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IHRESH FALL AND WINTER GOODS-Tns
n Subscriber has received by she packets Frances
knd Exit, irNm New YORK, large and very comp ct,
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a IHRESH FALL AND WINTER GOODS Ia
II Subscriber has reserved by ,hs packets France.
Snd EXT, ircm New YORK, large and very comp ot'
ass ortneut Of seasonahl,
DRY GOODS,
Wbish have been purchased at suc ion in New Yort
principally with money; aud ate offered a, very req
s.nss alvancs On rat ,os,; Nh. are in part az fol-
LEWIS:
Extra 'up'r blue and b ack cloth, and cas.meres
Do. DO brown aud div. green
Lab ard steel mixed do. Dc.
Peisse aud me,ino clio hs, assorted
81, Cd ADD 6-i heavy blue CLOTHS, for servants
Supefhue, hns aud common sa,tnets
MAskinaw striped aud polo, blankets, 90 IL aud
1874 rose ditto
whie, red, green, black and yellow HauneIs
Ladies lambs wool, worried, ak, cotton plain, ran
dom snd etnhi ciderrd hose
Sco'ch, FTsnsb, aud English, girghams
Painted muslios and bat ice
b :, Italian lutsning and cured ,pandarines
BLACK and assorted gro de Napes
Paris siye shocked DO.
Grape de leoa aud palmyrine
As'sesp.i oea" iol assOrman, Of fancy hdkt'. aud
shaws, from % c-nty 10 25 dollars.
Plain aId 6gured Swis, musiius
Cambiics, jicouet, checked muslin
Thread cam5r,ck hLkts. and k-n,ihg
Null. book and rich striped muslins
Caeos', very large assortment all prices and quail
Plain and II cured born sze,, and cirsassaps
CiIeas-,sb plaid 'ar,an ditto
Super aud black bonn bazne
Iri,h linen, extra hae and midjng quality
Damask diaper aud napkins
Garment and I,rni diui,ies
Wtie and black bobbinei AID sauze wells
IL aud o. plain and hgus.d bobbins,
beas'iui asset Imeni OF thread and gimp iaces and
edgiugs
Furniture and apron shesks anl plaid.
Bledshtd apd brown che. Ia gt aud shirtings
Bed ticking and cotton diapers
Cotton and linen oZnsburgs and dowlas
Ladies' and genemens gloves all prices
Pins, needless tapes bobbns. spool and floss cotton
Bonnet, cap and belt ribbons
Florida, lavender and Cologne water
Fancy soaps, Preston salts, SC. SC.
Ill OF which will be sold at the lowest prices for
cash. Having given Mr.. VIM BREEDEN an interest
the business, he will always be found ready to attend
such Wholesale and retail purchasers may please TO
favor with their custom.
MANN s. VALENTINE,
White Buildings corner OF 4th and II Streets ShockG
Hill sept. TO- S7-St
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-10-04

a MOST DESIRABLE RESIDENCE FOR SALE.
"a wish 10 sell the Estate adjoining the City OF
Richmond, called Belyidere, containing seventeen
Land, with dwelling and other Houses calculated for
the accommodation OF a large family his property
has i'll bearing and approaching that STATE selection
of Fruit Trees and Grape Vines, Of than hun
bred varieties and beside garden OF two acres, high
ly MANFRED, with extensive and very productive as
paragus and Strawberry Beds, the brick walls by
which the whole II enclosed aud subdivded
afford borders, for early vegetables, equal in extent 10
large garden and admirably adapted to such purpose
The lands not employed in gardening, full rich for
that any other culture, which might in
cline to devote them aud il desirable 10 purchaser;
six acres, not within, but adjoining the enclosure will
be embraced in the sale. Persons disposed 10 pur-
chase will please apply to MIR. Thomas Taylor, in
Richmond, the subscriber on the premises.
WILLIAM ANDERSON.
Nav
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rel Office is hereby given that petition will be pre-
. senied 20 the next General Assembly of Virginia,
praying that law may be passed authorship road TO
be opened from Cousins road, in the county of Anne
liza, crossing Appomattox river at Purycars lower
ner, and running from thence TO the Petersburg road,
at OF near Benjamin Moodys tavern. in the county oil
Chesterfield. THO. T. GILES
ROBERT COUSINS SEQ
ED w. IAN DERSON,
WASH. f. TORBORN.
Sept %. 39-N
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6SALE or A RUNAWAY sLAVE.--By virtue
- an order II the Court Huspgs OF ihs city Of
R,chmtd =, made on The 9Th day Of sept. 1881 shall
al j. $. Co bys & 10 The said city, for c3sh,
the / q dsy Of November hext, JOE BARBER, a
slave eomuiued 70 ihs jail Of ssd city, aiun.swsy,
aud who has remained in the sad jail twelve months,
unclaimed by bis owner.
Deruy Tor ..
OF the City Ct RIchmond.
S.pt. 80. Ill
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-10-04

AIEW HARDWARE AND CUTLERY STOKE -
Ia at The Sign Of the Golden Broad .Are, Oh ~ III
Sirsti, second door below NJ. Jequein T.. TdyIoT's,
aud directly oppose Messrs Lewis Webb & Co.
The ,ubcF b,rs nave formed a conn ee,ion Tor pro.
suiog the above business under the 6rm OF johnson *
SydDef, ard ave now cp' ming very handsome, entire
ly new. and wei selected assortment 81 HARDWARE,
CUTLERY q SADDLEEY, 70 which they invite he
attention OF ;ker friends aud the pu bic gensTay
bey are determined 10 cell on good a they
can be purchases in the city, ei'bor by Wholesale
tail. 1HOS T. JOHNSON,
JOHN y. SY DNER
Sept 20. 3S-n
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Sept 27.


N order 10 gaity INTO exs0uuOo Sue last WIZ aud
Tes ameni Of Joel Ford, deceased late OF The
~ OF Buekogban, aud State Of Virginia thail pso-
coed, On the Isl day Oi December mex, 10 make sale
of .he lands belonging 10 said &c ate, lying ia the
souuty aforesaid The waters OF STATE River, cad
about miles from the mouth OF said river ain-
Jog between five aud six hundred acre.. Tae quality
o. The itd good, aud well adapted the produs,iob
Of tobacco, wheat, core, 81. Terms OF sale--o
twc, and breo quail annual inssimeDis 10 be sasiac-
loIy secured. Possession to bo given al Christmas
next crop Of wheat will be seeded before the sale;
ADD ,hs time, and on the Pfemi,es division
will DO made Of the personal estate CT said Tesa;or
The Lsgatees under said Will arc requested TO at
tend ,hs sale and division. MARY FORD,
Exf'4 Of joel Ford, deed.
: NJ O. 3j--ids
zNOR SALE The seot called Whitehall, on she
81 MaiiayOLy rysr, jua above Wekero"D, contain
ing by an Old survey 538 acres. The terms will be
made cssy by tho purchase money being amply sscuS.
ID. Apply 10 Mr. a Brown, immediately opposite.
August 49, % -2awis
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-10-04
BY RICHIE s. COOK

Tho ENQUIRER is published twice generally and
thIse times week during the
heroofsrc Five Dollars payable in
advance Notes Of chartered banks on) will be
received The Editors will safety Of
quitting them by mahe of all being paid by the
writer's
~ No rwiibo discontnred(but at the discretion
Edors) until all arrcaragcs have been paid
Whoever will the payment OF nine shall
have tho tcnth GRATIS.
. TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
~ One square, OR LESSrt insertion 75ceuts-eschcon
tiauanco, 50 cents.
'.No s.ti II has either
assumed bv some ~ tais city, its onvirons
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81 MARDWARE, CUTLERY, &,.--In about two
a ID weeks, ip It h)Ise lately occupied by MAN
=. VsI'p Jo a Dry Goojs Sore, will be opened E
iargs ard general ent OF Hardware and Gu lery
RI hch viii he sud .ouaUl as aGy h.
er esiab!i,hm- nj in the ci'y.
MANN 5. VALENTINE q 60.
Ssp l6 81 ST
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S4pt. 30.


EH RS. SHEFFEY Inerd, 10 open Seminary
lVA for the education OF Young Ladies, in her own
house, ia SiaunoD. The first session will comm 'ISe
on the first day OF November and continue FIVE MONTH
All the brare hes usually taught in The best SCHOOL,
will be attended TO in bsr Seminary. Shs has engaged
teachers OF great experience and w4lltesled ability, in
every department OF learning 1t l. believed that her
School will scmbinc as many advantages as any Fem IL
Institution; in the State. Her residence is peculiarly
favorable for The purposes Of schoo; il is remarkably
el.v aied and healthy, sufficiently remote from he noise
and buse OF town, and las an extensive and beautiful
awp well adapted FOR the purposes oil recreation and
eXersse.
In Offering hsr services 10 her iriends and the pub
lie, in his important and reIponsibls employ meb Mrs
SHEFFEY pledges herself 10 watch with maternal lem
derne,s and vigilance, the department. Of ,ho'e comm
ted TO her ,and 10 pursue with diligence every
measurs calculated TO promote their moral as well as
inteilt etuai improvement.
She will ressiye 10 IL Young Ladies in'o her
fam y rs boarders. Board also re had good
terms, in some Of tie most respectable families IN
town. For iur'her particular, erqute of Mira Shelf
ley Mr.. Wortbing,on Smith.
Sisunton, Va. Sspt 25 1881. 4l-f
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n SHRlSrIANSViLLE RACES.-Theso r4ses VIII
" conn epce on Tuesday tue l5ih November next,
Chtistiansville Meckienbtrg County, Va, ind
tour days, AID viii be governed, in all respects
ssrse abiy to the N4w Markoi rules
FIRST DAY-The PIoprieioI's Purse Of $500 -
entrance Sl5-2 mile heaU.
SECOND DAY-The Jockey Club Purse Of $500
3 uiiie hea,s--enrsDse $50 TO subscnbers-io Don-
subscribers 30--money hung up the usual discount
THIRD DAY--A Hatdy Cap POrse-mile heats
best 3 ard for 800 entrance $25, TO be added 10
tie putso.
FouRrH DAY--A Saddle RSss, ard he money
st.ssd ~ the gate, on that day-euTshee SlO-ini's
T.. 4 s--.ltee Tor any snifed EoIse.
These vi be Inc fret races over this Csuiss. The
Ifasi is acknow lodged by he beS judges, she besi in
all be upper nnry, and 10 every respec', an ehgi-
bic 81 ualon. Saw AID Sbles FURNISHED aee hOT,t
gratis.
Tie Prof. reior has bestowed great pains and ex-
pense, in the ION OF Buildings Ter the cmi0Tabie
accommoda'i0r Of viiiO''.
RICHARD c. PURYEAR, Propulsion.
SAM 20 4l--2L
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May 81.

YgNO THE MEMBERS OF THE BARTHROUGH.
a OUT The UNITED STATE p. oposa 10,
pubshiux The Opinions of chit Justice No,shaH
tlvefed 10 the Circuii Corr 81 the United Stats
for The District OF Virginia, by JoHN W. BRocKEN-
BBoUGH, Counsellor at LdLO.-The Sub crber has
been Tor several moU n, engaged in preparing The
sboVa work for pubicauor. Tue Jursd eiion of ih,
Circus Courts Of the United ats bsing very exien-
slve, will contain geet variety OF 10 eTeslag a.
udica ions on Tie Con- Law, ihe Statute Law 81
Virginia. Afts OF CJDgress, and be general principles
OF Equity Some vslnabls Admiralty caqes will also
he embraced D Ibis eollec lou A. the publication wi
be attended wish very considerable expense, IL has
been emed advisabls 10 issue proposals Tor pubbng
this valuable work by Subsstip ion. Should a eomge-
tent number Of subsorlbsrs be pfosUred to justly h
iiior 70 mourning the necessary expenditure Of mo.
oey aDj time IA preparing this work for publication IL
will he s'ued from ihe press aud delivered subscr.
berS ia the course Of she ensuing SpTipg. A s,a'e-
nen OF uatetI facts, with notes, Tsefehces sc. will
accompany each sass, and complete index will be
added tie end OF .he vOGtao, 10 all The general pr
Sipss reided. These Desisishs Of Chief justice r.
shall will be pul lshed IN chronological order and will
be comprised ia volume, con;ainiu upward o. an
hundred eases, and between seven aud nine buldred
page. Tbs work viii be printed paper Of the best
qualy, cod bsudsomely bound in calf The tfiee 10
subscT5es will be 81, payable When the book IL de-
iivsied. JOHN w. BROCKENBROUGH
! Sept. %. 30--G
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-10-04

u MPokTANr SALE OF LAND, CROP, STOCK,
II HouSeh III Fun fure, SIC. at Auetion.-Ihs sale
will take place on the premises, and commence on the
18th October next, in the following order aud the
following terms, owi first, the Land; terms, third
cash. the remaining two thirds in two equal annual
payments, satisfactorily secured. Next the crop;
SIS ing OF tobacco corn rye, oats todder and one hun
dred barrels OF flour. Next, Stock, among which will
he IL 600 lbs pork, well a,tened Next, good deal OF
valuable Furniture; and lastly, Plantation Tools. sc
Terms Cash for all OF So and under; for all above,
credit will be given till LIST OF May ensuing, the
purchaser executing bond with good security
The Land contains 1896 acres, and is bounded the
North by Dan river, and a-half miles, which II
lords about 250 of fine bottom. Aarons creek
the dividing line OF the counties of Halifax and Meek
lenburg, passes through its whole width which is
mill, i'll good order, yielding annually toll of 800 bbis
minute description OF the above named property is
considered unnecessary, as invite those wishing TO
purchase TO view and decide for themselves. This
much will say the situation is healthy the top
the Blue Ridges and further, produces well all the
plies OF the State with than usual quantity OF the
comforts arising from hae grazing farm.
Bidders may rest assured that the sale will certainly
be made, disease under which labor fobiis that
should encounter another Virginia winter; and, with
all, have made up my mind TO meet the sacrifice.
ROBERT NELSON.
Aug % 3O-tds
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The ouuber OF tiiices establ- he'd n 1917, "s, ~
,nce then two tfises hsvs been diseouiou' IN d.
disioWu, 10 Copntcttui. aud CLiIic0 b., To- Oao.
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q WILLIAM WADDlLL, DO hereby iorewaen al
He per-Ous haying any dediog With my wife,
Ne. cy Wadciil, IN auy shsps or Te,pset whatever,
without a written order from under my hand.
hf.
WILLIAM L.WADDILL
mart
AMELIA CoUNrY, Sep. I1,5, 1881 80 w2s-
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nine Others have been and ia nj ape,
Burlington III We mon Har;ord II. Connecticut U Tea
ana Is al Ion N-w To.k. ). L1n,' Ia Mi.s,uri. Nah
vile IN Tennessee, Na'ches III Mississippi Mobile in
hidoAm"i making an addition OF seven ,fiees wi,hm
the last - years.
e'e pc,nt' were :. ies'ed OFT OF sppl saious
torty--igbt PLACES. Fhore now under consid,
ton picaiioDs for the establishment OF bran o
more than thirty p.:-s il varleu. psrs Of he{ State,
The cum ymen, OF the capital Will be seen la ,he
foo wing ST. emept Of The condition Il the BILk tho
lst VI Angus
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-09-03
From the Greene County Gazette.

Ihe Bene.-The many properties and uses of this plant are, perhaps, known to but few of our inhabitants. As plant, it is of much importance in medicine, and it is also used for the table; it should be more generally known and cultivated by very person, if it is but for private consumption.
 From accounts, it appears to have been brought to the Western hemisphere by ne- groes from Guinea. Itwas cultivated by the French in St Domingo, and is, at present, cultivated in all the West Indies-not largely, because the staple productions are more lu- cratve. In the United States it is not well known, and for that cause, asiti of more im- mediate use at home, than as a comme1 cial commodity.
 The plant grows four or five feet high, the stem is futed, its branches are short and ex- tend in every direction, and has long leaves with three prongs; the stalk bears some re- semblance to that of hemp; the leaf of the Bene possesses properties of a very vicious and mucilaginous nature. It blooms in the last days of August or first of Septembcr.-z | The blossom is white, from which grow eight or twelve quadrangular pods, each con- taining four rows of seeds, the number in single pod sometimes amount to more than one hundred. Here it ripens in October.
 The medicinal properties of the plant are very numerous, as its efficacy has been fully approved of by the cures that have been made through it's qualities; an infusion of the green leaves into pure water has produced effectual cures of the dyscntery, and pany other diseases of the bowels. The leaves can be dried for winter and used in the same cases, but the quantities to be taken must be larger. Iney are very emoIlient and have corrosive effect on the humors. l have seen many cures of large and dangerous wounds on cattle, by simply bathing or washing them with decoctions of the leaves, and then bind- ing up the wound with some of the leaves. | The seed is rich or very oily, bushel will yield from two to two and half gallons of oil. The oil is much easier extracted from the seed, than that of f1ax-seed, but it requires a press of the same kind. A wooden press, however, will be sufficient to press one and a half gallons from bushel of seed. | This oil is of many uses, it is good for ma ny diseases; and as for oil to burn, when cla- rihed, it is equal to summer sperm oil. tis also preferred by many who are accustomed to it, or it is thought equal to either olive or sweet oil, for the table. And some think that it's qualities are conducive to the regular func- tions of the stomach.
 A person laboring under severe rheumatic pains was sensibly relieved by light friction of this oil; it is also good for tumors, piles, pimples on the face, &c., finally,
 For the cure of the grub-worm in horses, there is no remedy so efficacious as the follow ing:-Take tumbler full of oil and as much whiskey, put them intoa bottle and shake them well, and give it to the horse, two doses will most assuredly cure. A.
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-09-03
MARCH OF INTELLECT.

By Mr. MOncrie6:- The 5ar5er takes you by the nose,
 And talks about nas0i0gy; And Thdnies street warehousemen disclose, Their art in crane-iology. Last dying speeches beggars sell, And prate about buy-ography While Jourpeymen take walks, and we'll Improve them ill tOe-pography. And medicants and paupers still,
 Consistent in their actions, Bredh stones upon ,he rOad, theif skill To show in UuiSa' Fractions. The mill<man who turns bale each day, While studying astroa0my, Calls pouring or the milky 1oay, Political economy. Our wagoners that up hill go, Can tell you of high drdI0 lies ;- They taste the lurury of " woh Y And drag through lectures prolix. Now gardeners ertrdct their roots By science, till they've not any; And costermongers taste the fruits .s (While selling greensl 8osany. sslsss Innkeepers double entry learn, And wisely calculate, While carpenters those sawyers spurn, That log arithms hate. The march of intellect all love, All wish to have hand in; Fen cobblers labor to improve
 The Human understanding. Such is the general thurst of knowledge, So little IS it's scarcity; Soon Tooly street will have it's College, St. Giles its University. Now Mister Cobbett all our fellows Delights to make grammatical, And cats' meat sellers, from their cellars, Answer most dog matica
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-09-03

RICHMOND, Aue. 11.-Monticeuo-We un- derstand this celebrated seat of Thomas Jefferson, with 800 acres of land has been sodto Dr. Barclay of Charlottesville, for $703O Ii is reported that the proprietor has some idea of establishing silk ma nufactory there, Monticello abounding with white mulberry trees.
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-09-03

- .-.-~- -,-....te!y .~ s.. .sos..Y ,... out
 A man just beginning life marfies a woman whose family IS not so good as his own. There- upon, father and mother, uncles and aunts, brothers and sisters, and cousins, first, second, third, and fourth, put themselves into unat1iS nous sulklness, insult the young woman and es- chew the young man, more especially if the newly married couple is in need of any assis- tance or countenance. And then, when the persecuted family are suffering under the bangs of poverty, and the notifications of desertion and solitude, the world saith, with most edifyng gravity, ''the young gentleman's jriends did not approve of the match.''
 A young man comes to his torture as soon as he comes of age, He buys horses, and dogs, and runs races, and lays bets, and plays at cards, and looses, he gets into scrapes and fights duels, and he finds himself none the richer for his winnings, and much the poorer for his losings; and if he cannot spend orlose hismoney fast enough himself, he has myriads of friends, who will borrow it of him, and do their best to assist him in dispersing it. Then at last he smashes, oris done up, and then all the world with it's long moral phiz, says "What pity it is that his friends led him in- to such extravagance !''
 At midnight there is noise in the streets; women are shrieking and men are hallooing, and some are calling for help; and there is a well-dreSsed man swearing at a constable who attempts to hold him, and the welf-dressed man has obviously rolled in the dirt; his hat is as flat as pancake, his eyes are red as herrngs, and his tongue is like weathercock in the whirlwind, and he must be trussed like a pulled rabbit befn,s. i- 1 anor rrIr auUuuIfr he can glve,of himself the next morning, is that he had been dining witb d few friends.
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-09-03
Tte aIabama 4tatf FnffIIfnrnrfr

Is published every Saturday morning at Four Dol Jars per annum in advance, or Fiue Dollars at the end of the year. No subscription taken for less than six months Advertisements will be inserted at One Dollar per square for the first insertion and Fifty cents for each contnuance..
 J Letters addressed to the propretors on business connected with the office, must be post paid, other wise they will not be attended to- t-.
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-09-03

At Paris, new work in 4 volumes, has been announced, entitled the" Secret Amours of Napoleon" It might with equal veracity be entitled the "Secret Amours of Nebuchad- nezzar ," but Napoleon sounds better, and will insure better sale.
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-09-03

Chloride of Lime.-Whoever suffers inconven- fence in his apartments, from the neighborhood of any mpurty whatever, which he cannot have re- moved immediately may, in few moments purify the atmosphere around him by sprinkling few pinches of this exceedingly cheap article upon the floor If the offensive smell arise from any object within the room, the he places the purifier to it the better. In ease this mode of using it should not be convenient, spoonful of the chloride mixed in large bowl or dish (he greater the surface ex- posed the better) of common water will answer the same purpose. Such mixture, standing in every close and even infected apartments, has been known to purify the air completely, and prevent the infec- tion from taking effect It is said to have been em- ployed on board slaveships and on vessels station ed in sicky ports while the yellow fever and small pox was raging around them, with great success It has within two or three years been recommended by most of the physicians and surgeons in public employ, by the Governments ofsome unhealthy sltu- ations, and by the superintendants of Hospitals and Lazarettos throughout the world. We mention these well known facts for the purpose of calling attention to this mportant'artcle through the ensuing sickly months of August and September A,neriean
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-09-03

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Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-09-03

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