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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-06-08

RruNrMENr OF Mas. u. s,ppoS, FROM Tur STAGE.
ever seen N hsHe ROYAL E'nbug assembled testify hoi
son OF hs5 whose mime VIII ever be remembered as the ouec
r n f MS P h IN SS Sn, sSS and Ieoa"s
Grewe having Syed Mrs Henry snidons forward loo
following address, written expressly for by Sir w
The curtain drops-,hc mimic is past
"S %G'S h 'S%as the SADDLES, aud the last;
When parting friends have passed a social day;
A. Oft poocnneed in agony Of heart,
Whom friends must sever, when lovers part
Or o'er the dying couch whispers spoken,
, When The last tender thread IS all bu, broken.
AVE- nT@ c At" mat m ear SST Inst or tongue ca" tell
licdns my eye to think our parting near
Fam would speak how deeply my breast
I! s,ho heart the heart alone can speak.
The wonderer may rejoice to view once
The smiling aspect of her native shore,
She'd think she sees this bcaa,cons Land j' again;
AG Go ' Ea5n "a. nS s, % "d@6S S@d SciSo Trace
Nov. Nov, then, i must be said, though from my hear,
iinscrug as if they feared . break some spells
IT mus, be uttered !-ircnds kind friends, farewell!
ne re, last la, my lips shall l,eI on ear ''
M" ca, 9@ L[ my my patrons 1, oh! be kiai
He your own, aud like yourselves may CLAIM,
4 scottish origin-a scottish name. '' ''~""
oSs@ IN ' SS': saa the i.p SS Be told
shall enter for your eve of leisure still,
With equal arlour, aud improving skill
en- , tho"E , too Of che The poor performers lot
Whenever III, mimic seep,rc they resign
For as the brother moves before your eyes,
Some memory of tho sister I'M arise
Aud hearts kind rel dwell
OF her who again signs fort iarcy
In thc delivery of this address,
Iupted 10y loud applause conclusion the audience in Tho
boxes aud stood and shout and
'"a VI nuts o"u dAetchlcts. London Paper.
THE FAIR SEN.
When Eve brought soc to all mankind
Old Adam called her tcoman
But when she cO0d with love 81 kind,
He then pronounced roo az
But now with folly and pride,
Their husband pockets
The ladies' full of trtins,
That people call them phn-mcn.
ILondor ~. " NM
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-06-08

eUNAWAYS.-Tw slaves, Ned and John be
a longing to the estate of the late Mrs Hannah
Kemp, absenied themselves from Richmond about the
nrs oil January last, and have since been heard Of
Ned has been employed for some years as Hack d,i.
are generally known by the citizens Of Richmond and
IT'S vicinity, and reward of Forty Dollars will be paid
Tor their appre! enson aud delivery to Me.srs j.
C0sny oil This city, or to myself at fredericksburg
All persons cautioned against harboring or emnIov
ing the said slaves. ]. CHEW. Error Of
III. Kemp, decd.
q.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-06-08
June 4.
VALUABLE MILLS TO LEASE

VALUABLE NTLIS TO LEASE
WISH TO lease out for term of years, nv Mills in
Il Louisa, on the South Anna Rver-This pronertv
consists of Manufacturing MILL with two pair of Burr
Stones, two pair OF Corn Stones, a Saw Mill Store
rouse comfortable Dwelling House, and all necessary
out houses-Tho local situation of this Mill its heinz
in populogs and fertile neighborhood twenty miles
distant from any Manufacturing Nj ill., within fourteen
miles OF James River, and the large has al
ways had, Che tolls amounting 10 from $500 70 $1,000
per year,)-makes it desirable aud valuable property
Any person wishing TO engage in the Milling or Mer-
camille business in the Country, is invited TO call
CHARLES DABNEY
June 4. s-wi,1
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-06-08
TUEGREAT MEETING

THE GREAT MEETING.
Lat night was held at the North American Hot I.
one oil the most tremendous and umultuous m tnys
that ever was held in New York We shall to- morrow
give full account o. it, with such re Elections az nau
rally spring from such and such state of things
he spirit OF the people has risen up i'm wath
the impud-n attempts OF self elected executive com
mittee, or club to daggoon sn to lord over them
w. Y @. & En- .Nnu 2S
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Albany Argus.

Jhe NoTtheTn BO,ndGry.-The Editors of the Ameri-
can have been avoured with the purusal of letter from
a highly respectable house at Amsterdam, under date
OF 9th OF April, TO another in this city, which commune
cafes the following intelligence respecting the referred
question OF the Boundary Line between the United
States and the northern British Provinces" The pa
pers ami statements respecting the boundary line were
delivered on the LIST instant to the King as Arbitrator
The british have large suite attending this arbra-
ton; nearly all those who have been employed and
maintained at great expense for years past have
arrived at the Hague. Sir Howard Douglass governor
oil New Brunswick has also come out to answer oues-
tons required. Mr. Preblc, whose abilities are high
ly spoken Of will have his hands full to cope with the
talent opposed to Him on the part of the British. DIR
TART whom you doubt rccollcct, and who has been
Tor many years the chief person in this controversy has
also arrived at the Hague. afraid the King will
find it a difficult task to make decisions: if he could
treat the subject in the manner tha Solomon did in the
case OF the two mothers who claimed the same child il
would be well; but when the question 'to have or not
TO have becomes the barrier between two parties SYM
Pdthy and humanity generally forgotten, or other
wise the choice might be left to the people that inhab
the territory in dispute. The King has the power
understand, to send out persons of his own selection 10
investigate the premises this hope nc will do as other.
wise much fear that the variety of British and foreign
talent arayed against will render the result rathe,
doubtful The Kings, however, worthy man and il
lac give decision, IL will be rendered with perfectv
impartial feeling and rest on good grounds"
Bait. inner.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-06-08

-z-ro,.,o,,, -, ,....... APrH 18th, 1880
~ OllCE is HEREBY GIVEN 10 the proprietors
OF the SIX per cent. Stock, created i'm pursuanca
OF an Act OF Congress passed tbe 81 day Of March
$50 mat the Certificates OF the said Sock amount.
ing IN the whole to SIC millions foT hunGyed and Gyfy
thousand bDe hundred and fy sic doiiars anil sepet,
tee' cents, VIII be paid the first day of July next
10 NE poprelors thereof their legal representatives.
OF attorneys duy condiuted, the presentation and
surrender OF the said Certificates at the Treasury or
al me Loan Once, where the may stand credited
NoIce Is further given, that transfer of the Ger.
uhcdte OF said Stock, from the books of the Treasury
or any Loan Office, will be allowed after the FIRST dsv
Of June next Wy
And also, that the ineres' all the Certificates Of
the SAD Stock, will cease and determine on The 8Ob
day Of June next s. ID INGUAM wv"
Secretary 0f The TTeasuru
APtH To- lI6-wt1stJlv
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-06-08

HALIFAX, IN. c. June 3.--The PresiienPS yefo-
we nave never Witnessed warmer express Of appro-
baton in favour Of any public measure than was evnc
ed by our citizens on the reception Of the Presidents
message, returning TO tho House Of Representative
vile and Lexington Turnpike Road Company Indeed
1t decision that will CRAFTY the friends Of the Con
siliuiion wherever they nay he found But 10 the
SoU'h me oppressed and suffering South il peculiar
W neresung- Il an important point gained towards
reducing the TarH 10 what has been termed, juii-
c'ous one-a tariff projecting one branch Of industry
Wuhont sartihcng others--Tbe Internal improvement,
system viii rest al least for seven yeFrs- EsJo
F"P''""-m'y u resi- forever. fadUocnte.
, me following sentiments Of Mr. Jay, expressed in
.he YEN IloO shouId be written the was Of the Capi
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-06-08
(Roportcd for the Phil. u. States Gazette.
CIRCUIT COURT.

The last of the tea cases, arising out of Edward
lhomsons transactions, were the list this term
ihey were eight in number the plaintiffs were differ
ent Insurance Companies in New York:-he defendant
John Conard, Esq. Marshal the actions were trespass
IN Illegally Selling, under an execution at the suit of the
United States, certain ships and cargoes of teas osens
bly, owned by Edward Thomson but i'm fact assigned bv
respondentia title to the plaintiffs and detainiag the same
until the market for teas had become mscrablv bad and
loss had accrued of large sum of money by the fall
oil prices six OF the cases being tried during the last
week. the remaining two, viz the Merchants Fire and
Atlantic insurance Company were continued. The
verdict in the other were thus
The Pacific Insurance Company, verdict
Tor Plaintiffs, damages, Si2,591 So
The Ocean OF New-York, do. do, 1888 I {
The Neptune, do do. ~ il sS2 25
Inc Niagara, do do. 1921 So
The National, do. do 1850 S6
The American do. do. 2O2g3
Total, Sl39IjI 50
This large of money is judgment against Mr..
Conard Individually, but as he merely acted under the
positive order of government, the faith of the w. States
is understood 10 be pledged for his relief The counsel
were Tor plaintiffs, j. r. lngcrsol, H. Binncy, and John
Sergeant, Esqrs; for the defendant c. NJ Dallas Esq.
the District Attorney.
GGfDdHe Ercifement--Of the numerous experi.
ments which have been Instituted to verify the analogy
between GalyabIsm and the nervous action, those of
Weinhoid are not the least Interesting. lie beheaded
cat, and after pusation and muscular action had com.
pleely ceased he removed the spinal marrow and fill.
ed the spine with an amagam Of Quicksilver, Zinc and
commenced. and the musculir actions were renewed
which could not be Distinguished from those produced
by the n1uen"e Of the spinal marrow; the animal made
many leaps, &c.
lie filled with The same smalgam, the sculI and spine
OF another cat which did moi give any sign Of life; the
animal became during 20 minutes, in such state of NJ
tat tension, hat il raised its head, opened its cues
looked steadiy and attempted 10 walk and endeayor
ca TO rise after falling down frequently. During all
This time the circulation and pulsa'ion were very ac
uYe ana continued Tor quarter Of an hour, after tn,
gastric juice was eyideuny more abundant than for
mery, md The animal heat was perfectly re-esablish
ed.
We lSarn that the American Charge PAnires at Co
pehagen, MrWhedon, has accomplished his gocaliot
respecti"g the American claims on The Danish govern
ment. Captain BoienhoG, Of The Danish Royal Navy
arrived 10 This city the day before yesterday with de-
pa'ches for tfe Chcvdler Petersen, and copy of tl
Convention m'de with Mr. Wheaton II il prohsbI
That The latter has already been submitted 70 the Sen
ate az Washington Nat. Gaz
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-06-08
MAY IS.
. n CHANCERY-In Nouoway County Court 6fh
II MaY '.l ''' w

IL May, 1880:
Bartelet p. Todd, adm'cr OF William Bates, decd
: CoBplt.
John II Cecke, Rob't II. Pauilo, Lew Jones, adj
John G.. Reeves ut ~"
This day came the Compt by his counsel and the
uei Johh H. Cooke not having entered his appe
ana gwen security according TO the act OF Assembly
ana me Jules oil this court and il appearing TO the sa-
siacuoh oil the court that the said deft John H. Cooke
not an nhabiian of this Commonw ealth: On the mo-
uon oil the Complt II is ordered That the def John
cooke, appear here on he fret day OF August court next
70 answer me bill OF the said Complt. that the de fts
kobt II. Pdtlio, Lew. Jones' adm'or of John Ham.
o'n, dec Philip Jones and John c. Reeves, keep from
paying conveying away, secreting or oiherw ise dis
posing oil The money o? efT,cs of the defendant John
H. CocKe IN their hands, until the further order and
decree OF this cour and that copy of this order be
iorhwlth Inserted in some public newspaper published
IN me cry OF Richmond town of Petersburg for two
months successfully, and posted the front door Of the
courthouse OF this county, two successive court DAVIS
copy. Teste,
. +. FITZGERALD, C. C..
way a. 1-wSwN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-06-08

" OIlCE'-Ah persons are hereby Cautioned against
which she may purchase my account as I ann dc.
erinoed not to pay the tane--shc having yolontg,v
quit my bed and board. SAMUEL + UTIuT
Charlotte, May IS. wAs
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-04-16

Early Notice Of the Use Of tea by the Chimes
Inc Arabian traveller, Wallab, whs visited
China in the ninth century, speaking of the nv.
enues oil the empire, says 20 The Emperor 70.
serves !" hi"seli the revenues arising from The
SAT- ni'hes' and from certain herb which The
people drink with hot water, and of which such
quantities were sold in all the cities as produce
enormous sums This shrub, called tab by the
Chinese was more bushy than the pomepranate
Tree md OF more agreeably perfume The
people pour boiling water OH the leaf of the IN h
and drink the decoction, which was thought
to be efficaciops, in curing all sorts of di.
seases."
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-04-16

ORIGINAL ANECDoTE. Some FIVE and
""y years ago, when this country was al
most entirely new, and the inbabi,ants
were lew and Ear between, an enterprising
blacksmith by the name of b came
" ,, 'ne town ut Bloomfield, and being UNI
"o'o Tor the want Of time aud utensils to
e'eo' S'"n, put up his anvil and set his
"ce ana bellows going out doors. Not long
si'e'wards, one of his distant neighbours
nearing that there was blacksmith in
town. started off to 90 and employ him,
pa' not h"diug the way. inquired Of man
ny tue name ct H, whom he met on
,ne road, how far il was to Mr.. Be
blacksmith shop p" You are in the
SHOP now, replies the wag, " but it's three
miles and half to his ANVIL! i.
3 Ontario Phoenix.
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-04-16

OF the qualifications of those persons quail
flied to vote on the adoption OF the New
Constitution.
1. All who are entitled to vote under
the present Constitution.
2. Every citizen who is possessed, or
whose tenant for life or at sufferance is
possessed Of a freehold in land Of the VAL
ne OF S25.
3. Every tenant in common, joint ten
ant or parcenor Of share in freehold
estate in land of the value of $25.
A. Every reversioner or vested remainder
man in fee expectant on an estate for life
in land Of the value Of $50.
5. All who are in occupation of lease-
hold tor term offs years, worth an annu-
a! rent Of $50.
g. Every house keeper and head Of a
family who pays revenue tax.
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-04-16
THE ADVOCATE.

From the returns Of the vote on the
Constitution which we this day present to
our readers, from the Counties of Ohio,
Mason, and Montgomery, it will he seen
that the uaus-Alleshany counties are
coming out in great force against the Con-
sti,ution.-They are putting forth all their
strength, and will, no donbt. make long
pull, strong pull, anda pull altogether
while, Judging from the votes Of the coun-
ties, in which the majorities in favor OF
the Constitution. are overwhelming, its
friends seem to be reposing in supine con-
fidence, or the most uDaccountabie indif-
ference. We would call upon them to be OF
the alert. to awake and to bestir themselves.
There is need for this exhortation; when
we recollect that the vote in this county
which, under the New Constitution, should
be certainly not less than 1900, is in fact :,
less than 600. The poll in May, which
will be held open three days a, the Court
House, and one at each Of the precincts,
will enable the voters to retrieve the eC
fects of their indifference. Let them avail
themselves of the opportunity. That the
rights of all may be understood, we
continue TO publish summary ofthe quail
ifications of voters.
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-04-16
NOTICE.

I'HE next session of the subscribers
Il school will commence on the Sd day
oil May next. In addition to the branch
es heretofore taught, hep.oposes, with the
a, , Of highly accomplished young lady,
MISS FRANCES e. NELSON, of Richmond
cry, "'o' Tor several years past. has given
veiy general satisfaction as an insiruc., ess
to teach Music, Painting, Drawing .pIain&.
ornamental Needle Work, and the French
Language.-The good society of Stauu-
ION, and the salub.ity Of its climate. pre-
sert advantages which cannot be overlook
ed by parents and others interested IN the
education OF the young. As far as The at.
'ention and efforts of the subscriber can
avail he assuresthe public that they shall
not be withheld. 1t will he both his in
terest and pleasure 10 superinteud strictly
to the moral deporiment, no less than the
mental improvement of pupils entrusted to
his care.
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-04-16

EbUcATIos IN FRAScE-The Paris Monitep,
contains report of the Minister of Public In.
slruction to the King, spon the state of schools
'or primary instruction. The minister advise,
the establishment of these schools in all the
communes Of the Kingdom, & the establishment,
Oh preparatory model school in each Academ.
zeal &c district of the University of France, for
the purpose OF forming school masters; the
a'inister likewise advises the providing funds TO,
the purpose OF enabling the poor communes 10
support schools, and for giving pensions to aged
Schoo,maslers' The report is followed by Row.
al ordinance for the carrying into effect tho re-.
concentrations Of the report.
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-04-16

"ARKEr'.--The Mails which came to hand
TINS morning, (rhursday, announce the arrival
at New York, of no less thau seven vessels in
~ hours' Immediately proceeding the 9th inst
we lay before our readers the effect they have
produced on the prices Of Flour and Cotton
DOM have risen. In Baltimore GO bales of Ten
nessee cotton have been sold ut I.2 cents DER
3D. sales OF Flour have been made In Bahi.
more at 81 81 l-2 per Dbl cash. One sale of
'Vo cois. at 81 43 Sd. Holders very generally
ask 81 So.
j.. "HEAT.-(still Baltimore.) On Thursday
evening parcel of superior red was taken at
w cents-and next day second parcel of 1900
bushels was also sold at 80 cents We do not
perceive that our markets have been, as yet, at
fected.
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-04-16

60" Mr.. John Randolph voted for
the Constitution and addressed the Peo-
pie in favor declaring las the Lynch.
burg Virginian. states, that he preferred
the present Constitutions, but was appre-
hensive, ifthe proposed one was not adopt
ed, the parent stem would be.lopped of
its useless aud odious branches more un-
sparingIy aud irreveren,ly than was done
by the late Convention" THE Lynch
burg. Republican says that Mr., II. " also
took occasion TO say, as we are informed,
that his polltica! life was ended, and that
he then appeared TO settle the account of
his stewardship. His remarks, of course,
were listened to with unmixed pleasure
A gentleman who was present, informs us
that his health was much better than it
has been for some years. If it be so, we
doubt whether the people will permit him
TO die. We mean, of course, politically"
al Richmond Eng.
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ITEMS.

PARRieiDE,-The N. Carolina Spectator con
'ains the following particulars Of n most horri,
act OF parrcide, which was perps,ratcd in Uni
on District, S. c. on the 18th ult
MIR. David Symmes, who has for a lono tim,
Kept the bridge across the Tiger, in Union, Ina,
some alteration with his son David Symmes
Jt' on Christmas day, who collared and threw
nun down and stamped upon the breast of ,be
oio gentleman i'm most brutal manner. Uoou
his recovery he declared that from the p,t;,d
abuse which he had received, he wa, detcrmi,.
ca 10 destroy viii which he had made. ard bv
winch he had bequeuthsd the PRINCIPAL part Of
his property. The son of learning that law.
yer had been sent for to execute now will
LOOK measure to Illustrate the design of his f,:
'h'r' oy briblng some of the negroes, the pro.
perry OF his father and himself to murder him
oetora nc could haze had to aIter his mill, A..
cordihgiy two or three of the negroes repaired
TO the room where the old man silent. and w;,h
their axes struck him in tie face, inst belo,,
MS eyes, and at the same blow cut ofrbis fin.
gers winch he had raised to protect his head /.
they struck several blows, by which tbev co, ~
ms arm, and then left their victim. us ,b,;,
'hought dead he however, survived several
days. The perpetrators Of this utrocious oc,
were immediately sought out suspicion fell On
young Symmes aud the slaves of the family j..
the negroes confessed their guilt, and said tho,
their young master had promised to those tim,
struck the blows 800 piece and to those who
S'""n az guard proportionate sum for IN.
services they might render in the perpetration
ofthis unfoly deed. jury of inquest held ~
'he ooay gave verdict, that lie came to his
death by the wounds which he received fr,n
inc axes ofthe negroes, and the bruises which
mad been previously inflicted by his son. Three
OF the negroes were hung on the 4.h inst, md
the inhuman child committed to prison to avai,
his trial.
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-04-16
stanton Academy.

II VIE late session ofthis Institution was
- closed by public examination OF
:"e pupils, which was attended by several
nnen'sent and learned gentlemen, who
,s'o'ed The trustees with their assistance
~ t""tough scrutiny was made into the
progress OF the students and the result
"'' mighty gratifying to the whole audi
80 aud reflects much credit upon the
ssoalHy' industry aud fidelity of the Pro-
= another session will commence on the
m'' 81 May next. The trustees have the
P'"sure to announce that the ReU. f.
uoy"m will be associated with the Rec
'oSeh Smith, the professor at the last and
se'eIh preceding sessions. Mr.. Boyden
nus oeen elected by the board, Professor
o. 'he Sciences, and Mr.. Smith will here
a''e' conhne his attention to the Classical
DePat'nent. 1t is hoped that the useful
ness this institution will be greatly ex-
.eauu ny the services of Mr.. Boyden, who
Is Known to be. highly estimable man,
and an accomplished scholar.
TERMS OF TUITION. IT
For the Languages and higher
branches oil Sciences, per session. Sl2
:, For Reading, Penmanship,
Grammar aud Geography, per ses-
sion, $40
The French Language will be taught,
'nr which there will be Some additional
charge.
GF~Good boarding may be had IN res.
pec'a6le private families on the most rea-
sonable terms.
THE TRUSTEES.
Staunton, April 1870 81
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-04-16

A middle aged gentleman paid his ad
dresses to oery young lady, but when he
asked her in marriage, was refused Ha-
wing acquainted neighborng clergyman
ot his disappointment he received the fol-
lowing laconic scriptural answer. You
ask and you receive not, because you ask
a-misS i!
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-04-16

lnE PORTLAND Clock. In the Portland
courier IS advertised clock of new and
fcuhons construction. Besides keeping
correct time 1t will ring bell an any sta
'en periods OF each day. and on Sunday
VIII toll the bell at the hours of church.
Nigh, il no, be improved still rurther, SO
as 70 play the organ, set the psalm, name
inc text, whip out the dogs, and wake the
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-04-16

STUMP ORATORS. There is much mi.
g'nahiy and quaintness of expression in
The following extract from a stump speech
10 a candidate for the legislature in one OF
he Western States -" Born" said he. "ip
a cane brake, Graded IN sap-trougb. nv
zeal Tor Independence has grown to matu.
1hy, without being choaked by the weeds
Iof education"