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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-07-10
July 5.
.weop Spring and Summer Dry Goods,

.Netc Spring and Summer Dru Goods
AZ YLE * COCHRAN have received per schrs.
Iva Fairfield and Richmond Packet and former arrj-
walls from New York, and will receive per Virginia
from Philadelphia their full assortment of Spring and
DRY GOODS; consistine in ma, Of ,he I,,
lowing:
8, and Cd ginghams, striped and plaid
3, and ga do black and white
Fancy colored prints well assorted
Plain. striped and plaid batiste
Striped and plaid cote plays and French einghams
Black white and assorted cold Gro de Naples
Assorted coiors Gro de Berlin and Gro dc Ian
Black Italian iustring
DO senshaws and sarsnets
Do satin levantnes
DO white a-id coloured satins
DO itaitanettes
Do and assorted co,ors palinarinc
Do figured silks
Fancy silk and cause handkerchiofs
DO cause wells and scarfs
Plain and figured book Swiss, iacoaet and null
musns
Corded and striped muslps
4, and 6-i cambrics and cambria musns
Swiss, jaconet and threa cambria crayats
:, and o. bobhnett lace, plain and figured
Bobbinet quilting and edging
DO wells black and white
Thread laces and edgnes
Cambria and furniture dimity
Ausiln robes, Swiss and jacopet
Grape do, black and colored
Canton, Nankin and Mandarin Grape
Grape shawls
Belt, bonnet, cap, lustrng and satin ribbons
Marseiiles vesting white and colored plain and f.
CURED
VaenLa, do do do do
Silk do, French and English, do do
Sateen, white and striped
James, do do
Black circassians everlasting and prunella
Do Bombazines 8, 8 and Ca
British and India nankeens
Cloths and cassimeres, general assortment
Irish linens and lawns
Do and Flemish shcetngs
Linen cambria and cambria hdkfs. plain and cold
borders
9, 9 and l0-4 table diaper
10 and l2-f do damask
Damask do cloths Russia diapeT
A linen checks
and Al cotton apron and furniture do
and A domestic ginghams
Twillcd cotton, brown and bcached
general assortment of brown and bleached do
msstcs
Cotton and linen bedticking
German and British ozRaburgs
Russia sheetings and burlaps
And many other articles all OF which they are dis
posed (as usuaD to sell at wholesale and retail at re.
duced prices June 5. 8-w6t
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IN CHANCERY.--At Rules held in the Clerks Of
n fec Of the County Of Buckingham, ON Monday the
Isl day of June, 1920
Edmund Henry, Pitt
against
Dorothoa Winston, formerly Dorothea Henry exec,,-
Tux, and George Winston executor Of Patrick Henry,
dec and Edmund Winston, adn'or with The will annex
ed OF Edmund Winston, dec who also executor OF
the said Patrick Henry, dec. DefCts
The defendant, George Winston, not having entered
his appearance, and given security according to the Act
OF Assembly and the Rules of this Court and il appear
ing tha he is no; nabitant OF this Country Ii is Or
iered Tina, he said George Winston do appeaS here on
The hrst day OF August term next, and the bill
oil the plant-and that copy of this order be insert
ed in newspaper published in the city OF Rich.
mond for two months SUCCESSFULLY and posted al the
front door Of the Courthouse of this County
Copy. Teste, r. ELDRIDGE, JR- D. c.
June IL. I0-w2n
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-07-10

WsUMFORD ACADEMY The Exercises of The
x a Second Session Of the present year, will com.
mencc at this Institution the 9th July and tormi-
nate on the 18th December next The course pursu-
ed IN the classical department. comprchends the high
or Grecian and Roman Authors, and enables the stu
dents advantageousy 10 join the senior classes in any
OF the Colleges of tho u. States. The English and
Mathematical department, will continue under The care
Of Mr.. T.. w. Kenny, whorc requirements as a mathe-
matcian sufficiently known and require no culo-
GUM This Seminary affords complete oppor-
tunity o. acquiring knowledge not only of the branch
esoi Mathematics, requisite for admission iHto COLLEGE
but also of being well qualified enter the NAVY or
the Military academy at West Point.
TERMS-Board, washing and tuition per Session Of
months, (each l'oarder finding his own bed towels,
candles, &c) $50, payable in advance; Tuition alone,
S16 per Session, likewise 10 be poi1 n advance
VIM. HAWKESWORTH
King William, June is. 11--1GJ23, 30, 1911 4
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against
Robert Thurston sheriff of Gloucester, committee &
administrator Of rhos r. Rootes, decd. Ann Rootes
widow OF Thomas r. Rootcs, Jr. decd. and others.
Defts
And the Court in conformity with said decree doth
further order that the tract OF land in the proceedings
mentioned called Goudhill, be sold at public auction
10 the highest bidder, after six weeks advertisement
in the city of Richmond, upon the following terms:--
one third cash. and credit OF and two years iog the
balance payable in equal annual instruments be Sc
cured by bond with good security and deed of trust
on the premises. And upon the petition of Lawrence
Battaile and with the assent of the parties the Court
doth direct the foregoing sale to be made by said Bat
allie, who special commissioner for that purpose is
hereby directed on making sale 10 deposi, the amount
the cash payment 90 the credit of this suit in the Office
OF discount and deposit Of the Bank of Virginia Of Fred
ericksourg and subject the future order of the Court
to make report to this Court of his proceedings in Or
der 10 final decree. Extract Testc.
A. w. MORTON, C. C.
Pursuant to the foregoing dccrctal ORDER the under
signed commissioner win expose sale according 10 The
terms prescribed, Hanover Courthouse on the fourth
Wednesday in August tina; being Court day. the tract
OF land called Goudhil in the County of Hanover on
Panlunkey river, one or two miles above Hanover
Town, and distant about eighteen miles from Richmond
This tract contains about thousand acres a large
proportion OF which is very valuable low grounds II is
considered of the best tracts on the river Mr.
Jones who rents the land the present year. will be 50
good as TO shew 1t TO any person who may wish TO view
It, LAW. BATTAILE.
July s. it'd,
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IN CHANCERYs-in Louisa County Court. Jun.
il 9th, 1928.
John Carpenter and Claiborne Carpenter. Pitts.

IN CfiANCERY.-in Louisa County Court. June
il 9th, 1928.
John Carpenter and Claiborne Carpenter. Pitts.
against
Matthew Carpenter, Joseph +. Carpenter, Walker
Carpenter and Elizabeth his wife, VIM. Lewis and Ann
+. his wife, which said AnnF. and Elizabeth daugh
ters Of Nathi Carpenter dec, Sarah +. Carpenter,
Francis Carpenter, James 5. Carpenter, VIM Carpen-
ter, Mary j. Carpenter, and Anderson B Carpenter
which said James =, William, MaryJ. and Anderson b.
are children OF Nathaniel Carpenter, Jr. decd, Ma
thaniel C. Carpenter, who is the sole heir OF William
Carpenter, deed. Tandy Gil,um aud Nathaniel j. C.
Cllum his son-The said Taniy Gillum having inter-
married with Mary, who Mary Carpenter, daugh-
ter Of Nathaniel Carpenter, decd and who died. in his
life time, leaving the said Nathaniel J. c. Gum, her
only child, Debts.
The defendants, Walker Carpenter and Elizabeth his
wife, William Lewis and Ann +. his wife, James s.
Carpenter, VIM. Carpenter, Mary j. Carpenter and An
derson Is Carpenter not having entered their appear
ance and given security according to law and the rules
OF THIS courand appearing 10 the satisfaction of the
Court that they not Inhabitants of this State the
motion OF the plaintiffs by their counsel, 1t is ordered
That the said last named defendants do appear here on
the first day of September Court next and answer the
bill oil the plaintiffs, and that copy OF ;his order be
forthwith inserted ia newspaper published in the
City of Richmond, for months SUCCESSFULLY, and
posted AZ the front door OF the Courthouse of this Coun
~ on some court day. copy. Teste,
JOHN HUNTER, C. l.. C.
May 2s. I3-wswS5s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-07-10

mOHN ROY having removed 10 Norfolk has ee-
o. 'abished himself there az commission Mer.
chant an1 VIII transact any busue~- c9nhded 70 his
care. Ihr possession Of t'e conu odious Ere proof
Public Warehouse situated in the most eligible part of
The Borough enables him TO offer the planters des.
ending the Roanoke, secure ami convepiep, Ssor.
age Tor their produce His Office H. IN the house 70.
Gently occupied by Messrs. =. & r. r.. Tab5.
June y. = -
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INDIAN rOkN
KANAwHA. 18th June. ISIS

Judge Peters, formerly prrsiden Of the Prnnsyva
MIA Agricultural Society recommended the harrow IN
steal OF the plough, in cnliivadug Indian corn; and
perhaps in eeding, the first lime Of hoeing, the
harrow will be found preferable to the plough especial
" in light mellow SOIL In siin or stony soil a
plough eulivaor is he preferred least for TIE
second and third time hoeng. The plough or eul,ivs
tor leave OF the land light, and in situation 10 We
easily disposed Of by thu hoe, and less inpedcd by
stones, roots and her obstacles, than the harrow H.
will, therefore, be heat 10 be governed by
ces, but perhaps, genca rule, narrowing for thu
first time OF hoeing, and poughng at half hiihng ana
iiling will prove the most advantageous mode OF cu
vaton After your is hoed Tor the frat Ds, will
he great advantage TO place about each hill handful
Of ashes, GYPSUM some say, mixture of both win
prove more advantageous lan either used separate.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-07-10

Eligible situations for Cotton and Pooiien Manu.
factories.
yNVIIE subscribers inform the public, that they have
a for sale rent reasonable terms, two very eli
gible Mill sites James River, contiguous &c their
Flour and Corn Mills, situated the public Dock
upongood navigation, short distance only above Mayos
Bridge, and opposite the Capitol with ample and con
slant supply of Water under fall pressure of 2s
feet neither subject to droughs or frcshets-eher OF
which sites, can be improved at small expense, the
canal being already formed. Letters pos; paid will be
duly attended To-. II. HAXALL & Co.
The National Intellgencer, American and CONNER
cial Daily Advertiser, (Baldmore) and New York Eve
ming Post, will insert the above week for two
months, and send their accounts for payment.
p. II. & Co.
July g. 16-w2m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-07-10

EEUBLiC ENTERTAINMENT subscribes
% informs his friends and the public generally that In
connection with his mercantile business az Wilmington
fluVanna, ne has taken that old and well known Pubic
House, recently kept by Mrs. Wills (now Mrs CoIc4
and hopes to c,tain portion of the public patronage
The House having undergone various necessary re.
PAIRS Is nov in complete order for the reception of Ira
velers AMI Mrs Cole will devote herself exclusive.
ly tothe domestic concerns of the establishment nothing
can be wanting to render the stay Of the visitors agree
able The Bar will always be furnished with the most
choice liquors. selected by he subscriber in person and
ne can assure his friends that better can be proc
90 IN virginia VIM. J. COLE
N. II. Visitors will please rccocct that my Estab-
iahtnent Is white Frame House on the Iot hand
Wilmington, June %. ls-wgu
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-07-10
July 8.

a CARD.-Mrs. Stanard has taken the house re-
IA Gently occupied by Mr.. Henry Gibson, situated
Main street nearly opposite the Pencntiary Store
where she can accommodate boarders by the week,
month or year
N -. Wanted TO hiee first rate COOK; one who can
come well accommodated
July T. III
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Nav 2S.

HlRGlNlA At Superior Court OF Chancery held
in the town of fredericksburg, the 2lst day Of
April, 1929.
Emanuel Thurston administrator with the Will an
nexed OF Thomas b. Fox, William H. Prosser others
Pfs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-07-10

"a ih'iNl IA In Chancery--At Superior Court Of
Chancery holden at the Capitol, in The City Of
Richmond, on Tuesday the ooh day of Jan. 1929
David @. Williams PltR
against
VIM. ID. Wren, Sergeant OF the city of Richmond
and admir- of Edmund Wills dec who was Sheriff az
thanel Hobbs Jones, exor of Francis Jones' dec and
admor OF CatbaIne Jones, dec. and Columbus Jones
and Mary = his wife, John w. Jones Samuel G. Irwin
and Catharine G. his wife, Archer Osborne and Mar
Edgar Jones, Thadeus Jones' Philip G. Jones' and Do
ro,hy c. Jones; which Mary p, John w. Cath rine O.
Martha, Edgar, Thadeus Philip g., Dorothy and Fran
ces A. are children and heirs of said Catherine Jones'
dec.-Martha Lewis, widow, and Mary A. p Frances
=. c., Elizabeth c., Robert ID. p. and VIM l. Lewis
infant Children heirs and distributes OF Robert Lewis.
dec Thomas Nofsbam and Sarah his wife Philip Jones
who survived his wife Mary 7. Jones' and Elizabeth D.
ana Mary O. sarah a. c. NJ. VIM. c. Napoleon. Phi
mp T., Samuel {. Wilmington and Unity w. Jones' IN
liant children and heirs of je said Mary p Jones' dec
David Greenhil Samuel Greenhill, Richard Moborn
and Elizabeth his wife, late Elizabeth Greenbill and
Philip W. Greenhi.l-whch said Caiharne Jones dec
Martha Lewis, Sarah Worsharn, Mary p Jones doc
Elizabeth Mohorn David, Samuel and Philip w Green
HILL are and were Children co-heirs and distributes OF
Samuel Greenhi dec. and devisees and lceatees Of
Pascal Grcenih, Benjamin Johnson and Catharine his
wife, which Catharine is he surviving child heirasa
ar1 distribuee of Joseph Grcenhill doc Thomas Glib
bon adm'or OF VIM. Hall dec. (wio was adnor of VIM
Corde) and also administrator dc bons non of said VIM
Cordle and VIM. Gaines, adn'or Of the said Rob Lew
Is, dec. DefIts
the papers formerly read and was as ain argued by coun
sci On consideration whereof the cour. doth refer the
several accounts prayed for by The ll to one of lie
Commissioners, who is directed TO examine state and
settle the accounts Tor such Of them the parties may
deem necessarily and report the same 10 the Court with
any matters specially stated deemed pertinent by him
sell, or which may be required by c parties 10 be so
stated. Copy. Testc,
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W IRtiNIA In Chancery.--At a Superior Court os
Chancery holden al the Capitol, in the City of
Richmond on Tuesday the 2oih day of JAN 1929
David c. Williams, PltR
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VIM. G. PENDLETON, G. c. :
COMMUNICATED orr,cr. }

ftsCHHoHus June y, 1917.
The parties interested are hereby notified that have
appointed the Bird day Of August next and this Office
the time and place for taking the accounts directed In
TIE foregoing Order of Court when and where thew are
required 70 attend with their accounts, vouchers ard
documents ready for examination and settlement and
with Office Copies Of the Necessary Court papers
June IL. Io-w4w HILLARY BAKER, Conf
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WIa 9Ayra U. a 9TlaMWaa

IL iB.aatway, June a0.h 1879.
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tI'roul the Virginia Literary Musecm.l
AUSTRALIAN DVERrISEMENTs.


VIR0fL. Gea.sie,
Though low the subject, Is deserves our nai
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-07-10

'" In Qcsgrpksa .HslaSrs varic-s
bands Edited oybaron Field Esq F. L. s. London, 1906
l. Ihs singular animal, the native Of which .Hslirgong
has wound fom which followed swelling
eot pain, bat it rarely, if fatal.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-03-24
NON FREEHOLDErs


AT meeting OF respectable portion Of the Citizens or Tie
Town OF Petersburg eeholdcrs and eeholdcI end
TO extension of the Elective Frdncl al the Corflorsc
on Saturday evening, March H. i829:- ~'
Major DaHL e. Butts, Chairman,
E,cd. PeSct,d Secretary.
Major Butts, in a lucid and rcf,,eri rs,..t
explained the object of the meeting 49, '''7
Mr. VIM Robertson, u aud addressed assembly In
series OF argumsniave and lorbc observations cxs,,,i
OF the deprvdtions under which the no-reiuics ry la
aud the injustice manifested towards them ROT opv under ON.
present form OF government but durir the period OF %
colonial administration. -
Mr. Robertson having concluded his observations which
engaged tine profound attention OF the meeting Ines " a. r
ed 10y Mr. Mordcca Barbour, who Il feeling and trnrr,
address, portrayed, IN appropriate cOpTg the i-s,
extended 70 the trcehOldc and uonecipiocr ,rr %
republican fchn OF government Mr. Barbour core did re
remarks, by submitting resolution for the apoiutcrt of
committee with power to report subsequent ucats r. b
held at the Courthouse of this town ON SatuJav siHrc
next al O'CLOCK, SUCH propositions deemed aflv,a
bic TO advance the rights and pr.degcs OF the distinguished
portion of the community
NIcssTs VIM Robertson ~ Morlecai barbour Win 81. e.
Sen H. u Gaines, and Robert r. Collier
Onnouon maze and seconded. Il WIS Rcsoued THAT This
meeting be adjourned t Saturday evening nra, c DIST i;
at o'clock 49,
EwD. PEsoUe, Secretary.
| FLOUR.-2,000 bbls. of Canal Flour we're sold
yesterday at s. 90. 20 supply 81 or,, f.,,- .he
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-03-24

ing the inference of sone that had an intimation
tl't the celebrated quotation TO appear in the
compiler OF yesterday. Not SO: we had seen it in
Tie Enquirer, whenever cold day CHANGED in March
or APRIL tor ten or fifteen years back and we thought
tat IL ever 1t was seasonabe and apropos it would be
yesterday. We lean that "old winter lingering in
the lap offspring is Godsmitlian. and not Shakes
periau--It may be So
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-03-24

Funny oiacjdenCe.--From the uncomfortable
snow of Thursday yentured to suggest on yestcr-
day. our learned contemporary, the Editor of the
Enquirer and the Compiler, that his annual quotation
of"od winter lingering in the lap of springs" would
be at this time exceedingly pat to the purpose. We
we're very pleasantly amused, but by no means sur
prised at finding the quotation, according to annual
custom for the last 90 years, in of the journals
edited by that learned person, yesterday morning.
We notice the coincidence foE the purpose Of repel
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-03-24

English East Hldia Compapy.--Thc charter by
which the East India Company has so long monopo-
LIKED the commerce of the East Indies and China aud
exercised sovereign sway over 100 millions of Asiat-
ic subjects, will soon expire by limitation. How
tcnsivc their possessions and conquests how lucrative
their monopoly, and what enormous wealth that cell
e6rated corporation has drawn from it, are well
known to NIL the world. AS the time approaches
when the charter is to expire, the commercial world
of Britain experiences the agitation caused BY the
quest ion, whether the charter shall be renewed, or
the trade of the Indies thrown open to the enterprise
Of the British WORLD IF the Government were to
be swayed by the results of the two systems of mo-
nopoly free trade, We should imagine that there
would be hesitation in refusing renewal of the
charter-the benefits to England from the general
diffusion of the advantages of the trade, and above
ell, to the Asiatic subjects Of George ~. would far
counteroalance the greater wealth acquired by a
/ few, but which is accumulated and retained in, the
hands Of few. This Consideration however, was
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-03-24

FLOUR.-2,Ooo bbs. of Canal Flour we're sold
yesterday at 3 90. 20 supply ~ orI,r f-,.- .1a
NoItt<.
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iTTl-
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-03-12

The Albany Daily Advertiser saws
that sir. Van BuhES intends leaving tina,
city for Washington, on the 18th Msreb
to enter on the duties of the Department
of state.
General PETER b PoaTER. late Sec.
Rotary of War, and h,s family. left thus
CITY yesterday. for their residence in
New York. carrying with them the re
speet anu good wishes OF all who have
enjoyed tne pleasure OF their acoualn.
lance. ~ al Int.
Hds1stoteR, March 5.-The Hon
Henry clay has accepted al invitation
To parIake oi a public dinner in iiagers
town on bis return TO his residence m
Kentucky. lie Will leave Washington
between the 10 b aud 10th of the pres.
ent month. Due notice of the day on
which he may be expected will heresf
ter be gwen TO nls friends throughot the
eOuntry.
The friends of this great statesman
wish It TO be distinctly understood that
tbis proceeding is not to be construed
as evidence of a feeling on their part,
hostile to the existing Administration of
lie General Government; but deserv-
ed mark OF respect for the character
and Important public services. and as a
token Of uad,minished confidence in the
patriotism and ints grity OF MIR. Clay.
We understand that Mr.. c. has also
accepted similar invitation from bis
friends IN fr, dsrie k - Torch Light.
Mr. CLAY viii arrive ia Hsssrstowb
on MoBdas next-He will dine on Tues
day the 18th at the Globe Inn, with the
citizens OF Hagerstown and vieiniiy.l
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-03-12
MARRIED.

On Thursday last. by the Rev Mr.. Brook
Nj. JOHN wEstENHAyER, to Miss MARY
MILLER, all OF this coun,y.
On tire same day BY the Rev. Mr. Brown, Mr.
JAMES 1. CAMPBELL, TO Mrs REBECcA
HEDGES, all a this county.
On Wsdnesday evening. by the same, Ms
GEORGE hill, to Mss RACHAEL POR.
lEaFiELD, all of this county
On The seine evening, MIR SILAS WORLEY
10 Mrs. cArHARINE RAMSBURG, beth Of
this county.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-03-12

Commonwealth money The Senate
OF Kentucky have passed resolution
directing $500 GOO Of the surplus aud
defaced notes Of the Commonwealth
bank, TO be burnt Some discussion
took place. with regard to the amount
which It would be proper to burn. Mr.
Me Connell proposed $500, 1000 =. Mr.
tsIdIn Ss0o,oo0--M Dir Cockeriil $500.
GOO The monon for ssoo,0Oo Was a.
dopted.-kenfuckiaa.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-03-12

EKUsr sNI.t. Ky vittue ofa Trus,Il,g.
executed TO rue ON the i3th day OF Afarch,
1919 BY Henry Dee. and now OF record IN he
eeua,y ecur, OF Berkeley for certain purposes
therein mentioned viii be sold fer Cash, on tie
premises, on Ssturdsv, the &h dsy ~ and
nsyi, certain HouSG and LOT, situate on
iotn street. m the town Of Masiiushuve. TIE
sale will take piaee between the hours al Ia
and O'Clock ofthv dsv
HTLfkfE GREGORY, Trustee.
March ~ i92o