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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-07-17

Eastern District Of pirgi,,ia to scis:
/. pc 1T REMEMBERED, That on the twenty
- sixth day of June, in the fythrd wear of the In
........., dependence of the United States of Ame-
. L. 8. ca, Ihonas " Iyhiie OF the said District,
.,,r,r,.,s hath deposited in this Office the title of
beck, the right whereof he claims pro-
pretor, in the words following, wit: Constitutional
Charts, ComParativc Views of the Legislative, Ex-
ccuive and Judiciary Departments, in the Constitu-
of the United States. With Appendix BY
F" James NJ Garnet. Richmond. Printed and Pub
" lshcd by Thomas w. White. 1922 In conformity
to the act OF Congress of the United Statcs entitled IAN
act for the encouragement of OF learning by securing
the copies of Maps, Charts and Books, the authors anil
proprietors of such copies during the times therein
toned. RICHARD JEFFRlES, Clerk of the
Eastern District of Virginia
UP The above work is in Press and will soon
be published. The following extracts from the Authors
Dedication and Preface will suffice 10 explain both the
plan and design of the Work It's chief object is to
enable all who wish it, TO shorten the lsbour OF that
search which SO many will be DESTROYS of making into
The Constitutions OF oar Sister States with view
!ect all their best notifications for the purpose
deling To this end, have endeavoured 20 to
following Charts Tables that you may
pare at single glance the particular
State Government with the rest in regard to the pnci-
pal features of each branch of Administration and adopt
such as you shall most approve"
- ii one OF the prerequisites 10 the improvement Of
our present Constitution be- 10 inform ourselves WELL
speeding what has been done in sister States in re-
gard 10 the ameoraton of their Civil Poii,y, at
tempt 10 facilitate the acquisition of this knowledge is
certainly worth making al the present period, and must
prove highly useful provided bc executed with toerabe
care and judgment Under these impressions the Au-
thor of the following little work begs leave to offer 10
the Public set of Charts Tables, containing in
compendious form, abstracts from all the Constitutions
the different States including that of the United States.
These Charts exhibit at view the prominent features
OF each classified under the different heads of their L.
gislative Executive and Judicial Departments Some
explanatory notes and illustrations given in the form,
of an Appendix"
The Work will be offered for sale in Richmond,
Petersburg Norfolk, Fredericksburg, Charlottesville,
Lynchburg and ashington City.
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Department will be authorized to purchase TO supply
these posts
The inspection Of provision will be made the time
and place OF delivery and all the expenses peid BY
tractors until they deposited such store houses
may be designated by the Agent OF the Department.
The privilege will be reserved to the United States
increasing or diminishing the quantities OF dispensing
with one OF more articles at any time before entering in
to contract and also Of increasing reducing the guam
titles OF each delivery onethird, giving sixty days
previous notice..
Bidders not heretofore contractors, who have not fur
nished satisfactory evidence Of their ability 10 fulfil the
contracts for which they have proposed required
to accompany Their proposals with such evidence, toch
er with the names OF their sretes, whose responsibility
iust be certified to by the District Attorney by some
person well known to the government otherwise, their
proposals will not be acted on.
There can be no advances in any case; and evidence
of inspection and full delivery will be required at this
Office before payment will be made, whichsil be either
in drafts the departments ashjngton some Allan
tic City, in Treasury drafts specie paying banks
the Westward
1t desirable that each proposal be sealed in sepa-
rate envelope, and marked " Proposals for furnishing
Army Subsistence" GEORGE GIBSON, C.. G.,S.
June IL. IS--wtl5thSept
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BUFEALO .MLNER.HL SPRLNrTS.

Lying in the County Of .heckle5trg eighteen miles
from the Courthouse, miles from CgarkesciHe, 20
from HALIFAX Courthouse, and 80 from oxford;
KATILL be kept by the subscriber the ensuing Sea-
Wv son. who will do every thing in his power loren
dor visitors comfortable.
The medical virtue Of this water is so well known
description is deemed unnecessary by the proprietor
who refers the public to the certificates below of Drs
Lewis and Patillos. JOHN SPEED
have been acquainted with the Rt;9alo Springs for
upwards of 20 years, during which tme l have fire.
queptly made use of the waters myself, well
recommended them to others, and with decided good
effect They operate as gentle but cfcctua aperent
hesitation in recommending them happily calculated
TO remove the diseases incident to the Sum, and Fall
seasons. They have been critically analysed
but such trials have been made shew that they con-
tain Neutral Salts Sulphur, and iron / can but wish
they were more generally resorted TO, believing they
would be found to answer valuable purpose.
b. LEWIS
Having been requested TO give my opinion with re-
CARL TO the qualities and effect of the Buffalo Waters
state, that in their operation they aperent and 20
me- and at the same time considerably diuretic; and
rom my observation ina number OF instances of their
beneficial effects can recommend them valuable
remedy in all eases Of indigestion and irregularities of
The stomach and intesnes in Chronic diseases of the
Liver and Kidneys and all cases of general debility
also believe them to be excellent preventive against
tho autumnal diseases incidcn, 10 this climate
VIM. n. PATILIo.
In addition to the certificate of Dr. VIM. II. Paillo,
10 tho whole OF which fully subscriSc,) have only
to state, that have used the Buffalo Spring Waters
for IL or ID years past twice during the water
ing season, and have found them ansser all the pur
poses described in the certificate of DIR. VIM. III. Patti
To- After having attended many of the Medical Springs
among and beyond the Mountains, | have pleasure in
stating that the Buffalo Spring possesses more nearly
the properties Of the White Sulphur Springs (of Green
bricr) than any other have ever used. The differ
ence between these Springs is this: the White Sulphur
possesses apercnt purg.vc quality than
the Buffalo, but this may be easily s.,ni-A by small
in the morning with the usual quantity of water. |
have seldom never known these Springs fail cure
Cutancous diseases, such Itch letter and the like
when properly applied, and believe them to be GER
tain remedy. VIM. ]. PATILLO
Nav 20. wS,- s.
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NOriCE.-Ranaway from the subscriber last De-
cembcr, Jenny, 20 years of age, dark complexion,
common stature. She has acquantanccs in New Kent,
Charles City, Chesterfield, Henrico, and Prince
George; and is probable that she is in New Kent
or Charles City, she has been in the neighbour
hood of Turner Ii. Royals Of Charles City, who for
mcrly owned her. and she has also been seen in the
neighbourhood of Robert Baylys of New Kent. II is
likely she may pass free, and may have obtained free
papers. She doubt will be lurking about the
dement's of free negroes will pay reward of thirty
dollars If delivered to at Richmond and twenty dol
lars if secured in any JAIL so that get her again
LEWIS A. COLLIER
End of Mayo's Bridge.
June 2. 7-2amts
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-07-17

HISARMS FOR RENT.-Thc subscriber has the fol-
h lowing farms 90 rent or lease for a term of years.
The lease on the Mush island farm, will expire with
the present year. II lies in Halifax County NJ c. inn
mediately below Weldon, OH the Roanoke River. The
navigation TO the Island is at all times good for boats
carrying from 300 TO 500 bbs. of corn. The compile
ton of the Dismal Swamp Canal, must facilitate greatly
the getting to market the abundant productions of this
rich estate, the first low grounds Of which consist of an
inexhaustibe alluvion. TO tenant who would agree
10 grow from so to 100 OF the first low grounds In
hemp annually, would make the terms adyanta-
geous; or would unite in the cultivation with an ex-
perenccd farmer VINO would furnish the labour and SUI
pcrintcnd the operations Of the farm.
have farm II miles below this city, lying i'm Hen
rico and Charles City Counties at the junction of White
Oak Swamp and Chickahominy Rver-it Is the second
above the Long Bridge Lwould give a long lease to
good tenant who would protect the valuable forest at
tached TO II.
have tract in Hanover county, IS miles from this
city, in the vicinity Of Dibda aey's mill, the New
Castle Road. This road divides the tract 1000 acres
which would make il well for two farms, each
bounded by mill stream, aordng meadow enough for
its long lease wouli be gs,,, 70 good tenant
would give lease for life in 250 acres, miles be-
low this city, on the south side Of The Williamsburg
road. OF man Of industry arl e~os habits, should
ask nothing but Jealous cooperation with my Over
seer at Reynoldsvc, in protecting the extensive for
ests Of that estate from depredationg
JOSEPH TRENT.
Juno 10. I2-Im
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81 OST either in Richmond the Mechanicsville
n Turnpike about the 10th of June last, small red
Miss Jane Johnson for 1897 81 I-2 payable quarter
y, for the hire of negro AS payment of the
service to the finder; he WILL therefore, be good enough
deliver the books and papers TO the subscriber
New Castle in Hanover. hereby forewarn Ro. s. Sam
White from paving the bond to any person but myself
my brother Thomas johnson.
July II. I9-2t- JANE JOHNSON.
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RICHMOND COTTON MANUFACTORY.

RICHMOND COTTON MANUFACTORY
4 NOTION cloths and yarns, of superior quality
q = manufactured at this establishment offered for
sale, wholesale and retail at the Propretors Office ION
The street leading TO Sckock9 Warehouse) moderate
prices.
They will also wish to purchase quanty of prime
cotton OF the ensuing crop preference will he given
TO cotton in the se,d which will be received OF tho
Planters on the most liberal terms, for
CUNNINGHAM s. ANDERSON.
Nav 10. Eff
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-07-17

A TEACHER who has had several year, cxpe,i-
IN encc, wishes 10 ge, employment for t,e ensuing
year in some academy private family. He offer
ample testimonials OF his ability 10 teach the Greek,
Latin and English languages dramatically, Arilhmc
tic, Geography, Astronomy. Mathematics, SIC. Let
ters addressed 20 n. Il. care of William Snyder, esq
Everettesv', Albemae County .Ya.will be promptly
tended 10.
July 10. I9--Ial,S
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July Il.

& fO-PARTNERSHIP.--Ihe subscribers havng en-
~ tered into co-parncrship under the firm of Tolnp
Ems FISHER as Grocers and Commission Merchants,
inform their friends and te public that they have pur
chased the principal part o. the stock of the late firm
oil Lewis Rogers, * Co. and that they will con-
nue to keep general assortment of all articles in their
line, at the old stand of Lewis Rogers s. Co. doors
above Messrs Lewis Webb s. Co. on the Main street
lhey viii attend particularly 10 the sale of grain
HOUR &c which may be sent them consignment and
hope by attention and particularly in their business to
merit share OF the Public patronage.
ED. ". TONIPkINS,
GEO. ID. FISHER
July II. Ie-2awIm
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EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,


Feb. 81, 1929.
n PROPOSALS will be received at this Department
for the purchase of the transports in the Peniton-
dary. Terms, cash. Those disposed TO purchase will
give in their proposals without delay.
BY order, VIM. III. RICHARDSON.
FEB. III. 06-n
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-07-17

NofiCE-Thc co-partnership heretofore existing
between the subscribers, under the style of Lewis
Rodgers Co. dissolved the Of this month and
PCS sons indebted 20 III notified that we
are DESTROYS OF closing ali the accounts Either of the
indessgned authorized to colechc debts due their
late firm and grant receipts.
LEWIS ROGERS,
II. HARRISON,
+. w. TOMPKINS.
July Il. Is-2awim
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Juno 10.

HNOUND CD the Mechanicksvle Turnpike, June 10
w. a silver watch which the owner can have by pay
ing the cost OF advertising particulars enquire
at this Office.
July 10 1s-3i
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~ OTiCE--wantod at the Pcnitcntiary, seventy
Y thousand Flour Barrel Billets.
Jan. ~. ST. THoMAs NELSON, Z. A.P.
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DWMfSMS

a Correspondent OF the N. Y Journal Of Commerce
gives the following account Of very Interesting scene
which lately took place at the Presidents house:
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NOTICE.-A person who has had several years ex-
percnce in thc business Of housekeeping in this
State, and who produce satisfactory testimonials OF
character and qualifications wishes to engage in that
line Of business assistant, would take The entire
management Of an establishment ia town or country CT
Their in this auy Of the Southern States line adj
dressed TO n. w, Marlborough post Office, Sussex Couns
~, va. will be attended to.
June 80. 1J--w4w
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ANOTHER STEAMBOAT IoeT

NASHVILLE, June I6.Tbe Steamboat Nionteom.
ery Capt Gilbert, from New Orleans TO this place
ran 'ou o' ssg' 'ou' OF I'VE Jay Shce' seven miles
soon went down. The dry goods board were saw.
ed, but The groceries among which were go hbds Su.
gar, belonging 70 gentleman Of Nashville, aud the
Boat entirely lost.
We glad to learn that the post and the principa
part Oh tho cargo we've ensured. tRepu5licGg.
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DJr The ENQUIRER IL published generally and
three tines week during tho session
Price, the heretofore, Five Dollars
advance No,cfof chsstaed speciepayns banks ony will
received aymcn The Editors will gantee of
hitting them na the Of all letters being paid by the
r No paper will discontinued Out ut tho discretion Of the
Editors until all aIearages have been paid up. -
" whoever VIII guarantee tho Payment Of nino papers shall
bavo the tenth GRATIS.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
or One square, OR LESS-Firsi centscach con-
tinuancc, 50
tNo advertisement inserted until either paid or
sumed by person IN this city, its environs.
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Eastern District Of pirginia, to soit:

July II.
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NJOTICE.--WiIl be sold on Saturday the 18th of Au-
gust next. at II o'clock a. NJ in front Of the Bell
Tavern in the city OF Richmond all shares in the CAPT.
tSI Stock Of .hc M,ehanicsyc Turnpike Company, on
which full payment has not been made.
BY order Of the President and Directors,
July H. Io-wtds q. NJ. CARIuNGTON, Trcaer
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-12-09
FRENCH LANGUAGE.
Princeton, Dec. 2.

NNHE generous encouragement which Mr..
IL Noros professor Of Languages) has al
ready receiRed from the literati of Leicester,
and from the fourishing female seminary of
Mulberry Grove, imposes upon him strict du-
ty to return them Eis sincere thanks, and re-
spectfully informs them, as we'll as the ladies'
and gentlemen of Worcester, that a second
Class will be formed at Leicester, connected
with the Academy, on the 9TH instant, and
another at Worcester on the 18th. Should any
parents, having children at the Academy, wish
to have them instructed in the French Lam
guage, application may be made to the
Rev. Mr.. Nelson of Leicester. For terms and
other particulars at Worcester, Messrs. J. NJ
Earle and Henry Paine have subscription pa
pee &arcady opened to receive the scholars
names. The instructions during the course of
lectures and recitation, win extend to pronun-
citation, reading, grammar, translation, and ex-
ercises Mr.. Noros cannot here forbear to
press the subject on the attention OF young Mis-
ses who teach, or intend TO teach, the French
Language. By adopting his new system, they
will soon be convinced that the more simple
and short any system is, for the improvement
Of the pupils, the more certain it is Of success.
~ Mr.. Noros will teach also in private
Dec. 2. 48
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NOTICE.

NNHE second quarter of PRINCETON Eng.
Il LIsH AND CLASSICAL School will com.
mence on MONDAY, the seuenth day Of De
cember inst. WARREN GODDARD, Esq, the
Preceptor, was graduated at Harvard Univer.
sity. As a scholar and gentleman, and in his
method and success as an Instructor, he has
fully answered the expectations and gratiied
the wishes of the Trustees. The situation is
peculiarly pleasant and healthy, and being re.
tired, is free from the temptations to vice and
irregularity to which youth are often exposed
Mr.. Goddard will board, instruct, and superin-
tend tho private studies and the moral conduct
of scholars, for $33 per term. Board, in re.
spectacle families, from 81 ,33 to So per week
Tuition-Common English branches, 81 per
term; the higher branches of Mathematics
Natural Philosophy, the Classics, &c, SIS per
term. Each term is eleven weeks.
u For knowledge of the character and
qualifications of Mr.. Goddard, apply to Rev. S.
BARRETT, Hon. LEMUEL SHAW, or THEoPHI-
LUIS Parsons, Esq, Boston Rev. Mr. GuoD-
WIN, Sandwich, Hon. JOHN REED, Yarmouth,
or the Trustees.
JOHN BROOKS,
SAMUEL CLARK,
CHARLES MIRICK,
ALPHONSO BROOKS, ) Trustees
CHANDLER SMITH,
CHARLES RUSSELL,
CALEB DANA,
Princeton, Dec. g. AZ
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PRINTED AND PUBLISHED BY
SAMUEL H. COTTON & co.
Opposite the Centre Meeting House.
CONDITIONS OF PUBLICATION.

CONDITIONS OF PUBLICATION.
W Price to single subscribers who receive
their papers at the office, or by mail, two dollars
per annum: to those who receive them by
stage, two dollars and twenty five cents. TWEEN.
ty-five cents will be deducted when the pay
snent is made in advance
:, u Advertisements, not exceeding twelve
lines, published three weeks for one dollar, and
continued three weeks longer for fifty cents
Larger advertisements in the same proportion.
10 The publishers of this paper will hold
themselves responsible for no error, in any
advertisement, beyond the sum charged for its
insertion.
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ROqaISt0n Select School

TWNHE Winter Term in this School will COM
mence on the 9th of December next In.
struction will be given in the several branches
usually taught in Academies. Tuition, So per
term Board, in respectable families, from ST.
to 81 so per week, including room and washing,
wood and lights.
FRANKLIN JONES, A. B., Instructor.
Royalston, Nov 25. 4w"
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LAW BOOKS.
DORR & ROWLAND

HWAVE received small Law Library that
Ill has been some used, which will be sold
at bargain, if applied for soon. Among the
Books are Bacons Arrangement Coke on Lit.
Teton; Story's Pleading Espenasse Nisi Prius
8 or a vols. Massachusetts Reports; Laws Of
Massachusetts; American Precedents; Bige-
lows Digest Whites Digest Toller's Exec.
utors Jones on Bailment.
Worcester Dec g. as
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-12-09
AMHERST ACADEMY.

WVHE Winter Term in this Institution will
commence on WEDNESDAY,, Nov. 25. The
Classical and English Departments are still con-
Quoted separately by their respective Teachers,
and a small number of Lads furnished with ac-
commodations under the immediate inspection
of the Preceptors. Board in Commons, 81 per
week. THiton of Classical Scholars, SIS Eng.
lish Scholars, $4--to be paid in advance.
WIN. THOMPSON, Principal
Amherst Nav lf A7#
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HaIc's History Of The United
,Nfntes.

DORR s. ROWLAND have just received
NJ the new cheap edition for schools, Of this
history, which received premium of $500,
and a gold medal from the American Academy
Of Language and Beles-Lettres 1t has been
adopted in the High School in New York, and
introduced extensively in that and the South
ern States. It is now printed in 18mo. on
new plates, with handsome engraving of the
Battle of Plattsburg; and will be afforded at
37A cents single, and "a per dozen.
A supply of Adams's New Arithmetic, Early
lessons, and Sequel to do. always on hand
Worcastar. Dec Q
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FREE MASONRY.

WUST received, A Letter on Speculative
% Free Masonry; by Charles Pinkney Sum
ner, Sheriff of Suffolk County being an an
swer 10 Letter addressed to him on that sub
iect by the Suffolk Committee.
Also,-An Address by the Rev. Moses Thach.
or, Pastor of the Church at North Wrentham
to the Church and Congregation under his care
on his seeding from the Masonic Institution.
Also,-The Anti Masonic Almanac, for 1880
For sale by
DORR g. ROWLAND.
Worcester, Nov. H. If
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-12-09
From the Journal of Humanity.
WHISPERS

TO THE CONSCIENCE OF DEALER IN L.
QUoRs.
10 -, member of the Rev. Mr.. --'s
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-12-09

EMPLOYMENT. Aniasis, King of Egypt, es.
tablished a law commanding that every Egyp-
tan should annually declare before the Gov
ernor of the province by what means he main.
tanned himself; and if he omitted to go, or gave
not a satisfactory account of his way Of living,
he should be punished with death. This law
Scion, the Athenian, brought from Egypt,
and introduced into Athens, where It's inviola-
bly, observed as most equitable constitutions.
Her0dotus.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-12-09

EQuALlzATIoS. A ragged Irish emigrant, a
few years since, was arguing strongly in favor
of an equal division of property in this blessed
land OF his adoption. Well, suppose such a
division should take place" said his opponent,
" how much do you think would fall to your
share" Why, don't know JUSTLY replied
two thousand dollars, more or less" "Wel,
what would you do with your portion, when
you had got ii" Why, I'm the man that
would like TO live well on il, would not 7" re-
joined the Irishman And when that was
gone, what would you do next 7" demanded the
other. "What would do next ," returned the
equalizing philosopher, 3why, what should
do, my jewel, but be after having another di.
risiOn ?"
Ham DRISKINd An Irishmnn beinr re-.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-12-09

The death of Sam Patch appears to be deesfy
and universally lamehted by the corps editorial
The National Gazette says he was one Of the
wonders of the age, and the country could have
better spared better man !" and the New
York Courier is Of opinion that " Sam was neis
Their fool nor a madman--he possessed great
moral and physical courage, GOODNESS and judg-
ment, and he performed exploits which no cref
ated being before him ever dared to undertake.
AS long as Niagara attracts the traveller, the
has gained immortal fame--and Napoleon Bos
naparte gained nothing more
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-12-09

| took up newspaper this morning, and
found the following advertisement, over
your name: