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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1830-07-14

inS tHClI DuIlncIS. AHS SASiSiseS NCiS
commenced with prayer by the Chaplain,
Mr.. Warner. The Declaration of Inde-
pendence was read by Cadet Williams
of Georgia. The. choir next sang the
Marseilles Hymn; after which, Henry
Clay Jun. (son of the late Secretary Of
State) delivered the annual Grafton. A
correspondent ofthe New Y ork Morning
Herald speaks of it in the highest terms.
In conclusion he says, "the monument
which the Cadets have erected to the
noble Pole, and the bubbling fountain
which they have immortalized by his
name, are sufficient proofs that the ora
tor was listened to with interest and de-
light" Besides the Cadets, the Off
GERS of the Army, and the Professors con-
nected with the Academy, there were
present on the occasion, many ladies and
gentlemen from New Y ork, and other
cities, and from the surrounding country,
so that the chapel was crowded. A ma
tional salute was fired at noon, from the
brass pieces on the plain, and in the af-
ternoon, the Cadets and Officers partook
of an excellent dinner provided by MIR.
Cozzcns, at which, among others, the
following regular toasts were given.
The Union of the States: A noble edifce;
though the Of discord dash against lis base,
yet like the rock Of Norway. it stands unInoved
midst the turmoil beneath.
The Smpicing !Signer ofthe Declaration of
Independence: His watch must soon BE- oyer
may he be able to report "All's Well" r. guns,
3 cheers; tune AIS Well
The Sage of MontceVo: A pure republican he
lived; in grand simplicity he lies. Drank in 81
lencc, Jefferson and Liberty.]
The Sohiiers of the Repol,,tion: Their deeds
have gained the world applause; let not their SONS
neglect them
The Heroes ofMe late Hfr: Their fathers
gained, they secured the independence of their
country.
The Nary and Arny: Sprung from the same
power; fostered by the same hand; may they en-
uiutc e'iCn olncT I'LL tie sefNlCc Ol ueH country
The late GEN. Jac0b BrO,rn: His public and
his private worth will long be the pride Of the cti
zen and the soldier.
Greece: May she rise superior to intrigue, and
show TO the "Allies," rs she has to Turkey, that
she knows how to be free.
Our Counhymen 0Jro0d: Let them remem-
Der that this is the Gland ofthc free, and the home
of the brave
The american Fair: The f,irest of the fair.
The Orator ofthe Day, HeWy clay junior;
A true chip Of the old block.
In the evening great number Of bril-
liant rockets were let off; at an early
hour all was quiet in the camp, and the
sentry walked his lonely round.'"
On the 9th, the Cadets amused them
selves by firing at target OH the oppo-
site side Of the river, with 21 FOUNDER,
and n mortar In the evening there was
a dance, at which Gen. Scott and suite,
and several parties Of ladies' end gentle
men were present.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1830-07-14

9748 persons have arrived at Quebec,
recently, to settle in the upper part OF
New Brunswick. They arc chiefly of
the middling class, who can do but little
at home with their small property.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1830-07-14

The Milledgvillc Recorder contains the
following notice of decision made in re-
lation to the gold diggcrs in the Cherokee
lands, which if correct, shows the sort of
protection which the troops of the United
States can afford against the nullifers.
MILLEDGvILLE, June 26.
The Gold Diggcrs.-Thc Athcnian of
last Tuesday, contains the decision of
Judge Clayton, upon case of habcas
corpus, which originated in the arrest of a
man by the name of VIM. Robbins with
his companions, by detachment of the
United States troops, as intrudcrs on
lands in the occupancy Of the Cherokee
Indians.
These men were arrested on the infor-
nation of one Bean, white man, enjoy
ing the privileges of an Indian, which
was, that Robbins and his companions
had ordered off said Bean, who was, or
had been digging gold, and that they,
Robbins and company, had tools with
them for the purpose of digging gold, and
had declared they would dig gold in the
Cherokee nation, in defiance of the laws
ofthe United States, the Governors proc,
lamation, or the troops.
Judge Clayton ordered Robbins and
companions to be released. The grounds
taken by him in this case were, that the
officer exhibited no authority for the ar
rest of the men; that no offence was COM
mittcd, though an offence might have
been intended; that the territory was
Georgia's and had been organized since
the first of June, from which time the au-
thority of the United States ceased, if
ever they had any; and that, if any Of
fence is committed, the offenders arc
alone amenable to the State laws; that the
Congress have no right to pass law
which does not relate to the regulation of
commerce among the Indians, and that
the digging ofgold in the nation, actually
committed, much less the intention only
to do so, is no act which comes within
the right of Congress to punish, under
said power to regulate commerce.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1830-07-14

The II. S. Cadets at West Point &C
ebrated the National Anniversary on th
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1830-07-14

AT II o'clock the Cadets marched from
their encampment to the Chapel, prcccd-
ed by their excellent Band, and display
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-06-25
June %.

81 AND FOR sALE.--intcndins to r-.scyo 20 The
"a West, offer Tor sale .fo tract OF land on which
reside, Called Woodve) containing 46S l-2 acres lying
In the coInty OF Hanover, the branch road of the
Mcchanicksville Turnpike, leading from Richmond 10
TappahanrcsS, IL miles from Richmond, and from 10
10 10 miles from Hanover. King William, and New
Kent Courtho The Improvements very good,
the dwelling house is and amply sufficient for the
accommodation Of gcntee family, with all the neces-
sary out-houses; and young and 1oursng apple and
peach orchard selected by myself from of the best
nurseries in Virginia, and is perfectly healthy we'll
wacred situaou.--This land is in compact body,
although originally in two tracts and again be so di-
vided and thus suit two purchasers; about three fourts
OF the tract which the houses stand being one hali
OF the 1853 H. is cleared and regularly cultivated sue
cessfuliy in corn wheat, oats, cotton &c. nearly the
whole o; the other half is heavily tirnbered than
any land in this part of the country, which have
nearly prepared all the tmbes necessary for the
ton OF mill, and there is but mill of the kind
in this section OF country, and that, miles off
As regards terms, willing to take part or the
whole in young negroes one-our thin cash. -fCtI,
ON credit Of twelve months, and the balance in two
hree and four years, carrying interest from the date
In either case, will put the land at price which
am confident will not be Objectionable. AS am re-.
solved to remove, expect TO make sacrifice
WIN. STARKE.
June 8. 9-w6ws
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-06-25
June 8.

MOTICE Was committed to the Jail Of Fiiffsx
Y county,in Virginia the 26lh day of Ssptem.
Der, 1929. negro man who calls himself James John
sonHe Is black, ard is five feet and three quarters
Of inch high; he is slender; his face sharp, with a
scar on his chinsDother the left eide of his uppet
lIp and left cheek, and two scars on his Iishl
cheek bone, and burn on bis righ wrst.-Tbs fellow
says he born IN New York, and emigraed TO
sylvana about eight years past, from thence to Alex.
sndrd, and from there TO the county oil Fairfax He
had on, when committed, fur hat striped Roundabout
jacket, corded pantaloons, and pumps-Tha owner OF
the aforesaid negro must forward prove proper-
~, and pay charges, otherwise he will he dealt with
according TO law. FRANCIS ID. DAVIS, Jsilor
May 70. 6-w12w for George Gunnell. Sheriff
THSAKE notice that petition application will be
% made to the next Legislature for Turnpike from
bowling Green 10 Frederckburg or II preferred for
renewal OF the law granting that privilege.
June is. Il-.wAw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-06-25

GNIFTY DOLLARS REWARD Runaway from
u the subscriber living tiie deep run Coal Pits in
Henrco county on the 10Th instant. negro man nam
Cd Nick sbout forty years Old 8 feet 3 or inches
biyb lght eeinple xion thin vssge, and siaac:s Ill
tie when spoken 20. The d. ess he had on when he
went off grey casiue coat, blue pantaloons, and
white wool hat H. carried with hin snit OF COARSE
,r~y casinett: the said Nick has OF his
hands not recoec,ed; he has also several knots on hs
ears will give ard Of twenty dollars for the APP
prehention OF the said ilaye il taken beyond the mi
o the State and all reasonable expenses paid, or ten
dollars If taken within the STATE and delivered TO me al
the said pits, or securesd in ja so that get him A.
gain. | think it highly probaoe that he has obtain
ell free papos and will attempt to pass as free man
fore ~ ara all peIsons from bafhoring carrying him
ami Of The state FAC. McGRUDER.
Anr HILL
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-06-25
June IS

NAIAS committed 10 the Jail OF Augusta County, on
w the 4tb dsv Of January last. a runaway Nero
calling himself TOM, about 81 years OF sgs-ssys he
belongs TO MIR. John White, living in the county Of
Louisa, about ten miles from the Courthouse He IL
black, apparently very affu fellow fonI Of singing,
feet la inches high, chunky made, aud very scg'.
Has scar upon the crown Of The head. probably from
scald no other marks about him, upon his back,
ging.-When committed had on coat and paneloons Of
dark gray ieansand old wool hat, shoes and stocking
The owner OF the above described Negro, is request
ed to come forward, prove property pay charges and
take bin away-otherwise he will he Disposed Of the
law directs. JACOB KURTZ, Jdiioy.
March &c III-w3m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-06-25

ME6A REWARD Rsnawsy IRON tnc subscfI-
B eBeE Der living in hr city Of Richmond, on
Monday the lg,h Of April, blck boy named Walker,
I6 II years sge he il straight and well made, has
rather prominent peaked nose, aud fn eyes, he was
taken out OF Tobacco Factory lot which he Is now We
nv fond) and for The iat his exclusive wok has
be zen that OF diuUg-rcom servant aud 1T any thing
else seems to he a perfect novice He had when
he ent away gray Casinst Coat and Panaloons ard
Waiscoat of the same, hut he had other cloths which
perhaps re may have substituted for then Mr.. Plea
SAINT Winsons boy, Charles, went of about the same
time that Walker did, Charles is free at the age OF FL,
aud hal only years TO serve. lie is about walkers
,ize but lighter complicated. we'll made shrewd and
ayu lis mother lives in Petersburg: IL il more than
probable that aker and Charles together as they
were great crones, AMI, IL not lurking about Peters
burg perhaps have been taken of by some boatmon
TO Lynchburg, where Charles has paid visits be-
fore will give the above reward IL taken out OF this
Commonwealth, and secured IN any Goal 80 that get
him agan and twenty fIve dollars N within the State,
and twenty miles from the City Of Richmond. Mas.
ters OF vessels are iorwarned ifo carrying of said
Runaway at their peril.
MayT. 123--d SAMUEL GATHRIGHT, Jr.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-06-25

ATOTiCE.-Arel Work. having executed his De ed
OF Trust TO the subscriber. Trustee bearing date
the 10Th day Of February, $780, and Of record the
Richmond Hastings Court Office, by which deed he
convey assigns and transfers all his estate effects
and debts due and owing to him, wheh shall remain
undisposed of, and uncoilecteh, after sai.fyng the
purposes OF former de- Of executed by the "a
Works 10 Jas H. Gardiner and The purposes OF the said
aforementioned deed having been fully Satisfied; the
subscriber takes this opportunity OF notifying all who
indebted to the said Works, 10 make payment nnlo
himself, to Mr.. George Watt whom he has duly con.
siituted his agent TO collect and settle the debts
ALEXANDER IOWAR. Trustee.
June %. 1872,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-06-25
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA, FRIDAY, JUNE rs, 1880
MNINwIDDIE COURTHOUSE For rent or sal,

"a AIN WlDDiE ror Eeut OF sure,
nV alsrge. excellent, aud cominoaious two story
DWELLING HOUSE, with all requisite conveuicIt
out houses Garden. neatly cnclo ed, including
Lot OF about six OF Lauda we'll al ped TO the
accommodation OF Pr fesonai .nteman. wish ami.
ly, or a Respectable Mcchni:, Who wishes d.irebe
and of,sbe stand for country business, ad
place where valuable timber, 81 every desctip ion.
can be had the lowest terms The si;uatopi is his
airy, snd healthy, blessed with the best sping wsser.
and excellent socety.-It is III. same E>'ah-hinen Mt,
recently occupied by Captain Thomas Field. no made
OF the improvements This situation also alf rd.
tue most altering encourage ment i0r large Country
School; and previous to the time OF Captain Field az
Academy was kept there which ate nded by about
one hundred pupils.All the land is well enclosed and
,id off in different lots, Tor cultivation and razug-
For terms, apply TO the Snbscriber living near the
Courthouse. THOMAS TiWEATr.
June Is. l2-6,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-06-25
Philadelphia, April 6
yALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE

VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE
TEVe subscriber is DESTROYS OF selling his plantation al
81 Nelson Courthouse. This tract Of land contains
three hundred acres including ten lots in the
town OF Lovng4,on The buildings are large and con.
venien', and wei calculated either for public or
private house, being situated the main street. pass
ing through the town, and s The public road leading
from Charlottesville to LyDchburg. The stables
,:-G con, aiming ahou: o:e hundred stalls. The land
Is we'll supplied with timber, which is in the
neigh bourhood, ard il very valuable. further dc
scrp,ion Of the land is deemed unnecessary. l will
sell either for cash, credit, accommodating terms,
the payments being secured.
Lovngston, May 81 1T WIN. II. DIGGES.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-06-25

BAISSOLUTION OF CO-PA RTNERSHIP The
n y co-parinership Of Armistesd & McCraw, was this
day Dissolved by mutual consent All those who have
claims against the concern will present them to John
Arnistesd Son for payment, and those indebted will
make immediate payment TO them. longer indulgence
will not be given. JOHN ARMISTEAD.
HILL McCRAW.
June l. LOW
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-06-25

E UNATIC HOSPITAL, WILLIAMSBURG
IA Notice IL hereby given that all the cells in lbis in
stituton occupied, and that patients will
be received until Of the said cells vacant;
Court Of Directors. L. HENLEY.
May 20. SILL
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-06-25

NEARSHAL'S SALE-Pursuant to a Decree
1vGot the Superior Court OF Chsncery for the vii.
Harrisburg District, in therein depending pro.
nounced the Sh day OF February, 1880 between Hen.
ry Eiloe and Elizabeth his vile, and the said EJloe
guardian Of Virginia, Catharine, and JUL. Travis
PT,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-06-25
VERY VALUABLE ESTATE.

NEKI VNLU DIE Eso 7 q To
wMyIIL be sold 10 .- highest bidder at public auc-
w ton, at Halifax Court House. on Monday the
2S,h day of June next, (beng Court day) IT iair il not
IN, NEXT fair day. tract OF land lying in the County OF
H,lilax on Bant-r River, containing by late survey
i sos 8 acres; 1905 8 of which are hr,t rate 10"
grounds belonging the Estate OF Edmund Ifby dec
large portion Of the ground completely drained,
and has been the last ten years in regular and pre-
gressiye state of improvement This tract l. said 10 be
smong the net Estates in the County; Judges are oil
In. opinion that 80 hands be worked 10 advantage up
en- IT, One fourth OF The purchase money will be require Ell
on the 18th December next with Interest from the day OF
sale The olh-r :hree ourths on and year, cred't
from the day Of salc-bonds with anpr1ved Security,
and deed OF trust on the land viii be required OF the
purchaser-The title shall bs satisfactory and COM
pete-Posse ssioo given the Isl day OF January next
win IN. priyiege Of seeding crop of small grain in
th, fall. w. n. JOHNSTON,
LEW. JONES,
Administrators Of Edmund Irby dec.
Anil 10 ll6-tds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-06-25

NOriCE-Tne Subscriber VIII resume thy dut,c,
" oil his School, on the LIST July. Ike course OF
studies will be preparatory to College, embracing tho
rough instruction in the Ancient Languages and Ma
the IN ,ics.
Particular attention will be paid TO the morals and de-
pertinent oil iho'e entrusted 10 my charge
Tuition in the highest branches, SIP so
Common Eogli,h branches, 10 90
Board in the most respectable families psr
month, exclusive Of washing, G
The hesl;htuness OF lis location the refined and no.
"a: society, and the cheap rates Of Board and Tuition
render Boydton very eligible sight Tor Literary Iu-
stuion OF this, we have sufficient proof in is ha
ing been selected the OF II Ioph Macoa Col.
legs
The Session will be closed by an examination on the
lst and 81 December.
Those wishing 10 send would do well 10 enter eariy
that no time may be Loaf, aud the subscriber may better
arrange his classes. Payment will be exacted only from
the time OF entrance. JOHN WYCHE, A. III.
N. B.Instructon will be given 10 such a, de lire il.
in the French ard Spanish.
June "a. l3-tl5,bJu,v
uJ'The Editors of the Norfolk Beacon, and the Rs
leigh Sar, are requested 10 give Ia. above four
TONS and to snd their accounts TO thu Subscrber at
Boydton.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-06-25

"a ANUS.-This capital stallion and racer will stand
% on Mr. Randoph's Estate, in the County OF Char.
lote, the ensuing season 1881 He is nine wears
old and was got by Sir Archie-his dam, Frenzy, by
Sans Culottes out of Muikn by Presiient-Od Ceier-
Irstram Shandy-Janus-out Of an imported marc OF
MIR Booth, OF Gloucester, who also imported Janus
Sans Culoes, was got by old Cser, dlsi by old ed
10y. ~-snd dam by old Fsaruous htIie il well known
side Of aSne q yysnmery and fine s,o.k on he South
stallion was also go, by old csIet Vhf &sa 6y Mark
Anthony. out OF L. Hardiman'. Benny La.s. which was
by jolly Roger out OF the imported Benny Lass
Tristram Shandy got by Morion's Traveller, his
dam by Janus.
At the place and onthc same terms,
GASCOIGNE,
brother TO FIora'ix years DID, OF great power and
tubsance. He was got bv Roanoke. his dam, the i'm
ported mare, Lady G by Hambletonian, Of Golden
Locks by Delpina which dam Of Lord FoIey's IA
vouri,e and famous Soothsayer by SoreererViost by
Sbark-Quieks Charlotte by Bank-Crab. &c.
Soothsayer won the great st Leger stake. and ext
day the Doncaster stakes. He covered at TWENTY.
FIVE GUINEAs and stood nine successive yesrs al
New Market
Farther particulars hereafter
June Is. l2-IOAu
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-06-25

Notice TO ocners and noUtgators IF boats James
River
At meeting Of the Jdnies River Company, the
IN 26ih May 1880;
RssoiDed, That The keeper Of the Locks at Maidens
Adventure be instructed TO rsqOre previously 10 adj
hitting boats ssrending the river having real on board,
10 passage through tie sid Jo-ks, bills and receipts
for such coal C..i the Golfers their agents from
whom The sanis shall have been obtained, IN the en-
graved form, akhed by the said Colliess.Tbis re-
guatioA 10 take effect from and alter tho 18th Of June
next true copy,
June A. Sim }. BROWN, Jr. 2dAudi.or.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-06-25

RElNG about TO leave the country, have appoint
~ - ed William Leigh, Eq my attorney Ia fact 10 act
Tor Inc in all cases whatsoever. Mr. Thomas A. Nor.
ion will continue to the bozness Of the Bizarre
Estate. JOHN RANDOLPH of Roam lie
June l5 Him
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-06-25

MH AkSHhLS SALE.-By virtue OF a decree OF lhs
1VA Superior Court Of Chancery for the Richmond
District made the 'l7ih day OF January 1928 in the
case OF Bryde rs. Stokes shall on Wednes lay The
ssh day II July next, oor fer sas, at public auction
70 tue highest bidder, on the preinIes, he tract OF
land CT 250 acres heretofore sold by tbs plaintiff, Cha,
Bdie, TO the defendant, German Stokes in the bin
mentioned Jerms-a credit Of IL. is aud 81 months
the purchaser executing bonds with approved security
Tor the purchase money, aod the tue retained as al.
ditional security for the same.
JOHN GUERRANT, NJ $. c. c np
June 10. l1-tis Or one of hit Ier.t;e.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-06-25

HHUBLIC SALE shall sell at Public Auction
a for Cash, at King William Courthouse. on NJ on.
day the 26th OF July next, desirable little ESTATE
containing about Ito Of Land late the iopettv Of
Thos N. Grymes. Esq.-Tbis Land lies on the Pa
munky River, within short disaoce Of the Piping
Tree."-The Improvements consist Of an handsome
substantial, two story framed Dwelling House with d o
necessary out houses, orchards &c-1he sale " III take
place at i2ocIock. WM. holland, Aim'or
June 4. S-tds Of C. n R.,L,l.v
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-06-25


HNRESH DRY GOODS.-in anticipation Of their
N general advertisement, the cubsc RIDERS inform
their customers and other purchaser that they have
received by the last arrivals from Philadelphia New
York AMI Boston, one hundred and eighty packages,
Fresh american, British and French Dry Goods in
which are included their impor tation fcom Eng
land (va New York; consisting, in part OF the follow
ing article:
Extra blue. black, brown, olive, and olive brown,
London Cloh+
do blue black drab mkt fancy mkt and Laws per do
cas,imeres
Plain aud anoy white London Marseiles cuttings
White and eoonred ground chniz printed do do. do.
Plain bun TSiiinett.-A beautiful as ortment of the
newest styles OF prins.-Fsncy checked, striped and
esmSrc and acosst yf aa
dls.Their assortment is now very good, aud will in
few days DO the most commanding they have ever
had. F.& E.JAMES, Co.
April Is. il6-n Market Square.
NuEDICAL INSTITUTE OF PHILADELPHIA
I'VE Tue Summer Course OF Lectures VIII begin
Nonday ,h- 9th day of April and end on the
Saturday preceding the first aIondsy of November
The month OF August il vacation.
NATHANIEL CHAPMAN, Nj. Don the practice
OF Medicne.
WIN. p. DEVICES, NJ. d -On Midwifery.
THos ii ARRIs, NJ. ID Surgeon u. s. NdUy.-On
Operative Surgery.
SAML.JAcKsoN, NJ. Ca Maera Medica.
) WM l.. HoRNER, NJ. ID On Anatomy
JNo. X. MITCHELL, NJ. Don Chemistry.
JOHN BELL, NJ. Don the institutes OF Medicine
and NJ edical Jutisprudence.
HUGH l. HoDGE, NJ Don the Principles OF Sur.
gerry. w. E. HORNER, Sec'ry,
263 Chestnut Street
PhilaLelnhis Aprl 6 lI-3m