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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-06-03

V]N|AS committed to The Jail OF York County AS a
Wv runaway, on the 2iday OF August 1880, a light
mula'to man, who calls himself Hubbard SemIls, and
states that he vas born free 10 the county IsIe Of Whit,
10 The Sta'e OF Virginia He is . feet 10 inches high, has
a scar on the back part OF his l,ft leg, j1st above the
joint, appears to be about % years of age, lusiy, Ugh,
hair, white or grey eyes, and Gays he is a diicher by
ifade.-N IL rumOuted | believe, iba, he Is a slave.
The cwner OF said feIlo7 il desired 10 come forward,
grove liz properly, pay bis charger, and take him away,
or he will be dealt with az the Law directs.
VIM. VAIL, Ja,lOr OF York County.
May IL I-wSw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-06-03
"LOUCEsTER Low GROUNDS o SALE

GLOUCESTER LOW GROUNDS o SALE
VI BY the last will Of The late DIR. Gains Dean, the
subscribfrs are authorized TO sell, and they now of; r
for sale, his valuable Estate, lying on Ware River, in
The county OF Gl0cesier, in The Slate OF Virginia, about
three miles from The Court House, con aiming $50 acre.,
nearly the ~hIe OF which is low ground, and about
$50 acres are cleared, and in a high State of euliiva-
iiop, well adapted to the growth Of Indian Cor0, Whea',
and Barley There is a spacious Dwelling House, and
all other necessary out houses, in good repair, on this
Estate, situated on the bank OF the River-Fsh ard
Oysters Of the best quality are taken in sight Of The
House. A more minute description il deemed IN.
necessary, as il presumed any person wishing 10 pur.
chase will 6fsi examine the premises, wLieh will be
shown by the manager MI. g. w. Billups A purchaser
Of the land can be accommodated viii az mauy sloves
as he may require to cultivate IT, and also his farming
utensils and stock Of every description. The time Of
payment will be made 10 cut the purchasers. For fur
tber particular 90 letter addressed 10 Christopher Tomp-
kim, at Mathews Court House, Va, will meet due at
tenIion. CHR TOMPKINS, } Executors o.
JOHN d.. JARVIS, : Gains Dean.
HENRY w. TABB, } deed.
May 10. 122-W6m.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-06-03

ELARKES Patent T~h,eshing Mdehtne.-The un.
" d%ersigDed having purchased the Patent for the
counties Of Granville, Orange, Person, Caswell aud
Rockingham. North Carolina, take this method Of in
forming The Farmer of these G unties, that be will be
prepared to cell individual tr county fights, for The use
e ,hs most valuable machine, by applicadoo 10 him IN
Haliax county, Virginia, where he purpofes having
one in complete operation, by harvest, wben is utility
may be tested. And the Cuiz' ne Of Halifax are re-
sgecifalIy informed, tina in connection with Mr.. Philip
Howef'oo, he hopes 10 be prepared by harvest to fur
Ni4t a. many machines ss may be wanted. and he
t'kts hts opportuu " Of warming ell persoDs against
The infringement Of the tight.
Apii26. IS-w Sw THOMAS EASLEY.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-06-03
MAY 10.

TNN0 CLERKS.-A situation is wanted Ia a Superior
~ Court Clerks Office, Ivy a Young man who vas
raised 10 a Cbanoery Cour. Office. and has since been
employed asa Deputy in The Office Of the Superior
Court Of Law, IN one OF the large COUNTIES. Stiislac.
ofy Testimonials Of character aud qualification eau be
produced Letters addressed 70 ", WarrentOn, Va.
from any Clerk wishing 10 employ a Deputy, stating
terms, &c. will be promptly attended 10.
April 20 Il9~g6
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Somerset, the Land and residence of the late Benja-
mine GrymCs, IN the county Of King George,
vol E9LE

p virtue Of a deed Of trust, duly executed by
BIB said Grymes, in his Ifs ,igc, and recorded in
the Clerks Office OF said County, | hall proceed TO sell
above named tract Ct land, on the II h day of July next.
or so much thereof a. may be necessary to satisfy aud
discharges a claim, together with ell Other incidental
expenees, which Abram b Hooe, Sr. has against said
Gryme's Land, as one Of bic securities to a Bond exc.
cuied to Henry Gardiner, dfs'A. OF Charles County
Maryland, and for which the said deed Of trust was
originally oxeeuled-I shall only convey such tile AZ
10 vested 10 me as ttustee, bot / believe the title to be
ubquesiionsble. D. LEWIS, Trustee.
May IL. 2-w'ds
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n AW SCHOOL The subscriber intends operins
next fall, a Law School, in the town of Stsun,
ton; to be continued permanently, il adequate encorr-
exanin stions. In order TO devote the greater part oil
his time to the proposed school, he will, from its COM
mencement, confne his practice TO the Court Of APP
peals at Lswisburg, and the Federal and Circuit Supe-
rior Courts in Staunton. The frat session will begin
on the lat IT O:tober, and continue until The first Of
July next following, without in,ermission, except du-
ing the terms OF the Federal and Circuit, Superior
Courts. The tuition fee, per session, will be seventy
1--WE dollars. p rsons DESTROYS Of becoming pupils will
please communicate the TACT 10 the subscriber, by let.
ter, as soon as practicable; and prompt attention will be
given TO the inquiries which they may think proper to
make. BRISCOE g. BALDWIN.
May @. l2l-w,lstA
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NEW X GOOD ESTABLISHMENT,
To be opened on the ssh instant, in the Store on Main
Strse', formerly occupied by Kyle end Cochran.
HOCHRAN, BARNES AND PATTERSON res
~ pec,fully begs leave to inform their friends and
the public, that they are at pr resent engaged in OPEN
ing and arranging a large and general assortment OF
Spring and Summer Staple and Fancy Dry Goods,
which they viii offer at The above stand, on Tuesday
next, the 9th instant. The principal part of their pur-
chases have been made al auction sales in the cities
OF New York and Phil .delphia, from the latest impor-
taticns. All that is new, fashionable aud sea enable,
may be- confidently expected a. the most reduced pri-
ces. la announcing the opening Of the present bust
ness, c. Is. s. p. beg leave to invite The attention Of
the irisnds OF the former firm; with which the senior
par'ers OF The present were connected. No exeriion
shall be wanting on their part to give satisfaction, and
secure a continuance OF the patronage which they have
hiiherto enjoyed. Fresh supplies will be received
weekly, so that their assortment shall be at no time
defective. A detail of the various articles comprising
their supply, will be found 10 a future advertisement
April ll2-tt
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RICHMOND, RGINIA FRIDAY, JUNE 8, 1881.
AND FOR SALE Til, Subscriber offers Tor
u sale he Farm on which he resiIrs, known by ih.

AND FOR SALE TIL, Subscriber ofers for
1/ sale The Farm on which he resiiss known by tn
name OF Vermont. lying on Cedar Run, Prince Will
liam County, within five miles Of B entsville. 10 Of De-
coquan, 20 OF Fredericksburg, and 35 Of Alexandra
and Washington City. con aiming thirteen bundled
acres, which may be divided mo three iarms, with =
a comfortable Dwelling House, Sc. On each, a gsea,
ground, producing abunt ant c ops of Timothy, Hemp
Corn, Wheat, &c. The high lands are in a rapid tat.
OF Improvement, and are well adapted to Wheat, cover,
Oak. Hickory, and Cedar, and is very well wa,ered,
having several lasting Streams passing through II. The
House is situated on a beautiful emineDce, commanding
a iuii view OF the farm and country around, for many
miles, including an extensive mountain prospect. The
neighbourbood 10 not surpassed for society, by any in
Virginia. A great bargain will be sold in he above
iarm' and the payments made easy, good bonds, or a
good a%ssortmenio Of dry goods, or groceries, at wholesale
prie.s,wili be received in part pa~yment.-The farm will
be divided TO suit purchasers.
Nav ). l20-wlO# JOHN FITZHUGH.
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A DEMONSTRATORS ~NoTICE.-An persons hay
IN. ing claims against the Estates Of Mary NJ. G. r.
Rootcs and VIM. H.. Prosser, decd. late Of the County
Of Gloucester, are earnestly requested to present them
to the subscriber for settlement, as he is determined 10
close his administration upon said Estates, with Inc
present year, and distribute the assets in his hands.
JOHN ABB, Admir-.
April ~ u3-wst.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-06-03
April %

THNHE subscriber offers for sale, his lots in the town
n OF Ufbanna, Middlesex county, on which /, a
Tavern and Store house, with all necessary houses
Tor both branches OF busin'sg, a good garden &c
Persons wishing to purchase are requettsd TO view the
property. Terms will be made accommodating.
May IT. w4wf THOS. JONES.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-06-03
May 3. I2O-wlO.| JOHN FITZHUGH.

moe SALE The Subscriber being anxious 10 re
a move to the West, offers his well ktown farm,
(Sweet HaI0 In the lower part Of King William coun.
~, for sale. 1t contains 400 acres Of high land, and
500 OF marsha great portion Of which can be re-
claimed, with very little expense. The high lard is equal
to any in this section of country. The improvements
are good. A Barn, thirty-eight by twenty feet, and
negro quarters, have been built in the last year. A
niences and advantages Of this place, is deemed unne-
cessary as II is presumable, none will purch ass before
viewing, or msk;ng particular enquiries respecting the
before the 4th day of August next, on that day, (f
fair, II not the frat fair day there af,er,) it will be offer
ed TO the highest bidder, on the premises.-At the same
and kitchen furniture, farming utensils, and stock o {
every description For further particulars, apply to
WILLIAM RUFFIN.
Nav 6. I2J-wtds
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MD RICHMOND COTTON FACTORY.-TNe Sub
EG scribers offer for safe, al their Office, near Shoek9
Warehouse, the following goods made at their Factory:
A Cotton Sheetings
3D. do &irtings
Stout Clifton Oznaburgs, 20 inches toide
find a general assortment Of Cotton Yarns.
These goods are believed to be equal in quality to
any made in the Unit d States, and will be cold as low
as goods of similar quality can be purchased 10 the Nor
tbern Markets.
The highest price will be given for prime Cotton.
CUNNINGHAM s. ANDERSON.
Sept. "a. d0-tt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-06-03

VIRGINIA UNION FACTORY.-We would an
v nounce 10 the public, and especially the custo.
mers OF this establishment, that a breach produced in
our dam by a late Freshet, which resulted in a
temporary suspension OF manufacturing operations, and
in the interim prevented a compliance with various or
ders received from our customers for cotton yarns, is re.
paired, and that the establishment is now in full opera
ton again Such orders shall be forthwith promp 1y and
strictly attended 10, as well az all others, with which we
may lie iavoured. We feel justified 10 stating that cur yarn
still maintains Is reputation Tor superiority Of quality.
TIMBERLAKE & j. & J. b. MAGRUDER.
MAY IL. 4l&wtf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-06-03
By the G0usrnor of the Commonwealth of Virginid.
II PROCLAMATION

II PhOCLH MI
XAIHEREAS a vacancy hath occurred in the re-
presentation in the Senate Of this State, by
The resignation OF John Y. Mason, Esq. a member Of
the Senate of Virgins, Tor the District composed OF the
counties # the Isle o. Wight, Prince George, South
ampton, Sutry and Sussex. Now, therefore, l John
Floyd, Governor of the Commonwealth Of Virginia, do
hereby authorize aud require tho .herifs Of the coun
lies respectively, composing the said District, TO cause
an election TO tie held for their said counties at the
%court-day thereof, in the month OF August next, TO
choose a suitable person to represent the said District
in the State Senate, according to the Constitution and
Laws Of this Commonwealth.
Given under my hand as governor, and
(Seal.1 under the seal OF The Commonwealth at
ichmond this rs h day OF May. 1881.
JOHN FLOYD.
Nav 27 5-u1t
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1Jrrho ENQUIRER is published twice week generally and
three times u week during tho session of tho State Legislature
price, the same as heretofore, 'Fivo Dollars per annum, payable in
advance. Notes OF chartered, spccio-payng banks, (oniyj will BIO
received in payment. Ths Editors will gurantec the safety of re-
hitting them by manjtho postage Of all letters being paid, by the
writers.
po- No paper WILDE discontinue d(but at tho discretion ofthe
Editors) until all arrearages have been paid mp.
lr Whoever will guarantee the payment of nine papes shall
have the tonth GRATIS.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
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tinuance, so cents.
s.tNo Observation-Disclosures until IL has either been paid for. or
assumed by some person in this city, or its cnvirons.
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.TuNHE ShrriHs Of tue cOun les OF Abcii4, Powhatbn
n and Chesterfield; Bedford and Frsnk'io; Spoisyl.
ysuiS, Caroline and EsseS; Albsmsrle, Nelson aud Am
herst; FaUqGier aAi Prince Wllism; Augusta and
RotkbfiJg Shenandoah aud Hardy; Monopga ala,
Preston and Randolph; and the Mayor Of the town Of
holden at their cot, tbouse,, end other places app,int-
ed by Law Tor holding elections, in the month OF Au.
gust next, to choo.e Sen tors 10 repr, sent their re spec.
live di trees, 10 tie next General Assembly
ADDISON HANSFORD, c.s
May 13 Tvs
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EEMALE EDUCATloN.-A Lady Of accom-.

LNEMaLE Lady OF accom-
II pllshed manners and education, who ha, been ac-
cushioned to u o best society, aud is a native of Virginia,
wishes to take a situation in a respectable private tsni-
ly in Virginia, as an Insiruciress. She will teach in
the most approved modes, all the branches IF polite
Education, commonly taught in the Northern schools
tor young ladies, par,ie uIarly Music. Drawing and
PAin'iug, Applications addressed TO X Y Il. Rich.
mond, will be attended to. May 20. 3-wti
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q i The puDiis are hereby Doiihsd, that
" his ,ubseriters will not hold The mselves respon.
.ible for 'he sale tfdnsportaio ion of amy goods or produce
taken on their Boats, running James RIVE, without
their express ordef-as we k ep he Boa's, tor our own
use. W & Il THURMAN,
Gags Creek, Boteiouri,
May l3 I-D4w'
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IA ECORD BOOKS s.-The Subscriber is prepar-
Ge ed TO manufacture, at short notice, Blank Books
for Clerks OF Courts and Banks and Compiling Houses.
He has received a stock OF large papers of the best
quality, manufactured hsar!y altogether OF linen, which
he warrants 10 give satisfaction, and The workman
ship shall be infs rior TO none.
Binding in all it's varieties executed.
A general assortment Of Books in every depart
ment Of Literature and Stationary Of the best quality,
fer sale on the most reasonable terms.
May IL. 2-6t JOHN H.. NASH.
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EDEAL ESTATE FOR SALE The subscriber,
Ma being DESTROYS to rem,ve to the West, ofors for
sale the pleasant little FARM, on viii h he at present
resides situated near the NJ chanicksville iurnpik gate,
and abou, one aud a hIf niles from the city OF. Rich
mond.-ite comprises about % acres OF Land, a consi-
derable portion Of which is now in cultivation. TIE
improvements consist OF a large and comfortable brick
Dwelling House. brick Coaeh-HOusea add Stable, a
new frame Kitchen, and all other requisite on, house g:
The gardes is rich and well stocked with vegetable s.
II a sale is effected in ,he course OF this month the puf
slaser will have the benefit of The growing crops.
Those dispo.ed to purchase sYe invited to view the
property, when thu terms, (Which will be ~ccommod
sing1 will be made knowo.
He will 81 o dispose OF a valuable and beautiful piece
Of LAND Of about l3 acres, situated on Shocke Cree
10 this city; 8 acres OF which is good meadow land en-
closed, with a new plank fence, and producing sn an-
Dual rent Of SlO0.-This property, from its peculiar 10
cation add o~ontiguity TO the city market, IL admirably
adapted 10 The purposes OF a vegetables garden, to which
uss j. was once very probably applied. For terms
apply 10 the subscriber. GEO. M. SOUTHGATE.
May 27 5-3,
The Arkansas advocate., 1831-05-25


Mn. PRINTER--In your paper Of the 4th
inst. YOU headed your first paragraph with
the words, & Tie Brides of--DeSha's q
Gaadidate.' In tie abstract, that's well
enough; but did you reflect on the conse-
quences that may result from the insertion
Of snchin your columns; could you not as
well have said, that at the particular re-
quest Of Col. Desiia or Col Desha' $ friends,
you announced him as acandidate9 and not
bring Col. SEWERS name into your para
graph; the very mention of which you ought
to know, In light or trivial matters, is crf-
minaI, and must bring down on the author
rigorous punishfnent-at least severe
castigation from he Old Press the organ
of the people, But this is not all, sir, all
the scribblers, &C >eaioas in the cause ef Re
people, will attack you front and rear,
horse and foot, nay, even the Federal i3e-
rions NAV he brought to hear on VOC, with
such an host, and ".faw- Bone a. the head,
what will be your condition. a single sqnib
or hand grenade thrown into your camp,
will anniiilate, scatter your types, cause
your political, and perhaps civil death
No demise, they have guarded against that;
purchased up s. De Bonis .Non," (who had
been assigned to take charge Of the oifice,)
bit on what terms are. not informed.
whether by covenant or bargain and sale,
nor of the consideration, whether paid In
x knikenico or s. cotton tails Resldes,
Mr.. Printer, Desla $ being candidate viii
divide the people into two parties, who
will go to the polls of election on tue first
! Monday of August next, and in the very
! teeth Of each other, vote in opposition,
each for the candidate Of lis choicc--a
] Hing much deprecated by tire rulers In
some countries, and no doubt equally SO,
/ by orr s-ssI}ut there is 20 chance for De-
sha.'' Can you suppose for noment, that
Col. Sewer doubted having majority OF
the people of A riSansas ID icadTTg strings,
and that he might with impunity frown
down opposition9 when he fills whole
licolumn Of his circular with a lecture to the
Epeople on their prematurely thinking OF
State Government, and vanntipgly tells
them, how cbeerfully he has borne his part
of the public burthen's for the last ten
q wears; wien il is well known, that before
lfl,e head on his shoulders was chargea5le,
HE received money out of the Territorial
4 Treasury, and so conti-ued to receive
Emany fold mere than he paid in, UP TO his
election in 1927, to Congress.
Now mark the difference had the birdie
been kept on, what happy state Of things
would appear in the prospecsiye--a com
plcte political miiiennitlm--wbata an eqnes
sitirian scene would il present to the ipgen
Eious pencil Of an HogartE. viz: the mass Q
: the people yoked and bittcd, and kept u
phalanx by the satellites and understraP
The Arkansas advocate., 1831-05-25
ARKANSAS.
TO The Editor ofthe .4dgocate !.

TO he Editor Of the .adgocute:
S'IR-fn casting ever the last Gazette,
my eye lit upon production oyer the sg
nature of " Inlit-Ho. y in which the " rite r
cautions respectable merchant Of this
town. who he has thought proper TO dub n
sspolitical shaver 10 stick to his yartl-
stick and tape, or :" he may yet be made to
RUE tie day he ever mcddIcd with polis
tics" Tins is indeed strong language to
be used In land where we boast of free
dom and iiJe1dQ. Has it it come 10 this !!
must a man be proscribe d--eyen threaten
ed with PUNISHMENT. for daring to exer-
else a privilege, the birthrigit of every
Anerican9 My object, Mr.. Editor, is not
to comment al large on this subject, but
merely TO ask what fate awaits this "poli-
.ical shaver should he oksti8afeiy persist
in his determination to vote for Dcsha.-
VIII he bess nailed TO Tie crossl" VIII lie
he shotl or will he, together with his ia
mily, be burned at the stake, and forever
oblitcrate the name of the man who dared
publicly avow his intention to vote for De-
sha in opposition To SeNier9 liz ! do not
much mistake the character of the People,
they viii rise in their majesty, and pro-
claim that TYRANNY shall no longer reign
in Arkansas. 4 MECHANIC.
The Arkansas advocate., 1831-05-25
For The Arkansas .qduocaie.
TO THE FARMERS OF ARKANSAS.


For the first time since the organization
of our Territory, we have an opportunity
Of voting for a man ofour own occupation,
to Gil the highest Office within the gift of
tile people of Arkansas. Too long have we
been ridden by faction Of Lawyers, who
presuming too much on our ignorance, las
they are pleased 10 style it, have dared TO
tell us that they alone are capable of re-
presenting ms in Congress. Issee Col. Sc
vier's circular.1 TO sound and vigorous
mind, are united in Col. Ben Desba great
frmness--a man of pleasing manners, ami
able disposition and moral habits. ! kaeg
Of no person 50 well calculated to rcrre-
sent MS at Washington. Tie loayes and
fishes have been divided out TO the hinsnieH
and cittasmea with an =ansparing baud, and
Col. Sewer has had the efrontery to tell
the people in public speech, that CHE RE-
MOVED IupaE TRiMBLE FROM OFFICE Re
CAUSE HE VOTED AGAINST HIM." And has
ii come TO this. rnust a man be proscribed
for an honest difference in politicsl God
forbid. Arc we to stand idiv by and ser
our dearest rights nsnrPed, without max,
ing a struggle in our defence2 | hope not
II Earnae7' will not take care Of our in
terests. little can we expect from Lar
yer. Now is The accepted time, make
bold struggle for the FaRHER'S GIN
DLI7.ATE, and all win be we'll.
OLD BROAD DRla,
The Arkansas advocate., 1831-05-25

pess Of power, rnanniei with goads Ii their
hands, the Federal officers on their shout
ders, the Delegate, with the stride and
statue Of COLOSSUS, mounted with foot on
each shoulder of their extreme. and the
= COED Governor" en his shoulders. with
the appropriate MOTTO drire all uRTer
me- ana me osef-seer tiTfrts me. / ne
columns OF our papers, instead of being
hlied with monotonous pieces discussing
the politics of the day, might be filed with
aHeedote aud light reading such as were
calculated to make the people cheerful I'M
der the yoke; we could then find in tie
Gazettc and Advocate, something more Of
the = lid man Of the woods, the bull
snake and once in a while - Fisl,
story," with the rise and fall of the AR
kansas.
With respect To yourself, altltnnel. In. a
small part Of the crlims might fall to Your
share, Won would be eascd of much labor
by coalition with the Gazette, YOU nigh,
take an impression of the summary and
from the Gazette press. fill THE
baianee of yourpaperwi,h advertisements,
and should your subscription fail, a recon-
might be lad from the Execu-
tive to the next Legislature, for the impo-
sltion Of tax on the people, for the sup
port Of both-presses.
hope you will excuse the admonitions
of your subscriber, TRiM-
MAJ =, 1891.
N. b. You may hear from me again.