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The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1831-1858, 1832-09-26

GoD SAVE THE KING. The Cass County
Times, an Indiana Jackson paper, speaking Of
the Veto, Gays" This is a measure " hich
proves an undaunted resolution in our President
TO oct for tho general good Of his SUBJECTS !"
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1831-1858, 1832-09-26

PESSsYLvANIA. A letter In the editors Of the
National lnielIigencer, from Harrisburg, of the
18th inst. says" We ure doing wonders in this
State. As sure MS tho Sun rises on the 9th Of
October, we shall elect our Anti Jackson Gov.
ernor, and a majority vi Congress men opposed
10 the Administration. This you may rely
upon, NJ there is now an union among the Anti.
Jacksonians"
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1831-1858, 1832-09-26

The correspondent of the New York Journal
Of Commerce, paper which has never ndvocat.
ed the National Republican cause, in a letter
from Washington, Of Sept. l2, says" Unless
the people shall elect into The next Congress
twothirds in both Houses favorable to the re
chartering Of the present Bank we shall live to
see the most deplorable reverse in the circun
stances of this country. Nothing else can pre-
serve our present happy and prosperous state
but the rejection Of General Jackson at the
next presidential election. This Is not said in
the spirit of unklndness, or opposition to Gen.
Jackson. preserve all my partially and good
wishes in his favor but nevertheless depore
the great errors he has committed in the first
four years of his administration, which have
little reason to hope ho will reform If re elected
lie is completely under :he influence Of the
most notorious aud prohigaie political Swiss
that ever acquired consideration in the admins.
tration OF any government on earth
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1831-1858, 1832-09-26

MULTIPLICATION. A letter from Gen Blair,
one ofthe Representatives from South Carolina,
contains the following passage, which, in the
present posture of affairs in South Carolina, is
full Of interest
1t is now well understood that, in the event
of notification by our State, the Federal Gov.
eminent will blockade all our ports by detach-
ments from the Federal Naty-al foreign goods
will be prevented from coming into our harbor
until they have first been examined, and the
duties on them secured in some port in another
State. The Nulifiets may call this a declaration
of war against South Carolina, by the Federal
Government, if they will The Federal Gov
eminent will disregard it, and what will it
amount TO? South Carolina will have no Ma
Wy, nor the means of raising a Navy, to remove
the blockade. The Nullifers may call on Great
Britain for help, if they choose; Great Britain
will be deaf to their solicitations She would
not be so mad. Gall principle and national law
asde.) as to forfeit the friendship and commerce
Of twenty.three States TO preserve intercourse
and good fellowship with South Carolina alone.
What, under such circumstances, are the Null.
llicrs to do? Organize land army TO march
on to Washington to regulate" Uncle Sam and
his lazy dogs ?" 60 Such an enterprise would
be as futile and ludcrous as the attack of
Don Quixote upon the wIndmills' For the
honor of nv native State, | hope null flea.
ton will never be used, by any portion of her
citizens, otherwise than as mere defamation"
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1831-1858, 1832-09-26

THE GREAT GLOBE II has been charged
that the Washington Globe has been sent gra
It's, into different parts of the country, and in
many instances ranked bv officers of the gov.
eminent TO non-subscrioers This the Globe
dened-but the denial has been pronounced
FALSE, by Louisville kentucky newspaper,
the editor of which, enumerates several persons
upon whom the packages of the government
official we're inflicted, in that section-and he
has in his possession large number of Extra
Globes, franked by AmOs Kendall and William
T. Barry. The names of the individuals to
whom they were seEt, were not written oil the
coplcs but on separate slips Of paper, enclosed
IN an envelope TO the Post Master One hun
bred were sent in one package to Cincinnati.
OHIO. A gentleman informs us, that fifty seven
came in an envelope 10 one post office in Mas
sachusetts Indeed, we are well assured, that
they are literally flooding the country poSta ge
free. The Richmond (Virginia) Wing says,
that they abound in that region-being address
sed invariably to the most ignorant, who are
expected to be 1attered by this species of disin.
tercsted Jackson attention. The administration
is felt to be tottering-hence this extraordinary
exertion. Post Masters are general agents
and in many towns, are not remiss in their
electioneering duties. Seventeen Post Masters
in Ohio are on District committees, 10 aid the
failing cause of the greatest and best-the man
born TO command-and whose servants seem
not slack 10 obey.-PrOridsnce Journal
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1831-1858, 1832-09-26

JACKSON DEmocRAcv. We heard it distinct
~ asserted in this town last week by support.
er OF Jackson of high standing in the part, that
he fully agreed with the doctrine Of the Vrfo
Message, that the President of the United
Suites is entirely abore md independent Of
he Supreme Court IF The United Suites and
W C0ngreSs! Another Iull.bIooded Jackso-
nian declared he " 1oouid hoid up both honds
10 hGro JacLs0n oroioned King" We have
no doubt that more than one half of his
supporters would do the same. Jncksonism
may fairly be considered as synonymous with
dcspotism. What greater despct can we have
Than Andrew jackson?
Gen Jackson in his Veto Message declares
himself indepsndsm both Of Congress and the
Supreme Court the GioGc declares that Gen
Jackson was BORN TO COMMAND -
and thousands of his sycopbantic worshippers
in all parts Of the country shout aloud AMEN /!
This lie Jeekson Democracy -SOmsrsu Journal.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1831-1858, 1832-09-26

:, Capt Mott, of the ship Crawford, arrived at
New York, in 81 days from Samos, informs
that the fleets Of the Grand Seignior and Pacha
oil Egypt were at the Island of Rhoades. Il
was daily expected tina, an engagement would
take place. --JoNrnal Of Commerce, Sept, 10.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-09-04
RzCMNO.vD, VXaGE.s1g, TUESDAY; SEPTEMBER 4 1880

ENDUCATIoN.-Miss SUSAN b. M1cou's School at
~ Poplar View, in the upper end of Essex, will he
opened again the LIST day OF October when she will be
prepared to accommodate fifteen or twenty Boarders-
Having for some time past been engaged in impartn
sructon to the young she aers herself that She will be
able TO give satisfaction who may trust their
daughters wards TO her care The situation is he ahy,
and will afford many advantages for the improvement
youth. Every exertion will be made Undue their minds
with an abiding OF the excellence of virtue and pety
The course OF instruction will comprise Reading Writ
ing Arithmetic, English Grammar, Geography, History,
the Elements of Chemistry and Natural Philosophy also
Needle Work, Drawing and Painting. Particular atcn.
ton will be paid 10 definition
The terms per session OF months for board is 500
the scholars furnishing their bed and bedding or ii
these be furnished, additional charge OF $40 will be
made.
Tuition in all the above branches 500 except Draw
ing and Painting, for which there is charge
SIS Payment in each case, quarterly i'm advance THE
vacation will be in August and September.
Letters directed to Loretto Post Office Essex Co. will
be attended to.
For more information respecting the School apply the
following gentleman.
Workman s. McGruder of Richmond.
James X. Nlicou OF Tappahannock.
From the fact that Miss Susan b. Micou, taught in my
Seminary for year, the majority Of the branches
toned above, consider her well qualified to give nstruc-
ton to youth-and from her diligence and taithuness in
my employment, have no doubt she will give
BILE satisfaction TO her future patrons. A. CURTIS.
Richmond August Is, 1881.
take pleasure in stating that the impression have re-
ceved OF Miss Acous pety and ability teach enables
me without hesaton TO recommend her nstrucress
oil youth trust that she will be literally patronized
~ JAS. Is. TAYLOR.
Richmond, August IL, 1881.
have attended an Examination Of the School under
the instruction of Miss Susan ID. NIcou and feel plea
sure in stating, that her Pupils gave evidence by their
Improvement and the good order which reions among
them, of the attention of their Teacher and her compe
tence to The profession in which she is engaged
Persons committing their daughters the care and in
sruction OF Miss Micou, will find, persuaded that
their confidence has not been misplaced
August 6th 1882. A. BRoADDUS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-09-04
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

SALE OF LAND IN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS to de-
~ cree of the County Court of Hanover pronounced in
The Chancey suit therein depending, under the style
Perkins, SIC. Garth and wife, the 2Sth day of the
present month, will be sold the premises, Wenes-
day. the 10th day of September instant if fair, if not then
the next fair day, tract of land lying and being the
county OF Hanover containing hundred and sixty
ven and hall acres and Immediately the old
road and about twenty miles from the city of Rich
mond being part of the tract of land of which Ma
tanie w cambridge died seized and adoins lands of
Joseph Webber, Thompson w. Pullam and others. The
purchaser will have the privilege of seeding crop
wheat this fall and the tenant win be permitted remove
his present growing crops
Terms Of sqte.-Cash will be required amount sui
cient to pay all the of the said suit and the expence
attending the making of the sale aforesaid and the
resdue credit of and two years will be given the
purchaser executing bonds with security to be approved
by the Commissioners for the credit payments and the title
TO the said land TO be retained until the whole purchase
money is paid The sale will commence at IL O'Clock.
There is the above tract of land comfortable dwell
ing house and other improvements.
THE COMMISSIONERS.
september 4. 3l-w4w-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-09-04
BY RHTCEHHE 4 COOK.

The enquirer published twice week, generally,
three times week during the of the State
Price, the same heretofore Five Dollars payable adj
Notes shattered,
ceivcd Tho Editors will guarantee remit.
ting them by mo the of all letters
0 No will be discontinued but of
Editors, until all arrearages have been paid
9 Whoever will guarantee the payment nine papers, shall
have the tenth gratis.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
One less
20 CENTS No advertisement
assumed by in eli its enyirons.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-09-04

NJOTICE- offer for sale the property which hold at
liz Louisa Court-H House. Its peculiar situation is such
well as its unusual advantages, that description
them would make dvertsement too long The build
ngs OF wood, and woult require small 10
prove them say from one thousand fifteen hundred dol
lars to make them sufficient for all the advantages which
pertain to the property The land OF ordinary quality,
but in high state of improvement. The tract contains
1872 I2 acres The whole of that which is cleared is in
very fine filth; tlikewse contains that which is not COM
to such establishments, superabundance of farm
timber and fire wood. Should the be congenal
the hay crop, which will be made this year, is worth
not less than thousand dollars be directly
at home. The land, like other land which requires Gull
uvation and improvement, and to be taken of, is
adapted TO any crop which belongs climate in Vr-
gina-latude sc l2 degrees-and the soil is susceptible
by the application of those which easily and
Oily to be had, if there capitalists purchase The
place. tho called Louisa Court House, is deemed village
and by many individuals it is thought could be made much
larger il the of the land would lay of i'm lots The
cost to the purchasers in copartnershp, originally
twenty-five thousand dollars, in the year 1917 or 49,.
The expenditures and subsequent improvements have
been very considerable all make the sum al
this period equal 10 thirty thousand dollars the whole:
and the profits which annually arise this dull PERIOD
well as the very many bad of late crop years has paid
more than per centum and if the purchaser should think
that 1t were to his interest after examining the peculiar
advantages which the property has would bring inter-
est oil more than IL l2 per centum-The subscriber i'm
the absence OF those means which necessary avail
himself oil all the advantages which necessary is in
duced TO offer il for sae.-ltis situated OH the main road
leading from Richmond north and north west about 50
miles from Richmond and the stage road called the
Louisa and Orange ne and is in the 10 Charottcs
Viie distant from that place the present road So miles
Dut The more direct route is by the Green springs the
mers oi whch were formerly much resorted to- and
heid In high repute-They, however, are the property
Oh Dr. James Nj Norris and not rcsorted TO as pub
lie watering place 80" pun
1t is presumed that the place offered for sale is GENERAL
~ known in Virginia, if other States: and he
scriber confidently and in good faith recommends II as an
exceedingly valuable and heathuI situation Reference
in person. must be Louisa Court House, Va. '' "
sept.4. [3i-tf] JNO. NJ. PRICE. :
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-09-04

RHR FIELDING BELL:-As YOU are not an inbab
1VA tant OF this Commonwealth, / notify YOU in this
mode that have filed i'm the Clerks Office OF the Circuit
Superior Court oil Law and Chancery for the county of
Sussex, statement of the for which shall pe
uion the General Assembly of Virginia at its next
session, TO be divorced from you, Dincuio matrino-
nil This statement of facts Is fled for the n,rnose r
having them established by the verdict Of Jury in the
said Court agreeaby to statute in such case provided
preliminary to the application to the Legislature
Yours, &c SUSAN w. BELL.
August 10. 27-o,s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-09-04

NOUNG BEDFORD FOR SALE.-He is a dark bav
m three years old last May, five feet two inches hiob
ad ninety proporoned gotten by Tariff out of Bedford
mare raised by the late Capt George Dabney, of Hano
YER Apply to Mr. VIM ID. Taylor, Mr. James Fon-
to the pedigree of the Dam of Young Bedford furnished
by Mr. Chiswell DabDey, of Amherst
August 2i. G3I-tf1 EDNpD FONTAINE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-09-04
August 7.

81 ANSDOWNE IN MARKET.-I offer for sale this
beautiful Residence and Farm containing by survey
about $50 Acres, adjoining the farms of Messrs Wexford
ana Bernard, and within three miles of
MS sclte Is so notorious for health, Justly to enttle TO
the character OF an American Montpelier The residence
new and commodious, containing eight rooms and has
atached all necessary out buildings, both for domestic
ana FARMING purposes Between and 600 acres are Rap
pahannock nat the balance unduating wood land i'm the
back ground OF the house, from which the prospect is
tensive and beautiful The arabic land divided into four
es o. lZo 10 lou acres each has been rapidly improved
during the occupancy of the subscriber The farm well
watered having stream through each field and is well
adapted to the growth of grass in common with all the
a stones throw of the door
PERSONS DESTROYS OF purchasing will doubtless view the
premises (Which will be shewn by myself all times or
my Manager in case omy absence) Title unquestiona-
be- and terms accommodating fcary application be made
Any further particulars, desired will be readily obtained
by line addressed to GEO w BASSETT
August If. 2s-uO
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-09-04

~ Office to the creditors of N. X. Thomas deceased.
~ | have small sum of money in my hands TO be III.
weed among the Judgment creditors Of N X. Thomas
deceased Apersons having SUCH or other claims against
said estate, will do well TO present them immediately as
wish TO pay away the funds in hand possible
VIM. ID. WREN Ser'gt. &. r.
July 10. eIs 90
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-09-04

OilCE-The subscriber, having disposed of his stock
IN trade TO Mr. Charles Gennet, r., requests those
who are indebted TO him TO cali and see-and those who
nave lett watches or other property his store to call
ana take them away. They will be left with Mr.. Gennet
at The old stand, he being authorised close his unsettled
business {. p. ADRIANCE.
August %. al
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-09-04

HFFTY DOLLARS REWARD.-Ran away from the
- subscriber in May last, stout dark fnulatto man As
years OF age, named Lewis lie wore large whskers al
tne time he went of Lewis is afflicted with rupture;
he truss may probably lead to his detection purchased
Lewis at Mr. Benz Shepherds sale. II is Ekey he is
either m the neghbourhood Of Brookfed or Judge Mar.
shaFs plantation, the Chickahominy: at the last men
toned place he has wife
VIII give the above reward il taken out Of the State
OF twenty dollars If apprehended within IT, lie must how
Powhaan DHvfr ,CHVy ="
August 81 % Q, 81
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-09-04

q NHlCKAHoMINY LAND FOR SALE.-The sub
" scrber being DESTROYS to remove will sell his farm
on Chickahomny on accommodating terms. This land
hes on the swamp at the New Bridges adjoining Powhe
city OF Richmond to the lower end of Hanover passing bv
u, not more than miles from the former place. which
distance viii be reduced TO IL miles by change of the
road now IN progress The contains 400 acres 200
OF which are low grounds 10 being meadow land one
ha OF winch Is now set in herds grass The land is
wen umbered and within mile Of a saw mill The i'm
ProVements are sufficient for small family. II a sale is
not privately effected of which due notice will be giveD
me land viii be put up at auction, the premises on
MONDAY the lIth September next Those disposed TO
purchase VIII IN the interim view the premises applica
ton being made TO Miles Macon near the premises or 10
The subscriber, on the spot SELDEN G. MACON.
August 81 on ,c
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-09-04

q NSEDENGLISH CHANCERY REPORTS
~ GRIGG ELLIor will publish early in December
next the 4th VOL OF their series of Condensed English
Chancery Reports, which will include Vol LIST of Report.
argued and determined in the High Court of Chan
Gerry during the time OF Lord Chancellor Lyndhurst
Sir John Leach Master of the Rolls by James Russell and
j. Mylne, Esqrs. Barristers at Law; and the 3D. Vol
OF Reports OF Cases argued and determined in the Vice
Chancellor's Court, by NJ Smons Esq
The distinguished Chancellor Kent speaking of this work
observes-"This is work that much wanted il was
indeed indispensable TO the circulation in this country OF
English Equity Law the best code in the world of Ethical
Principles justly and truly applied the administration
Jusuce Tor who coad buy be willing to wade tbroug
all the voumnous pages of English Chancery de isons
when one half OF the number is cumbersome anS
win us. l3l-2tJ September.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-09-04

a RUNAWAH.-Was committed to the Jail of Eliza
IA beth City County, the 18th day of Nav 1890 a
negro man who calls himself SAM and says he was sold
by Samuel Sous Of Rockbndge Mr.. Anderson of Ala
bama. He's five feet ten inches high; tawney complex
Ion and has scar over his e eyebrow and one on the
neck Just above his left collar bone; large full eyes and
very hkey The owner will forward prove proper.
~ pay charges and take him away or he will be dealt
with according to law. WILLIAM T.. MOORE,
July u. 23-2OOct Sheriff r. q e
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-09-04

IN CHANCERY-VIR the Superior Court
IL OF Chancery for the Richmond District NIondav The
9TH day of March, 1925 "
Walter F. Cooke, admir-. of Ann Cooke deceased and
Elizabeth Burwell, Pain,;1
against ''
Henry j. Harrison, admir- OF Henry Harrison and in
his own right, John VI. Walker, John Minge, adm'r Of
Mrs - WALL decd, Edmund Harrison admir- Of Ma.
thamel Harrison, decd. and Howell AIyrick admir- ol
Pleasant Hunncuu, deed. DeC,ndants
ms cause came this day to be further heard on The
papers formerly read and the reporof the Commissioners
made IN pursuance OF the order of the 9TH day of March
iSOo the supplemental bill and the answer OF the deen
dant Myrick thereto and to the other defendants IN
e several decreal orders taking the said bill for confess
ed which appears to have been duly executed and was
argued by counsel On consideration whereof the Court
doth order that the said report be recommted TO one Of
the commissioners of the Court n order TO enable tho
present parties to surcharge and alsfy the same that be
defendant Henry Harrison do render an account of
enry Harrison the seconds estate that the defeu,an
lioWel Mynck do render account of the admins,ra
Ton oil the same estate by Mary Harrison decd after
wards Mary Hunncutt and by Pleasant Hunnirutt ber
husband, an account of his own administration of plea
SAM huhicuus estate an account OF the administration
oil MARY l1unnicups estate and an account of tbe es-
te real and personal of the tristan second Henry Ua
rsOn' dec d., received by the said Pleasant and Mary
uhncuit or either OF them; that the defendant Henry
Harrison and John M Walker do render an account nj the
estate OF the same decedents received by them and the
sad Commissioner is directed to examine state and settle
he SAID accounts and make report thereof to the Court
WIN any matters specially stated deemed pertinent bv
himself or which may be required by the parties TO be
SO stated. Copy. Tese,
j. ROBINSON, c. C. S. C Ike
September A. o. ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-09-04

"a iiokNEN At LAW shall regularly in future
n attend the Courts Of Charlotte and Halifax Commu.
County, will meet prompt attention.
July ~ l23-6wI GEORGE w READ
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-09-04
September 4. ''-''04'' " " 0 T. q =. & &C. C.,

I'm CHANCERY-Vr An f,e C,;rc,;, Co.
ror Court Of Law and Chancery for Henrico county
the 18th day of june 1892 J'
- walker !. Cooke, admir-. of Ann Cooke decd and
Peyon r. Burwe admir- of Elizabeth BufwelI Jsccas
ed ~ ~ o. . ueSe'
against
tNa.name Harrison, ex or. Of Edmund Harrison decd
who was admir-. Of Nathaniel Harrison deceasod snd
others, ' Tr oov' "i'u
On motion Of the plaintiffs by counsel the Court doth
oaer 'nat one OF It's Commissioners do execute the order
entered IN this the seventh dav of March one
thousand eight hundred and twenty-five
n copy Iese, j. ROBINSON G r.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-09-04

EEWELRY.-Tbe subscriber, having purchased Tho
% stock in trade of Mr. g. F. Adriance will confirms
me business in all its branches the old stand nearly on
pOe me Bel Tavern where he will be pleased to serve
me Old customers and the public generally who arc r
specuuy invited to give him call Particular attention
VII be paid to the repairing Of all kinds of Clocks and
weeks. $3.50 ." 70"
N b. The highest price in cash given for old gold and
August %. 40
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-09-04

THNHE Stockholders in the Rvsnna NAVIGATION Gamma
n ny are hereby requested pay to the Undersigned
on or before The first Monday October next ten dollars
on eacn snare OF stock held by them in 6idion to calls
already made. BY order Of the Board Of Directors
DANIEL f. CARR, Treasurer,
Aug. y. r32-wt1MO1 Rim Mar. C,yuDa,,U