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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-03-05

IN CHAN CERY-In Goochlaud County. Cour, 18th
u January, 1880:
Maer Powers, phG
against
Saml. Dunn and Obadiah Cartwright, partners under
the firm of Samuel Dunn s Co. James Burford, Mar
tina A. Bowes as adm'rx of John Bowes decd. and in
her own right, James Lyons jr John S. Fleming and
Thomas Is. Watkins, Defts
The defendant John S. Fleming, not having entered
his appearance and given security according to the act
OF Assembly, and the rules of this Court, and il an
pearng 10 the satisfaction of The court that he is not an
inhabitan OF this commonwealth, on the motion of the
plaintiff by counsel is ordered that the said defend
ant John ). Fleming, do appear here the third Mon
day in April next, and answer the pla n,is BILL and that
copy OF this order be forthwith inserted in some news
paper printed in the city of Richmond for two months
that another copy be posted the front
door of the courthouse of this county on two
court days. Copy Teste
Feb. 2. 93-wSw N. w. MILLER, ID. O. g. a.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-03-05

I'm CHANCERY--At rules taken in the Clerks Or
Il flee of Prince Edward County Court, the 4h day OF
January 1880:
German Y. Stokes, Complt.
against
Arnold Thomson and Daniel s. Mccormick, Defts.
The defendant Thomson not having entered his APP
pearance and given security according 10 Act Of the
General Assembly and the rules of this Court and APP
pearing that he is inhabant of this State the
motion of tho complainant by his attorney it is ordered
that the said defendant Thomson, do appear here
the first day of March Court next and the
painants BILL and that copy of this order be forthwith
inserted in of the public newspapers printed
in the city of Richmond. for moths successfully,
and also posted at the front door c the courthouse Of this
county. Teste,
Jan. -. Sl-wSw B. WORSHAM, c, G.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-03-05

MOTICE.--Edward Nj. Grecnway s CO. 49, Pearl
~ Street, New York, continue to purchase manufac
ured goods commission which affords great facilities
dealers at distance in keeping their supplies of goods
general without being extensive.
Their long experience in executing orders for every
description OF merchandise wanted in Virginia and the
Southern and Western States, induce them TO believe
they can give general satisfaction TO those who will ia
them with their business. 1t is their intention
hereafter to transact 1general Commission Business and
will attend particularly TO the sale of Cotton Flour, To-
bacco, or any produce consigned TO them.
References.-Mr. Chas. Nj. Mitchell Richmond, Va.
Messrs. Hancock and Brown, Lynchburg, Va.
N. b. They continue to sell Dry Goods, Sc at their
usual small profit for cash approved paper.
New York, Feb. 4. 9I-2t-w3w
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SALE OF VALUABLE LAND AND MILL

~ Pursuant to the authority vested in the undersgn-
cd, by the will Of Austin Norris decd, shall proceed
Saturday the goth day of March next. sell pub
lie auction. the premises, to the highest bidder,
the terms hereinafter mentioned, all that parcel
Of land, lying and being in the county of Hanover on
the South Anna river and adjoining the lands OF Finch
Cross and Others distant about 20 miles from the city
Richmond and containing between and 600 acres on
which there is a good dwelling house and convenient
out houses, also valuable gristmill, with two story
m-house, calculated and intended for manufacturing
mill The power connected with, and belonging TO- the
mill site, is sufficient to drive several mills factories
at all seasons Of the year; and there few sites which
possess such decided advantages this being situated
in very healthy and populous part of the country In
the sale oil the above property the land will be dvd
ed as to suit purchasers and about 100 thereof
will be sold with the mill and mili-site.
Terms Of sale.-One- fourth of the purchase money
payable in IL months from the day of sale, and the
lance in two three four years. the three last payments
TO bear interest from and after the expiration of twelve
months, the interest TO be paid annually and the pur
chaser TO execute bonds with approved security, and
deed OF trust the property, to the payments
JOHN SHEPPARD, Trustee and Administrator
with the Will annexed of Austin Morris decd
Feb. ~. 10l--2awtds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-03-05

ME Subscribers offer their services as Commisson
Merchants and will attend to the sales Of Tobac
Flour, and other produce confjed their care, and
make the customary advances produce in baud when
required. BAGwELL, SMITH S HANNAH.
Feb. H. 9s-6m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-03-05

PENITENTIARY, End Mo- LIST, 1890
WI OTICE.--Wanted at this Institution an assistant
who understands weaving and is capable of in
sructng others in drawing and weaving various figures
Inc applicant must be man Of regular habits strict in
egrity prompt and active, Of which qualities respecta
bic testimonials will he required diary S5Oe-Con.
tnued during good behaviour.
feb. 4. Off SAMUEL PARSONS Super,ds,t
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Nm CHANCERY-In Richmond Hastings Court, No
n vember 18th, 1929:
William b. Cook, Plth.

n VemDer ZSth 1879:
William b. Cook, Pltf
against
James Rawlings, administrator with the will anne xed
of William Foushee deceased, Thomas Richie ard Is
abea his wife, Richard +. Parker and Elizabeth his
William Fouhee, Jun'r Williams Ca ter, Williams Car
ter Junr Isabella f. Carter Charles Carter and Char
lotte Carter, - Defts.
The defendants Rcdmon Lawrence Foushee and Will
liam Foushee, Junr not having entered their appear
and given security accordngt the Act of Assem-
bly, and tho rules Of this Court, and it appearing the
this State, the motion of the plaintiff by counsel it
ordered that the said defendants do appear here
Friday before the last Monday in March next and
the bill of the plaintiff, and that copy of this
der be inserted in the Richmond Enquirer for months
successfully, and posted at the front door OF the City
Hall OF this City. A Copy. Teste
Jan. &c. 90-wSw TIL. c. HOWARD, elk.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-03-05

AeANAWAY, or otherwise disappeared from the
HI Plantation Of Mrs. Jane Johnson, in Fairfield
District, South Carolina, negro mar named ANTHO.
NY, belonging 10 the Subscriber living in said Dis
rict Anthony disappeared about the last OF Deem
Der, 1879. lie IL about feet, 8 or 10 inches high
complexion somewhat light, well made, smart and &C.
tive. He, was brought from Virginia, North Caro-
lima, about four years ago. Ivy Mr.. James Vaughn who
small bay Poney, nearly blind, aud in low order
which he rode of, and it is supposed he had 20
$50 dollars in money Ii IL also supposed that he
read and may, perhaps, end-avor TO pass himself
Tree. A liberal reward will be given by the Snbscri-
Der for the apprehension of said slave, and notice
thereof by letter addressed TO him Winnsho ough
Fairfield District, South Carolina. WM.AIKEN
Winns5orough, ). C. Feb l6. 99-3m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-03-05

R SDh REWARD II hired to Charles Goddard
W %aO OF the City OF Richmond a negro man
named ii ARRlSON, for the year 1929. MIR. Goddard
says he absconded from him in August last. will
give reward of $40 for the delivery Of said
to me- II taken in this State, $50 il taken out and
al legal expenees pad Harrison is about 40 years
old OF dark complexion about the ordinary SIZE ak
very erect, and has prominent nose He has a va
Teiy OF clothing, and dresses genteey-He has sria
mons both in the upper and lower end OF this county
IL 10 probable lie has attempted TO make his escape to
the Nor'hern States Captains OF vessels and others
are cauiion' against taking him board, arc al so
requested to keep look out FOR him.
MARTHA A. KEESEE,
Administrators of w. X ,esee dec.
Henrico Feb. 16. 9g-x1ws
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-03-05

NO CON BiNATI0N.-Cr Cookery Looking Glasses
and Glasstcdre.-THoMAs l. BARROW s. Co I'm
porters, IS water street, New York. offer for sale $50
packages earthenware, china and glass of fresh i'm.
portaons and new styles, which they will repack at
the very lowest price the market afford; also com
p'ee assortment OF looking glasses suitable for the
Southern rade.-Those merchants who are Interested
in breaking up the combination in price Of Crockery
which has hitherto prevailed in this business are in
vted 10 give their support to establishment founded
on the principles OF ''no combination in trade" For
the purpose OF bringing about this Object, beneficial
to the interest OF merchants, contending with
combination formidable in its numbers and wealth
looking to those who will he benefited by our success
for aid in its accomplishment.
THOMAS I.BARROW s. Co.
IS Water Street, New York
New York LIST February, 1880.
feb. 20 I03-4t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-03-05

NEMALE EDUCATION.-The subscriber having
n consented again to take II or Is young ladies', as
members of his family informs parents who desi-
rous of giving theirs daughters good education that
the lady whom he has engaged Tor the ensuing year
(havng taught in his family for Is nonths he can re-
commend as being highly qualified to impart to young
minds, knowledge of every useful branch of English
Education, of French, of Music the Harp and Pr
ano of Painting aud of various kinds of elegant needle
work Her knowledge of French and Music, i, proba-
bly, not surpassed by any native American Every at
tcnton will be paid to the health, morals and manners
of young ladies. Particular attention will also be paid
10 their clothng-such repairs, washing, &c. for
which there will be no charge.-The School will open
the first Monday in January: two months vacation
will be given during the year.
TERMS.
For Board and English tuition 500
If French Painting both be taught in addition l20
II Music only in addition 10 the English $50
For all the above branches 100
RICHARD X. MEADE, SR
Brunswick, Dec. IT, 74-2awSlO#
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-03-05

UNINAL ADyERTiSEMENT.-K & Cochran,
A. being about to close their sales aud business in
the course of few weeks, respectfully request those
indebted TO them forward and make payment.
They have still on hand, variety Of desirable DRY
GOODS; which, in order TO avoid auction sale, they
will sell much below cost Purchasers in tied to
cal, goods will be offered such prices will in
sales. Feb. rs. 00--ts
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-03-05
RICHMOND COTTON MANUFACToRY.

KICTIMOND COIION MANUFACTORY.
81 NOTION cloths and yarns, of superior quality
~ manufactured at this establishments are offered for
sale, wholesale RETAIL at the Proprctors Office ION the
street leading to Shocke Warehousc) moderate prices
They do not wish to make any further purchases of
SEED Coi'on not having found suitable 10 their pur
poses but are still prepared 10 give tie highest cash
price for prime picked cotton.
May 10. 3--n CUNNINGHAM & ANDE RSON
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-03-05
VIRGINIA, FRIDAY, MARCH 5, 1880

CHANCERYIn Louisa county COURT Jan. llth, 1880:
Mary l. Peers Albert r. Pec samusi p Peers, Anderson
Peers Melissa Ann Peers Judith f. Peers William ~ Peers
the said Melissa Ann, Judith +. and William N. Peers, by VIM
Z. Toler their guardian, Pltffs .
e-ainst
John w. Peers, az. DeA
Tho defendant John W. Peers having entered his
and according the rules this and
to the Satisfaction the that he
habitant OF this States the plaintiffs
sell IL ordered that the defendant John W.
tho first day April bill the plain
ti and that of this order be forthwith
published in the Richmond
cessvcy aud posted the Of
county some court day. copy. Tcste,
Feb. 4. si-wsws DAVID N. HUNTER, DC.
CHANcERYtn Louisa county court January 1880:
Mary Peers, Albert X. Peers, Melissa PEERS Judith
Peers William N Peethe said Melissa Ann, Judith
William ~ Peers by William T. Toler their guardian Eli
ridge Gardner Pitts.
against
John w Peers, Den.
The defendant John W. Peers having his
aud given security according tho rules this
Court aud appearing the
nhabitant of this plaintiffs by
appear here the first day of April
In published in tho city of Richmond ot2 mouths
successvely and the front door of the courthouse
DAVID Nj. HUNTER DC
Feb6. e5-wss.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-03-05

M OTICE.-The Executive will receive proposals in
conformity with the provisions of the 3d section of
the act concerning the Armory, hereto annexed-"And
be II further enacted that the Executive be authorised
and required to ascertain upon what the AyDiorv
buildings and Land attached thereto, can be sold ex,
changed or leased for term of years, and communicate
TO the next General Assembly the result of their enqui
ry" BY order of the Executive
VIM. ii. RICHARDSON, C. c.
Executive Department.,
18th March, 1920. 5 March IL. 1e1-n
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-03-05
n IMPORTANT TO MANUFACTURERS OF cor

a IMPORTANT TO NJ MANUFACTURERS OF cor
IL TON YARN.-The undersigned having been in
duced to erect at considerable expense mandatory
cotton yarns, as hereinafter described, under agree
ment Of lease with gentleman who disappointed him
in taking it, and being himself unacquanted with the
operations and management of such establishment
would dispose of interest therein the whole would
best suit the wishes of the purchaser This establish
mcnt (caed the Spring Hill Factory is situated the
Falls OF James River mile above the town of Man
chester. and nearly opposite the city of Richmond in
Nrgnia;-evcry part of the works and machinery are
entirely and Of the best workmanship having been
built and put into operation in the last six months The
FACTORY at present. has in opeaton four hundred and
eighty spindes, twelve cords, one compound spee
OF tweHty sPndles one Taunton ditto OF ten, and one
drawing frame; but there is a command of water pow.
er TO any extent purchaser may require either with
view TO an extension Of the present or the es.
Enlistment Of any other description of
With the Factory will be cold all the houses
for the accommodation of the hands attached thereto
portion OF the pnrchase money will he requir ed in
cash, and an accommodating credit will be given
the balance. The undo rsigned thinks needless be
more particular IN the description OF this property or
in the enumeration OF its advantages of the terms of
SALE as OF course gentleman will be disposed 10 in
vest funds In the business who would purchase from
descrPion' aud as such property is rarely to be ound
in the market, he invites capitalists visit the work,
aud judge for themselves. To Gentlemen in New
England who would be disposed to invest Capitol in
Virginia, the subscriber would beg leave TO re fer TO
Samuel Green, E.q. OF Pawtuckei, r. Island who con.
siructed the achinery, and has visited the Factory
since il has been in operation He would also DISPOSE
OF water-power upon sale or lease-and upon terms
too reasonable TO be objected TO-
CHASTAIN CLARKE.
Spring Hill. Feb. 26 103-4t
N York Courier & Enquirer, Boston Gazette, Pfovi-
dence American, will please insert the above and for-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-03-05

ND ANDoLPHS REPORTS, vol. 9th, of cases ar.
u u gued and determined in the Court of Appeals OF
Virginia--just published
Complete Sets of the Va Reports
Journals oil the Conventions of 1875 and 1888
Journals of the Senate and House of Delegates OF
Virginia. from I776 TO 1900 inclusive
Hening's Statutes at Large and
The New Maps of Virginia,
All appropriaedto increase the Public Library of the
State may be had of the subsciber at the Capitol i'm
the city of Richmond, upon the lowest terms
VIM. II. RICHARDSON,
oct. 8. 4l-tf Clerk ofthe Council aud Librarian.
MOTICE All persons are hereby cautioned not 10
u trust my wife Elizabeth Foulkes, Tor any article
which he may purchase my account as I am de-
termined not TO pay the same, she having voluntarily
quit my bed and board without
JOHN FOULKES
feb. &c. losN4t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-03-05

HpOANOkE.-R Roanoke, inferior in blood or form 10
HN no horse in America will stand at the usual terms
near Charlotte Courthouse during the ensuing season.
which will terminate on the 10th Of July.
Jan. 10 s7-f
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-03-05

Spring Hill. Feb. &c lO3-4t
~ The Baltimore American, Philadelphia Sentinel
N. York Courier & Enquirer, Boston Gazette, Pfovi-
dence American, will please nserthe above and
ward their accounts TO Chastain Clarke, Spring HILL
Manchester Va.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-03-05

ERARREb TIMBER Wanted quantity OF Flour
- Barrel Slaves, eiher single or double; for which
lair market price will be gven-an early delivery,
aud those that are seasoned, will be preferred.
p. UAXALL & co.
feb. 26. 1O3-st
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-03-05

TIMBERLAKE s. ]. s. ]. B. MAGRUDER.
Jan. l6. S6-tf
The Arkansas advocate., 1830-08-04
VOL. I.--NO. I9.

readily for two dollars per gallon, when only three or four months old. Its quail fly is of the kind of Madeira. called ]" Juice of Me Grupe," which it resem- bles so much as to be easily mistaken for it. As quantity l have gone as high as at the rate of one hundred and twenty gallons per acre; though only on 3 small scale; but ] lam satisfied. that when vineyard is in full bearing, we may fairly calculate upon an aver age of at feast three hundred gallons per acre. Some years it will be less; but in others a great deal more--Register-
The Arkansas advocate., 1830-08-04
AGENTS FOR THE ADVOCATE.

The following gentlemen have been ap. pointed Agents for this paper. Col. Jan.es scuu, P. NJ. Pine Bluff. Col. H. Bosloen, P. M. Batesville. Mai. J. Wolf, ?. M. Izard 6. H. Robert Smith, ?. M. Jackson, Lawreneeco, .T. .Heaefee, F. N. Conway county. Thomas .Hathers, do. do. Arthur C1arke, P. M. Morrison's Bluff. Col. E.. N. ClGrke, do. do. .sfayk Bean, Crawford county.
 TRoaaas HubbGrd, Hempstead county. Col. John Ctark, Sevier county. T. Farrelty, Arkansas county. 1T. [. Biscoe, Phillips county.
The Arkansas advocate., 1830-08-04
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.

Advertisements, not exceeding I2 lines, first insertion, ONE DOLLAR, each continu- ance, FIFTY eEETs--longer advertisements in the same proportion.
The Arkansas advocate., 1830-08-04

No paper will be discontinued, (but at the discretion of the Editor,) until all ar yearages have been paid up.
 Gtl- Letters addressed to the Editor must De postpaid, or they will not be attended
The Arkansas advocate., 1830-08-04
FERNS.

This Paper is published every Wednes- lay, at THREE DOLLARS per annum, payable n advance, or FOUR DOLLARS at the expi- tation ofthe year.
The Arkansas advocate., 1830-08-04

*This is the wine produced by my Madei- "a Grape.
The Arkansas advocate., 1830-08-04

No subscriber will be considered as pay !:ng in advance, unless payment be made at
 the time of subscribing, or on the receipt Inf inc first number
The Arkansas advocate., 1830-08-04

Public Erecstions. Whether public executions are preventatives of crime, has often been subject of discussion. The caterers for public curiosity, know ing with what avidity such accounts are read; eagerly publish them; and of late every crime has found recorder, who never detracts any thing of horror from the atrocious cifcumstauces of its
The Arkansas advocate., 1830-08-04

It is we'll known that crimes have been committed at such scenes, while the criminal was in the agonies of death. Of what benefit was this public execu- ton?
The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1830-1834, 1830-12-25
3 FAMILY ECONOMY.

There is nothing which goes so far to.
wards placing young people beyond the
reach Of poverty, as economy IN the man.
agcment Of their domestic affairs. It is
as much impossible TO get a ship across
the Atlantic with half dozen butts started
'or as many bolt holes in her hull, as &c
conduct the concerns Of idmiIy without
economy. 1t matters not whether man
furnishes little or much for his family il
there is continual leakage in the kitch-
en- or the parlor, il runs away, he knows
not how and that demon, waste, cries
more, like the houseleech's daughter, I'M
Ill he that provides has no more to give.
1t is the husbands cuty to bring into the
house III Is the duty of the wife to see
that nothing goes wronglully out Of IL
not the least article, however cnimportant
In itself, for it establishes a precedent f;
nor under any pretence, for it opcns a
door for ruin to stalk in, and he seldom
leaves an opportunity unimprovcd. A
man gets wife to look after affairs 10
assist him in his journey through life, and
not to- dissipate his property The hus-
bands interest should be the wile's care,
and her greatest ambition carry her no
urthcr than his welfare and hsppipess,
together with that Of her children, This
.hould be her cole aim, and her theatre OF
Exploits il IN the bosorif Of hef family,
where shs may do as mach towards MAKE
ing fortune, nshes possibly can do IN
ahc counting-room or, wurksbop. il is
not SO much the money earned that mskcs
aman wealthy, as il iswhai Is saved from
The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1830-1834, 1830-12-25
CONGRESS.

In the Senate, on Monday, Mr.. Knight
introduced bill to grant additional com
pe nsation 70 the Marshal Of Rhode Island
We believe that there is not an officer in
the United States who is more poorly paid
for his services than the Marshal Of this
District. The compensation he receives
is regulated by the fee table Of Rhode Isl
and, which we all know is too low 10
yield bare living. .ns
4. In the House Of Representatives, Mr..
Pearce submitted the following resolution:
Resolved, That The Secretary Of the
Navy be directed to communicate TO this
House the following reports Of surveys
made under the authority Of the United
States, Of the ports and harbors thereof,
n. reference TO the establishment or Ma
val Depots, to wit: The report Of Brigs
der General Swift, made August 26th,
1915; Of Capt. Samuel Evans, made, thu
goth November, 1915; Of Capt. William
Bainbridge, made the 18th Of October.
isf7; and the joint tepolt of General 10
seph G. Swin, and Captain Samuel Ey.
asns and q. II. Perry, made the aoth Of
October, 1917.
The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1830-1834, 1830-12-25


AMERICAN SILK.--We notice letter
fromaMr. Du Ponceau in which; is urged
the necessity so much insisted on by Dir.
ID'Homergue, Of introducing into this
country and disseminating through Il, tko
proper mode of reciing silk. Some isdns-
Piles Of, gr en- and yellow sowing ho&1u,
been made by lady, Mrs. Sweed, -
Northumberland country, Pennsy sylvaiiia.
which were dyed in decoctions of garden
flowers and the colours fixed by chemical
mordants. The colours thus particularly.
the yellow, were very brilliant the silk
itself, which has been shown to Mr.. d.
Homergue, is considered by him not only
equal but superior to any imported of the
same kind; but the twisting would have
been more perfect had the proper machin-;
cry been obtainalle in this cevotry. Most
American sewing silk Mr.. D'Homergue =
says, is either too much. or too little twist
cd and only machines made Cor the pur-
pose can give'it the proper degree oftwist !,
except at the expense Of SO much labour
us makes i cheaper to purchase the i'm y
ported article. ~, s.l' 4. -, /, ,.le;4.,5
1t ought to be remarked that the worms,
which produced this silk were fed on the
leaves Of the common wild black mulher -.
~. Mr.. Du Ponceau mentions that he, 9,
had always understood that the silk from,
worms thus fed, though in all ether re-
spects equal 10 any, was too much satur-
ated with thick gum which could not be-
boiled away without ipjuiins The material !.
ne means to submit the silk obtained ina,