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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-10-23
P0ETESY Y.
Mrcn YKr RrmAiNs uNsuNa."
TIME I,IIHrE CO.T.rACp c,p,s

THE THREE COTTAGE GIRLS.
How elc>t tho maid who's" heart, yetitoo
From Loves uneasy sovereignty,
Beats with fancy running high
Ter simple cares II magnify;
Whom Labour, never urged to toll,
Hath CHERISHED on hsathiul soil
N w no Knows not pomp, who needs not Polfj
askancc upon her pretty self
Kefceted IN some chtysial brook;
Whom grief has sparcd-whU sheds
But IN sweet pity; aud can hear
Anothor's praise from envy clcuT
Such but o lavish Nature why
That dark uniathOmOblc ego,
Wheie Turks u spirit that replies
10 stillest mood OF soncSt skies,
Yet hints at peace to he o'cithrown,
Another's-hIst aud then her own?
Such, haply, yon ItNIAN Maid,
Our Iady's loRgard Votaress,
Hating beucath the chcsnut shade
To accomplish thcro her lovclincss:
Nice aid maternal fingers lend;
A sister serves with Stacker hand
Thcn gtering like star, she joins the fos,al bandi
How blcst (if truth may entertain
Coy fancy with holder strain)
Tho HeLvErtAN Girl-who daily braves,
In her light skin, tho tossing waves,
And quits the bOsom OF the deep
Only To climb tho rugged steep
Say whence that modula,od shout
from Wood Dymph Of Dana's throng ?
OF gddy Bacchanals belong2
Jubilant cutlery rock and glado
Resounded-but the voice oboyd,
Tho voice of an Holvctian Maid.
Her beauty dazzles the thick wood;
Her courage nnirnates the flood
Her step the elastic green sward meets
Returning unreiuctant sweets;
The mountains (as yc hoani) rejoice
Aloud, sgiuted by her voice
Blitho Paragon OF Alpine grace
lie rs thou art-tor through thy veins
The blood of Heroes its faco
And noby wilt thou brook the chains
That, for the virtuous, life prepares
Tho fottors which the Mntron wears;
The Patriot Mothers weight of anxious oarcs
Sweet HfcHLA Np Girl 4! n very shower
or beauty was thy earthly dowcf,'
When thou didst pass before my eyes,
Gay Vision under sullen skies,
While hope and love around thee play'd
Near the rough falls OF Inversnoyod
limo cannot thin thy flowing hair
Nor take ono ray oC light from thee;
For in my fancy thou dost share
The gift otimmortay;
Nnd there shall bloom with thee allied
The Votnrcss by Lugauo's side;
And that intrepid Nymph, on Urls steep deserted!
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N AND AND NEGROES FOR SALE-Pursuant 10
~ Decree OF the County Court OF Hanover, Of the
10Th oil this month"; in suit in Chsncery depending said
Court between Robt Wade and others plaintiffs and Spots
wood Logon, Detendant-will be sold public to
the highest bidder at the late residence of Mrs Susanna
deceased near the Old Church, in the lower end of
the said county OF Hanover Thursday the first day Of
November next If fair il not, the next fair ,ay the
Tract OF Land belonging to the estate OF Robert Wade
decd, which the said Susanna resided at the time
OF her death, containing 2ss acres be the same more
or less-and also seven negroes, consisting of men
ana women, some OF whom very valuable. The
land will be sold for the purchase money bear interest
from the sale, and payable in two aud three equal
nuai payments-the purchaser TO give bonds with APP
proved security, 10 those entitled TO dsributonand also
Deed OF Trust the land--And the ne groes OH nine
months credit except for much may be necessary
to pay the costs OF the decree, and of the execution
thereof, which must be cash. The purchasers to give
bonds with approved security. p. STREET,
Sept. 30. TI2-wtdsl Commits sioner
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NOIlCE.-The subscriber having leased that well
~ known stand, the WAsHINGroN TAVERN, aud its
having undergone thorough repair at a considerable
pence IS now ready to accommodate travellers. II use
less to say any thing about the situation Of the house. as
II IS so well known can only say, that the house is in
better condition now than II has been since il was
FIRST built III my old friends, and the public generally
will give me CALL will try and give them satisfaction
October 49, [l6-2w1 JOHN TALIMAN
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NoIlCE.-Ihe subscriber respectfully informs his
friends and the public generally that he will con-
hnue TO transact General Commission Business and
attend particularly 10 the sale of tobacco. Having for the
last hve years sold all the tobacco consigned TO Mr. An
drew Sweeny he hopes to be avoured with that branch
OF business by Mr.. Swecny's old friends From manv
10 exert himself to the utmost to advance the Interest of
those who may favor him with their business he hopes
TO receive liberal share Of public patronage
Richmond, October o. Ili-lml Gil FOX
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NDUCATION-The school at my residence, near
~ Cumberland Court House. will commence LIST Of =
vember, and continue until the last Of April The course
Of instruction will be thorough one embracing the Eng
sh Latin and Greek Languages, Mathematics, History
Geography and Composition Special attention will be paid
to the moral character and habits Of the youth entrusted
TO my Board be had in very respectable mi-
lies, near the school accommodate or boarders
in my family.
TERMs.-For board including beds, lights, &C. S5l 90
Tuition, Languages and Mathematics, IS 90
English branches, ~ 90
for the session Of six months to be paid in advance Those
who wish their sons to board with me- will please inform,
me, early practicable. that the necessary arrange.
mens may be made Address the subscriber Cumberland
Court-Hou WILLIAM N PAGE
Cumberland, Sept 2S. 45-w4w
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HPROWN STOUT AND LONDON PORTER-
Received few days since, via New York so casks
Hibberrs Brown Stout and London Porter quart and
pint bottles; also 10 baskets Champagne Comet brand
for sale. C.. & C. f. Warwick
October H. 45-2vvs
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YOUNG BEDFORD FOR SALE.-Ho is a dark bay
II three years old last May five feet two inches bgR
and hhely proporoned gotten by Tariff of Bedford
mare raised by the late Capt George Dabnev of Hapo-
yer. Apply 10 Mr.. VIM. ID. Taylor, or Mr.. James Fos-
tame Mr. Taylor has satisfactory statement in relation
to the pedigree OF the Dam of Young Bedford furnished
by Mr.. Chswell Dabney of Amherst
August 2l T3I-tf1 EDM'D FONTAINF
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BOSTON TYPE And STEREOTYpE FoINnRY

BOSTON TYPE AND STEREOTYPE FOUNDRY.
81 and 80 Congress street, Boston,
HINokNlSti Printing Types, Presses of all kinds Prn-
Ii ters furniture, Prouts and other Ink, Papcr-and all
articles used in the Printing busness-The above Foun-
dry are also extensively engaged in sereotypng are
prepared 70 execute works OF any magnitude, the
ermsOrders addressed 10 ;c subscriber AGENT for the
Cooperation, will be promptly attended TO-
Oct. 9. 14l- JOHN q ROcEpc
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October Z:

EN- CONCENTRATIONS Rules holden in
d the Clerks Office of the Circuit Superior Court of
Law and Chancery, for the county of Buckingham ON
Monday, the first day of October 1882:
James Scott executor OF John Leslie, decd who was
executor, Sc OF Robert Craig, deceased, and Daniel Call
as receiver, &c. Pitts
against
Thomas Paeson and Sarah s. hs wife, Maria Couch
Thomas A. Winfrey, john s. Winfrey, Ell Baloyye and
Sarah his wife, Samuel Wnfrey, William Baowe and Eli.
zabeth his wife, Charles A. Scott, William Anderson Will
liam turner Mary Ann Turner Julia Turner Robert
Turner, Sarah Turner, Ellen Turner, John Turner and
James Turner the only heirs OF Fleming Turner decd
aud George Booker and John Forbes, Trustees Dens
The defendants Thomas Paeson and Sarah S. his wife
Maria a. Couch, Thomas A. Winfrey, John S. Wnlrey
Eli Ballowe and Sarah his wife, Samuel Wney William
Balowe and Elizabeth his wife, having entered their
appearance and given security according the Act of AS
sembly and the rules of this Court appearing by
satisfactory evidence, that they not inhabitants of this
country Ills ordered that the said absent defendants do
appear here the first day of the next April term and
answer the bill of the Plaintiffs and that copy this or
der be forthwith inserted in some newspaper published in
the city OF Richmond for two months successively and
posted at the front door OF the Court House Of this county
Copy. Teste, X. ELDRIDGE, G. G. S. G..
October 10. 47-wSw
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YBtO TAlLORS.-A Man OF the above business, whC
II can come well recommended, will find first rate
stand at Milton, Albcmarle, Va.
October 49, E47-6tl VIM. j. PETIT, p. NJ
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Instead Of charging This suns C,cich had actually been
pnid) upon The profits Of The first x months the Direcio-
~ divided IL into ten equal p1rs, and charged only ST.
0l6 II upon that dividend and like proportion on the
nine succeeding dividends, producing deficiency 10 the
capital Of sS7l ,237 ~.
specie imported S2O972I 16, none Of which wa,
charged TO the profits Of the bank aud was paid
out Of the capital
The bonus 81 800 900, paysblo third in Janua.
~ 1919, rdiD January 1920, aud bird IN Janua-
~ 1921. This sum the SPECTATORS Directory charged
upon profits Of The Bank the Of S15 900 every
six months On the LIST January 1872 this charge amount.
ed TO $50 900 which deducted from $500 0O0 e $780,
GOO Of The bonus then due 10 be paid out Of the capital
On the Is Of January ~ o. s5OOOOO more Of the bonus
became due; and 800 600 only charged upon the
profits The balance of alIO 600 was paid Of the cspts
So, in January, 1921, 40 900 more Of the bonus was
paid out Of the piil The lhv- paid
Of the bonus follows, viz
January, 1919, 1920 900
1920, 40 600
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FHNANERN at Boydt0n for rent sale.-I purpose
ID renting Tavern Establishment at Boydton, Meek
enburg court House, consisting of convenient houses sta
oes garden &c convenient and productive farm with
IN one mile oil the Tavern may be taken with the premises
will accommodate any person. The terms will be
bic and perfectly accommodating 10 the time of paw
en Mr. Alexander Boyd is tho present occupant of this
establishment but he will leave il the 18th iay of De-
cemOer next have TO remark that there one other
Tavern at the places that the County of Mecklenburg is
large and wealthy, and that Randolph Macon College a
large institution, is within mile of the Tavern I
Shory expect to make repairs about the establish
meht. am anxious TO sell Tract of Land about four
miles east OF Boydton called the "Mne Tract " con,,
ing 939 acres, which is mostly of moderate SOIL but finely
numbered with pine and oak. This tract will be divided
required by purchasers terms accommodating as TO price
and credit For terms, apply 10 Mr. Beverly Sydnor re-
sldent at Boydon, or Mr. William Penick, my agent who
Is IN the habit OF attending Mecklenburg Courts Early
application is indispensable. JAMES BRUCE
October q A2-utDoc
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The parties interested, hereby notified that have
appointed the fifth day of November next for commenc
ing the settlement directed by the foregoing order of Court
on which gay by III O'clock A. M. they required
attend at Powhatan Courthouse with their papers Sc
ready for examination. JOHN w. DANCE; Comr
Octooer e 42-w1w
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TENRUST SALE.--By virtue Of Deed of Trust, exc
n cuted to us by Carter r. Bradley, Of the county of
Buckingham, bearing date the Goth Of April, 1929 and
admitted 10 record in Cumberland county, the 22d dav
OF the same month, for the purpose Of securing 10 Daniel
mcCornck, OF Prince Edward, the payment Of sum of
money in the said Deed mentioned; we the undersioned
Trustees, either Of u.s. will sell al public auction for
ready money, H the town Of Cartersve before McCovs
Hotel, Saturday, the 10th day Of November next all
the said Bradeys portion interest Lagatee Of land
negroes money, debts, belonging the estate Of his
tather, William Bradley, decd.
JOHN G.. DANIEL, D.
VIM. +. RANDOLPH, 3 trustees
Oct TO- H--w3w
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n cult Court, September III, 1892:
Thomas c. Bowles and Mary his wife, and Eliza A.
Sewelfa and Martha f. Sewe, the said Eliza A. and Mar
una r. being infants under the age OF 81 years. by Geo.
d. moody their next iriend, Plaintiffs
against
William Cox, admir- of Martha Cox, deceased, Gusta-
vus " Clarke exor. of James Clarke deed, who was
Sheriff OF Powha,an county, and such admir- of Oba
dah Lockeu deceased and Edward Moseey, late Sheriff
oil Powhatan and such admir- dc bons of the said
Ooauinh i.ockeu deceased, Defendants
The order OF publication heretofore awarded i'm this
cause against the defendant William Cox, admir- Mar
ina Cox, deceased appearing have been duly
hereupon this cause this day heard upon
the BILL which has been regularly taken for confessed
TO the defendant James Clarkes exor upon the ex
hios hed, and argued by counsel, in consideration
Whereof the Court doth order, that the defendant, M
Cox do render account OF his administration of the cs
tate oil Martha Cox, deceased, before John w. Dance
commissioner OF this Court and the Court doth further
ORDER that the defendant Gustavus " Clarke render an
account OF his tesator James Clarkes administration Of
the estate oil Obadiah Lockett, decd before the same
Commissioner, who is hereby directed examine state
ana settle the said several accounts, and make report
thereof TO the Court with any matters specially stated
deemed pertinent by himself which may be required
by the parties, or either OF them, TO be so stated.
ACopy. Teste, VIM. s. DANCE, G.
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Y AND FOR SALE.-My Tract of Land in South
ampon county heretofore advertised in the ENQUIRER
Tor sale is still unsold 1T will be sold on an extended
credit and upon the most liberal terms For particulars
those disposed TO purchase referred my brother
Lewis C. Irezvant, residing in the vicinity of the Land
october D. li3l JAMES TREZVANT
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By The Lieutenant Governor IF The state Of Virginia
A PROCLAIM ATION.

ny "c tSttUttHoJh COCcfHOF 81 me S0tc Of IuQltd,
A PROCLAMATION.
AW HEREAS il has been made known TO the Execu-
w tive, that the Malignant Asiatic Cholera has
made is appearance in the Penitenary Of this State
Now, therefore, !, Wyndham Roberson Lieutenant Go,
vernon, acting in the absence Of the Governor from tho
Seat Of Government have thought fl 10 issue this procla
nation, requesting the Shedhs Of the several counties
throughout the STATE to delay bringing to the Penenary
any conycts they may have in charge 10 con-
6nement therein, for the space Of thirty days from the
date hereof
Given under my hand and under the Lesser
lSEAL.I Seal Of the Commonwealth, at Richmond,
this 18th day Of September, 1882
(SigneO WYNDHAM ROBERTSON.
october q 42-w4w
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n N observation-disclosures. rules held i'm the
n Clerks Office OF the Circuit Superior Court of Law
aud Chancery, for Mccklenburg county, on the first Mon
day in September, 1882:
James B. jones' sheriff and administrator with Tho mill
annexed oil Powell Shelton, dec'd Richard Wooon Pol
ly Wooton, Thomas Overon, administrator of Powell
Mootton decd; also, Susan Wooton, widow of the said
Powell WoottoD, and John Wooton, William Wootton and
Powell Wootton, children Of the said Powell Wooton Inv
Thomas Overton, their next friend, Plaintiffs,
against
Peter Bailey, administrator with the will annexed Of
samuel Wooon, Sen, Joseph b. Cause, Samuel Woot-
ton, and George W. Bamc, (his secues;) also the said
Samuel Wootton, Martha Tanner, Samuel Wootion Jr
David Z. Wootton, John Wootton VIM. Daniel Jr and
Elizabeth his wife, -- Coleman and Nancy his wife
ana William Wootton; also, WIN. SHELTON, and Ephran
Allen and Martha his wife, and Samuel Daniel Henry
all and Sarah his wife, Elizabeth Daniel, James Clarly
and Ritter his wife, Walter Daniel and John Daniel and
Martha Wall widow of Frederick Wall decd Dofts
The defendants, Peter Bailey, George w. Brame Mar
tina Tanner, David c. Wooton VIM. Daniel Jr and Eli
Laheth bis vile, - Coleman and Nancy his wife
William Wootton, William Skclion Ephram Allen and
Martha his wife, Samuel Daniel, Henry Wall and Sarah
his wife, Elizabeth Daniel, James Cary aud Ritter his
vile, Walter Daniel John Daniel, and Martha WALL wi
dow oil Frederick Wall, decd, not having entered their
appearance according TO the act Assembly and the rules
OF TINS Courts and appearing from satisfactory evidence
that they not inhabitants oil this State on the motion
OF the plaintiffs, by Richard H. Baptist their attorney il
Is ordered, that the said defendants do appear here al rules
10 be holden for the said Court at the Clerks office thereof
on The hrst Monday in January next, and answer the
plaintiffs bills and that copy of this order be inserted
In some newspaper printed in the city of Richmond or
posted at The front door of the Court House of the said
county. copy.-Tcste,
j. j. DAILY, ID. C. NJ. c. S. G. LC
OctoDer z. 42-wSw
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n NHRlSTlANSVILLE RACES.-The races ov err tho
" Chrisilansville Course will commence on TUESDAY,
9th day oil November next, and continue FIVE days.
FIRST DAY-Propretors Purse, 5000, mile heats,
entrance $l5
SECOND DAY-Jockey Club Purse, $780, 3 mile heats;
entrance 800
THIRD DAY-Bal. Jockey Club Subscription, $500,
mile heats; entrance Sl5.
FOURTH DAT-Handcap Purse, 500, mile heats.
best III o; entrance $l5, TO be added TO purse.
FIFTH DAY--A colt race 500 entrance, mile heats:
or more TO make race; subscription closed on the even
ing preceding first days race-Also saddle race and
gate money OF that days free for any horse that
wona purse; oil $40 entrance-money hung up without
discount.
The Proprietor would inform the amateurs of the turf
Gas his tract is ncw that he has spared neither pains nor
money in rendering the whole convenient and comorta-
be To the public he would say, his accommodation ars
large RICHARD G. PIJRYEAR Proprie,or
September 20. 4O-td.
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IN RY-VIRGINIA.-ln Powhatan Coun-
II ty Court, September 18Th, 1892:
Benjamin Bernard and George b. Moody and Ann III.
his wife, formerly d nm III. Scott, Plaintiffs
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IN CHANCERY-V1RGtNI rules holden i'm
"a the Clerks Office OF the Circuit Superior Court of Law
and Chancery for the county OF Hanover, the Sd day
OF September, 1892:
OF Amanda Mallory decd committed for administers
ton, Plaintiff
against
John Kimbrough, jr. and Geo. Mason, Defendants
The Defendant, John Kmbrough jr not having enter
ed his appearance and given security according the Act
OF Assembly and the Rules Of This Court appearing
to the satisfaction of the Court that he an nhabant
OF this country, IL is ordered that the said Defendant do
appear here at the Rules to be holden in the Clerks Of
flee Of the said Court in the month Of December ne xt and
answer the Plaintiffs billand that copy Of this order
he forthwith inserted in newspaper published in tho
city OF Richmond, for two months successivey and fat
another copy be posted the front door Of the Court house
Of This county. Copy.-Teste
PHILIP 70. WINSTON, elk
october D. 43-wSw
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his wife, formerly ann II. Scott, plaintiffs
against
John Bernard David Bernard, Francis Bernard Jacob
Bernard, Judith FOurnoy, formerly Judith Bernard Re-
becca Porter formerly Rebecca Bernard Mary Ann Har-
rison once Mary Ann Bernard, and VIM. Crunp Sheriff
of the county of Powhaan and admir- de bonis non of
WIN. bernard, deceased, Defendants
This day came the pl1intGs by their attorney, and
hled their bill against the defendants, praying for of
tract OF Land in this comfy, late the property of VIM
Bernard, deceased and for division of the proceeds
among his heirs, and the defendant William Crulnp She
ri oil Powhatan and admir- de bonis OF The said VIM
Bernard, decd. having filed his TO the said bill
and the other defendants not having their appear
ance aud given security, according the act Of Assem-
bly, and the rules Of this Court; aud it appearing TO the
satisfaction OF the Court that they not inhabitants of
This Commonwealth, on the motion of the plaintiffs by
their Attorney is ordered that the said defendants do ap-
pear here or before the third Wednesday in Decenl-
Der next, and answer the Plaintiffs BILL and that copy
OF This order he forthwith inserted in some newspaper
published in the city Of Richmond and continued for two
months snccessively, and that another copy be posted up
at the door OF the Courthouse OF this county.
Copy. Teste, VIM. s. DANCE, elk
ociober z. 42--wSw
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Col Duncan and Capt VIM. Linn, lust arrived from ST.
Louis, inform they met Cen Scott and suite at Mr.
Shorts tavern the bank of the river on Monday
morning, where they had arrived from Rock Island with
Gov Reynolds and part OF the command on SUNDAY eve
ming Col D., our informant, had not the pleasure of
seeing Gov Reynolds lac had departed for Belevle on
the evening OF his arrival, but informed that he was
in good health and spirits There had been no deaths bv
cholera among the troops at Fort Armstrong for upwards
Of days Dr. Smith, the surgeon attached to the suit OF
the General assured Col d. that this complaint was por-
feciy under the control OF medicine ftakcn in time When
the premonory symptoms made their appearance caornel
in doses OF i've grains given every hour until il ope-
rated upon the secretion Of The liver and when the
was so great as TO carry OF the caome an injection of
tea-spoOnul Of laudanum in pint of warm wafer was
resored to- and further was made of opium in anv
shape.
Cen Scott did not think proper 10 publish the treaty At
large made with the several tribes of Indians AZ Ronk
land, but gave Col. d. the following information:
treaty formed with the Winnebagoes at Fort Arm
strong, between Cen Scott and Governor REYNOLDS and
the Chiefs and warriors of that nation on the 18th ulfmo
the principal features Of which were that tho
goes cede TO the United States all their lands living south
aud OF the Wisconsin and the Fox river of Green Raw.
and in part consideration, the IT, States grant TO the Win
nebagoes part OF the country the west side of e Mis-
sissippi, known The neutral ground being 40 miles on
that river and running about as miles TO the Fast
Branch OF Red CEDAR the exchange take place next
But the country coded is more extensive and valuable
than that granted, the u States are to pay the Wnneba
goes 900 annually for 81 years. and to erect school
for the educaonof Indian children for n years the an
nua cost OF which is not TO exceed three thousand dollars
The United States make tho following allowances for
tho support Of s1 agncuuralsts, the purchase Of IL