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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-06-18
Against

Against
Richard l.. Moore aud Susan his wife, Virginia Cath
aTine and Julia Travis infants the sad Catharne and
Julia by Thomas o. Cogbill their guardian assigned
Defts.
shall proceed to se hef,rs the Cour,house door Of
James City County, in the City Of williamsburg on
Monday the 12h day Of July next, being Court day
the following property to wit:
tract Of land, part of Jane stown Island supposed
10 contain eight hunred acres-the whole being James
river low-grounds, OF fine quality.
"A large aud commodious two story Dutch.rooffsd
house, in the City oil williamsburg and the lots
ed, on which the late Samuel Travis resided at the
time OF his death
And al.o small irac, Of land in James City County,
within one half a mile of the City of Williamsburg
called tina Hobby supposed TO con ain 100 acres.
The terms will he follows: for the tract of land i'm
amesown leland, credit of one, two three, four and
I'VE years. the tour last paym carry interest from
the end OF one year from the day of sale and the in
eres to be paid annually For the houses and los in
the CITY OF WIZ imsbsrg. a credit for one half till
the ls' day OF January, 1880 and for the other half
credit I'LL the lst day OF January 1882. And for the
piece OF land called the Hobby, credit of one two and
three years. the two last payments 70 carry som
the end OF year from the time Of the sale the inter-
est to be paid annually. Bond and security, and deed
trust to be taken the property sold secure the
paymeGt OF the purchase money.
CHAS WiNGFlELD, NJ 9. c. c.. w.p.
Williamsburg, May 2l. ids or his deputy
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YALUARI-E pROPERTY EOR SALE

VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE
FEVle subscr desro,Is 81 selling his plantation at
a Nelson Courthouse This tract of land contains near
three hundred acres, including ten lots in the
town OF LoVing-ton. The buildings large ard con
venieD', and we'll calculated either for public or
private honss, being situated on the iu street, pass
ing through The town, aud il :he public road leading
from Charlottesville 10 LynchbuTg. The stables are
large. ainicg about one huDdred stalls Tho land
Is we'll supplied with timber, which is scarce in the
neigAbourbooi ADD il very valuable. further de
scrp'ion Of the land is deemed unnecessary ] will
sell esther for cash, credit, accommodating term',
the payments being secured.
Lovinga,nn. MAY u A-M WM II DIGGES.
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NE ARSH AIS SAbE.-ln pursuance of Decree
lVH Of the Superior Court of Chancsry Tor the Rich
mod District pronounced or the 10Th day Of March.
1880, in The cese OF Monrure, &C. as. Adams &c.,-I
shslI, on Monday. the 21s day OF June next, being
GoochlaDd Court day, III Courthouse OF 'aid county
offsr for sale, the highest bidder, at pnbc auction
for cash, TRACT OF LAND, which, by the d. ed
referred TO in said Decree, filed among the exhibits IN
the cause and marked c., conveyed by Willis Nc
Kean aud wife, 70 James Taylor containing hun
drsd and eigh;y;wo and three quarter acres OF land,
lie h sams more less, adjoining the lands Of Mrs.
Humber, Thomas Miller, and George Parrish in the
County OF Go ,chlsnd.
J GUERRANT. ~. :. c. G. n. u.
May 2S eds or one Of his Deputies.
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NN ARSHALS SALE.-Pursuant TO a Decree
lVA oil the Superior Court OF Chancery for the vii.
hAmsonrs District, in cause therein dependiu pro.
nounGed The gu day OF February 1880 between Hem
ry Elloe and Elizabeth his wife, and the said Edloe
guardian Of Virginia, Catharne, and JUL. Travis,
Plths
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-06-18

II NOTION YARN Hirginin- Union Factory
" situated i miles below Charlottesville, on thu
AL stage road, leading from that place Richmond
The prorrielrs have hitherto forborne TO solicit pub
lie attention 10 This establishment owing to the circur
stance Of the portion of machinery in operation, being
40 limited, TO be insufficient supply the orders Of
those, with whose custom il favored in the outset
The superior quality of the Yarn, they can now conf
IDENTIFY say has been fully tested and proven by expe
rience; aud having procured such an additional stock
OF machinery as 10 Justify the expectation that they
Will be enabled to keep a stock on hand, sufficient TO
supply all orders which they may in future be favored
with, they are Induced respectfully to solic, more
extended share OF public patronags,-wi,h an assurance
shh the article shalt at all times be furnished on the
most moderate and reasonable terms.-AM orders d.
ree'ed to Union Mills Post Office, Fiuvanns county,
(Va) shall be promptly attended toand the Yarn de-
Ivsred either at the establishment, -deposi,ed in its
vicinity on the Three Chop Road. fer the purpose OF
being conveyed by Wagons, on return from Richmond
or conveyed by water navigation, may suit its des-
tinacn.
TIMBERLAKE & J. & j. b. MAGRUDER.
Jan l6 s6-u
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''0tIcc 70 0UnerS and ndpigdtors Of BOATS J.tnes
Rirer.
"A I meeting OF the James River Company, the
IA Goth May 1880:
hesofoed, That the keeper Of the Locks at MaidcDs
Adventure, be instructed to require previously TO adj
mng boats ascending the river, having coal on board
10 passage though the said Lock, bills and receips
10, s"ch coal hon the Golfers their agents from
whom the shall have been obtained. in tho on.
grdred form established by the said Colers-Thi, re-
guauoa 10 take effect from and after the 18Th of June
next. ,r,c co., - ''@
June !. Sim j. BROWN, Jr I'd Auditor
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Nessrs. John b. Hudson, Robert Hudson, JViIf,am
4. Hudson, Nancy Robins, Judith Hughes, .lfarv
Chatham. Robert Hudson, (SOn Of .Nei,) Mari
Fo,cheS, Nathan F0,okes, .4dm'0 IF Eaton Hud-
son, dec, TboS. DOSUeII, and H5y Hudson:
a you are moi oil Citizens OF Virginia, you will
IA please take notice that we shall by our Attorney,
on The second Saturday in July next, between sun rise
and Sun SET OF The day, If fair, if not Ire next
cir day, al Sandy River Church in the county OF T. nce
Edward. State Of Virginia proceed 10 take the Dc posi-
ton OF Robert Knight and others, to be read as evil
dence in the suit now depending in The County Court Of
Prince Edward, wherein you Plaintiff, and myself
and others Defcndants-atjend il you please
MACKNESS ROWLETT and Others
Brydie's Store Apr 30 I2I-wSw
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June 10. Il-w3w- WILLIAM SMITH
Important Lnpropement 10 Brick .lLnkers-

Important Improvement to Brick .naIters
F@SH h Subscriber efers for Sale, his PATENT
Il BRICK Press. The public have long been sen-
sibie that something Of this kind necessary aud
the attention OF Ingenious men has been much turned
TO The subject The consequence has BEEN that vari-
QUE machines for the pressing Of brick have invent
ed and paented bu, they have all iaie either in ex-
petition or in power. The machine now offered COM
bnes both those advantages. II believed that prac-
Used hands can, with this machine, press IL bricks in
minute; and such lie lie power, by of a compound
liver that il congresses che brick almost the sodi,y
OF limestone or msrble.-Brick formed by this ms hie
will possess the beauty, snoohne,s and symmetry of
stock brick, united degree of comraciness and soi.
ty hitherto uDknownin that important, article of bulldog
The Subscriber will sell rights use his machine
either for single Counties for several counties. or for
whole Stat' it being an Invention in which every state
IN the Union is iniere,t"d. JOHN WOODSON o.
Lexington. Virginia, May 15 1890
have been engaged in the Brick Laying busine ..
Tor % years. have used the above machine, and feel
no hes alton in pronouncing il most valuable improve
ment 1t IL simple in its construction, and have found
on using II, that IL the purpose The extent
set forth in the above advertisement; indeed tn. brick
pressed in IL made perfect h-y could lie desired
hsy rs 6--w6w SAMUEL DARST.
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~ Tho ENQUIRER published twice week generally and
during State
Price, heetooe Five Dollars per annun payable in
advance Notes of chaercd banks (onyl
received payment The Editors will surantcc the safety of
hitting them by mail tho of all letters being paid
writer's. -
No paper will be discontinued but discretion of the
Ejltor,l until all arrcaragcs have been paid up
Whoevc VIII guarantee the payment Of nine shall
hsvo tho tenth GRATIS
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
" One square, OR LESSFst insertion 75ccntscach con-
tinuancc, so cents.
No advertisement inserted until IL has paid for or
assumed by some person in this city, or its nnvirons.
- WARRANTED SCVTHES.
NNOR sale at the sign of the PADDOCK, n complete
IL assortment of Scythes, which warrant
Also the British Patent Scyhes, from rs to 81 inches;
all worth the attention of FARMERS.
And general assortment OF
II a WARE,
SADDLERY, and RODGERS FINE CUTLERY.
DE.9RBOR.NS PATENT BALANCES.
SPADES AND SHOVEIS.
EMERSON'S RAZOR STRQPS.
C.dziers Diamonds and Genuine Hcnlming's
Needless
worth the attention of purchasers.
April 30. 12l-tlsJuly THOMAS A. RUST.
VHNHE Subscribers offer ,her services Commission
a Merchants and will attend to the sales of Tobacco
Flour, and other produce confided their care. and
make the customary advances produce in he nd when
required. BAGWELL, SMITH s. HANNAH.
Feb I3 0S-6m
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eat in ju;cm-tt John Quincy Adams and He,rv
Clay! But why should argue this Jet furthe r,
Our readers have before them answer 10 lh- -
which should quiet the suspicious that we have COM
DATED In reply 10 the Charge ,hs Gen .rs Jackson
was pledged not TO b candidate for re-eiec;en, we
sid on III. 18Th II Nov. a. fnI,ws
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-18
Office Of ths Chesapeake T. Ohio Canal COmgCs
WASHINGTON, july "a. 1850

NOTICE Is hereby gwen. that III Ins'slmen' % 70
~ d)liars and htu cents per share tteIng hf 81
in>tslmentl every share oil stock IN The LbessPtaH
and Ohio Canal Company, srequ'red to br f,Ion'h
4th day ofOctobrr mt ~; and further o. ~
dollars and Fifty cents per share (being The IGN nE
meni) on the 81 da% Of Noyemmb next, wnoh"Hl
men.s must be paid the credit oi,he Che'ale 80
ohio Canal Company, toihe Cashier or other oh'si"
either Of the following Banks. viz:
The Branch Bank Of the United States 1t Nn'
ington;
The Bank Of washipgton. at Washington
The Pstriotic Bank Of Washington, DO
The Bank o. the Metropolis. do
The Farmers and Mechanics Bank, at Gco'se''F''
The BAN. Of Alexanttia, =, Aexan!fa;
TIE Bank OF Potomac, 90
The Farmers Bank os alexandsia. DO
The Mechanics Bsnl. Of Alexandra, do
The Hager,to~n Bank, ia ilager'town. Nd
The Branch Of the Valley Bank, IN Chs.eS'oSis "
The Branch of the Valley Bank. IL. Iecsiurs, "
By ofdcr Of the pgesiieu, and ID cpiH
JOIN 2. iN6lk
Clerk Chcs. q Ohio Cana! corP.fI
anE l-1awtNoyS
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-18
From thc Albany Daily .4drerfiser.
THE ACTORS IN THE SCENE.
40. vi. Mos.. GUIzor-ef the department Of
Education.

No. vi. Mons. GuIzor-of the department Of
Education.
Education was confessedl y neg elected in France,
prior to the time Of the revolution. The great
;nerl who have shone in the ages Of Henry 4th.
Louis i4th. 18th, and 10th. were more indebted
70 their natural genius for their superiority than
70 their early education.
Tn. French university was first fairly organ
;sed under Louis 18th, and since that period has
been constantly under the care of the govern
ment for the time being. Ii consists Of six Col
leges and general office for the direction of the
whole. Besides these, there are an immense
number Of schools called PRIMARY, central and
special schools, in great measure supported BY
government. where young lads Of talent may re-
seive elementary instruction gratuitouslv.
As late as 1922, the French ministers finding
that the people were getting TO be too enlightened,
directed that all lectures on Ethics, public law,
and political economy, should either be deliver
ed in Latin or be discontinued!
And the Able Frassinous, who had charge Of
the department Of education during that year,
recommended in his official capacity, that the
!;eommon people should not be allowed to learn
either to read or write! IF there was no other
cause for q revolution than this, we should jnsti
~ the French people in changing their battle CRY
Of mon ioie st. Denis, for the more appalling one
of down with the Tyrant! Napoleon boasted Of
having made education 90 cheap in France that q
peasant ight be educated if he would, gratuitoas
". and ahove AL. that the museums. those splendid
celectisss sf asfy wsrs frss thrsWA epsa N M
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-18
ORIGINAL POETRY.
STANZAS

sTANzAs.
Al an must die!-nor wealth nor ooT's
Nor pr,neels rank can save;
For com. /, will. the hnal hour
That strikes bat for the grave.
TIC old and young, the bond aud Tree.
Beneath the sentence he,
which, fixing human destiny,
Declares that all must die!
-nea,h no distinction makes, nor ASIA
For lease when be may come
Nor If Performed orr stated ,sshs-
Ifready for the tomb;
sut ike n thief in dead of night,
lie steals UPON the eye,
Earthquakes LIFE eicker'ng hight,
Exelsinng -Ail must die!
who IKE tn industrious SiTSins, WISE,
Prepare them, all - wciii
Who forethought fnoiishly despise--
rheir anguish who shall telH
IN that dread moment when alden
Ia bid 10 earth and sky
And hearts that but woridi'ngs grew,
Ackno'slese-aii must d's'
Aye, all indeed mus, die, and 10
i'here's something aytr DEATH
Judgment decreeing osIss or wee
To ali Of naorlxi breath;
Pher='s an eternal living God.
of single searching eyes
The good alone escape his rod.
The wirked-a.l must die.
yehavah. Save,tisn Parent, kind.
Wills but mans happiness;
Ht,s law distinctly IS defined
And ruth has power to bless.
Thin LIE preparatory is
10 o.e oeyond the sky,
And To- attsia celestial bliss,
'ris Written" All must Gle"
vERTE.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-18
SELECTED POETRY.
MARsErLLEs HYMN OF LIBERTY.

Ye sons Of Freedom. wake to gSor,
Hsrkl hsrk, what my risds bid ,ou risei
Your Children, Wives. and Grsnhsires hoary,
Behold their Tears and hes. their cries;
Shall hateful t,rsntS, ,niscniefs breeding,
With hireliug aost,, srufisn band,
Alright and desolAte the land.
While peace and liberty lie bleeding
To arms. 10 arms, We brsve
IN averaging sword unshesthi
March ON, march on, all hearts resolv'd,
Onvictory Or death.
gov, row. the dangerous storm IS rolling.
which trcacherous kings confederate raise,
The dogs of war, let loose, are howiins,
Aad 10. our fields and eities bisze.
And shall We bssely view the ruin,
While hsacss force with guilty stride,
Sp-eai, DISSOLUTION Tar anal vide,
with crimes 2ad blood his hands eIneIuinS'
To srmsI TO arms. ye brave, sc.
With MSury aud pride surrounded,
chc vie ins,tAtc JespO's dare,
Their thirst OF power and go'd unbo"ndsd
10 me,e and yend the light and 'ir,
Like beasts Of burthen would they load Us,
Like gods would bid their slaves adore,
But msu is man, and who is more'
Then s..il :hey longer lash and soad 10!
TO arms! TO ar;r,s. sc brave, Sc-
Oh. .;5cr,y, can man resign thee,
Que. having tell thy generous H.rns'
IAN dungeons, bolts, and bars cnI,6ne thee'
Or winps Thy noble spirit tsmei
Two long the world has wept, oewalng
That faisehood's dagger tyrants WELD.
BIT freedom is oar $ = ord AMI shield.
And al their arts are unayAhng
To srU,s. 10 arms! ye brave, &c.
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reign to all classes Of people. This IS highly 70
his credit, and should be borne in mind when we
feel inclined to visit his faults upon his memory
Mons. Guizot was born at Nismes IN 49, ahd
Ne was educated at Geneva. He returned -
Paris, and there met in society .aiearned iaoy,
MademoiseIie Pauline de Meulan, who MARIE, ne.
him. Together they conducted several pubic
journals, among which were the Mercury and IN ths
Gazette of France. In 1914, when the Aoos
Mon,esouie came into power, and was ensase n
in drawing up the famous report on 'he s'I's =.
France, which passed over in silence ali ,ne re
cent improvements Of the Emperor. GuIzot was
made secretary general to the minister OF the IN
terror. through the Abbe's influence He after
wards occupied a slmlarpo under the minister 5.
of Justice. He was also censor until the once
was abolished. He has published dictionary OF
synonines. A work on the state OF the lne arts.
The annals Of education. Lives OF the French TO
cts in the reign ofLouis 14th. Ideas on the i,oer'
~ Of the press, and variety OF other productions
all of high cyst. We have an account oil his Pc
culiar political sentimental from his signature
being annexed to the protest OF the deputies we
presume that as to his being liberal there can
be no mistake"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-18

necessary for family keep them. and give them
trce! to persons of all ages, preventive Of the fall
fe,ers, etc. They would find great saving by so
doing The public are cautioned against counterfets
The gooci qualities of these Bitters are too web
known to require any thing TO be sid on the
subject
AleIardra, aug Io--oawt@
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-18
Just veceiysA.

hIRECT from the house of J IIowarl, March {,
- Co in Madeira, per schr. Velocity. supply OF
burgundy. and the juice Of the grape quarter casks
ihe quality of the above Wines is very superior and
they offered for sale low, by
aug 10 S. NJ. u S. n. J,NNHy
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-18
-s,s73S5sse

A correspondent Of the Boston Gazette thus
expresses his indignation at the idea Of selling
sold Ironsides:"--
"Sell the frigate CONSTITUTION! We have
no patience to think of it. We can find no
words to breathe our Indignation. There is sacri-
-lege in the very thought. No, no; if it must be
so--f there IS no alteynative--no other horn to
the dilemma-sel! all che rest-'ba Danish Poins--
Danish Bardolp h-bsaish Peto-but Danish not
Old Jack Not to speak Of previous services.
what ship was it tina, first brake the charm Of
British nvincibiitys Who DIES royed the Guer-
riere IN so minutesa Who captured the Java
the Cyane-the isevanti Who, in short, is the
pet shipf the Navyf The glorious recoIIet ton
of whose services is fund worth ten ships Of the
line to the nation. And shall her honest old
weather-beaten hull De solds--i,artered for SO
much trash as may &c grasped thus'-No, no,
no."
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-18
Ny. We0derbupn

Has on hand a large stock
Of his celebrated
STOM4CHfC BIT
TIERS,
which he will sell by the
groce, dozen. or single bot.
tie, at his shop on King street,
one door above Messrs. 10.
seph Jsnney u Co IS store.
In such weather As this. n IL
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-18
Fare reduceA to five Dollars

Winchester e. Alexandria Dfail Nas'
THREE TINES WEEK, AEp TnRoUGH IL -
DAYt
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-18

4 VIVID NUT
For sale CT hsruer: COED Sage and c''e''''
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-09-01
TRIAL. FOX MuRpru

Al the court u Oyer ard Tern.in.,
held az Wilksbsrre. Luyerne COM,
week before last. John Coms,o,I
man seventy years Of age. va, IA, 9,
trial for the murder VI Joseph OIL
in May last The Circumstance, No
Is follows:
Comstock lived alone upon. and O.,
tivatc'l n single acre al ground. Al
joining the farm al Quick. ~ the TOW,
ship ot Nicholson. The lenses aroat,
Comstoeks land had been f,,Vue,,ly
thrown duwn. and his garden spol.,
lie was known III the nc,stbou,he,..
to he a weak old man. aud tie d.,e,.
edS with others, bad been IN the ,,t.,
of practising many ms, hie,ou, Incl.
upon him. calculated To annoy ard t..
rify him. These Circumstance. had
created some unf,ienolv feeling. h,
tween Comsto,k and tie d-c9a.,a
and Comstook had made some YER
'mprud-nt threats. On the day of H..
fatal rencon,rs, Quick had beer, lawn.
fence 70 enclose sheep, ncara snail
creek. for the purpose al washing {, mi
His fence joined Comstuck'.. AID ,on,.
Of the boards forming it ex,cnj.j ~
the land Of the latter. Comsto,a ..s
Quick hi fence must not be tb,,e
Quick replied that ii he threw /, d v,
"n The one side he "would duck 3. m.
ia the creek. and ii ON the o,hr, /.
would sriich hun" After some NOR.
alteration, Comstock went his hons,
and got 4 gun which he had borrowed
some days before. and returned ~ III.
spot where Quick was PREPARING b,
fence. Qu'os attempted To rush upor
him anu "rest tie gun from him, bu,
when within about ten feet u ban.
Comsfook fired. Quirk turned away
wounded. and with some assistance.
succeeded IN getting to his house.
where the next da, lie died
The counsel Tor the prisoner con.
tended that he wa. impoient in m,nd
and crazcd at time, through age. IT,,
Jury retired on Friday evening. and
on the ensuing morning brouch, In
verdict of mUrder an III. seeopd De.
gree" The prisoner Was sentenced
TO an imprisonment IN the pen,l,nu.
~ for the term Of eight yeas.