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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-06-23
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
~ lie subscriber offers for sale credit of one two and
three years, hi, house and lot at Prince Edward Court.
house The house Of brick two stories and half hirh
with all convenient out houses, good well of fine
an ice house. which keeps unusually WELL and
ONCE N the yard Ths lot contains three and half
Of land aud on IL garden in good state OF cultivation
ahd very productive. The situation believed TO be yery
desirable for professional gentleman with family. The
ioeastion convenient being but miles from Hsmp
den Sydney College, and the distance from Churcb
the nsshhohood healthy aud society and axees
ee-Any person whins to purchase make application
directly 10 me- Possession given on the lat Of Oct.
May ~ 3-wus,hJuly A. w. VENABLE
L1natie Hospital, williamsburg
NoTiCEis hereby given that.l the cells
are occupied no more will be received
setilsome 1.-THE said vii
ssyIven. By order sfths Csurtof Direetsr,.
My rs Is-tf L. HENLEY.
Mr.. John Turner Er'Orof .Ndtthe,o ITner-
SEsAKE notice that shall the iih day August, s2s
~ fair, If not the fair day, The Of
Charles George d. Baskerville The county of Meeken
burg and State of Virgns take the
Augustine Saith and John Ingram be read evidence
case which hereafter be instituted should one ever
be instituted by youa Executor Aforesaid, against myself
Executor oi Philip Reskes, which deposition will tsen ~
pursuance OF decree Of the County Court Mecenburg
for PerFe'uatiRs the testimony of ssid witnesses
THOS. REEKES,
June D. S-wfp Ex'or Of philip Reeke..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-06-23
[F5Om the ". Y Morning Cou,iey.1

WALKING CAHE.--One OF the handso,oe.,
hickory walking canes we remember 10 have
seen for some time past has been sent 10 the Pre-
sident by ls1ac Anderson, fisherman, of Wash.
ipgton Market. Isaac got possession Of massive
piece OF the old Checeaur de Fyize, sunk al West
Point, by the wings in '76, which came up. we
suppose, among the fishing poles in the river The
wood being perfectly sound, ne bad cane turned
aud silver mounted, and it with the following
letter to the President -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-06-23
NV YonK, Iolh Nav. 1920

Dear Genersl---I send you walking cane from
me Cptreaur ne FTtSe, which the Americans
sunk at West Point in I7T6, niece Of which
bsrbed With iron, was lately brought up You
may have snuff box from the tree that shelter
ed Wallace, or chair from Shakspesrs's mul.
berry tree, but a walking cane made from the
tough hickory sunk by Americans to guard their
watof COURSES aod mountain passes must lead Il,
some Pleasing 'ecoec,ions 10 the mind q an OLD
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-06-23
Erecistive Department, !
Eeb 2l 1900

PROPOSALS WILDE received at this Department or the
purchase ofths ansports the Pcntentisy. Terms.
Those disposed purchase will give their proposals
delay
BY order, VIM. H. RICHARDSON.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-07-13

Celebration Of he Fourth of yuly

Celebration Of he Fourth of July
Richmond July THE weather on Saturday
was not as favorable as might have been desir.
ed, for the celebration of the Great Aim VERSA.
ry. IL rained constantly from sunrise ill
midday and there was not that general turn
sui of the citizens, as is customary on such an
occasion. The morning was ushered in by thu
Artillery, and at sun rise the national salute
was fred.
The Volunteers turned out. The large por-
ton OF Capt. Rutherfoord's Artillery Compa.
ny spent the day in an excursion down the riv.
er in the Steam Boat Potomac. The Light In
faniry Blues. commanded by Capt, Johnston,
mustered in the neghborhood of the Capitol
Square, and attended in the Delegates Hall,
the exhibition Of the ceremonies for which our
fellow citizens were indebted TO their public
spirit. Mr.. r. Burton, read the Declaration of
Independence, accompanied by some very pro-
per and just remarks, and Mr.. j. w. Broken.
brough followed vii an eloquent Grafton.
After the interesting scene was concluded in
the Capitol, the citizens generally Dispersed
and the Light Infantry Blues marched off to
their dining ground at Buchanan's Spring,
where they were Joined by many guests, whom
their hospitabe spin il had drawn around them
The evening was closed, with salute, which
the Artillery Company on their return from the
excursion fired at Rockets. Compiler.
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SUBSTITUTE FOR COFFEE.

Asshs'itnte for Coffee has recently been in
| troduced, TO some extent in France and sold
in Paris. As thu French are proverbiaIly fond
OF coffee, and good judges OF its quality the a.
doption Of any thing in its place affords ground
TO presume that it must be good. The new ar
ticle is kind ofpea, called in that country Lo-
tier a guaire angles, which does mol run into
branches like many OF IFS species, and presents
a leaf like that Of clover, and blossom with an
agreeable smell. resembling in appearance the
violet. The pod IS four-square and grows 10 a
considerable size on good land. when ripe,
The plant is pulled up by the roots, and dried
in the sun, being kept carefully from damp
ness and then the grain or peas being kept in
very dry place, or put in stove, are laid a.
side for use. When Two Yeas old, and burn,
and made like coffee, Except that more mus,
be allowed for cup) it was said to be little, il
al all inferior.
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ted. The rain, which commenced the previ.
Gus night, continued TO fall copiousiy during
the whole morning notwi,hsfanding which.
the Military parHded about 10 o'clock. and al
ter forming in Market Square, proceeded 10
The Theatre, where numerous audience having
assembled, the Declaration of Independence
was read by ZINES Turner. Esq and an Grafton
delivered by Charles Campbell. Esq. We we're
not present ourselves, but have heard both of
these performances spoken of in terms OF high
praise by those who were more fortunate.
Al the conclusion OF the Grafton, the Mill
iary proceeded to the Lawn in iron, OF Poplar
Spring. where, exposed 10 torrents of rain. they
fred national salute about / O'Clock.
Between three and four the citizens sat down
to Dinner prepared agreeable 10 contract at
Poplar Spring. Patrick Durkin. ESQ, the May
or OF Petersburg, presi1ed. assisted by Coils.
Butts and Peterborough and Capt. ID. n. Brunch
az Viee.Presidenis. After the removal OF the
cloth, the Toasts. accompanied by Songs, and
the roar Of Artillery, were drank with much
glee. Iimss.
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From the Brdstopn (Ky.5 Herald Of June "a
DINNER TO ii. CLAY

At a meeting of The friends OF n. Clay, held
in the Court House, nj Bardslown, on Saiui-
day the I7h May. Mai. ID. S. Howell being
called 10 the chair, and n A. Hobbs appoin.
ted Secretary, the following resolutions we're
adopted:
The individuals composing this meeting. be-
ing desIrous Of maniesling, by some pubic tes'
| timonh, their regard aud esteem for their
distinguished fellow.ciizen, Henry Clay OF
testifying their mistaken Confidence IN his pat
riotisln and integrity aad also, Of rendering
their acknowlede eAe Bis for his services 10 their
Common country :.-Tberefore, Be 1t
Resolved, That the members 1f this meeting
will unite with the eiizeus oil Bards'own. and
Of Nelson county generally,t to honor Mr.. Clay
with public dinner.
Resolved, That committee be appointed
by the chair, consisting of seven members,
whose duty and whose privilege it shall Ne,
to address, in the name, aud on behalf OF this
meeting. a letter to The Hon Ii. Clay, respect
fully inviting him to public dlnner al Bards.
town.
The Chair, Immediately after the adoption
Of The latter resolution. anu eunced 10 The meet
Mai. Thomas Speed, DIR. b. Harrison, DIR. j.
Bemisa Benz Harden, Esq. SAM. Carpenter,
ESQ, Gen. r Sweets, and Capt c. Talbot, 10
which, on motioa, was added the name OF 90
James Allen, as a Committee to correspond
with Mr.. Clay.
Resolved further, That the above named gen
temen, appointed as committee of CORES
DO pdence, be notified thereof.
Resolved, that this meeting now adjourn.
ID. S. HOWELL Oh
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-07-13
FIFTY.THIRD ANNIVERSARY

Petersburg, July Gas might have been seen
IN our last paper, the citizens Of Petersburg. by
their committee. had entered into the usual ar
engagements for celebrating in an appropriate
manner, the Anniversary Of the Day that gave
us existence as Nation but owing 10 inauspi-
cious weather on Sat. the 9TH, mach of that out
ward display, which contributes essentially to
effect on such occasions, was necessarily omit.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-07-13
ALEXANDRIA, Louisiana, J June 10.

ALEXANDRIA, kLouIsihnd, JUNE iS'
COMMERCIAL Faiiures.-We sincerely regret 10
learn, by the latest advices from New Orleans,
that number ofmercantile houses in that city /,
some Of them ofthe highest responsibility l. Oh
whose soIvsncy the most implicit reliance has
been hitherto placed, have recently failed and
from the rapidly with which the downfall, of one
concern had been succeeded by others. conse-
quencos the most disastrous aud extensive were
apprehonded. The New-0reans papers " hich
have reached us, contain no allusion to the
state of affairs and what their motive may
be for thus s'udiously avoiding any mention Of
the subject, we know not. For ourself, we con
ceive il proper 10 put our readers IN posse ssiop
of the facts, SO far as we apprised OF them /;
the interests Of many Of our plaaters being no
doubt considerably affected by these occur
rences. II our information is correct, there
is reason to believe that few ultimate losses are
TO be feared-though the amount involved in
each case OF failure, is so grea, as 10 preclude
the hope of any immediate accommodation.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-07-13
Cincinnati, June 20

CHcInHdti, June ~,
Conugai Distress. I'VE took occasion short
time since TO advert to the number Of applica.
tons for divorces. which were on the docket
Of the Supreme Court of this county, at the
session which has just closed We find the &C.
tual number of petitions for this object to have
been twenty six In eleven OF the cases, the
parties we're turned ont of the court without the
relief for which they sought SO imploringly in
FIVE others. they have been doomed to a state
of suspension for another year; and in only
ten out of the twenty six cases, were the par
ties enabled 10 show that they had been suff-
cienily gully to entitle them to have their mat
Timonial chains kaocked off by the court.
While we are called upon therefore 10 rel oice
with those, who. have been successful, our sym
pathies are demanded for those who are TO lin
r out another year Of vexatioas SUSPENSION,
and our deepest COMMUNICATION is due TO those
whose fate II is to drag our miserable exis-
tence, TO be prisoners without hope, the main
der of their lives (Chron
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From The Hhseiimy Compiler, Juiy I,

tTV" INC " NttFHY CUWVIItT, JUIY 7,
citizen OF this place, who has just return
ed from Louisville, gives us the following
particulars Of the explosion ola boiler of the
5. b. kenawha & its consequences, which took
place on the Oath, ult. at the mouth of Guy.
andotte, on board which he was a passenger
at the time
The kenawha had stopped to discharge and
receive passengers. After the boat was pushed
off, the Engine was started, and the pump put
10 motion to supply the boilers with water.
The boilers beng rather low, and very hot al
the time, and but little steam having been let
OF during their stay at the shore, The moment
the cold water came in contact with the star.
board boiler. il burst; both ends blowing off.
the boiler itself breaking quite asunder. about
midway its length, ONE half Of which was
ripped lensthwise and spread out in the form
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-07-13

Though have been loo much in public life 10
be wealthy, my situation IS extremely eomlofla-
BILE, Il leaves me nothing 10 wish but eoniinu
sncs OF health With this blessing, the profits OF
WY profession u other prospects, authorize an
eIpseisiion sfsoeh additions 10 my resources
As will rendor the eve Of lie easy and agree
able, so far as may depend on this considefa-
tons"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-07-13
L@aO0RMSa

Y7UST opened, by D. & r. KYLE, ov,
~ superior Leghorns.-AIso siew dog
toise Sheell Tuck Combs, the largestF 4
May % III
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-07-13

try Of her citizens 10 every quarter, that we
tender 10 you This testimony of our high sppso'
baton and sincere regard.
Awaiting your answer as TO the desired sisli,
we remain, with great respect,
Your fellow citizens,
THO. SPEED,
BEN. HARDIN,
SAnL. CARPENTER,
PETER SWEETS,
CYRUS TALBOT,
JOHN BEMlSS,
BURR HARRISON.
Bdrdaopn, Nay goth, 1929.
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of piece OF sheet Iron, and the hue coliaps
iny. was cast upon the shore, considerable
distauce by The violence 81 tue explosion
There were al the time about 25.Cabin aud 90
Deck passengers on board. the formor OF which
ese,ped uninjured. Oh the latter, including
hands, The following is a list Of the persons
killed and injured by the explosion.
Killed 4.-Abraham Barnes. Fireman /;
Thomas Bryant, Passengers James sheriff.
do Child OF 3 years Old, Hamilton do. lad.
Sirname moi known, but whose father resides
near Sun6sh o, Died of Scoids and bounds up
10 7. o'clock A. NJ. of June 20, 4.-C. Davis,
Colored Man, passenger;
3 TSam s,.I Ps,,,0,. Engineers.
Lewis Handy, Deck hand.
Dangerously injured, - Captain Rogers !;
n. ST. Clair John Bremwell. late of Poplar
Springs A. Williams, coiored man. Cook.
Slightly injured II. Joseph Sheriff, formerly
OF Ptsburg Mrs Sheriff. had her heel bone
broken, and was slightly scalded, as also 3
children ofihe above scaded Ann riggs,
Mary Ann Graham, Martha Woodruff and
child, c. Rust, and Samuel Edgar,-Aii deck
passengers.
II is mentioned that Lieut. Hammersl, has
been confined 10 six months, under matches by
order OF Com. Creighton, and that one or two
Midshpmen are, under the same severe discip
linarian, restrained from doing mischief 20
themselves, or others, by iron handouts. Com
Creighton has been superseded, aud will, no
doubt, be courimartialled, at his own request. il
he ID not by order of Government. Perhaps,
an investigate n will result, as Com. Stewards
trial resulted, in the conviction of the subordi-
nate officers of great INSTRUMENTATION. and in
the exc1lpation of the Commodore from a
charge OF unnecessary severity. Lieut.. Ham
mersly, it will be recollected was the leader
OF one of the parties whose feuds disturbed the
tranquility Of Com. Stewards squadron.
lBosfon Palladium.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-07-13

The University ofNorth Carolina, ofwhoh he wa
Trustee, conferred upon him. a, the las, commences
mont the degree Of L. l.. d.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-19

Vh"LNlA; Al superior court OF chancery holden =,
me capitol In the city Of Richmond, on the 5ls,
Gay OF January, 1928: William Mann, in his NUN
T'sh and as exor Of james Mann decd pl, opaiotf Re-
Jain'n mann >" his own right and exor of Jame, Mann
~ "m lTueheart, aie sheriff Ha mover counts, snJ
as such administrator OF John Mann de ed Ma,,bo W
fng'on' WAC was Martha Mann Austin por,er and Esn
Wy ms "lle' Ehzdheih Wade, who was El,za Na,n
nuuhen Burton, exor Of Thomas Wade James Mann
h!'zaneh Mann, and Adelne Mann, George C;iIm,r
Nn onan aud Milly Gilman, Thomson Mann
hhT'ln and Elizabeth his wife, Moore I'D r,l:,L
bis ~'le' WIN Mann, George Mann and Sarah Az
Paike street and Temple Eliinu John ID. Hrov.n r,"'
ming Brown, Thomas Cawhorup, Ann Mann. ,vidos, or
James Maun' Elizabeth who intrtmarried with ~
JUICY George William and Sally Mann children oc
George Mann, dec'd, DIS. ' 'e" W
lhs cause IN which the plaintiffs appsar IN have nm
GeTuen 10 The mode prescribed by la against the def
n"h's usun P'Tlcr aud Fanny his wiie James Man
george gilman, WIN Gilman, Mily Gilman Thomn,o'
Mann, Martin n nd Fizs ha,h 4. a"'.nPSoh
nj t,l;,, ' w. "oe'b ms wife, Moore
Mann aud Thomas Cawthorne who are out Of This con
wy 'hd as To the other defendants on the several dec,,,
"ners taxing The bill for confessed IN tbyu cs,r. 40
ms "ny 10 be heard on the bill and eSbbi,s and ne.
argue" ny counscIi consideration whstsoC the oon,t
" order' mat one nf it's mmssomets do state ,e 49,,
V'a' accounts between the parties IN the bill entioned
'"n report the same to the Court with any sa,,e,q sre
e'hy stated, deemed pertinent by himself or which NAV
nc required by the parties ~ he stated.
q copy Jeitr, WI q. PENDLETON, e. E.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-19

IIiE unparalleled reputation of this medicine is
such, and Its pre-eminent virtues are so well es-
'doShad, and so fully acknowledged by an intelligent
pubic that it scarcely necessary to saw anv thing
further than that it is a SOVEREIGN REMEDY
IN Discusses the Liver: Debility resulting from intern
Perance and dissipatlon Old and nyeterate Ulcers:
rams In the Bones, attended with swellings of the
FONTS: lndlgestion Blotches the Face PimpIes &c
syphilis: Cutaneous diseases generally and letter in
particular: Mercurial and Scrofhlous complaints.
ne certificates of wonderful cures performed by
the CathohcOn, have become so numerous as to pre-
cIude their insertion IN any newspaper and has made
IL necessary for the proprietor to print them in n
pamphlet OF about 100 pages. This will be forward
ed as soon rs possible the several Arcnts for pro
.IouS uStrioution and must, on perusal, strengthen
the Good opinion now entertained by the friends of
TINS medicine, and disarm, is hoped the preiud
ces oil those who view with dstrust any medicine not
known IN what is called regular practice" Facts
are stubborn things, and cannot be Vainsaid.
AZ the earnest solicitation of members Of the med
real faculty and others who have witnessed the aston
lslung cures effected by the use of the Vegetable
Oatnolcon and who are anxious that its benefits TO
mankind may be more widely dlifuscd, the proprietor
mas consented to reduce the retail price to TWO
DOl'LARS per bottle; and this will he done with
OUT III Gy way deteroratlng the quality of the med
Iclne, or reducing the size IF the boie as has beon
materially done IN the case of Swuim's Panacca
Extracts " dteTs recently recred from pIgscrs and from
age"tJor ne Sae IF Poer's Cdtoicon, most Of ho; are
also dge1tSJor Spdin's Pdnacea
81 retail more than dozen bottles of YOUR Ca,ho,co ~
ell one bottle of SWANS Fanacea; and great plea ye IN
informing you that IN every in which have seen the "a
holcon tried has produced decided benefit" VIC
could you afford reduce the price Of your G. tl;con IN
~S doas should more frequently prescribe my patients
ana ls would also be done by number Of other physicians IN
ms town and vicinity who have with the best eac,s
eI an me other Panacea and the Compound Syrup Of Sar
An eminent physician says 81 have known several
oned ny the use OF your Catolcon, which had previously
resisted the ordinary prescriptions Of the faculty. and have
never known u 10 pro luce injurious e1ects' -
me above invaluable medicine may be constantly had Of
-, j. II. BLAMIRE,
Jan ~ Opposite the Eagle Hotel Richmond
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TERMS.

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July % u g
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To Printers and Publishers.

I'VE subscriber ina wing added the ma of mo-
veabie Type u his Stereotype establishment res.
ec"iy socts share of the patronage Of the Printers
oi tehhsylvfnia and the adjacent States.
Having practical knowledge of printing nd aIso n.
wing heen longer practically engaged in business Of
S""oyphg than any other person the United States
ne h"pes to be able, from such experience give salts
Iacon to those who may favor him with their orders
tl" an intimate acqua nta for a number of wears
\heaIy elshD with the business of type founding he
hopes 10 be able 10 produce type equal any offered 10
the Printers of the u. States.
MS PRICES, though low, i'll Of course be the same as
ohPs III tie same business Nor will ne attempt TO vio
'ae ruin, or insult common sense by pretending to any
increased facilities IN the manufacture" (for thet. ae
no other "ctes atpTeseni in This city, tina the re- were
years ago, when type were from 40 so per cent
hgheT than at presently have "materias used i'm
MAKING printing types been greatly reduced" as to
oear any proportion TO the reduction in the pricrs Of
type But the reduction has been "indured- bv canine
uhon' aud an oveIbraIing disposition Of hns,
wh" nave grown rich the enormoL
profits type.
All sizes Of type, plain and ornamental for book aud
J"o printing from IA lines Plea HnnpareiI cousan,Iv
on mana IN such quantity supply any order al hoy,
novice In the choice IF Book-Pttpr pains hsv. b.sn
s'ken IN select such faces generally Approved C
YmmetTy, neatness and durability.
lie also keeps a complete Printers Warehouse (,hs
only one IN this cy0 and furnish complete Printing
office at very short notice.
The following are his PRICES at credit Of months
ior approved notes or acceptanceor discount of five
per rent. viii be made for cash:-
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Richmond Dyeing Establishment.

KlchmOnd Dyeing Establishment.
On Cary Street, rear Of ire Yirs-inia and Farmers
Banks
oSEPli WILLIAMS is grateful 90 the ladies
~ and gentlemen of Virginia, for past f,vours and
hopes continuance of the same; and would thank
inc ladies' sending their silk dresses TO have them Ia
Ken to pieces which will enable him to warranttheln
TO be dyed and finished as well at any establish,
mcnt in the Union. Canton stuff dresses not ne
cessary, lac has suitable machines to finish them, If
sent to him in the situation above mentioned.
Gentlemen are likewise informed, that he scours
and renews in colour coats pantuoons and vests to-
getcr with all kinds of apparel and If requested repairs
them in the neatest manner. AS usual all kinds of
piece goods dyed, and hot cold pressed; furniture
stuflS ceansed and re-dyed in the neatest manner.
N Il. Tickets will be issued on leaving the goods
with him and requests they will be presented on APP
plication or the same.