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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-12-20

On Private Land Claims -Mcssrs Johnson. O
Tennessee, Coke Stanberry, Mardis, Carr, Ballard
and Ashley.
On Manufactures. -Mcssrs Adams Hoffman
Lewis Condict, Finday, Horn, Worthington, nnt
Barbour of Virginia.
On ACCOMMODATIONS. Root, Mccoy, of vir.
GINA, Smith Of Penn. Chandler, Wheeler, .McCoy
of Penn. and Tompkins.
On Indian Affairs-Messrs Lewis, Thomson
ofGeorgia, Angel, S,orss, Lecompte Kennon and
Hawkins.
On Military Affairs Mcssrs. Johnson of
Vance, Blair, of s. c. Speight, Adair Ward and
Thomas of Louisiana.
On Naval Affairs.--Messrs. Anderson White
of New York, Milligan, Watmough, Patton, Dear
born and Lansing.
On Foreign Affairs-Mcssrs. Archer, Everett,
Of Mass. Taycr, Crawford, Barnwcll, Wayne Tho
mas of Maryland.
On Territories. Kerr, Creighton, VIII
iams, Huntington, Allan of Kentucky, Potts and
John King
On Revolutionary Pensions.-M cssrs. Hub
bard, isaecks, Denny Pendcton, Butcher, Souc and
Choate
On Invalid Pensions Messrs. Burgess, Ford
Evans Of Maine, Reed Of New York ,Dewsrt, Slade
and souihard.
On Roads and Csnals.-Messrs. Mercer, Blair,
Jewett.
On Rsvisal md Unfinished Business - Messrs
Reed of Mass. Bouck and Sas Condt
On Accounts. -Mcssrs Bergen Burd and Hod-
ses.
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POETICAL.
From the Lonttoat British HagGs inc.
A PLACE OF REST.

From the London British Magazine
PLACE OF REST.
Veep not thou heaven ard pilgrim here, upon
whose changefu! way
The gloom Of many care is thrown, where'er thy
feet may stray -
Within whose hcast some tender pulse must echo
unto pain,
when tried by this ineonsant world whose bright.
est dreams are vain
syenp not though DER the living glow of pleasures
gorgeous wreath,
Yates swift and eddying whirlwinds sweep the
sranng cloud of death
For endless raptufrs will be thine IN mansions OF
the best,
Where the wicked cease from troubling, and the
weary al rest"
vrlon nus, bend unto the chastencr here, and see
TIC deeply loved,
Trs pare and beautiful of earth, by early death re-
moved
Thou must feel !! oppressive thraldom Of thy pri-
son house of clay,
Till thy letters all aie broken, and Thy spirit soars
away
Thou m Isl mark on many bliShted check the au-
tunnal milews cling,
Thou must bow beneath Times shadowy freWn
when SHOWS on his wing,
Till the bright and golden streets of heaven are by
tn feet mprcssed-
W ae,s. tie wicked cease from troubling, and the
weary Are st rest"
flnw many 1owers will rise end bloom, their flood
Of sweets to pour
Across the mazcs thy way, that earth may not
restor~,
How many fond eyes full Of love will in the grave
he hid.
How wil! tao col ], funeral pail lie on each folded
lid
Tho, N ,,t pile the vac's remorseless clod upon
each pallld brow,
Thou vii, list the ciaun Of winds at eve, in the dark
cypress bong HI
Till with pale and deluged cheek, and with a
yenrning breast,
Thou wilt long for pinions of dove, to soar and
be at rest!
Yet II is bu, for moment, and thy trials are all
past,
Ani ttcn-,ron the cmpyreal air, thy spirit wings
are cast!
rdea The bonds of earth will suner; and thine eur
VIII drink the song
>Nnch swels anbrosial pastures green, and chrys-
tai waves along:
Thou wilt join the los, and lovely that have gone
before to God,
IN a Glad continual city, by the carth's redeemed
ones ,rol;
Where each angels p,nnes are folded Ger peace
fu brow and breast
" Where the wicked cease from troubling, aho ihe
weary arc at rest.
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VIII not know which to take " Not So" rcplio,
ne, and immediately added, " Of Carrollton.
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TERMS.

Tar Al per anunap. payable Ia advance. MOL sub
49, a. viii BE- received for less time than six months
will b. discontinued but at the discretion Of
ssc Ed,or.l na.ii all .,rsa "a are paid.
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pr Those from distance must be paid for pre-
mai, insertion, the payment assumed by
~o' '.a.;,Js person in Lynchburg.
au letters addressed to tho Editors be post paid
~ ,l,ey will not BIO attended TO.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-04-03
SHANpY HILL, Sept. 81, 1881. Apri


At AND & NEGROES FOR SALE.--By virtue of a
"a decree OF Powhatan county court, will be offered
for sale, the premises, at the late residence of Col
Rchd Mo5cey, decd in the county OF Powhatan (seyen
miles below the court house, and mile south of the
Flat Rock Tavern) on Thursday the 18th day of April
next Chat being the day after April Powhaan court the
tract OF land of which the said Moseey died possessed
containing about $50 acres, which there is a good
dwelling house AMI all other necessary houses su
cient TO accommodate large family, and spring of
cccnt water in the yard This healthy desirable
situation The land lies WE'LL about one-ioufh in woods
and the cleared land fresh and in good heart for cultivation
within % miles OF the city of Rchmond-A credit until
the 9Th day OF February, 1885, will be given for one half
OF the purchase money; and for the balance, credit
til the 9Th day OF February, 1884, the purchaser giving
bonds with approved security, and deed of trust the
land, to secure their payment-At the same time and
place, will be sold, upon credit until the Sth day Of Fc-
brary 1882 twenty twenty five negroes consist
ing Of six men, boys and girls and children and
perhaps likely any Of the number in Virginia
and of good character; the purchaser give bond with
approved security for the payment Of purchase money
JOS b. DAVIS, Contr
and .adn.or Of Rich'd .noseley decd
March 30. 106--tds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-04-03
Cleveland.

YHyHE IMPORTED HORSE CLEVELAND, will
E stand the present the south end of Trens
BRIDGE near the town of Manchester, in the county OF
Chesterfield, at Toenty Dollars the season. to be dis
charged by the payment Of fifteen within the season,
which will close LIST of July.
This fine Stallion is the property Of Admiral Sir Isaac
Coffin, and has been procured by the subscriber for the
present only, after which he will be returned to
the agent of his owner, Boston.
Cleveland is dark bay with black legs and tall
He is hands high and years old, Of fine
FORM and doubt if there is any Stallion in Virginia pos
sessng equal bone muscle and sinew lie Is said to be
Of the finest breed OF horses used in England for harness.
of the Of Eastern Virginia (Which all partake
less of the blood soc) with this horse, is cacuat-
ed to produce most valuable breed for the draft and the
saddle.
Clerefand was sent TO hc United States ia 1929 by his
owner to improve the breed Of horses in Massachusetts
where informed his colts (somc Of them three year;
old next grassO are amongst the finest in the Union.
Mares sent 10 this horse will have the range Of o
the best pastures in This part Of the country, grdtiso
will be abundantly fed grain, at 25 cents day A
faithful agent employed, who will every precauoI
against escapes and accidents but the subscriber will
| he responsible should any occur +. G. MAYO.
Richmond, March TO- 99-if
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-04-03

ENTITY DOLLARS REWARD.--Ran away from the
~ Deep Run Coal Pits, the 9th inst negro man
named PLEASANT. He is about % years Of age, s
feet 10 inches high, of light complexion, fore tooth
out, and has very deep natural dent in his forehead
purchased him OF Mr. Jacob Smiths estate i'm Henrico
county. lie had black broadcloh coat and good fur
hat.
is suspected that he has procured free papers All
persons orewarned against barbong carrying the
above negro out OF the Sate under the penalties Of the
law.
Fifty Dollars Reward will be paid for his apprehension
il taken OF the Sate and twenty dollars if taken in
the State, secured in any JAIL so that get him
again. -ZACHARlAH MAGRUDER
March Is. [I01-t0
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-04-03

ENDIAN QUEEN HOTEL, formerly Heskell's and
Ill late III. Wades, No. 15 South Fourth Street between
Market and Chestnut Streets Philadelphia is kept by
b. DUKE, who has, at considerable expense, made such
improvements to the House will insure comfort and
venencc TO his Bodrders and Lodgers. This House is
well known that it needs but little description, being
central to the principal Mercantile Houses in Market St,
the Post Office Banks and public placein Chestnut street.
The Proprietor solcits the attention of Merchants and
Travellers to his establishment and rests his claims to their
patronage, his efforts for their comfort and accommoda
ton. March 8. 9S-1m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-04-03

WEIR. JOHN FAILING :-Sir--As you are not a resi-
Iva dent of Virginia, take notice, That the Bird day
of the Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chancery, to
be held in the county Of Scott Virginia, in September
next shall ask that Court to mpanne Jury for the pur
pose of asceraning the truth of statement of facts which
have filed in the Office of said Court against you, and
which expect to ask the next General Assembly of Vr
gnia for divorce from you for therein set FORTH
when and where you may attend, if you choose.
March 10. [I0l-Swsl DELLA FAILING.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-04-03

Oh q mn REwARD.--I will give for the securing
I'D n wv Of PETER and JACOB, in any Of the
jas in the counties adjoining Petersburg and Richmond,
enc hundred doiasor If either should be taken separate
iy fifty dollars purchased Peter OF Mr. Marcus Arms-
tcad OF Petersburg rccolect that Peter has upper
tooth out in front, full face, rather yellow eyes feet
10 inches hight he LEFT my bonse last fall Jacob is
large black man; speaks pert and PoelyI suppose he
TO 10 miles from Rchnond he lc; me IL months ago or
communications addressed TO Cbristiansvi,Is Neck
Ienburg county, Va. RICHARD RUSSELL.
March 30. 1866
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ny RITCMIE q COOK.

,hes ss sNou.RER published twise weeh generally and
s"ce ZINES week during the session OF
a, ..mo ss ssloio fvo Dollar.
- o. nsftcsed banks tonyl will
IN payment Tho Edos will the safety
nem by mail the OF letters being paid b. writer's
will DO
kdnors until all afrearsses have been paid up. " -"
UNCOVER wi guarantee the have
TERMS OF ADVERTISING
NJ 200 square, or insertion IS cortinu
oV cents NO advertisement inserted
pso of by in
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-04-03

e m ARTFORD ACADEMY-Ths Institution, for the
n classical education of Boys, is pleasantly situated
about mile from the State House, the city OF Hart
ford the elevated ground which ovcrooks the valley Of
the Connecticut The Trustees Of this School, deter
mined that shall always be under the of able and
udcous Instructors, and they have limited the expense
Tor tuition, board washing, fuel and lights 1925 year
for pupils under years of age and $50 for those who
older The of instruction will embrace all the
branches required for College, and tho
rough English Education for those who designed
for collegiate course. The modern European Languages
expense will form separate charge Beds bedding and
TO be paid half yearly in advance The buildings of the
connected with it, pleasant and extensive The pupils do
All monies designed for their deposited with
vizOne of four weeks in the month of August aud
OF fortnight each, at Christmas and Easter The Do
nestle Department placed under the superintendent Of
widow lady and her daughter, OF respectable family,
education and manners from New York. The instruc-
ton aud government Of the youth, is committed the
charge OF Mr.. J. LYMAN CLARK, A. b., graduate
Washington College, who has long been accustomed TO
business of instructions and to whom, all letters in regard
10 the admission OF Students, must be addressed.
For further particulars in regard to the character Of the
Institution, reference may be made 70 the Ri Rev. BIZ
shop OF Connecticut and TO the President aud Faculty Of
Washington College. BY the Board Of Trustees,
G. T. BROWNELL, President
! j. ToNcEY, Secretary.
| Hartford, Jan. o, 1882. 10l-w4w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-04-03

E hiSSOLUTION.--The Co partnership heretofore ex-
u y listing under the firm of PALMoRE and TRENT
dissolved LIST install persons having claims,
that will please present them immediately and
those indebted requested TO make payment forthwith
it is desirable close the business OF the late
concern. VIM. p. PALMORE,
JOHN L. TRENT.
Burr Mills, Cumberland, March 18th. IO3-6.s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-04-03

HItAhIHEN WARE AND CHINA.--The Subscriber
- a IS now receiving per ship Nmrod, from Liverpool
ew iork, ms Spring supply of articles in the above
@ ao, rom various Factories in this country general
as oil Glass Ware The Earthcn Ware and Chi.
ma having been put up in England 10 his order 10
pressiy adapted to this market The assortment il
manynew articles shapes patterns
anu every thing in the line necessary for the country
an anu Guy uade' which he offers moderate terms by
wholesale and retail. ''' W
Country Merchants who in the habit of purchasing
ms stock and prices CHARLES HOLT, Jr
March IL. IO2-4y
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-04-03

GSPORTS OF THE PIT.--A main Of Cocks will be
- fought at Northampton Courthouse North Carolina
for $lOOO-o commence Wednesday the lh of April
next and continue ouf deyeeacb party shows ~ cocks.
March 30 1876
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-04-03

ANDOLPH MACON COLLEGE.-As Dr. Emory
D., mas declined the Presidency, called meeting of the
osu OF trustees OF Randolph College will be hell
=. Doydtown, to commence on Wednesday the 4th Of
next Tor the purpose of electing President and
ness. WM umpv''aht ous-
Boydton, March 6. 90 'eI y
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-04-03

hRY GOODS.-Austn Williams and Arson Hart,
nV late OF Richmond Va have established themselves
in the Dry Goods Jobbing Business in the City Yo
under the firm of Williams & Hart. They have taken
the house No. III, Pearl Street, where they opening
general and extensive assortment of Foreign and Do
mesc Dry Goods, which they will sell upon accommodate
ing terms-Southern Merchants invited to call
them. [l02-lm] New York. March H.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-04-03

VIE Shents OF the counties of Isle eff Wight Prince
- George, Southampton. Surry and Sussex; Halifax
ANU hecklenourg; buckingham, Campbell and Cumber
, W hccomack' Northampton, Elizabeth City, York
warWck and city of Williamsburg Cupeper, Madison
ana orange; Frederick and Jefferson; Tazewe Wythe
anu Efayson; Greenbrer, Monroe, Giles Montgomery and
rloyd-w take notice that elections are TO be holden in
ae month oil April next, at their court house, and other
PAGES degnaed by law for holding elections 10 choose
Senators to represent their respective districts in The
General Assembly ADDISON HANSFORD, C. s.
NN'' -. lO1-4f
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-04-03
J. ToNcEy, Secretary.
Hartford, Jan. o, 1882. 10l-w4w

AHIO AND KENTUCKY LANDS.'Thc Subscr-
az Der offers bis services nonresident propretors Of
lands in the States Of Ohio and Kentucky for the sale
thereof and payment OF the taxes All letters addressed
to him Cincinnati or to John III. Price, Esq. Of Rich
mond PAID will BIO duly attended to-. Hc refers
those to whom he may be unknown, to Chief Justice Mar
SHALL Chapman Johnson, Charles Copeland, and Sam My
ers Esqrs. JAMES SOUTHGATE.
=. SJ. S. win also attend as Attorney at Law to suits
in The Federal Courts at Columbus and Frankfort
Nov. 5I--w6m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-04-03

EDObLiC SALE.-Will be offered for sale AZ ,uh;,
- auction, before the front door of the EAGLE Hotel
IN ,he city oil Richmond, the goth of April iSs2 AZ n
oha credit oil six months, House and Lot situa
,ee on NAN or street, in said city, The House is NJ
1cs three stories high, well calculated for store and
uweihng housc-The lot fronts on said Main or r stree
ABOUT - lz eet, and extends back from said street To-
wards Exchange Alley, line drawn directly across
yarI from corner OF lumber warehouse on the en-
IRE ot "a part now only being offered for sae) to min,
"here another line drawn from the corner of the Kitchen
on SAID entire lot to where 1t would nersect line from
ne corner OF the kitchen of Fulcher (or what was
~ uchers kltchen) which said back line is nearly ma
TO the said Main street. and includes the
nu recess annexed thereto the side of the said lber
warehouse, parallel to the said Main or street and
running thence (rom the said point of inersecton) along
ne me drawn from the Of the kitchen on said enc
ure o TO the corner of Fulchers Kitchen Including
OF q! l-2 feet extending from the before descrb
10. 70 Exchange Alley, which said lot or parcel of
5v Jobn KIM; e is part Of lot purchased
1ohn hing' Of the representatives of Thomas Gliat
i'I TI court Tor the city of Rchmond)
ne anove described property will be sold by virtue Of
Deea rust executed by Jehn King to John Macrae
qec a. and John Gibson Jr of record in the Office of the
.iusungs Court OF Richmond, to satisfy Jane Bowie
u Oh " Boyle, decd certain debts in said Deed men
uoned; The purchaser will be required to execute ne
note with good endorsers at one of the VIRGINIA
In the city OF Richmond or at one of their Branch
IS IN the town OF Fredercksburg payable in six mobs
ana also to execute Deed Of Trust on the property to
cure the purchase money. JOHN GIBSON Jr
GU. z. ODDS Surviving Trustee
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NHoNTvUE INSTITUTE, Near .lfiddietoi0n, FIR

HONTVUE INSTITUTE, Wear .bfiddieto,On Ere
1vA derrick County, Va-rhe next Session will COM
mence April 18th, and close September l9th.-The plan
OF this school is 10 prepare the student for college,
afford him full course of instruction in the usual branches
of an English education Moral and scientific lectures
subjects relating practical life, delivered in
familiar way, either in walks for recreation in the fan
ly circle. The buildings new, and the lodging
large and thoroughly ventilated The situation is RETIRED
and the location calculated the morals and health
of the student The number of pupils is limited to twelve
with whom an assistant teacher always lodges
Terms, $75 per session, payable in every instance in
advance This charge will not be thought high, when it
considered that it embraces boarding, lodging, lights
fuel, washing and mending, the student furnish mate
als) also tuition including all books and every article Of
staonery and that the pupil enjoys the advantages be
derived from the united attention of instructors devo-
ted to limited and select SCHOOL, with the OF mis-
cellaneous library, in which stately deposited,
number oil the most approved periodicals. devoted to edu
cation, science aud the arts.
No applicant received for less than session, that
part of the session remaining at the time of admission.
Feb %. [9i-tlst My.1 JOHN LODOR.
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FE7IIE subscriber will be absent from Richmond until
n April during his absence Mr.. Lcthbridgc will at
tend to bis professional business 10 whose SKILL Dem
pJicit confidence y. HOUSTON.
Jan 3, 1892. T2--oawu
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-04-03

wANTED AT THE PENITENTlARY.

hhh GNUOD willow oak wheel fcIIoes. m,
NO - timber 10 be cut by the 10Th O
Apr,i next, and the elloey to be delivered by the
'o'ovv hoop poles for flour barrels TO be cut imme
aiaSely; 10000 Of which to be delivered by the 18th
oo'ooo Hour barrel bilies to DO delivered by tho l., n
September next. ~ '"c ISL VI
eet seasoned inch pine plank of best quality to
IVY ieet white poplar plank, inches Thick and 800
ieet same, IL inches thick, to be delivered imme
diately. Proposals to be made to ''"'e
N,...,. 90 TIL G. MONCURE, p. Ap.
1866
,iCE-in obedience to act OF the last scssion or
.ie General Assembly of Virginia, providing for the
Ps o. the capitol, the subscriber will receive sealed
Tor repairing the stone work. succoeing PAINTING
&c. OF the same, until the fifteenth Of next month ap
upon application to him at the Armory will impsrt all nv
cessary Information in relation thereto. -r''' al me-
BLAIR BOILING,
March 80. - w, ,a rsaihees.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-04-03

II NR BOHANNAN has removed his Office to the rooms
the store Of Mr.. Joshua Haowell, four doors
below the Bell Tavern. Feb. 20 t91-'1
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-04-03
To Country Dealers.

w are now receiving our Spring Supplies, which
.vv VIII be much larger than usual all of which hay-
ing been purchased by the package at auction will enable
us TO offer inducements still greater
from our Old customers and others who NAV wish 10
themselves OF making their purchases i'm this mar.
nc, we solicit call, TO examine our assortment which
VIII az all times be found large desirable to wholesale
as well retail dealers. " ""o'es"c
Richmond, March 80 ,ae e.