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the river Rappahannock and its i'm
provable branches.
oonnnspouDEmcr.
o the Editor OF the Genius Of Liberty.

To the Editor or the Genius Of Liberty.
SIR: IL the washingtcnian before the
last. you may ind the paragraph. appa-
renily editorial, which ask the favour of
You 10 publish. The treatment which I
have received at the hands OF those who
conduct that paper, FOR some time past.
rendersit plain that the invidious illusions
m The paragraph are 10 me. and my friend
MIR Cooke. Such. 100. is the general un-
drrstanding of,hc town and ncig bborhood.
u would seem tn inc extraordinary that
Col Mercer. the old and intimate friend
OF Mr. Cooke and myself. should have
spoken OF us asr~presehtcd ia that paper.
am nssurcd'b~ never did so spesk; nor
do believe he did.
Fully convinced. the venerable Chief
Justice Of the Unit q States had not de-
parted from his VII known course &c pru-
dence and hene.olruce. SO Far a. 10 make
upon MIR Cooke and myself The personal
Jentcnops imputed Z" him. fl, IN, self 1T
liberty n ask him 20 d. ns Justice He has
done ~ BY giving publicity 10 orr cor
rcspon'i.or'. you will obligc me. ard serve
the caus- of'rnih. hope. hencefnrward
those who NAV feel wish Co indal-r their
genius for writing. will discuss, before the
people. ibe merits and dement's of the
amended constitution. and cease 90 weary
socir'y VIII personalities. seldom interest
i"g. except {" minds which cannot Use To
III investigation of principles.
am, sir. with much respect.
II IL HENDERSON.
Az
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True Poiifenfss. TO give efficacy
and gsace to p0liteHess. IL must be %
coSnps1ied With some degree Of taste
a. we'll a. delIcscy AID slt,ough g.
foundations must be rooted IN the hear
a - not perfect without a knOslcdg,
Of the W0rld.
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~ 80 time Of life should a man give
up The thoughts Of enjoying the soe1et,
OF women. . Ia youth.' tays LORI
Byron, " women arc eur mistresses
at a nPcr age our companions, in ole
age our nurses, and ia all sges or
friends. "
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-03-17

The follnAing article Is copied from the
boston Commentator, which states that u is
literally true, add that the circumstances re-
lated are yet wi,lin the recollection Of hun.
dre'ls u slinrds So sirik,ng comment on
he practice 81 dnelling tia, It deserves 10 be
widely circulated.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-09-14
Ane. I3

y EAL ESrATE.-For Sale, my Tract OF Land and
vi =, Mile, IN the county OF Hanover, on the South
sona RIVER, hse miles from Gooail's Tavern and 20
from hlehmond, containing 600 acres--30O OF W hcb
lies wen Tor cultivation, is sgretaLly level with good
proportion 81 River Bottom, and that very rch--the
re.idne 300 acres s OF good quality and we'll covered
with valuable timber.
TIE Buildings consist Of large two story brick
dwelling house, with sufficient number Of on .housss
together with large well-consructed Barn The
orchards 10 perfection, and Of the hest sefected
lruts. The plantation abounds with good Sp,ino aud
at the house. well OF pur., good water az anv in
the country. The situation is very healthy and The
neighhofbood good The Mills are on the Soutbaooa
mile from the dwelling house; together with good
Saw Mil built This year ibis place is also remarkably
healthy.
Also, 100 acres Of Land in Charles City county
about % miles below Richmond. on = Public Road. -
Oh this Tract, there is large Dwelling House Store
House, Bacon Houses and sufficient number Of other
out houses, with large orchards Of choice fruhs-Al
20 moieiy Of = valuable Manufacturing Mill, about
one mile from the Mansion House, on good steam Of
water; and good neigbo hood for custom. John Bell
will shew The property in Charles Cty,,o those desifous
Of puchasiDg wbols OF which will be sold on res-
sonshle terms by application 10 the Subscriber on the
premigss IN Hanover THOMAS HARRIS.
July TO- 20-~if
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MON HOTEL cry OF RicHMoND, VA.-Tbe
~ Subscribers having taken this spacious and ele
giant house, IRE prepared 10 accommodate travellers and
boafder', ether families or single gentlemen, by the
day, week, month or year, on the mos. liberal terms.
The Union Hotel is pleasantly situated on T.
or Main Street,, little below the Market House
snfheiertiy near TO the business part Of the eli.
fy; while, at the same time. II IL withdrawn from
the noise and hustle incidental to public paces
containing near 100 rooms, including patours, saloons
* all furnished in superior style, combining both
peaness aud elegance.
The tables will always he penully furnished, with
such varieties az the market and Deighhourrg places
sHnd, and the bar with the most choice liquors
The bad rooms spacious and airy, and the beds
clean and If good and attentive servants, with dispo-
sion on the part OF all attached TO the house TO please
are calculated 10 add 10 the fore going
then will the rnrieor7 not only deserve, hut hope
receive he patronage Of the public. They have good
stables convenient 10 The house we'll supplied with pro-
vender and experienced ostlsrs.
Tbs GensfsI Sage Office is KEEP: al this house, where
seats in all the different STAGES may be 'aken.
WIN. N. SHIELDS,
Aug.Si 33-h JOHN ARMISTEAD.
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.-Jhr
Subscriber has two Tracts Of Land, lying in the
County OF Cumberlsnd each containing about 220
which he will offer for SALE the hgest bidder on
the premises, Saturday, the 25th day OF September
next lair, not, the sale will take place Mosdsy
following. the 9Th, at Cumberland Courthouse being
Court Day
On one Of these Tracts is the Stand we'll known as
LANGHORNES TAVERN, situated on the main
Buckingham Road, equ distant from Richmond and
Lynchbnrg. The i'npi ovenien,s large and com
modious Tavern House, with nine rooms; large brick
, able, and all other necessary out bouses.
The other Tract adjons Lsnghorne's Tavern, being
the saue whcreon the Subscriber formerly resided -
The Dwelling House. Kitchen, Laundry, and Smoke
House all ~ Brick. The whoe OF this property lies in
Shabby and respectable Deig hborhood.-A further de-
sciipsion is deemed unnecessary, IL believed that
no person would purchase, without first viewing the
premises The property will be shewn.by Col Robert
Moseity, who lives on The premises
For rerins, apply 10 Capt WIN NJ. Thornton near
Coird; or TO the Subscriber living at Lynchbnrg.
MAURICE LANGHORNE, Jr
Aug IL 28-tds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-09-14

III DYSPEPSIA The Subscriber, original discoverer
az OF the metc method Of curing this formidable dis
ease, continues to practice it at the corEer Of Wall and
Broad Streets, New York.
For the satisfaction OF those who may desire the adj
vice OF physician, he has associated with himself in
the practice Dr. J. Nelson, Jr who will attend daily
at the rooms. examine all that may pre- and AT.
ford medical advice where necessary.
In opposition to the alsehoods OF rumor and To the
frauds OF Interested preenders, the public may rest as
sured, that the subscribers remedy has neither leak
ed out nor been dscovered that he has at
one authorized agent, who is Ba,,sion; end
that he will give dus notice Of the fact should he here
afer appoint Others o. HALSTEAD.
July 80. PIG,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-09-14

NOrICE.-On the second Monday In October ne At,
" at the courthouse door al the county OF James
City. Qa Wlliamsburs.) in pursuance OF decree oil
the Superior Court oil Chaucety OF the Williamsburg
District shall sell at public auction, Tract CT parcel
Of Land, situate in the county of York, on Skimino
Greek and near York river contairos az supposed
about 440 acres.
This land was formerly owned by John d Watkins
OF New Kent, and adoin. the Lsnd- OF VIM. Ha~ kin.
and George James. IL il chi. hy wooded--soine OF |,
sting virgin Land in oak ard pine. and the residue
(except small 6eId) covered with rin.s of small siz
AMI easily cleared THE coil Is well adapted to the cul.
ture OF cotton corn, and oats; and portion OF IL be-
l,eved 10 lie quite productive in wheat For vthcr in
formation. reference may be had TO Colonel Wa,kiu.
mond
Also at New Kent cour'h gu tks second Thurs.
day in October next eel Of march ians or sunk
grounds, in the county OF King William, containing
bout 400 acres. IL is opposite to the OF Cumber-
lana, IA New Kent, aud from recent experiments on
land similarly situated is considered very valuable
INT. ground Is perhaps as dry Swamp land as sny on
the Pannnky, may be easily reclaimed az a trifiirg
cost, when compared to the value after reclamation .
These sales will be on a credit of twelve months
Bond and security to be approved by me, will be re.
CURED Tor tho purchase moDey-also lien on the land
Itself.
Al the same place first above on the 29h Sent,
as Trustee Tor certain creditors e Joshua Storr nv his
consent and the directions OF the credicr. Snail
se'i, az public auction for cash. the following slaves to
wr Billy, George and Moses, valuable gro men-sso
nannah and Jenny, valuable young women--aud Syl.
via and her Two children. This Sale will be made ar.
der two Deeds Of Trust OF Record in the Clerks Office
oil this CouTy-Sslling as Trustee, sh al not warren,
The tile but IL Is believed to be urque stoned
JAMES SEMPLE, Jr. Trustee.
James City, August 20. sO-tf
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NILI ia. !. LAMP CLAIMS renew ny sls,

1VA 10 buy or locate Land Warrants. granted BY thu
United states, or by the State Of Virginia. to the Off
and Soldiers OF the Revolutionary Army; and all
80 to aid the uninformed iD obtaining tb.is wsrran.-
Supernumerary Officers, and all who detained il
captivity, and the heirs OF those who sain lat
tie. are entitled TO land bouu,ies.d
viii also purcbase undertake to secure lost or
conroveited claims to Land In Kentucky and Ohio To-
Gated under military warrants, granted for Revolution
AIRY services
Being iuy prepared TO all in,ercg that
may be put In relation to warrants loca.sd,n Kentucky
and Ohio, and atso in relation TO all unsaised warrants
lnany OF wh,h are presumed to be lest or destroyed
letters OF enquiry, postage paid. addressed to me here
or personal enquiries, viii be promptly attended TO-
CADWALLADER WALLACE.
Richmond Sept 3. 3t-Io~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-09-14
VALLEY FARM FOR SALE

FEHHE subscriber being DESTROYS TO move 10 some of
IL he western south western States will sell a
bargain In the above farm. II perhaps as we'll II not
heitei located than any farm in Chester ED county w.
Ing between the principal towns OF Richmond and Pc
tersburg, having Appomattox river a. east navisa
BILE to any part Of the world, and the Manchester and
Petersburg turnpike road the west, containing be-
tween 2o0O and 200 acres, between and 400 OF which
are creek bottom with Mill and several fishing place.
attached thereto. The subscriber does not wish to en-
ter into more general description of this farm az he
presumes those who wish TO purchase, will call and
anime tor themselves In hs Absence Mr. John Scam
nell. his nephews Edward, William or Peter Archer
viii take great pleasure in hewing il to those who
may wish TO purchases: He would prefer TO sell pri.
vaeiy. JOHN WALTHALL.
August 6 26-tf
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"a AND FOR SALE-The subscriber Offers or sale
Il A his excellent Farm, called +" MOUNT Rocky -
lying in Fairfax county, Virginia, consisting OF five
hundred acres, fifty of which are heavily .imbered.
This Farm is adjoining the Land. Of John Lloyd
S,ephsn Daniel, Coleman Brown, ard G. C. Stuart.
The Improvements are toersby good Dwelling
House, with FIVE rooms, and all necessary buildngs-
It's soil is kind, and productive Of Corn, Whsa, Rye,
and Tobacco lie situation is known TO be healthy and
in an agreeable nc ghhorhood.
There is also on Thu Farm good Apple Orchard and
number OF never-ai,ug Springs OF the best water.
Any further descriptions o! the Land is deemed unne-
cesary, as any one wishing TO purchase, will first view
IL, aud judge Tor themselves II will be shawn on ap
pcaion 10 the subscriber, Mr. Bennett, living on the
premises.
For the said L,ud will take $40 or SI3 PER acre
81 500 10 cash. and the balance in good bonds with se
curly. GEO. l.. TURBERVILLE
Sept. T.. 35-6t
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IL D AiNE'S TAVERN FOR SALE-Will he sold,
u a on The prenises TO the highest bidder on Thurs
day, the both day of September ncI that we'll know
siand, RAiNES TAVERN, with the Lind attached
TO the same, containing by survey 400 acres situated
IN the county Of Cumberland, at the junction Of the
main Northern, Southern, Eastern aud western Stage
Roads, and neatly tqui-disiaut from Richmond and
Lynchhurg. The many other advantages come cite d
with ths stand, are believed TO bs well known az to
render iur;her description Of il Suffice
II to say, that II IL inferior TO in Virginia The
above property will be sold on liberal credit. (say
from one TO five years) the purchaser purchasers
giving bonds, with approved security, and Deed Of
Trust on the same 70 secure the payment ssion
VIII be given the first day Of January nexi, with the
liberty Ct deemed expedieni) Of seeding a crop OF
wheat this Fall.
AZ the time and place, will be offered for sale
one other TRACT OF LAND, adjoining the above
place. containing by estimation hundred and OF ghy
acres, with and first improve ments situate
within 300 yards Of the Tavern, aud 80 constructed az
to suit the convenience Of prot, ssonal nen Adv per.
wishing 10 view the Land aud improvements will
make application to Mr.. Peter b. Foster residing at the
Tavern.--Ths Land, with the improvements will also
be sold on the same terms az the above Tavern.
AT TIE same tine aud place. and The same terms
VIII be offered one other TRACT OF LAND, living
within one mile Of said Tavern containing 400 acres
inferior IN point Of soil TO In he surrounding neg
oo,hqPd Any person wishing TO view the preruises
VIII apply AZ above.
And, a, the same time and place, and on the same
terms, VIII be offered for sale MILL SEAT on Green
Creek, on which IL erected a good Mill House with
Two pair OF Mill Stones. pair OF which is fret rate
Dutf' WIN all olhef necessary machinery ready 10 go
INTO operAion, ave the dam, which broken bv lie
last Springs rain This property lies also within Iwo
miles Of said Tavern. JOHN RAfNE
Aug. 81. s2-w,ds
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VALUABLE lanyard FOR SALE.

VALUABLE TAN-YARD FOR SALE.
FHTHE subscriber offers for sale his well known and
d valuable lanyard, situated half mile from
Prince Edward Courthouse, immediately on the main
roed-aad 80 acres Of Land. Of good quality which
there Is a comfortable Dwelling House, and all
tion OF family.
To any one wishing to engage in the Tanning busi
ness, this s most desirable situation and the stand
for hdes, is Of the best in the upper Country The
situation s in healthy and agreeable neighborhocd
There lie well, and never-fang spring on This
lot also an excellent apple orchard.
The subscriber will cell great bargain in this pro.
perry. and make the accommodating to the pur
chas-r.Any person wishing to purchase such proper
~, would do well to make immediate application 10 the
subscriber, living one mile North Of Prince Edward
Courthouse. GEORGE KING
Aug. 81. 33-IOs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-09-14

YHNO the Stockholders Of the Riuonna Navigation
n Com71ny "A. meeting Of the Psesdr mt and
Board OF Drscors of the Rivanna Navigation Compc-
ny held at Everetlesville the 23i of August 1890
1t Wa Resolved By :he said President majority of
the ID rrctors, That general meeting Of the Stock
holders OF the Rivanua Navigaion Company. be ap-
pointed TO ia held at ChaIloesville on Monday the
4'h day oil October next, and that months notice OF
this meeting be given in the Enquirer, published at
Rchnonc, and IN the Virginia Advocate, published at
Charlf esvilles shat the Stockholders be urg TO
give Their attendance as matters Of great moment de.
maud their serious aentionand that il be notified to
the Stockholders. that If the weather should prove IN
favorable on the day appointed, chat the meeting will
be held on the next fair day. HUGH NELSON,
N. III. LEWIS, p. II. n. c..
JAS CLARKE, : Directors.
JNO. p SAMPsoN.N Sept g. 2l-tlhO
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-09-14

" subscriber is empowered by deed OF trust from
Judge Hay aud others, of record In the Office of the
clerk oil Benrco county, 10 se, and he offers for
SALE the estate called Ash6eld, containing about nine
bundled and thirty acres: situated Chick ahomny in
The county OF Henrico, about miles from the
city Of Richmond
The estate consists Of two parces the upper separat
ed from the lower by clip OF land about four hundred
yards wide The upper parcel contains about 1870, aud
the lower about 500 acres.
On the upper parcel Their IL IN excellent brick dwell
ling hsuse, 62 by 80 feet, having sg large and two
small rooms and four large closets. The house was
built about the year 1914 aud il said be good as any
IN the county. The store-room and gardeners house
are also OF brick The other houses, Kitchen servants
apartments, stables, and corn-bouse &c are of wood
About one-third OF this tract is am told what lie
called mud land, 40 or 45 acres Of which are cleared
and IN meadow, which may, with little trouble be ke
constantly irrigated.
On the lower tract containing about 500 there are
stables, NC but no dwelling but that int nd
ed for the Ovefsesr. II has good for DWELLING
house near an excellent spring and most abundant
supply OF hre wood. There is also an orchard on il
IL frepresepled, that OF this tract, between one and
two hundred acres mud land, iha, may be easily
and thai equal TO any land Chckahominy
The dis'ric, of country in which these lands are s
uaied, IS said 10 be very healthy aud entirely exempt
from asue and fever.
On having the purchase money, and the inefss,
thereof payable semi annually, satisfactorily secured
liberal credit will be given to the purchaser
The parcels will be sold separa,sy f the purchaser
should so desire. ROBERT SrANARD.
July 81 23-n
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-09-14

RHEDICAL DEPARrMENT.-Th Lectures will
I'VE commence usual the fret Monday in Mo-
vember, aud be continued ill March. The arrange
nents OF The branches IL ollows:
..ANAroMY-P $. Phyack, NJ. D., w. f. Homer,
NJ. ID.
MArERIA MEprcA John Redman Coke, M. ID.
pRAcricEoF MEDICINE Na,ha'l Chapman. NJ D.
MIDwIFERY--Thos. e. James M. D. VIM p De.
wees, NJ. %.
CHERtIsrRy-R Robert Hare, M. D.
SUResRr-W ,n. Cbson, NJ. u.
INSTITUTES or MEDICINE Saul Jsck,on, NJ. D.
Clinical Instruction II given at the PbilsdsI Ola Aims
House aud Pennsylvania Hospital. iwice week.
W. r. HORNER, Dean,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-09-14

EWARSHAL'S SALE OF NEGROES BY vrtue
I'VE OF decree Of the Superior Cour. OF Chaucety
Tor the Richmond district. made in the Of Watkins
vs. Farrar, shall, the third Monday in September
nex at Goochand Courthouse, being court day, offer
for sale. at public suction, TO the highest bidder, for
cash, ten or twelve likely negroes-mostly young and
acve-being the share assigned The children aud hei,
OF Sally Ford decd, mentioned in the report OF dyis-
ion made by the Com aud referred to in said
decree. JOHN GUERRANT, NJ. 3. C c r. u
Angus! 81. SS-ils Of his IDENTITIES
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-09-14

TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS REwARD--Will
n I've given for the apprehension and delivery Of my
man LEWIS FOX to me at my farm near the Piping
Tree, King William County, or for securing him in Jail,
or otherwise. so that get him again-He ran off about
the 10th March, and wore away large brim wool hat,
mixed yarn coat, and white yarn pan;aoons. He is
supposed to be about 80 years DID, about feet inches
high, OF dark complexion, and s,ammers little.
TII0S. CARTER.
Pampatike, X. William, July 81 2s-tf
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YuvO UNOCATED PHYSICIANS.-A man of
u merit in the Professions procure an advanta-
geous situation in small farm about days ride from
richmond In almost every respect il is greeabe.--
For further information apply TO
JAMES McKTLDOE, Richmond.
Sept. T. 35-4t
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VEVAKEN by the subscriber, GU tho first day OF Au-
h gust last, from John p. Farrow's Boat, (FIead-
man Bar'le'o two kegs OF manufactured Tobacco.
The above will be disposed Of az the law directs.
ISHAM RANDOLPH, 81
L,ck-keepsr and Inspector OF Boats at the Lower Arch
Sept 3. 34-n
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wARRENTON IVA RACES.
VHNHE Warrsnton races will commence on Tuesday,

WAkRENION IVA RACES.
VHNHE Warrenon races will commence on Tuesday
u the 2i-t Of Sept.
Ist DAY-A sweepsiase for three year old colt.-
mile heats--enrsnce $50-four entered: and closed.
Same day, produce swcepstake Tor three year old
coIs--two mile heats-en,rance one hundred bushels.
OF Wheat-six entered: and closed.
III DAy-Two mile bests-pur.e 5000
BID DAY-Thrre mile heas-pursc $500.
5000.
Horses without the limits, heretofore laid down
are excluded from running for bc jockey club
Sept. 3. ST., THE PROPRIETOR
VUNHE RACES over tbs Halifax. Virginia, Cour.e
IL will commence the fret Tuesday in October
next, and continue four days.
First day-The Prrrrieof's Purse, two mile heats,
for 5000; entrance 9 rs. non subscrib-rs S25
Second day-The Jockey Clubs Purse three mile
hests. for $500; entrance $780, nom subscriber. 800
Third dsy-A Handy Cap Par,e, one mile heat,
best three In five entrance $780, 10 be added 10 the
Purse.
Fourth day--A race for three year old Colts ono
mile heat; entrances $780, to close the e.. ming cf the
second days racc,he money for each day's race will
be hung up, without discount by he Proprietors.
ADAM FOOT,
RICHARD EDMUNDsON.
sept z. 35-6t
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this interference too (and let tho lesson be
etD which cost half the sov-rvisns OF Europe their
thrones stripped them OF the best part 81 their donn-
ions. Let them beware how, second time, they jso.
psrdize their end lives in the vain attempt 10
prep their thrones eehs and superonnused race
by placing bigoed priesthood eide, aud 70, cgn
bayonets the other--Tncr own people are ripe ior
freed Let them look at home
Upon the whole, our expec atoms correspond with
wishes, that the p&,-nt revolution will be final
and leave France restipg permanen, basis OF ra-
,onal. restrained liberty France--bseu,iiu aud gall
Ian, Frarce!-the early friend Of our iDfaut republic,
sod the fellow sct;er OF our freedom deserves be
free. She has pail the price over AMI sgsin-may
she receive the boon she has dearly
nv. Y C0uy & ENQUIRER.