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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-07-21
Eastern District of Yirginia, to ,cit:

Eastern District of pirginia to ,cif:
BRE 1T REMEMBERED, That on the twenty.
I'D sixth day of June, in the iiity-thrd year of the In
dependence of the United States of Anne
LIS ca, Thomas W. White the said District
s..s.sss..s hath deposited in this Office the title of a
book the right whereof he, claims as pro-
prietor, in the words following, witt Constitutional
Charts, or Comparative Views of the Legislative Ex-
ecutvc and Judiciary Departments in Inc Cons,it,,
tons OF all the States in the Union inclu5inar Iha,
of the United States. With an Appendix Rv
James NJ. Garnett. Richmond. Printed and Pub
" lsled by Thomas w. White. 1920" In conformity
10 the act OF Congress of the United States entitled
act for the encouragement of of learning by securing
the copies OF Maps, Charts and Books the authors and
proprieors oil such copies during the times therein men
uoned. RICHARD JEFFRlES, Clerk of the
Eastern Gs.stTic! of Virginia
u The abeye work is in Press, am, viii soon
DC published The following extracts from the Authors
Dedication and Preface, will suffice to explain both the
plan and design of the Work chief object is 10
enable all VINO wish it, TO shorten the abour OF that re-
search which many will be DESTROYS of making into
the Constitutions OF Sister States, with view TO Sc
lect all their best notifications for the purpose ore-mo-
dclling To this end have endeavoured so 70
construct the following Charts Tables that you may com
pare at single glance, the particular
State Government with the rest, regard to The prnci-
pal features OF each branch of Administration and adopt
such you shall most approve"
Ii one of the prerequisites to the improvement of
our present Constitution, be, TO inform ourselves WELL
spectng what has been done in sister States in
gard to the amelioration of their Civil Polity an at
tempt TO facilitate the acquisition of this knowledge, IS
certainly worth making at the presen; period, and must
prove highly useful provided itbe executed wit
care and judgment. Under these Impressions the Au-
thor of the following little work begs leave to offer to
the Public set of Charts Tables, containing in
compendious form, abstracts from all the Constitutions OF
the different States including that OF the United States.
These Charts exhibit at one view the prominent features
of each classified under the different heads of their Lee
gslativc Executive and Judicial Departments. Some
explanatory and illustrations given in the form
of an Appendix"
The Work will be offered for sale in Richmond
Petersburg, Norfolk, Fredericksburg, Charlottesville
Lynchburg and Washington City.
July Ia. l9-3t
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RICHMOND, VIRGINIA, TUESDAY, July d 800

vHSHE NEW MAPS OF VIRGINIA, Hening,,
NJ Statutes at large, Gilmor's s Randolphs Reports
oil cases argued and determined in the Court of An
peas Journals OF the Senate and House of Delegates
virginia from l776 TO 1890 inclusive and of the Con-
ventions ofl775-6 and IT'S -
inc Legislature having directed the sale of these
DooSs ana maps, many Of which were purchased by
e state to insure the publication, they are offered 60
the public atcxceptthc Journals) much less an cost;
anu as the proceeds are 10 be applied the increase OF
the Library OF the State, 1t is hoped that every
virginia purchaser will be disposed to supply him
sell from this source. of the large Map of Virginia
soJusy admired for its general accuracy and beauty of
execution but limited number of comics remain for
safe. Inc Journals which have recently been printed
AZ c public expense embrace the entire period Of The
Revolutionary struggle, contain much valuable and in
tercsung matter-are whore else to be had and with
INC Statutes at large ought to be in the library of every
'hglnian. The following the prices--For the
large map $500 small map g; Henings Statutes at large
per set oil Ii vols IL dollars; Glmers Reports dolls
per vo Randophs per set 20 dolls or in proportion for
any vol except the 5h which cannot be sold for less
than odols; for the Journals per set comprising quar-
TO- and octave vols. 20 dolls being no inorc tan the
expense oil printing and binding.
oTers addressed TO the subscriber at the Capitol in
me CITY oil Richmond, TO J. & j. l.. Heron corner
ABOVE The Eagle Hotel, will be promptly attended TO-
VIM. III. RICHARDSON,
- Clerk Of the Council and Librarian
March 27. Ioe &c
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-07-21

9OHN B. ROY having removed to Norfolk has es
% taoiished himself there Commission Ner-
chtn and viii transact any business confided 10 his
Org; r m possession OF The commodious fire proof
Public Warehouse. situated i'm the most eligible mart If
he Borough, enables him to offer 10 the planters des
cending the Roanoke, secure and convenient Stor
Sse ,of thsir produce His oiceis in the house re-
Gently occupied by Messrs, J. s. p. E Tabb.
az
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70 Mus. ABIGAIL MAYO. Of Hnrieo County,

To MRs. ABIGAIL MAYO, Of IIenricO County,
absent from the C0SnmoncedIth:)
FESAKE notice that application will be made our
"a behalf, 10 the county Court OF Henrco the first
day of the August term next, to appoint five dis
Greet intelligent, disincrcsed and impartial redaoders
TO assess the damagGs which will result your unls
other property from the dam and other works connected
there WITH directed TO be built by act of Assembly
passed the 18th day of February 1929, entitled an act
TO amend the several acts concerning tho Richmond
Dock Company"
The President and Directors Of the JdD'eS
July 3. Riser ComD0ny I6-im
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COTTON SEED HULLING MACHINE.


XNJE, THE SUBSCRIBERS, propre,ors of the
w above-named Machine for huiiing Cotton Seeds,
invented by Francis Foc,t and for which he has ob
tanned Patent now offer for sa lie rights for the
Of said Machine, for any section OF the United
States, or for the of single Machine Ma
chine Of size suitable TO be applied TO the power of
from two to three Horses will hull and clean at one and
the same operation, from twenty 10 twenty-five Bushels
OF seed per hourwhch will yield third its
or flityfiyc per cent of is weight in Kernel, from
Seed of tolorabe good quality One Dushel of Ker-
mel Will yield at least two gallons OF Oil, which Is
equal TO the yield of Flax-sced and believe one or
two quarts if well expressed and will leave about
hrtyve pc Inds of Oil Cake valuable and nutritious
food, for tattening Hogs and Cattle. Machine of the
size TO do the above work will cost about $50, exclusive
OF the Patent Right for usingit And those of small
Ter or larger size in proporiion.--Wo have Machine
now in full operation which will perform above stated,
open TO tle view Of those who wish TO examine 1.-THE
Oil is good for painting, not much if any inferior 10
the Linseed Oil 1t IS also good gas light Oil, aud
| we believe il may be made good oil for lamps, for
cleaning wool for machinery, and for many other pur-
| poses But of this we cannot speak with certainty.
bale of cotton of $50 pounds viii yield 80 bushels
OF seed The Machine is suited 10 hull either green OF
black seed. The machinery chat drives the Cotton Gin
will do TO drive this Machine, and the presses for pres
| ing cotton believe may, with little additional fix
lures and small expense be made 20 answer the pur-
pose Of expressing the oil from the Kernel From the
above information, which may be relied those who
wish purchase rights sr,olo tI calculation
to its value, &c. We conceive the discovery to he oil
great national benefit especially TO the cotton growing
States, and that too from article heretofore OF little OF
no value.
Those disposed to purchase patent rights for one Of
more States, shall have them at difference in price
our smaller purchasers worthy heirattenion Our pur
pose is TO sell at moderate price, particularly TO thost
who amongst the first that purchase, feeling conf
dent that in proportion to the of this Machine il
value will be enhanced.
We have annexed at foot extract from the paten
laws, and refer TO the avs themselves TO know il
I whatm infringement OF paienright consists, that Tn
consequences may be avoided.
Applications for patent rights in person or by letter
postage paid, will be duly attcndc to.
b FRANCIS FOLLETT,
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a io-PAkfNERSHlP.-The subscribers having con
~ nected themselves by partnership in the Crocer,
BUSINESS, design transactng that business under the
urn oil SMITH JOHNSON, and respectfully acquaint
country merchants, their friends and the public in &C.
~ on hand, very general assortment of GRoc FRIES
All oil which having been procured on the most Judi
ciou terms, they offer for sale dccordinglY either by
or retail stand lately occupied by Francis
y: Smith on market bridge few doors below Messrs
Ioihns Co. and nearly opposite to Messrs John Van
Lew Co. They likewise tender their services for
ne ransac,ion OF any Commission Business with which
'heir friends may think proper to cntrust them
FRANCIS j. SMITH
TH0S. TINSLEY JOHNSON.
FRANCIS j. SMITH, invites his former customers 10
a continuance of their patronage, assuring them that
therto. 80 ''
June T. - &c
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IA TAVERN AND FARM FOR RENT.-Wili be

"A TAVERN AND FARM FOR RENT.-Wili be
"a rented for one yearto The highest bidder, and on
credit Of twelve months, Friday the Ilh Septcn-
Der next the well known and desirable stand at Halifax
Courthouse, Va In the occupancy oil hc subscriber
The houses are large and conmodous, with excellent
stable and other conveuienccs. The Farm attached to
the Tavern-house, contains five six hunded acres
OF very productive land, and suicency open TO work
twelve or fifteen hands The hay crop alone would pay
greater part of the rent.
RICHARD EDMUNDSON.
Ex'or of San'l Einundson, Sr. decd.
I,i,, 10 1876
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EsJOTICE--The Executive viii receive proposals in
Y conformity with the provisions OF the 81 section Of
the act concerning the Armory hereto annexed" And
be 1t further enacted that the Executive be authorised
and required TO ascertain upon what terms the Hmory
buildings and Land attached thereto, can be sold, ex-
changed leased for Of years, and communicate
to the next General Assembly the result OF their enqu
ry." by order Of the Executive.
VIM III. RICHARDSON, c. c.
Executive Department,
18th March, 1929.
March H. fO1--H
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GRANVILLE MALE ACADEMY.-The present
a y proprietor of this Institutions being DESTROYS OF re-
possessing the requisite qualifications TO take charge of
the school. lie must be gentleman prepared to give
instruction in all the various branches OF education,
usually taught in Academes-and of uncXcepiionabie
moral character Preference would be given to gentle
somewhat advanced in life, and hointends pursu-
ing the Office OF teacher a profession All applica-
cations this subject must be made (and II by letter
post paid,) TO JAS. ID. PHfTON, Pres'dt
July II. I9--iH Board of Trustees.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

YWyIIE subscriber intending 10 remove to Winchester
81 with view of sending his sons to Mr.. Bruce'S
highly approved classical and scientific school, would
take into his family hoarders, from fifteen to twenty
youths who may be sent scholars 10 that institution.
lie has chosen for his residence high and healthy ST
tuaon very distant from the Academy, where those
youths entrusted to his care, may enjoy all the advanta
ecs of life without the necessity of being much
in the public scesciis price for board, bedding fuel
and candles will be $50 for each academic session OF be-
tween five and six monhs payable at the commence
nent of each session; washing and mending will be an
extra charge. He will be prepared 10 receive boarders
on the first day Of Scpembcr at which time the academic
session will commence In the mean time letters adj
dressed TO the subscriber directed TO the White Post
to Mr.. Bruce, Winchester, postage pal0 will be attend
cd to. JNO. w. PAGE.
White Post J;lly II. 1876
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FRANCIS FOLLETT,
JABEZ SMITH.
Ertratt from he Patent La,os.

IF any person without the consent of the patentee his
or her executors administrators assigns, first obtained
in writing, shall make, devise, sell the thing
whereof the exclusive right is secured TO the said pa
tenco by such patent, such person so offending shall
forfeit and pay to the said patGntcc his executors, adj
ambassadors or assigns, sum equal TO three times the
actual damage sustained by such patcntee, his OK
ecutors, administrators assigns, from, or by rea-
son Of such offence, which sum shall and may be re-
covered by action the founded this and The
above mentioned act in the Circuit Court OF the United
States having Jurisdiction thereof.
July If I0--ft
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yEyRUST SALE.--In pursuance of the provisionsois
"a decd OF trust executed by Daniel Mayo, 10 the
subscribers the Goth day OF May, 1923, and of re-
cord in the clerks Office of the County Court OF Cum
berland, TO secure debt i'm said deed mentioDed we
shall on the 23d day OF July next, at the residence of
said Mayo, in the County of Cumberland, proceed TO
sell 10 the highest bidder for cash. at public auction,
hundred and seventy of land, he the same
less being two parcels, on part OF which hc
said hIayonow resides, and bounded the south side
by Wlis's River, the north by Henry IT, Wat
kns, Edmund Stcgar, IT, Spears and r. Spears lastand
wce' by Benjamin Darlington; also the following slaves,
10 wit: Pat WHAT, Judy, Suckey, Charlotte, Little
George, Marah and child Randall Tom, Adam, Joicc
and Children Rose Cate and Marian, Lavina Ander-
son, Miey, Lucy, Reubin and Moses, or so much Of
,he above property will be sufficient to satisfy the
deed OF trust aforesaid. Acting Trustees, will
convev such lille only Is vested in u.s.
MORGAN UTZ, DO
I,,c - I9-fds mo DANIEL. Jr { iFusleCs
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RTCHMOND COTT0N MANUFACT0RY.

RICHMOND COTJON MANUFACTOItf.
A<OTTON cloths and yarns. of a superior quality
manufactured at this establishment, offered ioF
sale, wholesale and RETAIL at the PrOprctOrs Office Ton
fe street leading Schockm Warehouse) at moderate
prices.
They viii also wish TO purchase quanty Of prime
cotton of the ensuing crop. preference viii be given
10 cotton in the seed, which viii be received oil the
Planters OH the mos, liberal terms, for
CUNNINGHAM & ANDERSON.
Az. ~
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Inne la. 60. JNo. DANIFL. Jr. TrusIee'

yayWENTY DOLLARS REWARD will give
n twenty dollars for the apprebending and delivery
to me in Petersburg, Of my man Moses, who went off
on the 9th nstHe about twenty or 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 a sprightiy countenance-toos
with him stock of very good clothes, amongst those
recolcctcd were blue cloth close coat, and blue
cashmere pantaoons, gray cassnct coaice and pana-
looms, fur hat cool deal worm boots and shoes The
only Information have been able 10 get Of him, IS, that
nc seen in fishing BOA, which trades 10 this mar
kct the night Of Sunday the 18th inst going down
James River, and ashe originally from Charles City
County, very probably is in the neigbbourhood
Of Weynoko, Doctor John Minge's place, or Of Mr.
William H. Minges where most Of his relations live.
HUGH NELSON.
Petersburg, june 20 fe-lmf
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NI OTICE.-Wanted at the Pcntcntiary, seventy
lW thousand Flour Barrel Billets.
jan. II s4--9 THOMAS NELSON, p. 4. =.
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9 The ENQUIRER published week gene,av and
three tnics during tho State
ice the same hcetofrc Five Dollars annun payabe in
received The Editors will guranee MI, aGJ r W.
hitting them by mails the postage of all letters being paid y The
l1 No paper will be discontinued but NJ tho ds,o,o s =,
i",torsl until all arrcaragcs have been paid up. " ~
h NV % w guarantee the payment OF papers shall
TERMS OF ADVERTISING
OF One square, OR LEsS-First insertion as ceu,soao con,
tinuance, 80 cens - VA0" 'o'-
advertisement incrcd has other been paid or as
numcd by some person in this city, OF its onvirons
s.<..,sss....ss.ss-s@s--s-~-
II oIlCE-Thc co-partncrshp heretofore existing
between the subscribers, under the style OF Lewis
hodgers X Co. was dissolved The of this month and
persons indebted to the concern are notified that we
are DESTROYS OF closing all the accounts Either of the
Undersigned is authorized collect the debts due TO
late firm and grant receipts.
LEWIS ROGERS,
II. HARRISON,
T.. w. TOMPKINS.
jay LII I9-2awlm
NO-PARrNERSHip.--Th subscribers having en-
~ tered into co-partnershp under the firm of Iomp-
kins & FISHER as Grocers and Commission Merchants
inform their friends and the public that they have MR.
chased the principal part of the stock of the late firm
OF Lewis Rogers, & Co. and that they will con-
nuc TO keep general assortment of all articles in their
line, at the old stand of Lewis Rogers & Co doors
above Messfs Lewis Webb s Co. on the Main street
they will attend particularly to the sale of grain
nour &c which may be sent them on consignment and
nope by attention and particularly in their business 10
merit share oil the Public patronage.
ED. w. TOMPKINS
GEO. ID. FISHER.
jury LII l9-2awIm
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apIANKS WANTED.--The undersigned will re-
ceivc proposals until the 10th Of August next, for
supplying the Roanoke Navigation Company with
5000 feet plank, each plank tobc long inches
thick and from 10 TO lS inches wide,
81 600 from 20 TO 80 feet long, l2inches thick, and
from 10 10 ~ inches wide, -,
$4,000 from 20 to 30 fectlong 3inchcs thick and Width
az above described
One fourth of each quantity to be delivered at Weldon
~ c. by the Of 1Ot Nov. next, and the remainder VIII
in four months thereafter the whole TO be entirely Tree
from sap, and Of the best heart pine Payment VIII DC
made for the plank delivered. -
July ~. LIT a. JOfNEf'
NJOTICE.-Wiil be sold on Saturday the 18th OF Az.
lW gust next, at II o'clock A. "a. in front OF the Sci
Tavern in the city Of Richmond, all shares IN the caP-
tai Stock Of the INTERCHANGEABLE Turnpike Company, on
which full payment has not been made.
BY order Of the President and Directors,
J1iy H. l0-~wtds G. NJ. CARRlNGTON, Trcaer
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~ s'an was never admitted. by the Commissioners
NJ iaiu before them The very evidence which
l;hs 'h produces 10 justify his Charge esfab-
Southland: 's 'e"c' "om MY
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aDLANKs wANrED;.,Th,s, , a09e.slgncd yin g. g

May 10. S-0
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-05

Incorporation; be was surely mistaken in that yicw.i
The bill did not contor corporate powers, but simply
certain named persons to the pro-
visions of deed, which the individuals named in that
deed and their representatives could not cxccntc.-
Tho property over which they were given power
was specified, small in amount, and destined TO
valuable purposes. Were this question Of granting
charter of Incorporation, he would agree With the
gentleman from Albenarlc in rejecting the bill. Mr..
NJ. with much force Of ingenuity, repealed the idea
that the b invaded the principles Of the act OF reli
gious Freedom and we regret our inability TO follow
him.
Mr.. Gordon replied 9th great animation and en-
forced particularly the necessity of adhcring to the
policy ofthc State of refusing to grant property in
perpetuance.
Mr.. Wallace said if the original hecucst wa legal,
could it be Illegal or unconstitutional 10 grant the
power to execute it, Ike could noctlnk it atwar
with the act Of religious freedom.
Mr. Duncan asked, ifthe same petitioners camefor-
ward at the next session and stated that they had ac
cumulatcd other property, the House would not be
bound by this precedent To extend thor powers over
the new acquisition?
! mr. Witciter said that he did not concur in the
opinion that the bill invaded the act of religious free
dom: but another objection to its passage suggested
tsclfto his mind. If the original trustees of this land
were dead did it not revert to Ferdnando Fairfax oI
his heirs, and had the Legislature right 10 controu
| it,
Mr.. Po,cel replied that the deed was to tho trus
tees and their heirs, and that the deed accompanied
the petition.
Mr.. Hitchc, then moved to lay tho bill on thc
table, he WAS dcsirous of examining the decd; but
the House refused take this courses when the CUES
ton being taken by ayes and noes, on motion OF Mr.
Gordon, there appeared for the passage of the bill G5
against it lie. So The bill was rejected
| The Speaker laid before the House communca
ton from the first Auditor, enclosing statement al
the monies paid ofthe proper for purpose
of Internal Improvement, prepared by order OF tit
House.
Reports were made from Standing Committees h,
Messrs Gordon, Hill and Parker of Northampton.
The engrossed bill authorising of money :;
be raised by Lottery tn improve the .NcXandra ans
Fauquicr Turnpike was read third time tho meri':
of the application briefly eXatnined by Mr.. tt=Ayi
of Fairfax, and passed.
! On motion of Mr.. Nelson, the bill relating 90 TIC
literary fund was ordered to be printed.