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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-06-29

ChaMpaigpe.
0RBAsKETs Champagne. ofprime quality, which
~ we will sell low to close consigDments.
June IS S. II e 8. II. JANNEf. Z
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Nails.

Nails.
AHs KEGS Nails, from Sd to 4od, just receive
June IS 8. NJ. & s. H. JAFNEy.
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seed Potatoes

06Cu IOVUVVCo.
A FEW bushels Of best quality Seed Potatoes, Tor
u sale on board the schr Angenora at fuckers
wharf. Apply to the captain OH board, or to
;une 81 A. c. CAZENOVE 81 Co.
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List of La,fainenfs called siz.

now due, and the 10th instaln
il nxyabie LIST July next.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-06-29

Az BOXES Sicily Lemons, in prime order, landine
I'll from schooner Velocity. Ryder. from BOSTON, iol
sale by s. d. e S. IL. JANNEY.
iiina %
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-10-05

NoTICE.-I shall on the 10th day OF October inst.
at Wilmington. la Fluvanna county, ocr for sao to
the highest bidder the Escheated Land in said county,
whereof Joseph Wilson died seized comprising about 400
This Land situated Immediately the Big Bird
Creek and considered inferior TO Land in the county
OIL of the rivers will attend personally with any person
who may wish TO purchase, and shew the Land, with a
plat thereof The terms of sale are, credit OF twelve,
eighteen aud twenty four months the purschaser giving
bonds with sufficient security for the payment of the pur
chase money. WALKER TlMBERLAKE,
Eseheat0r Of Fiuranna County.
Oct. 9 l2-tds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-10-05

Serfs sale Of Real Estate in the Totcn If Manchester
WBURSUANT to decree of the Circuit Superior
" Court OF Law and Chaucery, for Heuhco county,
pronounced the 23b day Of January 1892 in the Chan
Gerry suit therein depending under the style Of Betsy
McCredie. Kidder Bell and others Plaintiffs against
George McCrede and John McCredic Defendants:
shall proceed TO sell the premises for cash, the 23d
DAY OF October next, commencing with the first named
lot at o'clock in the afternoon f fair not the next fair
day, at the hour, the following real estaie situated
in the town Of Manchester, wt The house and lot
cupied by Mrs Szer the house and lot occupied by pat
~ Brooks, and the lot called the Court House lot or 50
much Of said property will be sufficient pay the sum
Of money, principal and interest decreed the Plaintiffs
respectively, the costs Of suit and expenses Of sale
HENRY L. CARTER, y. s.
Fer REM. Sheppard $ IT, c.
Sept H. S6-w8wT
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nalc oflsIoodcd fHOrscs.

EHAVING determined TO devote my attention cxclu-
IA Al svely TO other matters, will sell Fair Field,
Richmond. on the day Of the Jockey Club purse.
of the valuable studs of horses in the United
States; among hem the Merino Eve, hc dam of the cce
braed Johanna, for which $4,000 have been oered)
all her progeny, consisting OF four colts by Arab
by Medley aud one by Tmoleon; a number of brood
mares of the most approved blood my whole stable
gle one; the whole credit of six months,
for approved paper and without reserve.
JN0. MINGE, JR.
Sept %, 1892. 4I-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-10-05

hood Of tho position bat much Important benefits will
result from IL.
fiscal statistics the collection of which cannot but be high
y useful TO your Legislature enabling them TO compare
the Towns Counties and Cities of the State, and thus
recng abuse selecting the best mode oil laying the local
and general charges, produce economy in the
pendures and equality in the burdens of the citizens
This information, collected tabular form, has not il is
believed been, in State yet submitted TO the Lcgis
ature the Public.
Secondly, in relation 10 the Unien when the inorina
ton has been received from the several States which Is
the object OF this inquiry get from each, tables Of the
returns WI be made out at this Department, and the
whole will be sent TO every States thus qording 10 all
condensed pieto Of the burdens borne Or the citizens
Of the States respectively, and enabling them profit by
the good and avoid the evil in the respective modes lay
ing aud collecting and other public contributions
For the purpose Of obtaining the desired information
The cities towns, and other local divisions enclose print
ed queries, which beg the favor OF you TO have sent TO
the proper officers other persons to have them
edaand returned 10 me-"
(Signed) EDWARD LIVINGSTON
The obvious importance of the requested information,
not only TO the State but the Union WILL am conf
hden have the effect TO procure from you the desired
swers so lar as the facts known be asceraned
by YOU twill be perceived that your answers
quested, may be convenient TO be directed TO
the Secretary of State of the United States at Washing
ton, ID I. am Sir, respectfully,
Your obedient Servant,
SAMUEL L. SMITH
1CIRCULAR.1
CITY
L. What is the average amount of taxes, Of all kinds
levied IN your town. for the last three years. for
penses independent OF State and county taxes and what
purposes is il applied!
2 What is the number of Clcrgymen of all denomina-
TONS actually residing in your city Tor town. and what
is the aggregate amount Of salaries they receive!
D. Are the roads made by day labor; if so, how many
days labor assessed the whole each year,
What is the value Of such labor per day!
a. What is the price OF labor in your by the month
throughout the year. board included What By the day'
what in harvest?
o. What is the price Of board per week for laborng
man?
o. Are your poor supported in houses, out in pii
Vate families; county or town charges if the latter
what IS the ave race of the last three years.
a. Is there town tax for the support of schools and
what the amount? How many schools, academies and
colleges, arc there in your town, and how many pupils in
each!
g. Have you any public Libraries, and what number oil
volumes do they contain?
g. How many daily and weekly papers printed in
your town?
TO- What are the of your City, or Town. and
State!
be pleased to give your these questions as
soon as may be convenient and direct them Wash
ington, ID. Z. EDWARD LIVINGSTON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-10-05

TuvO BE SOLD to the highest bidder, at New Kent
n Court House, the llh day of next October, be-
ing Court day. for ready money, negro girl, about
nine years old belonging 10 the OF benjamin Dab
ney deceased. WILLIAM H. MACON,
Surviving Ex'or of BENZ Dabney in right of his wife,
who formerly Sarah Dabney.
September 27, 1882 42-St
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WE OFFER FOR SALE,
- ~ IUnC Cro,y o... all. =.

WE OFFER FOR SALE,
5D sugars d. O'0A Ne" Orleans and Porto Rico
10 bbls. and 10 boxes loaf do.
20 hhds. prime retailing molasses
l25 bags green and Java coffee
400 sacks Liverpool blown and ground alum salt
40 tons Swedes, English and country bar iron comprs
ing assortment OF round from 3. I6 10 / |. 2 inches
diameter--square, from 3-8 TO 3 inches-fat from |
to inches wide, embracing wagon, gig, carriage
and carryall tire
do hoop and band do. from 3-4 to IL inches-box
do from TO inches, for carriage makers
do blstered, German, English bstered and string
steel
10 do sheet iron
$50 kegs DuPOnts F, FF, and FFF' gunpowder
lO8 do. do blasting do.
120 do. cut nails
250 sides sole leather
200 do kip skins and upper leather, in the rough
5000 lbs cotton yarn from the Petersburg Manufacturing
Company
$50 Nova Scotia grindstones
100 bbl5. clpt herrings
40 do whole St half bbs roe do put up for family use
80 boxes sperm. and allow candles
IL erces London porter and brown Stout in pint and
quart bottles
casks Timothy seed
80 bushels high land meadow oa do.
4 casks " Harrtss superior Port wine
Madeira, Sicily Madeira superior Marseilles and Ma
laga wines; Cognac brandy n. gin, Antigua rum, old
whiskey and apple brandy; Gunpowder, Imperial and
cotton and wool cards. indigo alum and coppera sapetre
gauber and EPSON salts mustard and chocolae window
glass and soneware bed cords and plough lines heavy
cotton oznaburgs and wrapping twine;
ALSO
so kegs fresh Jameson's crackers
1876 superior country cured bacon hams
80 bbls. family flour.
WORKMAN McGRUDER
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-10-05
f'esErs'heY
"nucu rkr REMAINS rSiUxa."
Tho following beautiful lines Pearl for lsa
written by Mrs GILMAN, of Charleston, $. y.

blowing boantl lines ato extracted from the Pearl for Is
by Mrs. GILMAN, of Charleston, 5. y.
JoTS.
I moan to DO a soldier
With uniform quite now,
wish they'd let mo have drum,
And be Captain too;
would go amid tho battle,
With my broad-sword in my hand,
And heat tho cannon rattle,
AID the music aso grand
MorHER.
My son. my son! what il that sword
Should strike a noble hoart,
And bid some loving father
What comfort would your waving plumes
Aud brilliant drc-s 6cstow,
Whom you thought upon his widows tears,
Aud her orphan cay OF wocT
rmoon to he pfssdeut
Aud rule each rising state,
And hold my loVecs woek,
For all the gay and great;
~. be King, except crown,
For that they won't allow,
And III end out what the Tariff is,
That puzzles me so now,
MoruER.
My sou my son! the OF Stat.
Are thoIns upon the breast;
That evor pierce the good mans hsHc
And lob him OF his tost;
The great and gay to him appear
As rilling as the dust;
For he knows how little they worth.
How hithoss is their trust.
Louisa.
Imean to be a cottage ritl
And sit behind rilI,
And morn and my pitcher thoro
Will PuIest water ILL
And I'll train lovely woodbine,
Around my cottage door,
And welcome TO my winter honrth
The wandering aud the poor.
MoTHER.
Louisa, dear, n humble mind
'Tis beautiful to zee;
And you shall never hear word
To check that mild roIu mo ;
But ah! remember, pride may dwell
Beneath tho wOsdbiuc - shade;
And discomfort, a sulcn guest,
Tho cottage hearth invade.
CARoLtNE.
will be gay and courtiy,
Aud dance away tho hours
Music aud sport aud JOY shall dwell
Beneath my fairy bowcrs
No heart shall ache with sadness
Within my laughing hall;
But tho note OF love ana glidnoss
Roecho to my call
MorHER.
Oh! children sal IL makos my soul
To hear your playful strain;
cannot beor TO chill your youth
With images OF pain.
Yot humbly tnko what God bcstows,
And, like his own fair nowors,
Look up in sunshine with a smile,
And gently bend in showers.
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Si7,4O9,264

THESE ARE FACTS WHICH CANNOT BE coNTRo-
VERIFIED. With this evidence staring the face that
Gen Jackson by his economy in administering the affairs
of government has saved secured the people avana
ges 10 the amount Of more than Y-SEVEN AND
HALF MILLIONS OF DOLLARS for the first term;
we feel our bounen duty Republicans support his
The Presidential chair has heretofore been
Piled success of the administration of ANDREw JACKSON
has surpassed them all For his patriotic devotion 10 his
country owe him gratitude; but owe TO ourselves
obligation still more sacredand that to sustain the
MAN and the with which our countrys pros.
peIy ia Identified
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-10-05

Jackson the OF these almost hopeless claims puts
81 200, 900 into the pockets Of our countrymen.
He has made advantageous treaties OF commerce will,
Colombia and exico and freed and
insulting duty OF discrimination which the former had inn
posed commerce.
lie has made treaty with Turkey and Austria and
opened the American merchants, trade equal to the
most favoed nation. The treaty with Turkey is
TO be worth $500 900 per yearor three years il is mil
lion and half OF dollars.
Here then short but statement of our foreign
relations He has placed them upon a proud and lofty
ennence, becoming gallan, people, and we no,c enioy
that admiration and respect of other nations which of
themselves tower of strength. Has any adninsra.
ton equaled this in their negotiations with foreign
powers? No-ncver.
lie has saved the people by increase Of the Post Office
revenue, $l50000 besides nearly 100000 more have
been saved in nil which have PRED and be
renewed on better terms.
Ill has paid of the national debt S543 $40 o-year moro
than McSsrs Adams and Clay didths for four wears is
S2l75 SIG: He has paid TO the State OF an
old claim OF 433 74s; aud this too, Notwithstanding the
reduction ofhe during his administration OF
500 900 the necessaries OF lie.
He has extended the public mails more than o million
of miles beyond any former period and their
petition routes.-One instance we will give
between New Orleans and Baltimore from 2S TO I3
DAYS.
The foregoing facts all taken from public documents
and the people read and examine for themselves But
these all the benefits which have resulted 10 the
people from the administration of Gen. Jackson Your
committee will add TO this in further report
Recapiulaon OF what the people have gained in the
aggregate by the Administration of Cen Jackson:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-10-05

IN CHANCERY-NIRGINIA a Circuit Supe-
n rior Court OF Law and Chancery continued and held
Tor the county OF Cumberland the Court House of said
county, on Tuesday, the 4th day OF September, 1892
John c. Page, surviving partner of the late firm of Jas
Deane and John G. Page, trading under the firm of Deanc
s. Page, Complainant
against
Francis b. Dcane, Executor of Thomas Deane, deed.
Jells, Elizabeth Deane, widow of the said Thomas Nj.
Deane, Robert Irving Henry Page and Jane his wife,
Maurice L. Hobson and Ann his wife, Thomas Jells and
Mary his wife, William Trent and Elizabeth his wife
Thomas Deane and Francis Deane, which said Jane Ann
Mary Eliza Thomas, and Francis children and heirs
of Thomas NJ. Deane, decd, Edward Cunningham VIM
NJ Thornton James Septac and Mary his wife formerly
Mary Dillon, John Cunningham and Elizabeth his wife
formerly Eliza Dillon, James Dillon Patrick Dillon
Richard Dillon John Dillon, Alexander Dillon, Benjamin
w. Leigh Dilon which said Mary, Eliza, James Patrick
Richard, John, Alexander, and Benjamin, are children
and distribuees-of Edward Dillon, decd, and Edw
Cunningham, Henry Il. Watkins Charles Morton and
John Gillian Executors Of Edward Dillon, decd, Defs.
The defendant, Patrick Dillon, having entered his
appearance and given security according to the Act of
Assembly, and the rules Of this Court and appearing by
satisfactory evidence that he is inhab;ant of this
Commonwealth it is ordered, thatthe said defendant Pa
trick do appear here the first day of the next April
term and answer the bill of the compainant and that
copy OF this order be forthwith inserted in newspa-
per published in the city of Richmond, for two months
excessively and also posted the front door the Court
House oil tins county.--A Copy-Tesfe
JOHN DANIEL, c. c. C. S. C. L. and c.
September 2S. AI-wey
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-10-05

MJOTlCE.-Al persons having claims against the es-
tate of the late Richard Norris requested pre-
them Immediately, duly authenticated, 10 Philip ID.
Winston (he undersigned9 Hanover Court House. for
paymen-and those indebted to the estate, requested
make payment TO Philip b. Winston, Junr, who is duly
authorised collect and give receipts and who will for
that purpose attend the Courts OF Goochand Louisa and
Hanover, until the collections completed.
MARY w. MORRIS, Erecutrir.
PHILIP B. WINSTON, Executor
Of Richard Morris, deed.
September IL 36-2aW4w
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aggregate by the Administration of Gen. Jackson
!. Saving in reform measure, 81 900 900
2. Veto on the Maysvile road bill, I3 900 900
>. Reduction Of duties 10 900 900
4. Foreign intercourse 200 900
D. Navy Department 1000 600
6. Trade of British Colonies 5000 600
z. Claims for spoiaions our commerce
from Denmark, Brazil, Colombia and
France, Treaty with Turkey, 1000 900
8. Treaty with Turkey, 1900 900
9. Post Office Department, ZOO 600
10. National Debt, 2I755I6
H. Massachusetts Claim, 49,, 7IS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-10-05
Sept. 9

81 NHRISTIANSYILLE RACES.-The ra ces over the
" Chrsansville Course will commence on Tuesday
9th day OF November next and continue FIVE days.
FIRST DAY-Proprieor's Purse, 5000, 2 mile heats;
entrance SI5.
SECOND DAY-JOckey Club Purse, $500, 3 mile heats,
entrance $50.
THIRD DAY-Bal. Jockey Club Subscription 5000,
mile heats; entrance Sl5
FOURTH DAY-HandicaP Purse, 500, mile heats,
best in 8; entrance $l5, to be added TO purse
FIFTH DAY-A colt race, 500 entrance mile heats,
or make races subscription closed on the even.
ing preceding first days race.-Also saddle race and
gate money of that days free for any horse never
discount.
The Proprietor would Inform the amateurs of the turf
Gas his tract is new that he has spared neither pains nor
money in rendering the whole convenient and comforts
bile. To the public he would saw accommodations are
large. RICHARD c. PURYEAR Proprietor
september 20. 40-tl
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-10-05

The toto,cing Races postponed to the Iih .Vope-
Der neat.
IT'D edmond TREE-HILL RACES, will commence
IA as usual the LIST Tuesday in October next, and
tinuc four days
First day--rhe celebrated stallion sakes-two mile
heats-entrance $200--play pay.
l. Jno NJ Bolts enters the produce of Johanna.
z Jas j. Harrison enters the produce of Arab.
3. L. Watson enters the produce of Monsieur Tonson.
4. Th. p. Hare enters the produce of Contention.
o. VIM X. Johnson enters the produce OF Medley.
q. Walter Livingston enters the produce of Eclipse.
Second ddy.-Propretor's purse $3O0-two mile heats.
Third ddy-Jockey Club Purse, 81 ,O00-lour mile
heats.
Fourth day.--A Proprietor's Purse s2Oo-two mile
heats.
.dlso sweepstakc-two miles heas-entrance $500
half forfeit, and closed.
2. VIM. II. Johnson enters full brother 10 Polly Jones'
('Herr Cline.'O
l. Abner Robinson Tonson colt out of the sister of
Sally McGee, ('Sir Walter Scott.")
3. Jno. NJ. Bolts enters Johanna FLY out of Phillis
T. James NJ Seden enters b. by Spring Hill, out Of
Sentinel mare.
5. John Nj. Bolts enters D. by Gohanna out Of Dairy
Maid, {" Rolla.')
The Purses this Race Week at Tree-Hill are worth
$4,000 The great number of horses in training
number oil training stables render probable that 10
will start for each OF the three days regular Purses
The rst day, in the important stallion stakes there no
forfeit, and it is thought in Old Virginias best DAYS
that there colts of first PROMISE
The astdays sweepstakes Herr Cline, the winner of tho
stakes at New Market and Baltimore-Sr Walter Scott
the winner Of the stallion stakes last spring Tree Hill
Rola the very promising Johanna colt OF Mr. Bolts
Mr. Selden who, for the honor of the Central Course
must be "there thereabouts contend for Purse Of
5000. The extraordinary good health OF our city, and tho
promise OF weeks pleasant recreation il is hoped will
give us once again. the opportunity of shaking hands with
old friends and making acquaintances.
By the Secretary Of the Tree-HiH Club.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-10-05

HulSS MACKENZIE'S SEMINARY will be re-
1VA opened the 1st of October for the reception OF
Boarders and day pupils, She thankfully acknowledges
her obligations to the public for the preference given for
years TO her Seminary and, truly DESTROYS merit its
continuance she has spared neither pains expense
provide for her pupils efficient masters the of select
library philosophical and chemical apparatus with every
other advantage that facilitate tile requirement of
solid, useful, and liberal education.
Having been intimately acquainted with Miss Macken-
zie since her residence in this city, can with great
proprcty declare, that consider her eminenI qualified
not only by her literary aainmens but also by the pcty
oil her life to discharge the duties OF insructress OF
young ladies', and have doubt that those parents or
guardians who may ntrus their children her care will
be highly satisfied both with their classical and moral i'm
Provenent. RICHARD CLAIMING MOORE,
Bishop Of TirginiG.
For the information Of those parents abroad who may
enquire respecting the merits of Miss Mackenzes school
am happy TO bear testimony TO The decided appreciation
which have uniformly heard expressed by those parents
IN town who have entrusted their children her care
Since my residence here have been personally acquant
ed with Miss NJ and feel that her piey
talents Of such ORDER aud thoroughly tested that
she will no! disappont the confidence she soics
STEPHEN TAYLOR
Pastor If The Presbyterian Church on Shockoe nm.
September rs 4O-6t
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Louisa County, Sept 90 H"w8w.

TO John W. Blackwell and I'm G. Bdylhat guar
dams for the orphans Of John Bdynhdm, deceased:
WoU, not being inhabitants of this State, will please
a take notice, that shall, the goth day of October
next at the sorehouse of Crow Glovers the county
of Halifax and State of Virginia. proceed take the de-
position OF Lewis Griffin and others, and continue from
day to day, until the be taken, Sunday excepted
and on the 3Oh October next, at Thos Easeys store
the same county and State proceed take the deposition
oil Hartwe Gresham and others, and continue from day
to day, Sunday excepted until the same be takento be
read evidence in suit depending in the county
Court OF Chancery, where you and others plaintiffs
and am defendant; at which time and place you may
tend if you please. JOS. G. L. BAYNHAM,
Admir- Of William Baynhan, decd
Halifax, Va, September IS. 3S-w4w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-10-05

NNIAS committed to the Jail OF The city Of Richmond,
w the 81 Of August, 1892 Negro Man " no calls
himself JACOB JACKSON; committed as the property
Of MeGockIin Of Georgia, but says he belongs to Mr..
Blake Of Buncombe county State OF Georgia. Said man
about 30 years old end about five feet inches high;
OF dark complies full face and stout every way, has
some scars in he face and his left knee. The
ner s requested to come and prove the property, pay
charges and take him away, or he will be dealt wit ae-
corliDg TO law DAVID WHITE, JaiIor,
for VIM. u. Wren, Serg't c. n.
September z. 35--u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-10-05
September 2S.

NOTlCE-For sale or lease my tavern and plantation
U containing 260 of land on the Three Chopt
Road in Louisa county, 35 miles from Richmond. 1t is
supposed TO be as healthy situation any from Richmond
TO the Blue Ridge The water is good and convenient.
Fru-buidings suitable for public business Any per-
son DESTROYS TO purchase privately may view the
by calling at my residence fno sold privately the sale
will take place Tuesday the 9th day OF November ne xt
il fair, or the next fair day Also, will be sold my house
hold and kitchen furniture; all my plantation utensils
stock OF horses, two Jokes of oxen cattle hogs sheep
corn blade and top fodder stacks of and straw Terms
made known the day Of sale
WILLIAM SANDERSON.
Louisa County, Sept 20. 4I-w3WN