as an assistant, young lady
every way qualified for the undertaking. The term
will expire the 18th Of December with vacation Of
one month in the Summer. Parents are particularly
requested to enter their children the commencement
OF the being greatly their interest to be arranged
in their respec tive classes at early PERIOD as tits
generally some time, before they acquire habit of stu
dying, which is necessarily considerable loss of time
Books and stationary shall be furnished If required
Edge Hill, Gloucester, Nov l6 60-lstNDJ
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-12-25

Ht,NSOhhNNE AGAlNST FIRE-In eopse-
M qucnce Of The death OF Mr. James us,,on az.
late agent Of the Farmers Fire Ensuranee and Loo,,
company Of Netc. York the subscriber has hem
appointed agent for the said Company, and requests
ps's9ns desIfous OF enudng houses, furniture stocks
Of Merchandise, &c. &C., 10 cali al his sfss n Co
'"SeI 90 JOHN X. TRfPLETT.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-12-25

virtue Of two Deeds Of Trust executed to John NJ
~ hr"s'ead and "i:'iam cambridge, by William l.
MOTIF, anh Niarcella his wife, the the eighth
day oil January 1928, and the other on The eigbeenth
day oil FEBRUARY lS2S-and another Deed of Trust ese-
cuted TO Herbert a. Claiborne and Charles s. Cav by
he said William Morris, on the tenth day of JoIy
ieZo-aii OF which deeds recorded in the Hastings
CCrt oil The city OF Richmond: shall proceed 10 cell
on the premises, on the 18Th day of FEBRUARY next for
ready money, for the purpose therein mentioned two
Lots, pieces or parcels of Land, in the city of Rich
nond known and s''gusied in the plan of the said
city, by No. GID three hundred and iorty seye H. and
NO. (352) three hundred and IfIy.two which wero
conveyed 10 The said William /. Morris by Thoms.
rutherford and Sarah his wife by their deed, bear
ing GATE the I5i day OF June, 1926, aud admitted re-
cord In the clerks Office OF The Court of Hustny. for
SAID city,-and on which are now erected extensive
brick buildings, used as warehouse and for other pur-
poses: sso three other Lots pieces or parcels of Land
kown ds'ng IN the plan OF said city by number
(3lS) three hundred lorty number three hundred
and forty three (3l3) number three hundred & forty.
iour (34lD with thebuildngs commonly called Shocko,
warehouse, aud all other buildings and improvements
thereon; which property was conveyed TO the said Will
nam Morris, by two several deeds for undivided mn.
eiies thereofono made tho tenth day of June 1926
by Richard Gregory and Elizabeth his wife and John
Pegrsn, aud Wilson Gregory; the other made on the
same day, by Joseph Dudley Of Chesterfield county and
both admitted to record in the clerks office of the Uu.
hngs Court oi said city: also one other Lot piece or
parcel OF Land known and distinguished in the plan Of
said city, by number three hundred and foryss (3i6
winch vy, was conveyed TO said William L. Morris, BY
William A. Smith and Sarah Smith by their d.cd
bearing date the 18th day OF September 1926 and adj
mhed to record IN the clerk Office of the Hustipes
Court for the city Aforesaid
Inc trustees have known the title 10 the
foregoing property 10 be questioned but they will on
W convey that which is vested in themselves
JOHN NJ. ARMISTEAD,
w. D4NDRIDGE,
G H9ksEET 4 a. 6 CLAIBORNE. Trustees
20
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-12-25

$3.50 prizes, amounting to 10000 st
Only 900 Tickets in the schemeNore Prizes than
Blanks!-the whole payable in CASH, which, as usual
az CoHEN's OFFICE, can be had the moment they arc
drawn ls I
WheieIickets, $500 Quarters, 81 2S
Hdipes, 2 sol Etghfhs GO
- ORDERS either by mail (post paid) or private
conveyance, enclosing tho Cash rprzes will meet the
same prompt and punctual attention if personal APP.
plcadOn J. i. COHEN, Jr. s BROTHERS. /,
,s.se Baltimore.
" The Register, containing the Official List, will be
forwarded immediately after the drawing, to those who
may requestit it. 49,
Dec. 5. 69--2awt26Dec
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-12-25

RICHMOND COTTON MANUFAcTORY.
a tOTTON cloths and yarns, of superior quality
" manufactured at this establishment. are offered Tor
SALE Wholesale & retail at the Propneto Office ION the
street leading to Shock9 Warebousc) al oaerafe prices
They DO not wish TO make any further purchases Of
Seed Cotton; not having found IL suitable to their pur.
Ipo,es bat are SIN prepared 10 give the highest cash
price for prime picked cotton.
May 49, 3-d CUNNINGHAM & ANDERSON
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-12-25

NOI1CE.-Thc Executive will receive proposals in
conformity with the provisions of the I'd section Of
the act concerning the Armory, hereto annexed" And
be further enacted, that the Executive be authorised
and required to ascertain upon what terms the r,uor
buildings and Land attached thereto, can be sold ex
changed leased for term of years. and communicate
to the next General Assembly the result Of their enou
ry" BY order Of the Executive.
WIN. II. RICHARDSON, c. C.
Executive Department.
18th March, 1929. : March II. loft
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-12-25

That dividing the State by the Blue Ridge, aud plac-
ing the taxation of each portion in contrast with the
Their, the following results would bc found:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-12-25
.yelcme No. e. Ola and Even.

Az Sctcne No. g. Ola and Ercrs. -
ConEs's OFFIcE-- Baltimore, Nov. ~. 1929
1r We have the pleasure to present herewith Class
No. 8, for 1922, ofthc $500 -..s..t
MARYLAND STATE LOTTERY,
Arranged on the ODD and EVEN SYSTEM, by
which the Holder Of Two Tickets, or Two shares, Is
certanof obtaining at least One PRICE, and may draw
THREE! The drawing Of which will take place in the
City OF Baltimore on
Wednesday. the s0M December 4 M
t.s.t HIoHEsr PRIzE A. ~
TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS!
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-12-25

A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.-Thc subscriber
N being DESTROYS 70 close his administration of the
claims against said estate TO bring them ro,s
lyauthencated by the LIST day Of January os for sc,
uenen AS this notice will be pleaded in bar of All sucb
as are produced subsequently, that time persons in
deb'ed are required TO make immediate payment.
ID. f. DABNEY adro,or
oct ~ Dv--wllwF Of Evan Rice dco,d
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-12-25

BIGGERs OFFICE, rat
Il Dec. %, 1929. {
RlGGERS friends and patrons always obtain the
ID - capital prizes and cash at sight.
Drawn Numbers in The Union Canal Lottery Glass
No. ii. Ur
20 25 40 Al 81 % 32 45.
Whole Ticket No Is 81 Capital of 81 600
% 81 do. of 1000
with numerous other handsome prizes, were sold and
paid yesterday at sight, at " Fortunes Lounge"
BIGGER'S OFFICE.
~ Next Union Canal Lottery Class No. Is, drawn
in Philadelphia, 7th January 1880.
60 Number Lottcry-l0 Drawn Ballots
s.. 100000 Capital Prize.
Tickets 10; shares in proportion.
For the Grand Capitals and cash at sight, send your
orders to tf.r..- THOMAS b. BIGGER,
tat Richmond Va.
Dec 25. 77-2t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-12-25


Valley 20
Midland ~
Eastern III
The proposition Of The gentleman from Albcmarle,
(Mr. Gordon) concurred in by the Committee Of the
Whole, gave as the present appointment in House
Of l27 members, the following proportions:
Western District, %
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-10

'I'HE unparalleled reputation OF this medicine i
such, and ats prc-emnent virtues are so well es-
taoshad, and so fully acknowledged by an intelligent
public that it is scarcely necessary to say any thine
further than that it IS a SOVEREIGN REMEDY
IN Diseases of the Liver: Debility resulting from nen
Perance and disspation Old and invcterate Ulcers:
ans IN the bones, attended with swellinrs of the
joints: Indigestion: Blotches on the Face Pnples 4
syphilis: Cutaneous diseases generally and l'et;er IN
particular: Mercurial and Scrofirlous complaints
Inc certificates OF wonderful cures performed nv
lne CatholIcon, have become numerous rs To prc-
clnde their Insertion in any newspaper and has made
IL necessary Tor the proprietor TO print them in
pamphlet OF about 100 pages. This will be forward
ed as soon as possible to the several gents for ra
tultous distribution, and must pcsuSal strengthen
me good opinion now entertained by the friends ~
TINS medicine, and dlsarm, il is hoped the proiudi
ces OF those who view with distrust any medicine not
known IN what Is called regular practice" Facts
are stubborn things, and cannot be cainsaid
AT the earnest solicitation of members of tho mod
lca faculty, and others who have Witnessed the aston
lshlng cures effected by the use of the Vcrct,hI,
Iathohcon, and who are anxious that It's benefits to
mankind may bc more widely dIiIscd tho proprjetor
has consented 10 reduce the retail prico ia TWO
DOl'LARS per bottle; and this will he done 9Th
out III any way deterioratlng the quality Of the med
lclne or re""cfnS The size IF ME bOie rs has bep,,
materially done In tho case of Swarn's Panncca
hInet ~ bn'S yscestg reearei from physicians and from
@fs"tsJor ne see IF foeT's CrGoico most o lcto; are
also dg,l!sfor SiCaiH's PaHacer
81 retail more than tozen bottles Of your Cot,co
eh one oote OF SWANS Panacca; and feel 1eat p.asro m
informing you that in every which have seen the O.
tno oi tired II has produced dec,ded 6eocfL"
could you afford to reduce the price of your athro -
wv Gais should NEE frequently prescribe it my patients
hn ls "oud also be done by number Of other ,vcans IN
ms town and vicinity who have with the bee; eocie
a 'e 9eeT IaGaceas, and tine Compound Syrup of Sar
An eminent physician says al have known several c
otnen oy he use OF your Ca'hoicon, which had preyosy
resisted the ordinary prescriptions Of the faculty. and ba,e
never known II To pro luce injurious sGectS"'
lie above Invaluable medicine be- constantly had ,f
Jn - opposite The Eagle Hotel, Richmond.