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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-09-14

The Hon. Ward Chapman, of ST John. N b., one OF
.ne brush Commissioners on tho Boundary Line,
rived at Boston Saturday OH his return from England
he points in dispute between the two are
now before the King of the Netherlands for his dcci-
sion.
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Prince E'wsrd 6. h., August 81. s2~w,d

VALUABLE ROANOKE LAND FOR SALE.
|FENHE Subscriber, anxious to remove to the west,
m VIII offer Tor sale, 10 the highest bidder, on Tues.
day the Both September next that valuable and au
nl estate called Fo'beringay yag in the county Of
Montgomery, On the main western road, IL miles asst
OF Cbristiansburg, and Ii west OF Salem, (Botetort
containing 500 acfes. 300 of which low grounds Of
'upeiior quality; 200 of level and fertile high Iands
and the remaining 800 well tmbered hill land.
The Improvements very extensive AMI valuable:
consisting OF large two story brick dwe Hing house
win all necessary out houses for The of
large ism'y, councillors tavern house with III ne.
cetsafy out buildings, excellent mill and ds-
ery, large harm good Overseers house, and num-
Der OF brs' rate n"gro cabins and tobacco houseshe
whoe OF the bniliDgs are in complete repair; in Short
nothing 10 wanting 10 make this the most valuable and
beautiful estate in Virginia, wesi Of the Blue Ridge.
Terms will be made known the day OF sale, or
rrevously, on application to the subscriber, residing
on the premises.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-09-14

In the case Of McT4vish vs. the Ptop,ietors of the
Union Line OF st &c Coaches, which was tried i'm our
County Court OIL Saturday aud Yesterday ,he jury
gave Ver'ic, oil $500, Mr.. MeTavish injured
by the upss',ing of their stages some months
since, and confined TO his bed four or Eve weeks
Bait Chronicle
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-09-14

The Hon. Mr.. Van Buren, the Secretary Of State ar
rived here last evening, on his way to Washington.
Bait ChrOn. Sep. s.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-09-14

RM II. THOMAS MOALE- Take notice that ON Fri
I7H day the 18th day of October next at the Swan
tavern IN the city OF Richmond, shall take the deposit
lion OF William Mann, to be read evidence upon the
hearing OF an injunction now depending s. undetermined
In the United States Court for the fifth Circuit and
Eastern District OF Virginia. in which am plaintiff and
you are defendant. Yours Sc
JOHN S. WEXFORD.
August 10. 2S-wSw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-09-14

TIE NKT OF
.ajlsS ire M,
How hard, whoa those who do
not wish
To lcud, that's lose, their
books.
Arc snared by anSlers--folk,
that fish
With literary hooks;
Who call aud tako some favorite
tome,
But never read i, through;
They thus complete their SO, st
home,
by masiss one at you.
Behold tho book. shelf os n
Ounce
Who horrows-ncver lends;
fon work, in twenty volumes,
once
Belonged to twenty friends.
New tales and novels you may
shut
From view-'tis all ia vain;
Thy'ro gonc-nnd though tho
leaves are "cut,"
They never "come again.
From pamphlets lieut. look A.
round,
For tracts my tears arc spils;
But when they take a book that's
bound,
Ills surely extra guilt.
Il circulating library
Is miae-my birds are flown;
There's one odd volume left 10
bo
Like all tho rest, alone.
!, OF my Spencer quite b-refl,
Last wintcr sore was shaken;
or Lamb I'VE but u quarter
Lett,
Nor could save my Bacon
My 'Illll' and TIill' wero lowell
led nat,
But Moore was still the CRY;
And ,heu, although throw them
'Sprat,'
They swallowed up my 'Pyo.'
Der every Thing, however slight
They seized some airy tram
mel;
shey snatchod my 'lIogS' aud
Fox ono night,
Aud Pockciod my Campbell
Aud then ! saw my 'Crabbe' at
last,
Lil,o liamlot's, backward ro:
And as my tide was obbinc fast
OF course lost my Rowe
| wondered into what balloon
My books their course had
bnnt;
And yet, with all my marvel
ling, soon
found my 'MarvelP went
Ely 'Mallctr SERVED to knock mo
down,
Which makes mo thus a talk.
or;
And once, while was out Of
town,
My johnson proved d Walk
en-
White studying OCT tho fire ono
day
: My liobbe,,' amidst ths
smoke;
They bore my 'Colmau' oloan
away,
And carried or my Coke
They picked my Locke to mo
lar moro
Than Bramah's patents worth;
Ana now my losses I dcploro
Without a Home on oarth.
IT once n book YOU let Thea, lift.
Another they conceal;
For though | caught them steal
ing swirl
As swiftly went my Steele
Hope Is not now upon mr. shelf,
Where late hc stoo 1 olatol;
fNS ss-,,-a,.-r-,r-.-,-.,--.
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get him TO receive drink and food bat the approach Of
either. 10 any manner imme datey threw him into the
most violent agitation In the intervals Of the spssm
and even during their continuance he retained perfect
possession Of all his mental faculties until within an
hour Of his di'solu,ion. He repeatedly invited his
hends 10 hi. bed side to shake snds with him. assur.
ing them that he was perfectly in his Senses and felt
no n''posi,on TO do injury TO any one. The spasms
continued with increaing violence 81 hours, when
death relieved him irem the most awful suif ring we
haya
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-09-14
JUN M NICHARUSUN.
F0theTlngay, Aug 81. 33-Miha

HNOR SALE That valuable tract Of land called
81 North End, situated on North River, at the line
OF division between the counties of Gloucester and Mat
tiews.
II contains about $500 Of land, of which from,
IL to 1900 is arabic and adapted TO the various crops
grown in the lower part of Virginia
The mbered land consists principally of white oak and
being in shp-buiding country aud short distance
from the Navy Yard at Norfolk, is rendered the more
valuable. As persons DESTROYS of purchasing will of
course examine for themselves, il is deemed unnecessa
ry to describe this well known estate, further than Ia
remark, that superadded TO the advantages II may pos
sess OF SOIL climate and the various uxures which the
salt water affords, it is situated neighbourhood sell
dom equaIled for social AMI polished society. A new
and valuable grstm and cotton gin is adjacent TO the
property, and will be sold With If desired The terms
OF payment would be made easy aud liberal those de-
slrous OF purchasing and slaves stock, and farming inn
Pements, might be bad on reasonable terms For any
information in relation TO this property, reference Is
made to Col David Bullock, Richmond, John Tabb,
Esq OF Norfolk, aud on the premises to
ri. j. VAN BIBBER.
North End p. o., August 20. 3O--w10t
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S.pt 10,

Jhessrs. Wfilidm Burton, IYiiliam JJTnStoa Ishdn,
.dHen and Mrs finn .NorreI.
FHNAhE NOTICE that on Monday the 27h and Tues
u day the 18th OF September next between the hours
OF A. NJ and p NJ of each day, at the Clerks Of
nee OF Boon county, Kentucky, located in Burlington
oihers and on Saturday the I'd, and Monday the 4h OF
October next, between the hours of z A. Nj. and r.
NJ OF each day, at the Clerks Office of Franklin Coun-
~, Kentucky located in FRANKFORT shall take the de-
positions OF Robert Trpett and others; and on Weines.
day the Sth, and Thursday the 9TH October next be-
tween me hours OF A. M and p NJ of each day, at
the Clerks Office of Faycte County Kentucky located
IN lexington, shall take the dispositions OF Robert
Mickiiie and others; and on Monday the II,h and
tuesday the i2;h October next between the hours of
a. NJ and p. NJ. Of each day. at the Clerks Office
OF Mason County, Kentucky, located in Washington,
sha'l take the cepositons of Thomas Kercheval Jr
and others all which said depositions when so taken
are 10 be read as evidence in suit pending in the Su
peror Court of Law for the county of Henrco State of
Virginia wherein am plaintiff and you are defendants
WILL. BYRD CHAMBERLAYNE
Hcnrico County, 81 july 1890 2l-wtsfOct
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Hcnrico County, 81 July, 1880 24-wtlstOct

"a tALED proposals Will tie received IN Lexington
~ by The President Of the Lexington and Coving ton
turnpike Company, until The Is day OF October M xi
Tor the making of the Road from Lexire ton 10 Gazing
"n' ana The building II TWO Bridges across Jatksnn's
hi7er' and one a"fo-s the Cow Pasture River. The
VOTE 10 DC completed by the lat day Of January 1892
Iao'o's are al liberty to put in proposals for the
"hs'e or any part OF the work. provided that no con-
'fac' shh he eke9 for less than oao
Proposing 10 huid Bidger, must accompany their pro-
pouohs w''h drS sni specification OF t..c Bridge in
,ehded 10 be bui't-1he terms of pavmen, will he one
'o"fh' "hen the work IL commenced, (.adsiactoy s.,
curry neine givrn Tor the ufment Of the contract
ract De nall executed AMI fourth on the LIT day Of
January iej2 and lie remaining fourth on The Iay
o, January, lS33-Copies OF the specifications Of tn
noS"' nay ne seen at the Post Office in Lexington, aud
attic Tavern Of Robert Skeene in Coviny,oo The
u"ec.or9 intend commencing a, Lexington, On Monday
me Z''h OF Sept TO view the Inc of he road; contract.
OF, are invited to stenl or that day, and The ground
will be shown them. JOHN RUFF p t. e. r r r.
h"S OIL 33-w3w
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p. s. DUPoNcEAU,
JOHN VAUGHAN,

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. THE following circular
address 10 The Captains of the Steam Boats pl, ing i'm the
Delaware, has been agreed upon by the committee Of
SupeFniendance, appointed by The Members on Tues
day latt:
SIR,-A numerous and respectable meeting of the
citizens OF Philadelphia, convened on the so nl,imo.
IN The usual mode, regFetng that public rrmunera.
Ton has ever been made 10 tba benefacior Of mankind
Robert Fulton, or to his heirs, for the bile a-
vsntages conferred on country, by the completion
through his splendid hl-ns and indeisEahe persever.
ance and exeticns OF the art of prop-lng vessels BY
steam against wind and tide, whereby navigation has
attained as much certainty travelling by and-and
believing that remuneration IL ever likely 10 he al
oTded by the constituted authorities, have Judged PRO.
per that private indvdusl' should undertake. as far as
circumstances will permit, 10 supply the defect On
nl combination, they conceived that the plan in ops
ration in Virginia. Of placing boxes in boats 10
c'ivs the contributions Of hcral individuals for The
here Of Fulton, is not only the most prscncabIs but
The most likely TO answer the laudahe erd in view
dnd hare commissioned to carry this plan into effect
on The Drswsre-a duty which we have most cheer
tally undertaken. Accordingly take the liberty Of
sending you herewith hos tor the purpotc-and re
quest that you will do all in your power tscurs the
success Of TN effort which makes powerful an an.
peal TO the best ieelngs OF human nature. that no man
possessed OF sound head, pure heart, be in
different 10 the result.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-09-14

ENXECUTOR'S NOTlCE.--Persons having claims
u - against The estate OF Herman Boye deceased are
reque ted TO present them legally Aulhenicsted and
those indebted to sad estate will Please MIX. payment
sept 10. ss-wN "'"'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-09-14

fNH EDLEY Mr.. William n. Johnson's eele braIed
IVA bcrse Medley will make bls next season. sprn,
1881, at my stable, in the County OF UAifex within
ten miles OF the Court House FERNS ard srticnisrs
in due time. ROBERT HIJRT
Sept 10. s6-4w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-09-14

SWn',ess IA the South.-The Port Gibson (Mssissip.
PD Correspondent oi Aug. IA. says that " Death ha.
ue"n busy for tia last eight days and has introduc
'o'row aud tn" sable garment into many fimili-s. Our
country, Tor nne years, has been 80 si,kly as at
present. The disease which - prevalent is Of con-
ses'i,e character, aud carries oil te rarnt with but
iue waning"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-09-14
UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND.

We congrauate the friends OF Medical Science gen.
orally AMI lie Trustees Professors and fends OF the
University OF Maryland in particular on the election
OF Doctor Benjamin Lincoln OF Massachusetts, to the
Anatomical Chair CT this institution From testimony
mat has recently come unaer our observation, (says
the editor OF the Patio we believer cur country cam
not boast more distinguished teacher In the mporan,
there Is no man well qualified to ill tn. ., void
oeesoned by NE loss Of his accomplished predecessor
the lainsnied John ID Wells
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-09-14
LAKE ONTARIO STEAM BOAT.


efsEa&Syh TEYHE ONTARIO, w. r.
"a ling beat, propelled by two low
pressure engines oil go horse pow
err.
he route from Niagara TO Ogdensbueh il one of tho
mo- interesting that country offers the traveller
IL in,u the Falls OF Niagara, the Battle Ground,
the views on the Niagara river Que-nston heights and
brock' monnnen', Fort Niagara, the prosperous and
rapidly growing villages the American eide of the
lake, tho extensive artificial harbors erecting by the
Soi"s and Oswego, SC.
- fare has been considerably reduced, the present
season.
On her passage down, the Ontario will l.ave Niagara
every "Wednesday evening; Rochester, Thursday morn.
ing; O. ~ego Thur-dsy evening; and arrive at Ogden.
buTgh on Friday afternoon.
On her passage up, she will lrave edinburgh eve
ry Saturday evening; Sacke,ts Habor, Monday morn
ing; O'wego, Monday evening; Rochester, Tuesday,
morning; and arrive at Niagara in the evening.
Jo'y20. 2i-wIOt
lyEyO UNDERrAKERS.-The Undersigned. Com
IL mi.siooers, appointed by the County Court of
House, Friday tie l7th day Of Sept next TO
let The building OF a new Court House.
The body OF thu brick covered with heart pine shin
ges; the size OF the house will he 56 feet long by 40
feet wide from outside outsider Tie plan of the house
With the interior finish, Is deposited in the Clerks or
flee, where the necessary information can he had on
application. CHARLES WOODSON,
HENRY Il. WATKINS
SAM'L &. ANDERSON
Il WORSHAM,
JOSEPH TODD,
JAMES ID. WOOD,
Commissioners.
Prince EIwsrd 6. h., August 27. 32-wtd
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-09-14

Thus fsvote subordinate Clerk received a, the rate
Of ftco thousand four hundred and fortyseeen dol.
the 9TH Auditors Ofs e. is 81 100 and in all the De.
pdriments Is $4,000 During this time he had In III,
hands average Of at least 81 900 Of public money
as bis settlements show. He claims 1892 30 more
as commissions for the purchase OF stock for the
Navy Pension Fund, 10 1923, which has not been allow
cd him
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-25
NORTH BIENEEIEa
FOR HE

vENHlS valuable Mountain Estate, in Albemarle,
offered a. private sale. The tract contains up-
wards OF nine hundred acres, of the worry best noun
tam re loan soil and therefore, susceptible Of the
highest possible state OF mproyeinent-and If desired
Val be divided into two divisions. with improvements
on each The buildings on it, are Of the very best
KIND, and are extensive and valuable. In the event
OF sale either the whDis part purcho ser
can be accommodated, with many facilities in letting
It, and which VIII be readily asorded-such as pro-
visions, stock, plantoton utensils &C. The crop OF
wheat seeded, Is upwards of two hundred bushels -
The terms will be liberal and accommodating to those
who may be disposed to purchase aud possession Civ
en- immediately. But if the above Estate is no, sold
privately, before The 10th Gav Of February next,
tWednesday) it will, that day if fair If not tine
nexi far day. be offered al public sale. the high
est Slider. On the premises Aud ia The event, of
the sale OF The land the stock of all 3nds corn fod
der plantation utensils, &c. will he sold on credit
OF twelve months Terms of sale for the land, sill
be on credit of one two and three years, with ep-
proved security, and deed of trust on the laud-
but the interest will BIZ deducted on the whole sum.
or any part. by paying the cash. and release will
be gvoE by the Bank. by my assignment Of the pro-
ceeds, OF such sale to TIE Bank. much as will
discharge the balance of M debt. including he COL
lateral bonds, already assigned. in par payment Of
the T.. o. GOODWIN
u To prevent too great q sacrifice Of property.
the right OF one bid Will be reserved in each case to
the proprietor. dec 24-2awetf
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-25
EDUCATION.

ADHiLIF MAYO intending to withdraw from tho
Bar, proposes to devote his attention perma-
nen,y to the education of youth. male and female
lie will open School ut his residence on Rich
nond hill on the second Monday in January next. in
which viii br taught such branches as sre necessary
70 good practical English education. His 6rst care
VII be 70 illustrate the design and importance Of ed.
"caton that his pupils may be brought lnbour for
detinlte and desirable object.
Whilst due regard will be had to proper exer-
cise OF the memory. he will endeavour, instead of
loading II with confused ma IS of undigested matter
gradually to d"vslope the reasoning powers.
The great purpose of the teacher is. to complete
the education of children not designed BY their pa
rents for either of the learned professions and ia
ny such AZ are for snterng the Academy with ajrsn-
tase.
Great attention will be given to the ne - and
nanuars Of the children. - .
Ihs scholastic year Will terminate on the lDtb day
OF December. There will be q vacation during :he
month of August. TIE terms of tuitisn' are x2s,
payable quarterly. One dollar will be required from
each pupil for fuel Books and stationary will be
FURNISHED, II preferred. at cost
Eight or ten boarders will be received in the fam
lily a. TO- payable quarterly, 500, the pupil fur
nshiny bed and bedding.
+. Mayo acknowledges his obligations to thaze
persons WHO have paironIsed him in his profession
Ills business IN the Courts held this city, will be
attended to by Joseph Mayo E-Q and that in Gooch.
land by John w Brockenbrough. Esq.
dec 2l-2pwAt
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-25
HARDWOOD SCHOOL.

Il will Commence the I'd Monday in January, and
terminate the 18th ofDec"mber following. The course
of instruction Will include, Reading, Peumsnship,
position. Geography Natural and Eorsl Philosophy,
and the Latin anc Greek Language Terms for
boa tuition, washing and lodging. will be SI05 for
The schoiastic year OF ten months. III the boarders
viii BE- accommodated IA tze family of the subscri-
ber and none received fer shorter period than the
scholastic year Great has been taken to select
properly qualified Assistant Tutors. who will unite
with he subscriber To impress upan TIE minds of the
students the incu!crable benefits arising from indus
trious aud exemplary bsb,s. No Student older than
10 years viii b. received, unles sss,aac-s entirely
satisfactory cen be given. with rsssrS % hls moral
character Letters addressed the subscriber near
Somerville Bsnqu!er County. Virginia. will receive
prompt a''entlcn. e. TACKETT
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-25
TIE FREDERICKSBURG.
FEM ALE SEMINARY.

'nuusItd oy .Etst 6Sgs c'U be continued Mis year.
/ will be- opened on The 18th. of January and will
close on the 18th December, with vacation of
tne month, from the 5th Of June to The 18th of july
The pupils will be Instructed in Orthography. Read
ing. Wiring, Arithmetic, Enghsh Grammar Geoge
raphy with TIE use of Glubes and the Rldimcnts of
Astronomy The price OK board ard tuition, will be
S2c, one half payable in advance and the balance at
the end Of the year Bach pupil will bring with her
pair 81 blankets. pair of sheets. coloured coun-
t"rpane end four towels, all narked or if it is pre-
ierrcd tncr will BE- furnished oy for additional
charge of S.. Such young ladies remain in my
fanny, during vacation, viii be charged the rate
-" $40 per month. Such of them may choose to
BIZ instructed in Music will be charged al the rate of
$40 per quarter. OF: 80 LESSONS There are few
vacancies YET 10 be filed.
u Letters addressed to me. GARDENERS Roads,
Louisa, will be promptly attended to.
dec .-1awGi FREDK HARRIS
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We offer for sale,

1z0 Hhds suger, st. Croix, Porto Rico and N
~ Orleans, part prime
IS boxes and Is bbls loaf sugar
90 hhds West India molasses
10 do and 80 bbls N. o. do
$50 bags coffee. Java, Laguiru, 81. Jago. Rio &
ST Domingo
$500 sacks Liverpool blown salt
500 do do ground do
5000 bushels Lisbon do
40 tons bar iron, Swcdes. English and American,
assorted
10 tons castings, assorted
Cast, shear, German and bl;s;ercd steel
Is tons pig iron
so kegs cut nails und brads, assorted
10 do wrought do
Novascotia grind stones
500 sides soal leather
Calfskns ard upper DO,
$50 Buenos Ayres hides
Sicily Madeira, Canary,
Port. Scuppernong, Muscat, Wine
And dry and SWEEP Malaga
90 tierces rice
70 terces clover seed
Window glass 10 by 10, 8 by 10, G by Q and 8
by II, in whole and half boxes
Shot assorted, bar lead. gun powder
Copperas, alum, sal, petre, birthstone
PinGnto. pepper. ginger, indigo
Iunpowder, imperial and black tea
Segars bottle corks
Sewing and wrapping Irvine
Shoe thread in balls aud hanks
Bale rope and cotton baggiug
Siters soap and candles
Dluscatcl rasins
Flax seed
% 600 lbs bacon
zoo tierces Thomaston lime
$50 brls tar
SO bbls No. 3. mackarel. prime pork
Letter, writing. and wrapping paper
Cassia, pearl barley
Glass, earthen and stone ware
Whinmore's cotton and wool cards
Lnseed and tanners oil
Domestic goods, shee:ings, shifting
Broad cloths, &c. &c. &c.
ALSO,
Cotton yarns assorted, from the Appomattox Cot
ton Factory. LEWIS WEBB g. co
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-25
City Coffee House.

VGNHE Busln"ss heretofore conducted by HENRY n.
TEMprEMAN, at the well known stand, q doors
below the Bell Tavern will hereafter be carried by
The subscribers. under the firm of TEMPLEMAN &
ALLEN. Great pains will always be taken to select
OYSTERS, and all other de!caces the affords, of
The best quality, and they will be served up at the
shortest notice. in any manner thsnay suit their
toners
The Bar will at all times be supplied with the best
Liquors that can be procured in the market embracing
Wines OF every fashionable, variety-Private Rooms
are ranged and fitted for parties, and attentive and
oblising Servants will be in constant aiting.
The Projectors trust that their unremiitng atten
ton to business. will ensure them the liberal pairo
mage heretofore extended to the Establishment, for
which IL. y. Templeman would embrace the uresent
opportunity 10 return his sincere acknowledge 1euss
HENRY n TEMPLEMAN
nov 93-lOtc EDWARD n. ALLEN.