davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-03-26

* WALTER JEwSON. DxNrisr, tepders his
" elro'essionsi services % the lsdles and gene.
men Of Riehmend and lis vicinity. He sets IRON
viz human, porcelain or hypopotsmus. Any opera.
ton requisite to preserve and beauty the teeth will
DO done on moderate terms. He would further sus.
gest, Via, from connection with scientific gentle.
man at the North. he 10 enabled to inert artificial
eyes, which will often escape detection upon minute
examination.
Office on Main Street, directly opposite III. Mer.
ehan,s Coffee House, where he may DO consult pro
e':onslly, every day in the week, between 10. A. M
aud s. p. n.
THE is to certify, that Mr.. G. Walter J.w.on. Den
list, has made himself perfectly acquainted with the
theory aud practice of Dental Surgery, under nv in.
struetion and advice-and il affords me pleasure 10
say, tina, he is fully qualified to perform every variety
u operation upon the teeth, and deserves the conf
dence and patronage Of the public. C. MUNROE,
Surgeon Dentist.
At the request Of Mr.. C. Walter JeWsou, he wa,
examined on those points Of Anatomy, involved 10 the
THOMAS NELSON, MD.
r w. CABELL, NJ. ID.
At Mr.. Walter Jewson's request, 1 have examined
him the Anatomy OF the head and do not hesitate to
express my satisfaction with the result and my belief
in his acquaintance with II.
JAMES BEALE. NJ d.
Having received the services Of Mr.. g. Walter Jew.
son, in Dental Surgery, and been highly pleased with
them, would recommend him to those who may need
or desire similar services.
W. M. MI ES, OF Campbell.
l would recommend Nr. G. Waiter Jewson TO nv
iriend' aud the public as tkiiful Dentist having re-
ceived bis professional services, which given with
the greatest ease and delicscy. G. r. HALLAM.
Mr. q. Walter Jew'on has rendered me his profes.
sionai services to my entire saiisfaeop. So far 40
can Judge, he 10 skilful Dentist and merits public
patronage. GEO. WRIGHT of E,sex
have received Dental services from Mr.. G. Walter
Jewson, and being perfectly satisfied with them,
would recommend him to the public as gentleman
worthy Of notice. D. s. MOSBY.
Hsving experienced the profe ssiona skill OF Mr. G
stating, taat he operated TO my satisfaction and have
ne hesitation In recommending him public pa!rona re
March o. l05-w3t J. GARLAND of Nelson.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-03-26

pdfudofe property IN Washington City, for sale or
exchange for Young Negroes
HNlIHER one, two, three, or Jour House, and Lots
~ 10 central and thriving part Of the City, now
under rent, and paying an interest upon near SO O00
az 10 good repair. The owners having eye 10 the
West, will give bargain in one or more of the Hou-
ses and Lots, TO suit purchaser Those wishing 10
BUY or trade, are requested to call and Judge Tor them.
seives-four or five negroes will be taken for good
House and Lot. The large slave holders OF Virginia
and Maryland and others wishing to buy or trads are
invited 10 address (post psid) A. SHEPARD
March To- I02-2,wev
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-03-26
RN oNsIEUR TONSON-WiII stand the next sea.


MN ONSIEUR TONSON-WilI stand the next sea.
1vA son at my stable, on the main road leading from
Aiston's Ferry TO Petersburg; twelve miles from Bel
held fifteen from Northampton Courthouse fifteen
from Halifax, forty from Warrenon, and ffty-seven
South OF Petersburg. His season will commence the
hrst OF February and end the first of july He will
be let to Mares at so dollars the season. which NAV
be discharged by the payment OF 40 dollars within the
season. Mares can be insured at rs dollars The in
surance will be expected as the mare is discoy-
cred to be in ioa or the property changed One dollar
VIII be expected by the groom in every case.
Every desirable arrangement has been made for the
accommodation OF mares sent to this horse either with
or without colts. They will be Pastured gratis, well
led with grain, if required % cents per day and
stabbed in all bad weather. that they may be return
ed to their owners in good condition. Every attention
but cannot be liable for accidents that NAV happen
Monsieur Tonson is beautiful bay, fifteen hands three
inches high, with black legs, name and tall He is
hnely proportional, exhibiting beauty and power
throughout his form. His blood appearance and per-
torrance is equal, If not SUPERIOR 10 any horse on the
continent.
His colts are likely, and in high estimation Mon
sleur Tonson is full brother of Sir Richard and Cham
pion--aN OF which, have never been beaten. Mon
sieur Ionson has made himself so we'll known by his
unrvalled achievements the turf as TO render ali fur
ther notice unnecessary Those who desire to see a
more detailed account of his pedigree and performan
ces, are referred to the American Farmer volume @.
page 390-and also to the Turf Register nd Sporting
Magazine, for January, 1881. WILLIAM MOODY
Northampton co., N. Carolina, Feb g. 95-wI2ws
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-03-26
March %

w Mr.. THOMAS MOALE-Take notice. that.
- on Friday, tho 9th Of May next, at The Office,
OF the Federal Court in The city OF Ris hmond shall
take the deposition OF William M.nn, to be read az evil
denee on the hearing OF an Injunction now depending
and undetermined, in the United Siaes Cour, for the
rim Circuit and Eastern District Of Virginia. in which
am plaintiff and you defendant
. JOHN s. WEXFORD.
March %. IO5~.o
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-03-26

NOfICE.--An persons having claims against the
i v E,tate Of Captain William +. Gaines, late Of
King William county, Va, are requested 10 make them
known TO she Subscriber, residing
March 22. 10b-W2w RICHARD HILE,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-03-26
From the Now You'll Ev,nin, po,,


Who tho author of tho following translation cannot saw
but he has executed his task with admirable freedom and spirit
Tho Few lines which he has from the Creek
the compass OF an epgam the grandeur OF poem
necfaes could thus speak OF the tho
would he have said could witnessed that power multi
piled moro than thousand fold by aid
the hoping will give place will, the little com
mentaIy have ADDED in the Evening Post @.
"a iceole roed has conquer comfort and
TO amuse men,, said Ahenan, day,
companion did not comprehend his meaning for an
panauon The Athenian answered Of this a
made arrows TO kill with, beds to pens ring and
helsmp. - = -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-03-26
a Nlvcu yyr nyMAINs uN.rNo.
From Alatic A. Watts London Pootical Album.
THE THREE TABERN ACLES.

('vr,,en in tho Church yard of Richmond, Epgiand)
KNOWLES.
"Mo,hinks il is good bc horo If thou wilt, lot max
three raboaccs for ,hco FOR Moses and for Elias
Mehinks it is good to be hero
1T thou wilt, let US build but for whomf
Nor Elias, nor Moses, appear
Tho abodos Of the dead, and tho place Of tho tomb
Shall DO built .an5,ionl All, no!
Affgh,cd, he shrinkcth away
For sec! they would pin him below
In ozark, narrow cave, and begrt with cold clay
To,ho meanest ofreptiles peer aud prey.
Unto Beauty! All no-she forgc,s
yhe charm, that she welded before
Nor knows the foul worm, that no ffsts
Tho skin, that but yesterday, fools could adore
FOR the smoohness II held, or tho tints which
Shall we build to tho purple of Pridei
To the Iappings, that dixen the Proud?
Alas! They all laid aside!
For here's neither wealth adornment alIowd,
save the long wndingshec and the fringe OF the shroud
Unto Ritehes! Alas tits in vain
Who here in their turas have been hid
Their wealth is all squanderd again
And hore in tho grave, all metals forbid,
Save the tinsel tina, shines the dark coihn.d.
To tho pleasures that .,Erth can afford,
The revel, tho laugh, aud the Jecrs
An! here Is plentiful Board,
But the guests are all mute at their pitifa Cheer
hnu mono out tho Worm Is a reveller here!
Shall we build to Election md Louef
An no. They have wither'd and died,
Or fled, with tho spirit above
Friends, brothers and sisters, laid, aide by
het none have saluted and none have replied!
Unto Sorrop!--The dead cannot grieyc;
Not sob, sigh miuc ear,
Which compassion itself could relieve
An sweetly they slumber, nor love, hops fear,
Peace, peace is the waichword-ihc only one herei
Unto Deahi--to whom Monarchs bow!
All no. for Ills Empire is known,
And here thore trophies snow;
Beneath tho cold head, and around tho dark stone
And the signs OF n sccptre that may disown.
The first Tabernacle o Hope we will build
And look Tor the sleepers around us o rise
The Second to Fai,h which iusures il fulfilled
And the third to tho LAMB GRE SAcRtFIcE
VINO bequeah'd us them both when he o skies!
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-03-26

WlRGINlA In Chansery holden IN the cIetk ~
1891, - ~ ~ ~ " Ne'
Samuel ID. Pssro,,, pI,F
against
James Thompson and aud said Jane. as ,du,,r
others, ~ no. ~"o
ms desndsnt' Robert Psro,' Charles Burru,s
Pearo William Peatro, the heirs Of Barbara Hudson
T. hane' and Sarah his wife, and John hi, wife
not having entered their and given security according
the Ae OF Assembly and the of
satisfactory evidence that they not inhabitants of this
ordered that the said defendants the
Justice: Of s,d COURT the courthouse second
IN APi next and the plaintiffs, bills that copy Of t
order be inserted IN published city Of Rich
nond Tor two months uee,vel and that copy
posted Of the front door Of the of this county
copy. Tsde
Feb ~. So w8wA JOHN l.. PENDLETON ID n
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-03-26
TIE POETS PEN.

IFTom Hs Greek Of .Nereordtes)
was an useless reed; no cluster hung
MY brow with purple grapes, no blossom flung
Tho coronet Of crimson my stem;
No ,ppie blushed upon me- nor (the gem
Ofhowersl tho violet stree wed the yellow heath
Around my feet, nor Jessaminc' s sweet wreath
Rohed me in silver. Day and night I pined
On tho lone moor, and shvered in the wind
At length poot found mo. From my side
He smoohsd the pale and withered leaves md dvod
My lips in Helicon From that high hour
spoke My words wero flame and living power;
MI the wide wonders OF tho world were mine
Far as the surges roll o. sunbsams shine;
Deep as earth's bosom hides the emerald
High "a the hills with thunder clouds arc nailed
And there was sweetness around me- that tho Jcv
Had never wet so sweet on violcts blue.
To mo tho mighty sceptre was a wand--s
The roar of nations peeled my command:
To me the dungeon, sword, aud scourge were yai,
smoto the smiter and broke the chain
Or, towering DER them all, without plume
pierced the purple air, tho tempest's gloom
Till bazed the Olympan glores on INV eve
Stars, temples, thrones and gods-infnity
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-03-26

~. DOi % q .ChhhLES Il. BUTTS, 1T
IAe TORNEYS at LdW-The Subscribers will
regularly attend the courts held in the CITY Of Rich
mond They promise faithful and digeut attention TO
any business entrusted to them. A. l. BOTTS
CHI. T. Bolts.
A. L. Bolts proposes TO establish in the city of Rich.
mond General Agency Office in come xion with the
practice OF the Law-to collect claims and 10 secure
debtso effect sales OF stock OF all desr pon pub
hcly or privaely-to procure loans of money! and Ia
dispose Of the same. In every instance the commits.
sions will be moderate
The subscriber would be glad 10 draw deeds Of con.
veyances, and in trust deeds to act as Trustee.
Any person having claims OF doubtful character
would do well TO apply to him 10 have them arranged
and that II they please condtonay-in any after oil
dincury, able legal advice will be procured without
additional charge.
Having an extensive acquaintance 10 the State
those wishing to lend or borrow sums of money would
do Well to apply to bm-This can be done free of DOS
tage and ii not suitably nego ated loss or inconve
nience can be sustained. Every honorable exertot
snail be used and not the most remote rsque hazarded
as far as the subscriber is any
entrusted to him by seller buyer borrower lender
Having been for The last ten years member of the
Council oil virginia, he has necessarily become CONVEX
versant with the subject Of land claims for revolutions
airy seruices-Sueh claims will be attended TO for the
conditional compensation of fourth IL obtained no.
thing II not allowed. In attending to such claims he
VIII be aided by gentleman OF much experience and
who has devoted much time to the same.
Attached 10 his Office will be established il desired
by the citizens Of Richmond and its vicinity, Road
log Room and Exchange Office, under the man men
oil suitable person; and wherever an agent or auc
'oneer OF any description may be employed, duo care
will be observed.
The above establishment will 20 into operation the Is
OF April next or earlier-and il SO, due notice will bt
given. A. L. BOTTS
Feb 26. 95-wA
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-03-26
I'm Cn.ANCERY. A, Court held for P,nss ~.
ward county, February the 2ls,, 1881.
Vincent PHILIPPE. Pltf.

Tn Cn.ANCERY. A, Cour, held for P,nss -.
j ward county, February the 2is,, 1881.
Vincent PHILIPPE, Pltf.
John Booth, Exor. Of Richard Phillips and Adm or
Of Elisabeth Phillips, Richard Mar and Sarah his
Nile "@ Cray; and Lucy hi' wife formerly Lucy
Neal, Mary Smith, Elizabeth Hawkins, Richard Phil
lips, Joseph Phillips, John Phillips, John p. Hawkins and
Martha his wife, deIts
The defendants - Gray, and Lucy his wife former
ly Lucy Neal not having entered thsr appe and
given security according to act Of the Genera AS
eral Assembly and the rules of this Court and il an
pearng to the satisfaction Of the Court, that they are
not inhabi,snt. OF this Sae the motion Of the plain.
tn, by his Attorney 1t is ordered. that tho said de-.
iendaht. - Gray, aud Lucy his wife, formerly
Lucy Neal do appear here the first day Of May
Court ,xt AMI answer the plaintiffs bill, and that co.
the public newspapers printed in the City OF Richmond
Tor two month: excessively, and also posted at the
front door of the COURTHOUSE Of thi. county.
March 8 s7-wsw. b. woRsHAM, C. C.
VIRGINIA IA. a Superior Cour, Of Chancsry,
v holden at the Capitol, in the CITY of Richmond
the l4,h day Of Feb. 1881
Edward W. Smith, Pltn
Beverly Smith. adm'or do bons non Of VIM. Smith
dec and In hi. own right Daniel wei.iser, adm or d.
oonts non Of Washington Watts, dec, and the said
Daniel Wesger and Sesinors his wife, William Watts
aud Smith b. Stanard, children and heirs OF Elizabeth
M. Stanard, dec, and Edmund Lockett, Sheriff OF
Chss'erhed' and Adm'Or Of Beverly C. Stansrd, dec
49, Defd,s.
This came on this day 10 DO further heard on
the papers formerly read, and the report Of Commis.
sloner Amos Ladd made pursuant the order Of the
10Th day OF June. 1926, with additional exception,
thereto, oy the defendant Weis,ger, filed by leave Of
the Court, and argued by Counsel 90 considera.
ton Whereof the Court doth recommit the said report
with the exceptions Aforesaid, to the Same Commission.
Or Tor him to consider and report hereupon he paying
the cost occasioned thereby. A Copy. Teste,
VIM. G. PENDLETON, C. C.
Commissioners Office, Richmond, March I2ih, 1884,
Tho parties interested will please take notice. that
the duties required Of me by tho afore going order Of
the Court; on which day, at 8 O'Clock, A. M, they
arc required to attend al my Office, with authe ted
copies OF the necessary papers, ready for examination
J and settlement. AMOS LADD NJ G.
March Z2 l05-wSw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-03-26

NoTlCE.-Was committed to the Jail Of No,toway
IL County, on the 14.h day of November, $780, as a
runaway, negro man, who calls himself PEYTON,
COUSINS, and who also says that he was born free
and that he was raised in the County of Charlotte.
he Is about thirty years DID, nearly Elk feet high CO
Tor black no particular mark recollected The owner,
II any, requested to come forward, prove property
pay charges, and take him away he will be dealt
with according 10 law.
Ii any person persons in the county of Charlotte
can produce satisfactory evidence to the County
oil Nooway, that the above named Peyton Cousins is
entitled to his Freedom they respe ctuy eauesed
10 90 go. A. A. CAMPBELL,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-03-26

so MIGHTY scEPTRE A wANp-ULittle thauch,
they, he Popes in the amplitude and their poer
tha, tho mighty throne which they they the
peuces the affections, ard the mankind wa. 10 he
shaken It's foundation by that le engine pon-r God
,ein's Life Of GeofTey Chaueher.
Mr Godwns obscure book but Dr. Paley esteemed for
its erudon and for the light held cuous
corning English learning and English mind of
which thrown into shade by the military civ dis
cord OF the times Immediately subseq uent TO IL.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-03-26

a NORDONSVILLE.-Ths subscriber has IateIy
w purchased ibis we'll known Establishment. ana
intends continuing the Tavern. He will be prepared
TO accommodate visiters in the best manner His TIA.
PIE, shall be well supped-his Blr well stocked and
his Stables we'll furnished with provsnder for boyss
The Stages from Guysndotte to Ftederi,k.burg, and
from Rebmsnd TO Harrisonburg, arrive and depart
from IBIS stand. The subscriber the public
That his best exeriions to give satisfaction shall be
msde. MARTIN RsKEp.
The Fredt ricksburg Herald and S,aunlon Spectator
will pu blish the above weekly, for four weeks in each
paper, and send their accounts. MarebS eg-wAv
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-03-26

HYAZiM, by Sir Archy, out OF the dam Of Polly
AH Hopkins, and nearly related, by maternal line
TO The celebrated Frtela, will stand The present
son at my stable, In the county of Meckenburg AVID
Will be let to mares a. $50 the season. Fine and ex-
ten've pasturage gratis. No liability for accidents or
escapes but all possible care will be observed TO avoid
either.
Those who a'e Opposed TO patronize this Horse,
may be assured, that he Is frstrate animal though
no more than four years DID, he IL full 16 LIZ hands
height, and highly forBe in every particular Hav.
ing, when only Is months old, received a bite from
snake on one OF his legs which il is apprehended has
inflicted lasting njury, he has been exhibited
on the turf but the purity OF his blood the celebrity
OF his stock his 6ne appearance, and the unexampled
success Of Polly Hopkins, have encouraged hi. owner
with the greatest confidence, to offer him 10 the public
as Stallion. JOHN c. COODE
March 10. IOl-2,wu
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-03-26
CHANOERY-Ip Cumberland county court Dscsm 27Ih
Il isS0s Thomas II. Walton, Comply.

CHANOERY-Ip Cumberland county court, Dscsmber 27lh
is30s Thomas II. Walton, Comply.
again,
MendI,ek sutphn James Sntphin, Martin r. Hawkes. VIM A.
,noIs, wilkinson, and Geoss p Walton, e1or of
W. r ~ snon deed Deh',.
the satisfaction the that the
made IN this against the defendant Henry Suphn
duly complied wth the court doth order
one oil the Of this
ship accounts OF Walton Sutphn Of the
deb Tor whiehthe said Walton table, either the
security the said Suphn individually and report same
court with any matter deemed pertinent by HIMSELF
the said parties 10 be specially stated sopy. Te.ie,
PHI. NUNNALLY ID. O.
800 CARTERsvILLE, Jan. 9th, 1881.
The parties intee,ed will please take notice
ed The 18th day Of March the
y the foregoing order uf which O'clock
required attend office in this place.
counts and vouehers ready with
once copies OF the necessary court papers.
Feb. TO- s8-w4w+ JOHN DANIEL. Jr. Commi,soner.
" iRGiNiA-In Chaucsry-In Cumberand County Court jan
the 24th, 1881 ' 'N"'
Bsnjsmn II. Powell COMMIT
Against
Luke Lincoln, George w. Olit and Alex q. Smith, ID fi
ms day came the Plaintiff by his Attorney bill and
the Luke Lincoln
gwen security according to the Act oil Assembly and rule,
% Oonrt appearing by satisfactory evidence that he
PENDANT do here the April cou and sn
we the Plaintiffs BILL and give security for performing such
. The court make herein Ani that copy this order bs
forthwith inserted in published of R,ob
mond Tor two months that another copy
up nj the font door Of the Courthouse OF county
~ copy Teae, p. ii. NUNNALLY, ID. @.
1ap. ~ s3-w8w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-03-26
kAND QFYYCH TREASURY nARRayNrs.

k.AlvD OFFICE TREASURY WARRANTS.
vUVHE Subscriber under the Impression, that sher,
are yet outstanding, In tho possession Of indivi.
duals who purchased with their representatives.
Virginia Land Office Treasury Warrants, Issued no.
on the old Continental Funds that remain uasppropri-
ated according to law, especially to the benefit q
tho Propretors Notice 10 hereby given, to eli
persons who hold any such Warrants whether thew
have been located Surveyed that thew can Be
made available, II grants have not isssued thereon
he therefore, suggests to persons and the representa-
uves oil such persons, who have had interest in such
WdTdnfs, to search their old papers-and IL they
find any Warrants or even entries and srypeus which
have been patented-aud communicate The fact A
Fredericksburg, Virginia, (pos pad) they NAV RELY ON
II, that they will be made available. He continues 10
receive agencies for the restoration of Western Lauds
that have been sold for the State and United Sfofrs
Tar, forfeiture, &c.-to identify Lands by ra. survey
Tor portion OF the Land, or specific compensation 10
be paid after compleon-pay taxes, procure tenants.
make sales, collect debts negotiate business trsnsae.
tons, furnish Information, procure evdence-and ma.
ure suits Tor hearing in the different Chancery District
Courts In Virginia.
He will give the most Satisfactory attention and dis.
patch to Revolutionary CIams and where the quantity
OF Land OF juslhabe magnitude. will attend Id per-
son. and locate Soldiers and Officers Lasd,--aiI Of
which will be Conc by the Subscriber for portion Of
the Lands, or proceeds Of any business con6ded to him.
He invites those who have business, to communicate
coupling duties for him to PERFORM and the promise q
specific or contingent compensation, to be paid after
the completion OF the busness-Notce to those who,
address him after November; To direct to Lewsburr.
Greenbrier, (Va for the next three months
until he gives notice Of his return to Federieksburr
Lewisburg Is nearly the centre Of his Western Virsi.
MIA Agencies-in his absence, to any other section
Letters will be, by his order, forwarded.
Those who have not his reference in former adj.
versemen's, are directed to this paper, the whig Of
Richmond and the National Intelligencer of Septem.
Der and October past He adds the most positive assn.
rance, that business Of any nature con6ded to him.
vii! have his unremtted personal services If II n
land business he will 20 the soil-i business with
persons, he will visit the individuals and not trust 10,
the chance Of halidoing business by setting in an Of.
nee, and corresponding. The forest will be bis Office
and horseback the medium Of his CORE pondence-
He will not trhe with business nor mock the expeeta.
ton OF employers-neher will he send but 20 and do
the busness-and give an early Of the ste ard
ship-His employers and correspondence in Washing.
ton, Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York, and Boeton
may feel assured, that he will visit them once vea n
asst. HENRY o. MIDDI ETON
Nov. 49, 60 w6m Fredeicks6Tg, Viyginia.