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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-11-15

A CARD-MlNIATURE PAINTING
I&H ISIS VALUE, With seniims nts Ct increased gra.
I'VE ntude for favoFs resolved the present year. leL
ds her iDssre ihanks 10 her frends and patons and
respectfully ,olieiw a sondouaueo Of their patronage
She 10 At Mr.. Dopuy's, Mansion Hoo,e, Msi0
Street. Nov. L. bO-n
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AM/AS committed 10 the jan Of 'be Cry Vi R'sos,oo1
w on the 20 h day orJun-, 1881, negro msn T.
he pame OF WILLIAM; he aprers 20 be a'out 'wen'y
hve years OF age, about FIVE ieei high; bad when
esmmilted, par Of light yarn psn'aeoo'; he has no
coat The owner IL requested TO come forward prove
The property pay 'be expense, and take him away, o.
he Will be dssIt with assordiog to Law.
SHELTON s. WiNGFIELD, Jaioy.
Sep. %. 39-wI2w
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n A1ESr FASHlON.-KAYMoND Sc BROTHERS
n A have just received from their mandatory, a
handsome assortment OF Beaver Hais Of superior quail
ty and latest fashion. They hive likewise fresh sup-
ply o. mock London Hats, which initiate the London
Hats In almost every re,pee', ard far mere dura-
BILE, and can b. had for half lbe money.
Nov. ii. 53-A
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FHNHE School at Edgewood Hanover, for the instruc
IL ton OF youth under the age of Ia years, will
18th December following, with vacation of one month
In the summer The Greek, Latin, and English Lam
guages, History, Geography Arithmetic and Mathe-
mates, will be taught. Terms For board and ur-
Dishing all things usually comrrehended in it, and tut
ton, $120 half payable m advance the other on
the LIST November next CARTER BERKELEY.
Nov. IL. 52-2awIm
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PHVHE subscriber hayiOg leased hi. farm, lying
n on James river, in the county OF Buskiuy ham,
10 milss above New Canton, 6 above the Virginia
Mills, and blow Sco,tsv.lIe, WILL on the I5 h day
OF December, II fair, II not, the fair day. offer
young negroes (al in amss) as any 10 the State; all
his stock OF sattIs, hogs sheep, and horses en-
hree snd four hundred barrss Of all his crop
blade fodder nicely cured In the dry season, and We
put up; househld and kishso furniture, tool. belong
ing TO shs farm three four thousand i.s. Of pork
and many other things no, necessary be now named
on credit until the FRS, OF June. 1882 the purchaser
giving bonds wi approved ,ecur,y. All per,on, wish
ing to purchase ar respes tfuy invited 10 attend, a.,
The sale will actual take place on that day.
ROBERT M. BOILING
Oct 25 4s-.d,
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NOiICE.--The subscribers have hi day entered
i into Co Partnership, under tho firm q Roy &
GwArHMEY, and beg leave 10 tender 20 their friend,
aud the public, ihsr serv'ees for the hsnsssiiop oil
Csnmi boeinen 10 lie vsIiou' branches.
John B. ROY
n y. GWATHMEY.
No. folk, De- 81. e2-6
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NEW ADvRRTIsBndRMTs

VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.-I am disposed
" TO ssli my mill and plantation, on Carr's creek
IN the county OF Rockbridge. lying on the highway
from Csvngion and Bath 10 Lexington, distant about six
mile ION the latter. and wo miles from the north fork
Of james River, whsh Is navigabe to Lynshburg. Tbs
farm contains upwards Of 400 asre-a large portion
which IL OF excellent quality, and has sufficient guam
ttty OF meadow-all OF which 10 waiersd. The I'm.
provements are good country farm house, and all
eessary out houses barn Of the fret order, and
zoo acres Of cleared land, which may be divided into
ten fields, TO have running in eash vau.
able Merchant Mill, lately built with pair Of stones
tho house Is three stories high and large enough to
contain ten thousand bushels Of wheat.
Tho situation OF this farm, ind Of s fertility
adds greatly 10 is value II 10 In tho ueghborhcod Of
three Manufactures Of Iron, Of Lexington, the College
OF w ashugton-and affords an excellent stand for q
country store gentleman DESTROYS Of residing ia Lex
ingon on account Of his children. could, with
niense, attend TO, and draw all his supplies from this
farm The Mill, whish ha, good custom, and which,
with good she may retain, situated near
the lower end OF the tract, and may be separated from
separate The terms OF sale will BIO made convenient
TO purchaser. A. STUART
S,aunton, Nov. 10Th, 1881. 54-6
NOTiCE-Wiil DO rod on tbs third Monday In D.
IN cembfr next at Psinee Edw ard Court house, (bs.
log court day) on credit Of twelve months, the pur-
ehaser giving tond with approved security, Negro
Man and Womap uRless the woman sh a be pre- yously
adjudged by arbators TO be tho property OF another
person-in that case, tho man alone will DO SOLD.
JOSEPH WILSON,
Admir-. Of Sarah Is. Watson. dead.
Nov. 10. 4-3t .
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A GENTLEMAN residing above Rtcomond, 10 a
- healthy Deighborhood, wishes 10 ,mpIoy a Fe-
male Teasher for ensopg year. Inquire a The
Editors Of this paper. Nov. a. OF
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-11-15

FENO M.ssrs. Solomon Pallep, B,idgs s. Toier, King
"A & Need, Amos Palmer, Lord & Lses, KYLE s.
ID naision, Doro s; Herlell, Orlando Fan e,, Amos
Palmer & Co. r. !. Smith & Co., Befi King, Henry
De Croft 81 Co and Bouguere s. Alien
You vii please TO take poNee, that on Saturday, the
9th day OF December next al the house of Lee Boul-
were, al NewiowD, in the county OF King and Queen
IN Virginia, between the hours of o'clock In the
morning and suH;et OF taa day, bsl prec, ed 10 lake
The deposiiioas OF William Lyme, Joseph Pollard and
others TO be read evidence in suit in equity now
eepsndiDg and undetermined, in TIE Superior Court
OF Law and Coanssry for lbs county Of Henrieo, in
which am plaintiff and you are defs Ddsnu--snd
iom any cause the lakirg Of The said deposons ,hall
not be completed on The day aforesaid, the ,akog
Thereof, will DE Soniipusd the 20 and n days OF
'he fame month, and between IRE same hours and a
the same place. ] am your obd'i. serv'
M Nj FALLEN.
cbmond, Oet. I'll, 1881. 47-l6,
AOTICE.-Wapte at the Penitentary the follow
lS ing timber, viz:
cord split white oak, IL f. long Young tough tim
do do do IL do Der, to be cut by
do do do 10 do the frst of the en-
do do do o do suing year
1900 wheel spokes. but white oak, all heart
1900 do felloes, willow oak, do
$4,000 hoop poles and $4,000 flour barrel bfes to be
delivered by the LIST March next
THOMAS NELSON, p. A. p.
Nov. a.. 5I-n
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NHE business heretofore conducted by The subscr-
n bers, under the firm OF Pickett aud Brooks, az
pred on the LIST inst All person, having claims a!nst
mem, VIII please present hem and those indebted will
make Immediate payment to Isham Pickett, who is
alone aunorized TO settle tho business pdul-
gence eanno, be given. ISHAM PUCKETT,
Oct 81. ZACHARIAH RROOKS
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time to time OF attempts male BY him
To extend an un~srrantsble jurisdic.
d,c'ion over her.
She has reminded him Of the cir.
eums'ances of her intermarrying viii,
him, and his settlement upon hen farm
She has appealed 10 the native justice
aud magnanimity ofhis countrymen
aud has conjured hun by the ties OF
common kindred, Ia discontinue those
crueltlcs, which would inevitably in.
'errup'. and perhaps destroy our con
.nexion.
lie has persisted 10 be deaf to the
volcaof reason, justice and consan.
giinity. Your petitioner must there.
iurc pray your honors to acquiescc in
the necessity. which dcnounces her
separation from the said Edward Muir.
ply, by granting her divorce from
him. that she may hold him. as she
holds the rest Of mankind-an enemy
in warm peace a fricn...
May il please your honors. &c.
ELEANOR MURPHY.
May l6, 1891.
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some arms, provisions, sc. found.
We hone soon to hear Of his being
in the hands Of justice.
We further understand, that on
Monday last, the Court OF Southa'np-
ton were engaged in some addi'iore!
triai> Of Slaves charged Nth being
concerned in the murders in the
month Of August last, and that four
OF Eve convictions had taken place.
II has been stated that the u. y.
Bank have ordered large amount
Of specie from New Orleans; and also
that the Bank had contracted for a
loan often millions Of dollars In Eng
land, Ut an interest Of three per oeut:
What authority there /, for these ru
mours we do not know. Shipments
Of specie, which have been large for
some time past, TO England and
France, nre now essentially diminish
ed, and Exchange on England, by
the last packets, declined about half
per eent.-N T. Dniy .7dc.
coHge .fUISVNH.-- nc GATOR oil inc
Commercial Advertiser, who hs, re
Gently visited Philadelphia, says,
The case Of Judge Marshall is one OF
the most extraordinary ever known
or heard ofin the annals Of Surgery.
One OF tho surgeons present q, the
operation has stated to US, that six
hundred formations Of gravel, from
the size OF large pea, down TO III Of
OF small shot, taken from the veneer
able sufferer, were actually counted;
and that the whole number probably
exceeded thousand. The case was
SO difficult, that instead OF two or
three minutes, the operation was ne
oessarily pro;racted TO above twonty
Not groan escaped his lips, nor wa.
there percep'ible twinge Of mus
Gle. The wonder is, that, subject 10
so formidable a complaint, the con-
su'ution Of the patient has no, long
since sunk under il, or his in,ellcc.
tusl vigour been impaired"
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DOMESTIC.
Prom me Petersburg ITm-s, Oc,. CT.

Prom me Petersburg IIn-s, Oo.. CT.
THE LATE MURDER IN PRINCE. GEO.
On Monday last, FIVE Of the slaves
OF the late MIR. Henry Lewis, were
arraigned before the County Court
of Prinoe-Gcorge for the murder OF
their master,and, after due invcsiiga
ton, c'ndemed'io death. II appesr
ed on their trial, that so impatient
were the Infatuated wretchcs to adorn
themselves with their ill-gotten plum.
der, that they scruplcd not even the
next day after the cruel deed, TO wear
openly articles marked with tho mi
tials of their Victims name. This
Circumstance hrst awakened suspi.
cion, and furnished a clue, W hic h be.
ing warily and eircumspectIy follow
ed, led step by step to the develope-
ment OF the horrid mystery, and final.
Iy to the confession from the Inns Of
the eulprits, of all ofthe dreadful par
ticulars.
The time appointed for The exeeu.
ton OF these Slaves, we are Informed.
10 "Wednesday the 10th proximo.
Their awful deaths, we hone, will
have a salutary effect on persons Of
their class and condition, teaching
them, that murder, though il haiti
no tongue, yet can speak with most
miraculous organ :" and that the
penalty will as surely follow the de
lection Of crime, as the 80 sy sue.
eeeds the night"
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FRONf sOr IIIANlprnN

We learn by q gentleman from
Southampton, that on Saturday last
Information was brought to JeTusa.
lem by Nsison ( a fcllow-servani Of
the leader Of the late insur,ecIion
that on that day he had seen Nat
TDJneT in the woods, who hailed him.
but that he. Nelson, seeing Nat arm
cd was afraid and RAJ from tie civilian
l his intelligcnoe,as might be expect.
ed, caused much sensation among
the inhabitants; and in q short time
h'e or six hundred persons we're 10
pursuit AZ the period our inTor.
msnt left, The briesnd had not hcer
taken bot lis place Of conccslmsn'
c@r', not fsf from the scsnc 81 his
atroe i,iesl had been diss.ye.e.. an
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LATEST FROM rI-uOpr.

The ship Union, AT Portland, brings
Ilavre dates to the 18th September IN
elusive. The Boston Daily Advert.
.ct contains the following extract from
q respectable house in Ha,re, dated on
the 18th.
"rhry write us from Paris Ia dav
! The news of the victory gained by the
Poles over the Russians, appears TO he
confirmed Ia day. On the other hand.
there is some discussion between the
English and French Governments, a =
bout the French troops remaining in
Brig'um--boii insisting upon their re-
spcctive claims. This has given some
uncasiness to-day. The stocks have.
IN consequence, declined to So % and
81 so
Coffees are fiat and have given way
a little. Cotton. of good quality. firm :
ordinary, dull. think the difficulty
about the French troops will be soon
got over"
Gallignani's Messenger, of Sept. le,
received ut Portland, contains two or
three items Of intelligence, in addition
to previous advices:
According to letters from Warsaw.
the Polish Minister ha. resigned, and
Gen. Skrzynecki has entered the 18th
regiment as mere grenadicr.
The ST. Pe.ersburgh Gazette con.
tains an Imperial decree, ordaining the
levy OF 4 recruits out Of 800 indivi-
duals throughout the Empire, with the
exception Of certain localities. IL also
publishes a manifesto, in which the
Emperor, after expatiating on the dis.
turbances that have taken place at ST.
Petersburgh. Moscow, Staraja, Russia,
and the military Colonies. in conse
quencc of the measures taken against
the cholera, announces that perfect
tranquility has been restored, and that
the rebels will be brought to punish
ment.
We translate, with some verbal al.
terations, the following dreadful story
from the New York "Courier des
Etats Cnis." Nat. Intel.
ga woman has just been tried before
the tribunals of Aveyron lin France
Tor double infanticide. Her crime
was caused by ignorance and fana,i-
o'sm. On the 10Th Of last month, a
poor laborer Of the environs of Sel,e,
on his return from mass, found one Of
his children, who was about two years
old. lifeless. and the other. aged five.
dying. The mother. who safe near
them, testified no grief, BETRAYED no
feeling. The miserable father inter
rogated her. She replied calmly
Don't be afflicted. have only sen,
two angels to heaven .-and then en-
deavored TO make her husband sympa
thize with her insane satisfaction.
IT IS remarkable that she allowed a
third child, which had been given her
to nurse. to sleep peacefully IN its era
die, without attempting to iniure it,
She gave as her reason, that this child
did not belong to her, and therefore.
she did not consider herself bound to
take the same trouble for its salvation,
as she did for that of her own thus re-
serving her cruel care tor her own of
spring, and preserving maternal par
iIality amid the sad wreck of intellect.
and the horrible perverson of feeling"
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Al agrerd tha' nothing could b,
;n"e inIsres''hg-eaeh nsg successive
~ took tie lead. ketprg their frenJ .
vibrating with ho?e aid tear. fnd lea,
NJ q, Doubtful 20 tic last moment
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-11-03
SATURDAYS Race.

The purse at 500, fcur mile bo,,,
was Won on Saturday by the vlrs,,,
horse TIlHe. who came out sheaJ
two successive heats. The first ls..
was run IN 8 minutes. and tie seq
IN minutes and 50 seconds. Amo.
the competitors for the purse. ~.
Black Maria. who won the Post ga.
on Wednesday.
The tro,,ing Match was won !,
Top Gallant. who gained the first an
third heats. The second heat vas ws,
by Terror.
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The empty .pated individual, who
suffers himself TO be persuaded by the
possession of wealth that he j. a tip
above the vulgar, is the enSicd posses.
ser Of brains weak enough 20 be crszed
By the swallowing Of a thinblefuIl Of
the weakest kind Vt teddy.
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VARIETIES.

Itisa great misfortune not to have
mind enough to speak well, nor
judgment enough to be silent
Heace the origin Of every imperii.
pence.
The FIRST confederation with a
knave, is how to help himself, and
the second, how to do il With an ap.
pearanee Of helping you.
The glory Of some men is to have
wrliten we'll, Of others not to have
written al all.
None are so fond Of secrets, a.
those who do not mean to keep them;
Zach persons oovet secrets ss a
spendthFit ooVe,s money, for the
pefpose Of circulation.
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SPORTING IMTELL1anmcE.
From tl,e BaIumorc Pa,rio, Of Oct %.

From III. Baltimore Patriot of Oct 81
CENTRAL CoURSE-FUs, DAVIS Race.
Five horses started vesterda, for the
purse Of three hundred dollars. two
mile heats. yiz:-Mr. Craig's Virginia
Taylor Mr.. Stevens Celeste Mr.
Seldon's Malinds Mr.. Parker Ba
chelor aud DIR. Minge's Gen Brooke
The first heat was won by Maiinda -
In the second heat. Virginia Taylor
came out ahead. The third heat wa.
contested by Virginia Taylnr and Ba q.
chelor only. the other three horses
having been withdrawn; it was also
won by Virginia Taylor.
RESULT OF FIRST DAY
:, Iaht edh',. sd hit
Mr.. Craig sb.f. NirginiaTaylor. 4
MIR Parkrr's b. <. Bachelor,
MFR Steven. ca. E. Celeste, dis.
DIR Minge's br. {. Gcn. Brooke, 5 dis
Time, 1st heat, sm. 56s.-2d heat, SIN. SIS
sd heat, SIN 5"s.-pursc taken by Mr. Craig.
The first day went of with univcr.
sal satisfaction. The utmost order
prevailed, not a single attempt wa
made wiifully to violate The rules If
the Club, and not a single occurrence
tran-rircd TO offend The most fastidiou-
The decorum which prevailed through
cut was highly credl,sbIe alike t. the
city aud the Club. Not less than 900
gentlemen dined ~ tive Club House.
M spirit well calculated TO sugges,
the toast that ION the Central Course
all sectional feelings must be lost
SECOND DAYS RACE.
We learn that about ten thousand
people were present on the course
Yesterday, to witness the great race for
the Post Sweep Stakes Of $1,000, four
mile heats. Six horses started in the
first heat. ,iz:-Mr. Craig's Virginia
Taylor; Col. Wynn James Cropper;
DR.. hinges Eliza Rely; Mr.. Steven.
Black Maria; Gen. Irvine's Busiris 4:
and Col. Whites Collier. The heat
was won by Virginia Taylor, the horses
coming out IN the order stated below.
When the signal for the second heat
was given, but five horses appeared.
ElIza Kelley having been Withdrawn /;
ilis heat was won by Black Maria,snd
Bus'ris was distanced. For the third
hes, there remained therefore, but four
horses TO contend (; in this heat Black
Maria Mr.. Stevens ~. York matel
Vas again the winner, aud Of course
took the purse. In this heat, James
Chopper WAS d,stsnoed.
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which wosId bear or the palm Of .
~ The result Was A. follow.
Isl =. SIb. IN.
W Johnson's Annette. )
J. &. stevens O'K,il, s
ID. NnR.'s slizs Rely. =
tti hates Restless,
a.Stlden's Sparrow b.3k.4
Time, LIT heat. e m. , sec II
, m. 81 sec Sd ht. ) IN. 50 sec.
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Alter the above race, a Match Race.
two mile heats. Tor $1,000, took place
between MI. Stevens 6Ily Screaner.
and Mr.. Moody's 6ny Tr,Re-both
three years old. The heats Werr yer,
closely contested, the horses being
well matched. They we're both won
by Ifiile, tie Wig sls horse.
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AI.EGAL PARODY.


Oh TnE lArE bkcLAhArtoN OF INbkrkNDINcI
The following petition Cor . divorce va. FIJI.
in the Office az thc clerk u the Suprvsn- Co,nt O,
this kos-) County, At the Jun. term, ~ 1921 b,
distinguished lawyer of this town. II is prop,.r
that should lser, state. that To thu. ps,ttics,
regular de"'nrrer ~as hied:--Hut upon sol. ann
argument il Was ovc,rulcd b, the eou't and ia,
petition, though exceedingly H,ugur in its style
md phraseo'og,, Was nevertheless, fully sustained
a,.d the parties i,gaii, Divorced by The court
We publish ~ a. = L,gai literary oiUsos,fr, in m,
belief that IL uili prove ~ amusing 10 the public
gcncrsll,, As IL has been interesting to us
Sci5tG Ga-c.ts
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Death. Tong extended realms and ruefol x,.,
Where ssnght but silence rrign,. and M M,
DIRK nieLt,
bark n va, chaos, err. the infant sun
iisd ,red hrs o-ams sthwat the gloom p
tound."
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wee enjoyed tl.c pleasure Of personal 49,
ance with the lady whose character is y, ,ee
portrayed in the following article, AMI m,-
our regrets With those of her bcreaved friend,
From fhe .Nanouai Intclige1cr,.
ON ruE DEATH OF MRS. SARAH FIIlD-
(uITE OF JON NATHAN sLLfory
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MATLm RACE InR slrn

~ he-'' Sm- 's.--ed heat s'". iis--sd
Wilmington expositor. (Wilmington, Del.) 1831-18??, 1831-12-16
MEssAGh

from the PREsIpENT OF THE UNITED STATES
to both Houses Of Congress, at the com,
mencement Of the First Session OF the ssd
Congress.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-05-27

those whu made TINS patiVc movement, the cape
dcncy Of digcsng plan of action before tho day
Chat when TIE people meet, that may
done in crowd and hurry, which reCu
elaboration.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-05-27

A. The Globe ofWcdGesd
Inns tho following aIlncSser--.> - -
that The President in this Official con-. >--a
insists that Gov Branch resigned AS ms trends here
torcsuw, Judge White declines. Nlcssrs. Livingston
and Woodbury. before all be over, VIII wish they had
followed the wise example As Judge White bogs of, it
IS thought that the Hero may direct his eyes hthcrwOrd
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s. s. Ggs ~ @egU Sa ts60s
ET5asy egsoa'ssiRg. .EEGy 81.
FROM ENGLAND.

Tho Milton ut New y ork, brings intelligence from
London TO the 18th Of Apriltwo lays later, but
later from France Poland, and except the letter III
the London Times from Warsaw, contains little into
rest Tiu lettcrdcscrptivc Of Polish patriotism and
hcrosm, and of Russian barbarity-vil be read with
mingled sensations.