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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-10-12

NATAS1lNGTON HOTEL RIcHmoNp. VA
w The Subscriber having leased this old and well
known Establishment, for term of years takes ,bi.
opportunity TO announce 10 his friends and the public
generally and particularly TO the former visitors OF the
house, that 1t will be opened for the accommodation Of
company on the fret Of October. 1t is now underoo
ing thorough repair, and will be fitted IN in a plain
but neat Style with beds bedding and other
furniture, all new, and Of the best kind HE Ssryanis
are attentive aud experienced, and h Barkeepers no.
lite and accommodating. Hi, Bar shall at all times he
well supplied with the best liquors ans Wines and his
Table with the most choice deicacies of the season
which The city and country afford and lac natiefs
himself, that hy unrepng aiten lou to his husiness he
VIII give entire satisfaction to all who may favor hin,
with their company.
The WARRINGTON HOTEL il situated in the most
pleatap part OF the city, Immediately opposite the Csp
toll, and contiguous 10 all the Public Offices and but
short distance from the Theatre, the Banks the Basin
the Warehouses, ard the offices Of The principal MiIsrs
oil the city; and at the time sufficiently far iemov.
cd TO afford genilemes quiet retreat when they wish
10 retire ON the hustle and nose Of the streets Such
are The local advantages Of this house. that may ven.
ture to Affirm, that gentlemen visiting Richmond, Ell
her or business or for pleasure, will find it one of the
most pleasant situations in the city.
10 addition 10 what transient custom he may be ia
vored WIN, the subscriber will be able 10 accommodate
twenty-five on thirty BOARDERS, by the week.
mouth, or year, on the most reasonable terms.
ROBERT T.. MACON,
Sept II 3S-n Late OF Goocblaod Court. House,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-10-12

NOTlCE to claimants of Land in the State of
IN Kentucky.-Thos- per,on. W 10 may be interested
In obtaining decisions in the pending lore
the Supreme Court at Washing on-which will decide
the constu'ionay OF the several ACT. of the Legsla-
ture OF Kentucky. affecting the title land in that State
held by Citizens Of Virginia-will find to their ad-
vantage TO cenier with William Barrett, Richmond.
Oct. H. 45-4t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-10-12
A PRIZE ESSAY ON MULES

ENDUCATlON M. B. Shepherd Respectfully io.
N a forms Parents AMI GuariiAns who may not have
suitable Schools convenient them, that he intends a.
pening school the lst Monday in February next i'm
which will be taught Reading, Writing, Afihmetic
English Grammar, Geography, by Mapping and the
Globes tstory, in connection with Chronology use OF
The Globes, and the elements of Astronomy Algebra
Geometry, Chymsity, and Natural Philosophy -The
School will be taught at the residn nee of Mrs Mary
Shepherd in whose house or 10 pupils can be accom-
modated with board al $60.-Terms OF Tuition in the
lower branches, $l0-in the higher, Si5 From an
experience OF 10 years in the business and close aeu-
ZION to the best modes of teaching he faters himself
with the hope OF making the School worthy OF patron
age He pledges himself TO watch over his pupils with
parental care, and TO spare pains his part to fulfil
any expectations which tn. subjoned certificates may
excite Letters addresssd TO tie subscriber Whining
tom o. Fiuvanna county, will receive prompt atten
ZION.
BREMo, Sept. Goth 1890
Mr. M Il Shepherd has, Tor several years last pa
kept an English School in this neig hbo hood-and from
the general satisfaction Of those who have sent scho
lars TO him. as well as from personal observation of his
conduct as a teacher, can confidently recommend az
worthy the public confidence in ,his line.
JOHN II. COOKE ST.
We have known Mr.. Shepherd from his child ODD
anu gives us much pleasure to join Gen. Cooke in the
above recommendation.
GEO. STILMAN,
WALKER TIMBERLAKE
Oct. 8. IT,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-10-12

hNE HUNDRED NEGROES FOR SALE-On
NJ Thursday the 9Th Of January next III the day is
far) shall offer for SALE a, Surry Court House, on
credit oil months 100 likely negroes, most of whom
are young; consisting OF men, woRsn boys girls and
ehidren-The sale will be made without reserve and
be continued from day TO day till effected an persons
dssrous oil buying slaves may meet this occasion
with such as will suit their demands
J. N. FAULCON
.3dnn'or IF John Fdu'con deed
Surry Court House, Oct. IL. 45-S &2sm,is,J.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-10-12

FURNISHING MACHIN E.-SA MUEI. SLATER
~ Patent Thrdshing and flaming Machine. Th.
highly valuable and improved Machine is now Offer ed
TO the public for inspe ction and crici.m the South
West Corner Of Cailowb aud Juliss .re-,s n.ar thu
White Horse Tavern. model may also be seen al
the Agricultural Store of Messrs L,ndreth Chestnut
few doors below Third street.
Farmers, Planters and Citizens, particularly in
vHed 10 call aud see the same in operation. The
tentee does no. pretend To b"as, Of his performance
bringing 10 perfection that which has been sought at.
ter for upwards OF 20 years. that is to cav perfect Ma
chine for thra,hng all kinds of small srn also rice
He will leave that for the Public to Judge and the
hacbine to rest upon its merits. Ii require. but
mule ROOM is simple in construction, permanent aud du
rable, and performs beyond ep,iou.
CAUTION.
The public are cautioned az sinst purchasing any ma
chine heretofore patented Tor ,hra.hns OF grain until
they have an opportunity OF seeing the above in iull
operation III u supposed to he the by IN.
u. 3. Patent Office. The specifes,j was only for
wardsd on the third day Of July lan. The patentee
has been engaged as agent in vending different thrash
log machines Tor the lat years and in accordance
with the opinion cf scientific men and sgticul'urists il
through him brought To complete perfection.
RICE.
The above Machine is uoqur stionahly the best and
cheapest offered TO the Public for thrssbng Of rice
Planters would promote their aeres by seeing i, in
operation.
Township, county and state right.; also, ,iagle
Machines with or without horse power, can be had by
applying as above.
Tbs patentse informs The public that attempt, msy
ne made by imposing upon them, in sHsring others:
hs may no known by his on the eonesye in front
-, SAMUEL SLATER,
2i3 North Third street.
JOHN WEAVER. Agent,
;. w. Corner OF Ju'iana and Calowhill streets.
Philaiephia. Oct. IL A5-si
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FHNHE Subscfiber have Tor sale
n Wilsoh's napt cottons
German oZnaburgs
Liverpool 6lled sacks Of salt
English white lead
London silk and gngham umbrellas
london porter
Poft wine, bottl 81 Ia OpOro
Crates Of esrtheDware, assorted
81 Nails--quAri bottles
Tin plate and brazug copper.
Also, very fine old Madeira wino imported three
years ago. direct from Midcirs, and since then has
had the benefit OF voyage TO and ifOm Jonion
sept IL 4O-t2t' e K A WARNICK
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-10-12
NEW ADvERTIs EMEMrs.

~ILLlAM s MARY COLLEGE.--A meeting of
w tho Visitors and Governors of this In situtioH is
earnestly requested Wednesday, the Goth inst The
object oil this meeting is TO fill the vacancy the Profess
sorshp Of Mathematics, occasoned by the resignation
oil Professor Stewart The importance of the sbicct il
- hoped, will command full board.
JOHN PAGE. Rector
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-10-12

IVA lished by PETER CorroM, aid for sale a, his
Bookstore ~ ~
The Genfiemdn's .Ne,o Pocket FarYier.
comprising general description of the noble aud use
THE HORSE.
together with the quickest and simplest mode of fat
tening; Necessary treatment while undergoing excess
sve fatigue, or on Journeys different axis for ascer
'hng the age oil horse. Also, concise acc cunt of
tue Diseases TO which the horse is subj ct, with such
remedies a. long experience as proved to be eectuai
ny Richard Mason, Nj. ID. 10 meIly Of Surrey County
Virg'nia-Fiith edition with additions To ,rhch is
added ~ "
PRIZE ESSAY ON MULES,
hu an Appendix conslning observa and re cep,s
or the cure OF most OF the Jistempsrs incident
heres' oxen cows, calves sheep lambs swine dogs
&c selected from different authors. Also an AdeuJs
containing Annals of the Turf, american Sud Book.
rules 'or Training, Racing, SC. Sc. Sc
" The publisher, in presenting 10 the public n filth
,diion OF Mason's Farrer begs to recommen nd il to
ineir notice Tor the following reasons-it embraces all
he matter contained in the previous edit ,ns; with tho
addition OF W. f. Brodnax and w. r. johnson. me :
hod oil raising blood horses-method Of choosing race
horse; OF oasrang colts; OF determining the age by
ieehng--cnre OF bighead-a prize essay on Mules by
Samuel wylleys Pomeroy, OF Massachusetts, a,,eri
ca" Sfud Booh, containing The Pedigrecs OF several
hundred American and imported horses and mares
rules OF racing Of the Richmond Jockey Club together
with those adopted in England. Method of training,
by Vfgnian, SC. SIC.
Oct s. a, &.
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EASTERN DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA, to tcit:
.....s..s EPE it remembered, that ON the thirteen

EASTERN DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA, to tcit:
..E.ss..s pc 1t remembered, that ON the thirteenth
L. s. -HD of August in the fifty-fiith year of the
ss**s independence of the United States of Ameri-
ca, RIrcHIE s. Cook, of the said District
have deposited in this Office the title of book the right
whereof they claim as proprctors in the follow
ing, to witt proceedings and Debates Of the Virginia
State Convention of 1S29-30. To which, are subion-
ed the New Constitution of Virginia, and the votes of
the people"
"No free government, or the blessing of liberty can
no preserved TO any people, but by firm adherence TO
JUSTICE moderation, temperance, frugaity and virtue
ana 6y frequent recurrence to fundamental principles
-pirginia Bill Of Rights.
In conformity TO the act of the Congress of the United
States entitled an act for the encouragement of learn
lng by securing the copies of maps charts and books
10 the authors and propretors of such copies during the
times therein mentioned" RD JEFFRIES
Clerk of the Eastern District of Virginia
Oct IL. 15-wIW
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-10-12

Is NloN HOTEL, CITY OF RICHMOND, YA-The
u Subscribers having taken this spacious and ele-
CANT house. are prepared TO accommodate travellers and
ooarders, eiiher families or single gentlemen by the
oay, week month or year, on the most liberal terms
The Union Hotel is pleasantly situated on f
or Main Street, little below the Market House
snfhceruy near to the business part of the ci.
"; whi'e, at the same time, il Is withdrawn from
the noise and hustle incidental TO more public pace.
containing near 100 rooms, including parours saloons
&C. all furnished in superior style, combining both
oea'nese and elegance.
The tables will always be pentfuy furnished, with
such varieties as the market aud neg hbourng places
anotd, and me bar with the most choice liquors
The bed rooms are spacious and airy and the beds
clean and il good and attentive servants with disno
son OH the part OF all attached TO the house to please
arc calculated to add 10 tie fore going
tnen VIII the pfopretors only deserve bat hope to
receive tho patronage OF the public. They have good
ssp,es 10 hs house, we'll supplied with pro-
vender and experienced ostlers.
III. Gensta' Stage Office iskept at this house. whore
seats ia all the different Stages may be taken.
WM. SHIELDS
Ang'3i o3-f JOHN ARMISTEAD.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-10-12

Britain. who wrought out and established their
freedom by kindred measures, and have, 1T all nations,
most cause TO rejoics in the liberty and happiness OF
France"
The resolution, we need no, add, carried by
lama alton.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-10-12
1000 DOLLS!
MANAGERS s.

OFFICE-RIcHMoNp VA
NEW-YORK NSOLIDATED-EyrnA Of
TO be drawn on the 18th October in New-York
l Prize oil S25 900 is S25 600
ZO,oO0 10000
$4,000 10000
o,uoO 5000
"a 3,oOO $500
on 1000 SO GOA
% 500 20 Oon
&C. sc.
Tickets $40, Halves So Quarters 50 So
DISMAL SWAMP CANAL, No Is
To be drawn in Norfolk, 10Th of October
OF $4,000, 10000, 10000, 10000 10000, $500.
10 Of 1000, sc.
Tickets So Halves So 80, Quarters 81 25.
GRAND CONSOLIDATED, No H.
10 be drawn in Newcastle, Delaware, on the 26th
of October.
l Prize OF $780, 900 is 100000
10000 no 600
io' , 1000 100000
Tickets $40, Halves So, Quarters So So
sc SC.
Orders from any part of the United States will be
promptly attended 10. Address
YATES s. MINTYRE.
Oe! l. 42-td
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In F.aYETTE
LOTTERY OFFICE.

LOTTERY OFFICE
ChdT he Eagle Hotel, fco doors a5ore Mr. Y, III
Dretc's Grocery Store
here n lido in the affairs Of men,
w Inch taken at the Hood leads fortune:
Omitted all the voysgeof their life;
Is bound in shadows and ia lsscrcs;
On such full ssa .,cn w afluat:
hnd We must tehc tho current Is i servss
Or osc
NHE Subscriber informs his friends and the p,,b,;
Il mat he intends resuming his old business
AS fortune has appeared p,opitious il, MS rea,u,
"na Snte upon hn she certainly will show herself
peculiarly favorable to his customers, and will rtbeir
coners by his means with golden treasure: he there
lore ADVISES an those who are in OF cash to call AZ
FORTUNES HOME for lucky numbers.
AS the citizens have heretofore experienced had I,cL
IN their adventures in the State Lotteries tho subsc
Der is in hopes under the Flag of Lafayeffe 70 cas
"Hero!uf!oa" in the fortunes of those who NAV ioin
his standard. jim
NEW-YORK LOTTERY,
l Prizo of 25 OOo Doi,,rs
DO 10000 Dollars
DO 10000 Dollars
40 5000 Dollars
90 $500 Dollars
1000 DOLLS!
65 Plies of 500 Dollars
56 Prizes of 100 DolIars
Tickets $lo--Halves Quarters 2 5O-Eirhths %
VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY,
WiH be drotom Friday, 18Th October.
% % Capital Prizes of 10000 Dollars
~ 10 do 1000 Dollars
10 do 500 Dollars
Tickets only S5-Halves 2 5O-Quarters 1 25.
oders for tickets shares in the above Lotteries will
receive Tie most prompt attention, il addressed TO
C. c. RICHARDSON,
Richmond Pa
~ 81 Al Capital Prize in the last Disma,
swamp i'ottery' sold Tin whole ticket to gentleman
Oct. s. 4I--tf
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Tickets only $5-Halvcs So 5O-Quarters 81 25.
For sale by E. MICKLE
First below the Door of the Eagle Hotel
W orders Tor Tickets from the Country, will be at
address j.. MICKLE, Richmond, Va.
Veto I'D
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-06-25
From Rlackwood's Magazine for April.
THE FORSAKEN TO THE FALSE ONE

BY WILLIAM HAYNES BAILY.
l dare thee to forget mo go wonder where thou
wilt,
Thy hand upon the the vessels helm, or on the
sabre's hilt
Away thou'rt free DER land and sea- 90 rush TO
dangers brink
But oh, thou cans't not fly from thought thy
curse will be--to think /?
Remember me all my long enduring love,
That linked itself to perfdy the vulture and
the dove?
Remember in thy utmost need, never once
did shrink,
But chung to thee conhdingy they curse shall
be-to think?
Then go? that thought will render the a bastard
in the fight !;
That thought, when thou art tempest-tost, will
fill thee with alright.
In some wild dungeon mayst thou lie, and couD.
ting each cold link
That binds thee to captivity, thy curse shall
be-to think
Go, seek the merry banqucs-hall where Younger
naidens bloom
T!:o .hcught of me shall mako the there endure
deeper gloom;
That thought shall turn the festive cup 10 poi-
son while you drink,
And while false smiles are on thy cheek, thy
curse will bo--to think
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-06-25
POETRY.

From the New Monthly Mazagine.]
THE WALLFI.OWER
dove thee lone and pensiv flower,
Because thou dost not aaunt thy bloom
In pleasures gaiy garnished bower,
Or Luxury's proud banquet-room
But on the silent Wondering wall
Thy clnging leaves n fragrance shed,
Or give to the deserted hall
relict of its glories fled.
These wrcaths, in vived freshness bright,
Methinks the aattering herd portray,
Who bask in fortunes golden light,
And wanton in her joyous sway;
But thou art like that gentle love,
Which blooms when friends and fame have
passed,
Towers the dark wreck Of hope above,
And smiles through ruin to the last.
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-06-25
CHARLOTTESVILLE, VIRGINIA, FRIDAY JUNE rs. 1880

Forget me False one, hope it not When min.
strels touch the string,
The memory of the other days will gall thee
while they sing
The airs used TO love will make thy coward
conscience shrink,
NY, ev'ry note will have its sting. thy curse
will be-to think
Forget me! No, that shall not be. I'll haunt
thee in thy sleep:
In dreams thout cling to Shiny rocks that over.
hang the deep;
Thou't shrek for aid My feeble arm shall
haul the from the brink,
And when thou wakst in wild disrnay, thy
curse will be---t0 hiak
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-06-25
TERMS.

TTHE VTRGENiA .4DVOCATE, will be
Published every Friday, at three dollars per
annum, payable in advance.
UTNo subscription will be received for less
than six Months, or be discontinued, but Mt the
discretion of the Editors, until all arrcaragcs
shall have been paid.
Whoever will procure FIVE subscribers, and
guarantee the same, will be entitled to the sixth
GRATIS.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING
UTOno square, or iess-'rhree insertions 81
each continuance, % cents-The number of in
-sertions must be noted on the Ms. advertise
,,nents will be inserted, and charged accordingly
Chancery orders, not exceeding two squares,
will no published for five Dollars
GTAll letters to tho Editors must be post paid
or they will not be attended to.
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-06-25
TRIUMPHANT MUSIC.

BY MRS. HEMANs.
Wherefore and whittier bearst thou up my
spirit,
On eagle wings, through every plume, that
thrill
Ii hath crown ofvictory to inherit
Be still, triumphant Harmony be still
Thine are no sounds for earth, thus proudly swell
ling
Into rich floods of JOY tits but pain
To mount so high, yet find on high some dwell
ling,
To sink so fast, so heavily again
No sounds for earth Yes, to young cheftain
On his own battlefield at set Of sun,
With his freed counity's banner DER him flying,
Well nights thou speak of Fame's high
guerdon won.
No sounds for earth ? Yes, for the martyr
leading
Unto victorious Death serenely on,
For patriot by his rescued affairs bleeding,
Thou hast voice in each majestic tone
But speak not thus to one whose heart is beat
Against life's narrow bound, in conflict vain !!
fot PoWei: iof joy, h'Sh huPe anu idPtuiooS
greeting,
Thou wak'st lone thirst-be hushed exulting
strain.
Be hushed, or breathe of grief! of exile yearn-
ings
Under the willows Of the stranger shore;
Breathe ofthe souls untold and restless burn
ings,
For looks, tones, footsteps that return to
more.
Breathe of deep love-a lonely vigil keeping
Through the night hours o'ei wasted health
to pine,
Rich thoughts and sad like faded rose leaves
heaping,
In the shut heart, at once tomb and shrine,
Or pass as if thy spirit notes came shining
From words beneath some blue EIysian sky !;
Breathe of repose, the pure, the bright,th I'M
dying
Ofjoy no more-bewildering Harmony.
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-06-25

From this time every one cautiously avoid tho
stream but the few who, by chance or necess
~ have passed the spot whore the count disap-
Peared, say that each night when tho moon
shines brightly, lovely female folm is seen to
glide over the waters. Most true it is that plain
tive notes, oil celestial sweetness, are often heard;
and all the maidens Of Stauffenberg, to this day
devoutly believe in the tale, and cite it as a
proof vi the fate which attends faithless lovers.
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-06-25

The Charleston City Gazette tells tale of
one of its old patrons whosecapacity to read had
ou'grown his capacity to pay, and who, after re-
coiving the paper for years, without affording
quid pro quo, gave formal notice of Withdrawal,
assuring the proprietors bo could no longer af-
ford the expense of paper.
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-06-25

10 remooe spots ofgreese. pitch, or oil from
'ooouen cloth-In pint offspring water dissolve
an ounce of pearlash, adding the solution of a
lemon cut in small slices This being properly
mixed and kept in warm state for two days, the
whole must be strained and kept in u bottle for
use. little of this liquid, being poured on the
stained part, is said inslantaneously to remove
all spots of greese, pitch, or oil. When they
disappear the cloth is to be washed in clear wa.
ter.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-08-25

BY last evenings mail, we find that the ship
Gratitude has arrived at New York, having sail
ed from Liverpool on the 9th July. The captain
reports, that for two weeks after he left, he ex-
perienced continued rains.
slip from our correspondents of the New
York Daily Advertiser, dated on Saturday even.
ing at O'Clock, contains the following addition.
al notice of the markets.
Markefs-We stated that very extensive
purchases of Flour we're made in this market on
Friday. We find, on enquiry, that upwards of
ten thousand barrels we're bought up, as is beiev-
ed, by one or two houses. The public on Satur-
day forenoon were without any advices, notwith.
standing the arrival at Portsmouth, which left
Liverpool on the 18th July. 1t is, however, oe
morally believed, that private letters have been
received BY that arrival, which have enabled a,
few persons by the intelligence to speculate on
the market. It is reasonable to suppose that Or
ders have also been sent South, for the same OBJ
ject on Saturday. The holders. generally, held
Flour about twenty-five cents higher than on the
previous day, but there appears to be no dispesi-
ton to purchase at an advance. In the afternoon
the ship Gertrude arrived here, having left LIVER
pool on the 9th, at which time the weather was
unfavorable, and should it continue raining, the
crops must suffer. In this state of uncertainty.
the arrival of our regular Packets is looked for
with deep interest"
-eSe-
The editors Of the Baltimore American are in
debted to the poiteness Of a commercial friend
for the annexed extract of letter, dated
"MoNrEvIDEo, May 81.
"There is not barrel of Flour afloat or in
first hands in MontevideO, and the whole stock,
recently bought up by the bakers, does not ex-
coed about 4, 800 bbls. Last sales about SIS,
currency. Exchange Is cents to the dollar"