Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-07-02

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ticket" She avows her object is thorough aud rad.
csreiorm and change in every relation Of lie-even
The dearest and most sacred. Father, mother husband
we son and daughter, in all their delicate and eudear
log relationships, are 10 be swept away equally with
ciergymen, churches, banks parties aud bene Mt
societies. Hundreds and hundreds Of respectable te
males by irequentng her lectures, give countensnce
and currency to these startling principles and
Nearly the whole newspaper press OF this city main
ains dea'h-i,ke silence, while the great Red Haro,
OF inblsly Is mally aud Triumphant stalking over
the city, under the mantle of 'wor ting men, making
rapid progress in their work of ruin. IL a solitary
newspaper raises word in favor Of public virtue and
riivae mora'-in defence Of the rights, liberties and
property Of the community, is denounced with open
bitterness by some and secretly stabbed at by thoe
who wish TO pass for good citizens Miss Wright saws
she leaves the city soon. This is TO call
her followers around her Tho effect of her lecture.
IL already toasted OF by her followers "rwo wears a.
co.. say ,hey-"t,centy persons could scarcely be
found in New York who would openly avow intidelity
thing" "
think. ~
Miss MILFORD -AIary Russell Milford resides a,
;m "e NIUE "ams, Of Three Mile Cro'.,' near Read
ng, anu Is pleasing to know, that all her scenes are
taken IRON real lite. the aspect Of the cul waited and
wooded country OF I" sunny Bs,k-hire" was not
ntic asonshcd to find her attended on her lat visit TO
London by the identical Olive Hathaway" the lame
Vage sempstress, who forms the subject one of her
sweetest 'ketehss. Miss Milford is much addicted to
country pastmes, and often takes the field at dawn Of
day. cco~panyng her father in his coursing sxcur-
son': May flower, pretty May" is not a dog Of the
D. pus
mare WI her the carresses OF their kind mistress The
nitord cot,ag", ' pretty, but fairy spot You nigh,
Pace u IN band-box on a shelf; hang il, like bird
cage, in tree however, il sulices for the wants and
wishes oil descendant of the nob. ho%s. OF Russell
OF one, who may. with truth, be also termed noble
OF nature The antiquity OF whose iitls cannot be i'm
peachrd as her patent has been made out by an uner
ring hand There she Liver the idol AMI bless ny of her
surviving parent [who by tho way is one of the mos,
centenary and hand'omc cd men in England.
.omevha. VOL. n on what ider the ,1rong sid
in poiic'-but ts is e,ir Of curl AMI the believe
and respected OF large circle oi ALL who. invariably
from being aoqnantances, become devoted friend there
certain number OF p'rscns, of particular cass-
(rho do no. like to he pu, in print'O--,ba are tit
lie bit AFRAID of the fair iaiy's wit and would rather
re .p OUT o. her way who ct the wrong side of the
hedge II she /, csming up the Ian and meyer venture
TO open their lips il thsy meet her at &c, p,r,y lest
the auhores'" should take down their wcrls; never
hele's those very people enertan the highest r.sp. ct
Tor he';and it Ia only tho weakness of their intellect
Or to sp'ak more gen ly. overwought timJi,y ia,
stimulates them TO such silly conlnct. A, i, il now
sons sixteen or eighteen years since Miss NIi.forl's
fst poems were published, cannot sin agains, 20.
enc'' by saying that he lady considerably over thir
y year, In person, shs ia short and ia pery stout;
bnt retains gh', graceiu step; and standing
her enbon point, AMI her justification in our viag.
nc moment she enters the rom, You feel convinced
that she IL person only Of high intellect bu, hp y
oreeding-"s true born gen,lewoman."
[Dub. Lit. GaS.
The grea, interest tina, has been manifested by the
citizens OF Pennsylvania, and OF the adjoining states. in
the disposal OF COL Poweis breed OF cattle has Undue.
ed rs TO present TO our realr' process uebaI of the
proceedings at Powelton, on wedn..dav. rU S. Gas.
COL. POWEL'S SALE
On Weducslay last sale of a pat OF his gpn'le
mans stock of imprOUet Durham short horn cattle |
mpore! or bred by him. cok place A. Plwelto on the
Schnylkill fore the appointed Tins of sale, the
lawn near the house well filed with respectable
visitors, who either to admire 10 purcha,c
mong tn. company we observed the B'ron de Kru lem
the Ru-aian Ambacsalor General l., ton Secretary
of War the Hon. Mr. Lloyd Of Ma.sachustts Dr. Hos
sack Of New York. G w. atber,tonehauch Esq O,
New York, Mr. w .lcou of Connecticut, DR. Chi.co-
OF Virginia. Several gentlemen from Maryland, and
number Of other Distinguished agricuturali,ts from
various o'her parts OF the Union
All seemed 10 join in general Admiration of the be au
~ oil The cattle; their fine breeding, and excellent
dition, conveying compliment the taste judi mt
and pathetic spirit of Col. Powell pointed than
any we can express. Indeed. object in wiring
this article is not TO praise Col. Powell his cattle
but to give agricultural readers idea Of The
improvement and increase which might be made In
their actual possessions and riches by properly select
ing their stock Too many of our farmers we believe
have long sau.ici Themselves with the knowledge IN
mon t, every oae-tha all things in nature will pro
duce their knd,wihou recollecting that an evil
IL az sure 10 produce evil fruit good produce
good irnit In other words, IL You want good COW
mark IN, qualities Of is parents II i r,markabs
nough, that Will. in the breed OF horses every hoser
at country tavern, and every ty dealer at market
however ignorant they may otherwise be- will affect
great knowledge in the pedigree of horse which they
may have Tor sale, know that the proof of lis coming
from COOL sire AMI goo! dam will, he It's hes,
mond,tion, yet that Of agrcnIurais appe lr
be utterly careless or natteniiv. 10 the breed of COW.
sheep, pig', and other animals, less useful
no les. profitable 10 their Than horse--But we
ae dwelling too long prelimnariss aud hasten TO
give account OF Colonel Powels sale.
The morning WAS extremely warm hut tho nIicious
arrangements which had been made for the dis play OF
the cattle and for The accommodation Of the company,
which eeded 1000 persons, most OF whom in
tended buyers or amaeur., brought the whole under
The shrl- of the beautiful trees which bounI the park
| on The North.
and white 5vears OIL bred by j. Whitaker, Esq gen.
tleman near OBEY, York'hire EnglanI, anil Imported
by Cl Powell, in Juiv 1926, which was sold 10 b. ID
| Perkins, q. for 1906 The next cow .4nrdbeIIn 6
years old, light roam, bred by Mr. b 10Th in E,g.
land, an ported with the forsg ping sold IT.
Freeman, E'q for $50 Stately imported in 1922,
sold to w. Painter for $265. Trginid years old be.
gotten in England, from the stock If the celebrated J
G. Cnrwen. Eq Nj. p. al Yorkshire, sold 10 w. Wr ,ht
| for $2fo Marcia, hefer Of months b. B Nal.
com, and Stately soli to Thos Roch Esq for $40
Col. Powell in 1928 bred by w. Woodhouss sold to d.
Thomas OF Maryl'nl, for $40. Srrdh 6 was Old
Imported last year, was al bought by Dr. Tho mas at
the same price. Nine other cove were sold 10 Mes.rs
Dager, Freeman, Perkins, MilchsH Sharp, s Alien
C. B,rnets, j. u. Thompson, and W Elmer AZ variou,
prices, ranging from 20l the lowest 10 $50 the highest
Five fine bulls also sold The fret Bou1r year.
old red and white bred by Col. Powell, in 1926 was
purchased by Beverly Chow. Ed. for 8 lJ5 Terunr
sch years old bred by Col Powell from B Mslcom and
! ID Desdemona was purchased Ivy DIR Thomas,fo $50
800; Orlando II months purchased by j. p. Thompson
E'q for 300, Memnon years OIL red and white bred
| by MIR. Whitaker in Engan', imported in 1923, pur-
chased by Mr.. Brisco', for 1875; ROM. hull calf by
Tecunssh days old. purch ,sed by ID. D. Pickering,
Esq Tor SllO, AMI Gipsey, heller months old, was