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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-03-30

MEoNSiEUR TONSON will stand the ensuing sea-
Iva son at Tree Hill, near Richmond, Va. His A.
son TO commence LIST February and terminate 1t July
next III will be let tn at 50 dollars the season,
which may be discharged by the payment of 10 dollars
within the season. Mares tie Insured at I5 dol
lars. One dollar to the groom in every Gaze.
Every desirable arrangement has been made for the
accommodation oil mares sent to this horse They will
be pasured gratis well fed with grain if equred 20
cents per day, and stabbed in all bad weather.
One OF the subscribers will give his constant per-
sonai attention to mares in order that they may be
turned to their in good condition. We cannot
be responsible for accidents escapes, but will use
every exeron to prevent both
Monsieur Tonson il beautiful bay, fifteen hands
three inches high, with black legs, main and TAIL He
10 finely proPortioned, exhibiting beauty and power
throughout his iorm His blood, appearance aud per-
Torrance is equal, not superior, any horse the
continent. His colts likely, and in high estima-
tion THOMAS WATSON.
ABNER ROBINSON.
Tree Hill, JAM 90. S9-2aw3m
Country Wing and Petersburg Ineiligencer 10 in
sert the above twice week for three months and send
their accounts 10 +. W. and A. II.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-03-30

NHXCHANGE. NORFOLK VA.-S,tua,ed on ain
Street, the most spacious and beautiful in the
whole Borough, and convenient TO all the Steam Boats s
Public Places, whether OF pleasure business. This
extensive establishment has been enlarged and i'm
proved. The furniture is aud eleg ,nt, and the
Parours and Chambers furnished in the first style
The House, under its present ngemeni, is equal TO
any, and inferior to none in the United States. The
Public Rooms, Chambers and Parours for private fam
lies, are Handsomely fitted up and well iui nisled
Reading Room and Letter Box for the Post OF
nee, IL also attached TO this establishment.
Stables and Carriage Houses. with every appendsge
necessary for the convenience of the gentleman and
traveller.
All the Stages will start from this House. and gen.
era Office Will be kept the premises from whence
the numerous stages for North and South will start
The convenience. beauty, and accommodation Of th.
establishment and the premises acknow edg ed 10
be superior 10 any in the place. The proprietor Piled
ges himself that exeron his part shall be want
ing, to promote the comfort OF guests and vsiters-
Thankful for past iavors which he received while at
the north. the subscriber confidently hopes, by unre-
hitting attention, 10 merit cont inuanct Of public pa
tronage. ID SAINT
late Proprietor ef Congress Hall, Philadelphia.
March %. uO-St
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-03-30

"a CARD-P. HoUsToN. Dentist, opposite the post
IN office, most respectfully and carefully acknow
edges the encouraging patronage he has in the
exercise OF his profession and begs leave the
public, that pains shall be spared TO merit IL, conn
He is prepared at all times TO eiform every opera
ton connected with the teeth and gum, viz: extract
ing plugging, scaling; H. removing tartar and all
traneous matter filing aud extir2a ing decayed portions
of teeth.
He inserts incorrupble porcelain teeth, human and
animal, from TO entire set plates or on roots
by pivots.
Hours of attendance, from 0 a. M TO 8 p. NJ.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-03-30
OOTTON YARN.-Virginia- Union Factoyy-

situated Ii miles below Charlottesville, on tn e
mail stage road, leading from that place Richmond.
The proprietors have hitherto forborne solicit pub
Tic attention to this establishment owing TO the circum
stance Of the portion Of machinery in operation being
90 limited, as to be insufficient supply the orders of
those, with whose cIstom il favored in the outset
The superior quality of the Yarn, they can now conf
IDENTIFY say has been fully tested proven by expe
rienceS and having procured such additional stock
Of machinery as to justify the expectation. that they
will be enabled to keep stock hand, sufficient TO
supply all orders which they may in future be favored
with, they are induced respectfully to solicit more
extended share OF public patronage,
that the article shalt at all times be furnished on the
most moderate and reasonable terms-Ail orders di-
rected to Union Mills Post Office, Fluvanna county
lVa) shall be promptly attended 'o-and the Yarn de-
lvsred either at the establishment in its
vicinity on the Three Chopt Road, for the purpose of
being conveyed by Wagons, return from Richmond
-or conveyed by water navigation, may its dcs
tiuation.
TiMBERLAKE s. J. s. J. b. MAGRUDER
Jan. l6 S6-n
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-03-30

ENINAL ADVERTISEMENTS & Cochran,
u being about to close their sales and business in
the of few weeks, respectfully request those
indebted to them forward and make payment.
They have still on hand, veriety Of desirable DRY
GOODS which, in order avoid auction SALE they
will sell much below cost Purchasers in tied to
call, goods will be offered such prices will in
sales. Feb. 16. 99-t
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PENITENTfARY, 2nd Mo: LIST, 1890
OTGCE.-Wauted at this Institution. an assistant
q who understands weaving and is capable Of in
structing others in drawing and weaving various figures
The applicant must be Of regular habits, strict in
tcgrty, prompt and active of which qualities rcspecta-
bic testimonials will I've required - lazy $50o--Cou
tinued during good behaviour.
feb. 4 Oft SAMUEL. p. PARSONS, Super
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-03-30

NTERY VALUABLE ESTATE.-The subscribers
wish 10 sell 1895 acres of land on Banister River,
in the County OF Halifax, 995 of which are first rate
low grounds belonging the estate of Edmund rby dec
said TO be the most valuable plantation the river. We
will sell the entire tract in PARCELS fourth
cash, the other hreefourihs in and years credi,
with approved cirity The title shall be perfectly
sacory. Application TO either of us, will be attended
to puhctuay.
LEW. JONES, Administrators o
VIM. r.. JOHNSON, Edm'd. Irby, dec
Jan 26 9O-tf
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ERALL'S CENTRAL HOTEL.-The loss L sus-
- taioed on Thursday night, by he burning OF one
oil my Stables, bred by an incendary doub' may
induce my friends 10 think not present prepar.
ed TO accommodate them am happy, however, to in
form them, and the public generally, that whatever
personal nconve nience and loss NAV have sustained
by tina, dsaster my accommodations Tor gentlemen and
their horses, comfortable heretofore. large
Stable, nearer the Hotel than the burned, has al
ready been fitted up in good order, capable of contain
ing iory horses The burned, will be repaired in
lew days and put in better order than il before
am sincerely thankful Tor the patronage have re-
ceived from my friends and the public and trust,
shall use my best exerons, comfortably to accommo
date and please Them that they will continue patron
ize nay Establishment. THOMAS BALL
March % nO-3t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-03-30

hW ARSHAL'S SALE Pursuant to a DECREE of
1HE the Superior Court Of Chancery, for the vii.
iiansbnrg distrctn cause therein depending betwe en-
John b. Christian, Neale Rice, Ben. Parker, John
Eppes, and others, Pitts
against
Elizabeth Tyler, Executrix and sole devisee and
iegatee OF Lewis c. Tyler, and Collier H.. William and
John Minge, Executors Of John Mng-, Ssn. decd
Drflts.
shall expose TO sale, at pu,lc auction, the pre- m
ises, on the 2lt OF APRIL Tract OF Land lying in the
County OF Charles City, on James River, known by the
name oil Cd Wesber'y, on credit of three sin nine,
and twelve months-bonds with good securiiy will be
required OF the purchaser, and the tide retaned as
innate security. This land is very valuable consist.
ing principally Of James River low grounds.
shalt also sell at public auction, thu premis 8,
the % OF April, all the interest OF Lewis c. Tyler
decd, in a tract OF land situated in the County o;
New Kent, a credit till the Ist day of January
1881; bond with good security will also be required OF
the purchaser.
The foregoing 'ales will be made for the purpose of
complying with the direction OF the deer ee in the a..
bove rec,ed
CHARLES l.. WINGFIELD, Ms c.
March 23 Holds his deputy
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NO1Il'E

TENHE public respectfully informed that DO
q rot wish our Bodmen (Bi'ly Clark and Fabip.)
10 take any loading without kno Wedge and
'ent Thofe who attempt 10 thwart our wishes, by
putting back loading boats without orr express
authority for so doing, informed hat halt not be
responsible for any !oss sustained hy them.
WALTHALL & MiCHAUX.
March l6 IOs-w.f
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H@ Y REWARD will he given Tor my rcgro
70 4 eg man CHARLES. who left he Subscriber
While in Richmond the 18th October last lie is
between 30 and 40 years old, about feet high light
compiexon on, quite intelligent, aud has the back {
OF his hands his wrist, remarkable scar.
casoncd by the cut Of &C oss- the hand He has
vile in Richmond, and is supposed to be lu.k king
thereabouis or in James City, where formerly resided
The above reward will lie given his delivery to
in Franklin, Williamson county. Tennessee. the
OF $50 will be given Tor securing him In Jail, and
information lodged with Mr. - B. Brown Of Rich
mond. or James Semple. IT, Of Williamsburg.
March rs. Ills WM. PIERCE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-03-30

certify, that Mr.. Patrick Houston, Student in Me-
dicne, has received instructions from in the art of
Dentistry, and deem him, las far competent to
judged capable Of exercising the said profession.
VIM ARNOLD, A. B.
Surgeon Dentist, Member OF the Royal College Of
Sufg eons, London.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-03-30

SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES "A FEW more
~ young ladies' can he accommodated 81 The house
Of Mrs. NJ. w. Perkins, near Maysville, Buckingham
elish education, the French Language, Music, Draw
log ahd Printing will be taught in this Institution.
March 2G. Iti-G;
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-03-30

ApY virtue of a Deed OF Trust executed by VIM
"a . e. Bass TO Richard Booker an the Subscriber,
on the 25h day of March, 1928, and recorded in the
ses therein mentioned will be sold the hiehes bid
der at Public auction, at the Farmers Hotel, in the
town OF Manchester, on the 5h day of May next, on~
town Of Manchester, with Tobacco-Facory thereon,
late in the occupancy Of Blair Burwel.
The TERMS of Sale will b. made known OF the day,
and such title is vested in the Subscriber, under the
deed aforesaid, Ill be conveyed to the purchasers.
WM. S. DANCE, Trustee.
March D. l05-wSw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-03-30

AJAX PLANK. We N 10 contrast Tor ~ VI
feet good white OAK plat K, delivered AT our Fac
tofy-Persons that contracted with some time since
for plank will phase deliver the IN month
from this time or we shall not CO asdcr Ives bound
bv the contracts. J. s. COSBY.
March rs 1ll-6t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-03-30
CEaRLES W. McGIV.y'ESS.

HOUSE, SIGN, CHAIR,
Gud Ornamental Painter, Glider, &C.
AT his old stand south side of the Capitol Square, and
next door 10 the Compiler Office.
81 4 HATEFUL to his friends and the citizens of Vir-
SU gina generally, for the patronage he has rccev-
ed would inform them, that he still continues TO carry
on the above business in all their various branchcs.-
His prices will be suited TO the times He forbears 10
say any thing about his qualifications; residence OF
years in Richmond, will enable the public to Judge
his prctensions TO patronage.
MOrICE.-All persons are hereby cautioned agaII ST
Ia trusting my wife, Virginia Powers, for any article
which .he may purchase on my account am de-
tefm ed not to pay the ssme--she having voluntarily
quit my bed aud board without
March %. I06-w1 JOHN NJ POWERS.
a YOUNG Lady who is qualified impsrtto young
"a minds, knowledge Of every u'eiu branch n
Englih luca'ion wishes to be employed, teacher
the present year. in private family, residing in heal
by part Of this Saio. She has taught year, and
produce testimonials Of her ability TO take cha-Vr
ol eight or Ton small grlsLei rs directed 10 T.. A.
Flatfork, Pow hatan, Counv, Va. will hr promptly ate
tended To- March ~ lO7-w1w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-03-30
RICHMOND COTTON MANUFACT0RY


a tOTTON cl0,.is and yarns, OF superior quality
" manufactured at this establishment, offered
sale wholesale retail at the Propretors Office ION the
streeteading to Sbocko Warehouse) at moderate prices.
They do not wish TO make any further purchases OF
Seed Cotton; no: having found il suitable TO their pur
poes but still prepared TO give the highest cash
price for prime picked cotton.
MAY 10. 3--tf CUNNINGHAM & ANDERSON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-03-30

UNAT1C HOSPITAL, WILLIAMSBURG
u Notice IL hereby given That az the cells in this in
etituiion occupied, ard that more patients will
be received until some Of the sail cells are vacaa
due notice Of which will be given. BY order Of the
Court OF Directors. j. HENLEY.
May 26. 5i-f
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-03-30

x Plaster of Paris, Just imported, which will be
ground at MILL and disposed of in quantities to suit
purchasers The public assured that is perfectly
pureand POS French Burr Blocks, of excellent duaity
for Mill Stones Also--At Rolling and Sitting
Mill, and Nail Factory 1000 TO 1200kegs cut and cnch
nails brads and spikes Of all sizes, made entirely from
Swedes Iron, in Kegs from 100 200 lbs. box, hoop
nail rods and horse shoe ron in small bundles and all
orders for rolling executed with dispatch.
Feb. T. 94-wSw u. HAXALL & Co
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NHE Subscribers offer their services Commission
Merchants. and will attend to the sales of Tobacco,
Flour. and other produce conided their care, and
make the customary advances produce in hand
required. BAGWELL, SMITH s. HANNAH.
Feb. H. 9S-6m
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March o.

HM EDLEY will stand the ensuing Spring at my
1vH stable, in the county of Chesterfield, being ie
same place he made his last season. within one
mile OF Moody's Tavern, Is from Petersburg and
y from Richmond and is now ready serve mares at
$50 the leap, $50 the season. payable the 18th July
next when it will eXpre-S50 TO insure a mare paya-
bic as soon she is known TO be in oa and dollar
TO the groom.
Medley is a handsome grey, years old this Spring,
full 10 hands hghfor form, sength, beauty, appear
ance, performance and blood, admired and approved-
lie has made but one season, when he had III mares
besides my own. Mr.. John ID. Kirby's Coquette
was, however, put TO him before he made season. and
produced very promising grey iley, which is the on
~ one OF his get that has yet appeared 500 in cash
was offered for il at months old, and $1,000 asked-and
as additional evidence of the value of his family, sold
last fall the half of two ics by Sir Charles of Med
Toys dam, Old Reality four and the other years
old, for $4,000 in money. My overseer Mr.. Baugh
my George, and Arthur Taylor all residing the
stable, will attend particularly all orders in my
scnce. W. r. JOHNSON
Chesterfield, Feb. 4 9I-w2m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-03-30

OEA SACKS Ground Alum Salt. suitable for
OepU curing Fish, and 80 Barrels Tar, for sale by
WORKMAN s. McGRUDER.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-03-30

|FEIWENrY OR THIRTY DOLLARS REWARD
q Runaway from the subsc bcr living in Camp
bell county last May, my negro man jim. ] will give
$50 reward for apprehendlng him and Coniuing him in
Jail so get him again, $50 ii taken OF this State.
jim Is artiul fellow, between forty and forty five
tall Of yellow complexion, with bushy head of hair
his movements quick he il good coarse sioerna
ker, and can DO almost any kind OF carpenters
work. have doub; he has obtained free papers
and is passing free man by another name. Any
informst ton Of Jim, line directed to Falling Bridge
will be thankfully received JOHN EOBSON
Campbell county, Va Jan IL. Sl-w1m
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20 The enquirer published twicca generally and
nso times week during tho session of the State
advance. Notes Of chartered bank Tonyi will
received The Editors will the safety of
m.;.n: 'hc"y "a the postage of all letters being paid by
@ No will be discontinued bu tho discretion of the
Ed,ors) until all arrcaragcs have been paid up
RT Whoever will payment nine PAPERS shall
have the tenth GRATIS. - '"r ~
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
1 One square, OR LESS-First con
tinuance, so cents. 1870 ~ ~
~sNo advertisement inserted maid for
essa.sod by some person in this city, its cnvirons
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NOTICE. h. reby caution al parsons against trad
] ing for Note, executed by ms 10 Isaac Great
House, or about the 18th February, 1880 payable
Elk months after date for sx'yive dollars. The Not
was given for The purcha.e Of Horsr cold TO me by
sud Great Housc-which Horse died in short time ~
ter sold, OF Disease, that, have doubt but h" Ia
bored under al tbs time sod !, therefore, don, in.
tend ~ pay IT, JOHN HUGHES.
Cumberland. March 80 100
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TtMBERLAKE s. J. s. J. B. MAGRUDER.
Jan l6. S6-f
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ND OANOKB. - Roam ke inlciior IA blood or form Il
n a. no horse in America will stand at tLe usual term
ncr Charlotte Courthouse during the ensuing season
which will terminate on the 10Th Of July
Jan 10 81
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NOTICE--waned at the Penitentary, 100 900 hoop
poles and 90 900 flour barrel bets to be deliver
ed by the LIST August next.
THOMAS NELSON, p. A.P.
Feb. q. 06-U
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THE TABLE.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-03-11
For the Republican

I wandered by her side in liies sweet spring;
When all the world seemed beautiful and
young
When hope was truth, andshe peerless thing,
Round whom my hearts best, iondest wishes
clung:
Her check was fannd not smit;en by time S
wing;
Her heart love had drawn sweets from, but
ne'er stung;
And asin youth $ and beauty light shc NOV d,
All bless d her She was loYely and beloved.
.Ntelc.
There is rc,haps in this world, q speak OF
things not spiritual but temporary no source
so prolific Of real happiness and 10Y, no ioun.
tain whero human nature can find so sover-
eign balm for tho crosses and calam,ies OF
life, as in that which flows from mutual afiec'
ton.
1t has been said that the happiness which
springs from oonjugal felicity, is not only ca
pable Of wi,hstanding the attacks Of time, but
that il defes even the. tempests Ofmssortune
grows vigorous in sge & animatos the heart
with pleasure and deli TO the la,es, periods
of existence.
But to do this affection must be mutual ant
lasting. In order to be mutual it must be bss
ed on similarity Of taste and disposition, or I
certain undefinabIe sympathy which en,wine,
its iendrils around the soul, and weaves ,h'
hearts Of two individuals as completely int
one, as if they had been moulded OF The sam
material, formed a, the same moment, thrown
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-03-11
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVE ES.

.bOWuUy, .udTH L.
A single subject occupied nearly the
whole sitting. This was motion to print
a petition presented by Mr.. Burgess from
the Yearly Meeting Of the Society of
Friends in New England, praying the pro.
lection of Government for the Cherokee
and other tribes Of Indians, and that Con.
gress will adopt no measure in violation
of the treaties entered into with them.
The debate arose OH the mot ion to
print the Memorial on the table, the de
bate was finally, at near 4 o'clock, arres.
ted by the "previous question: and the mo-
ton to print prevailed by a large majority
aud the House adjourned.
Tuesday, March. Q.
Petitions from the States, which, on nc.
count Of the lateness of the hour to which
the sitting extended on the preceding day,
had not been presented. were submitted &
referred. Various memorials. on the sub.
iect OF the Indians, were ordered 10 be
printed. Among the petitions was one
presented by the Speaker from certain
Blacksmths and other manu- facturers, o'
the city Of Philadelphia, on the subject Of
the tariff. as respects the high duties upon
raw materials. tue reIercnco OF Wnlcn, was
on motion Of Mr.. verpanck, proposed to be
irft to the Committee Of Ways and Means
Mr.. Mallary suggested that it would BE-
more proper TO refer it to the Committee
on Manufactures. After some obscrva
tons from Messrs. Cambreleng. Ramsey
and Hoffman, tho memorial. which was o
great length. was, upon the Z, pest Of III,
latter, read to the House.
Mr.. Ramsey, Mr.. Burgcs. and Mr.. Nal
larry, likewise spoke upon the subject; an,
Mr.. vefplanck replied: after which, tn,
memorial was referred to a Committee o
the whole on the state ofthe Union. Tn
House then took up the consideration O
the resolution proposed BY Mr.. vinton, 70
tho printing ofthe laws cf several of tn
Southern States, In relation TO the Iudian
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-03-11

The fourth anniversary of the Newport
Sunday School Union, was held in this
town on Monday evening last, at the Cd
Baptist meeting house. The annual repor,
was read, and number Of interesting al
dresses were delivered, stating the object
ofthe school,its progress and improvement
before q numerous and attentive audience
The choir Of singers who performed on the
occasion, was COMPOSED Of the children
belonging to tho school.
The following are the officers elected
for the ensuing year:--Itev WM. PATTEN
ID. ID. President; Rev. JoHN o. CuouLEs
Vicc President RoBERT RoGERs, ESQ
Treasurer d. c. DENnAM, Secretary,
DircciorS--R Mr., Beecher, Mcssrs
George c. Shaw, George Engs, Samuel
w. Vinson, Edward w. Lawton, Nathan
icl Sweet, Joseph Joslin, VIM. Guild, and
George q King.
Rev. mr.. Choules, Rev. mr.. Bcecber, and
mr.. VIM. Guild, were appointed delegates
to attend the next annual meeting Of the
r. |. Sunday School Union.