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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-01-27
SHIP NEWS.

PORT IF ALEK9hDRLa. IN. C..
Brig Cleaner, Bourne, cleared at New York
for this port 22d.
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Majority Of slaves
s1.s2e

~. OI,oHO
we have no exact data by which to estimate bs reia
i've numbers OF any other ages, because te censms dos
~ 81 comparative statement above ten wears of aoe.
gu me ruth may be appropriated suicientiv IN sbo,v
s 'e disparity dminishes in proportion az the aces in
uaIe' IN other words, that the difference bet,yeen the
Vi o slaves and white persons attlsline in Eastern
senea4n' This rapid increase among the blacks mus,
w "Scnoed principally TO the fact that they arc without
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fMultum I'D lefrendo vaIui, canpor quo po
sHs qUOi petroleum. In aiena yident v"o
ee' Onna enim goInmqpe sbsunt vehemenus bowiou
men'es FenuiOanI'-DE BEtLO Cal, LIZ VII C1r,st "'
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POLITICAL.

Debate 10 be continued. }
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June &c.
IMPORTANT INFORMATION TO THE AFFLICTED.
ii "A X J. L. BENSON respectfully Informs the public
" that he will he Al

IMPORTANT INFORMATION TO THE AFFLICTED.
ii AK J. l.. BENSON respectfully Informs the public
NJ that he will be at the White Sulphur Springs in Au
gust where he will attend principally curing all cases
oil dyspepsia Or lndgestionhis experience and great
success IN the treatment Of that distressing disease with
which so many OF the human family present suffer
ing warrants him in Offering every of Dys
pepsia within the aid OF medicine Dr. Benson's iuvalu-
able Dyspep,ic medicines only prepared by him
SELL and are perfectly free from mercury and they can
be administered at all seasons without the danger
Inconvenience to the most delicate constitutions The re-
mote causes OF Dyspepsia generally mental excite
ments either OF grief pleasure-ntcnse s,udy-immo-
derae use OF stimulants OF every kind Tho proximate
causes are, loss oil power in the syscma want
oil bile or gastric uiceso facilitating the stomach TO
render 1t incapable of acting upon the food introduced
INTO IT, symptoms OF the disease existing are, loss APP
petite sense OF choking and uneasiness in the throat
frequent nausea, heartburn, fauency, arrosion in the
stomach when empty, and frequently pain after meals
oecnsiona pain in the side great costveness, hnbua
turbed sleep.
W Mr. James McKildoe, Richmond, Va and Messrs
j. u & j. E. Royal, Lynchburg, Va. the only agents
Tor the sale OF Dr. Bensons invaluable anti Dyspep,ic
Pills and Tooth ache Drops. DIR. BIS celebrated Tooth
ache Drops are the only vegetable specific per-
iecty Tree from acid; all other anecedent and sub
sequen Iooh-ache specifics based upon those strong
ACIDS which are so destructive to the teeth
June 20. I, =,
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a NOLLECTlON OF CLAIMS-The subscriber offers
~ his services Collector of Claims in the State of
Virginia. with the exception of the counties south of James
River.
lie has been for many years and is engaged in col
the State less than twice a year He would narcu
lary call the attention OF northern editors and merchants
TO tile facilities thus afforded for the collection of their ac
counts For further particulars he begs leave 10 refer 10
Mr. John Roane, late member of Congress- Messrs Rit-
chic y Cook Editors of the Richmond Enquirer Messrs
peasants Abbott Editors of the Richmond Wing, Sc
Letters addressed to him at Ayett's Warehouse Kng
William County, Virginia, will with strict attention.
ROBERT Hull.
~ Tho United States Gazette, Now York ENQUIRER
and National ntellgoncer, will publish once week for
Weeks SEM thelr
Tor payment. Juno 'f II "a,
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Oh 4 N REWARD will be given to any person,
- u " who will deliver to me, 10 my sister Eliza
beth d. Taylor in James City County small pale sorrcl
stolen from the pasture Of said Elizabeth d. Taylor
about six miles above williamsburg, on the night Of tic
2dinst She IS about four and half feet high, has very
fall name and tall three years old the last spring. tros
olcrably fast caners badly and doss pace The thief
Is supposed to have carried her TO Richmond, where no
will endcavour to make sale Of her. Five Dollars will be
given for the delivery Of the alone, 10 for the
mare and apprehension Of the thief
June ~. 13-w2w1 GEORGE p. LIGHTFoOf.
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RHHLBoRouGH suLpHuR spRING.-Istll co

RU lLLBOROUGH SULPHUR SPRING. still con-
1VM unue TO keep House of Entertainment at this
spring. am making repairs for the accommoda-
ton OF boardes and those who choose to give me CALL
IL Is situated the Free Turnpike Road leading from
Staunton to the Warm Springs Va about thirteen miles
from the latter Its qualities similar the White Sui
phur Springs Many persons have been considerably
nehed by using the water The Road above spoken OF
now making, and nearly half of it finished Ii is now con-
sdered the nearest and best road from Saunon the
warm Springs the parts that formerly bad be-
ing now turnpked. a hack will be once week from
Staunton TO Marlborough, and 10 the Warm Springs
passengers require leaving Stanton every Friday and
arriving at Marlborough on the dayto commence the
nrst Friday i'll July next, and continue until the first of
September, and perhaps longer. hack will also be run
from Lexington, Va. 10 Miborough and the arm
Springs, IL necessary, week; 10 leave Lexington
every Tuesday-to commence the first Tuesday in July
next and continue until the first Of October foIlowng
This road has heretofore been in bad ORDER but will be
Kept in much better order this summer.
June 10. GlI-3wl SAML S. WILLIAMS.
WoUNG LADIES' SEMINARY.-The next session
"a OF the Young Ladies' Seminary at Prince Edward
Court House, Va, will commence the first Monday oil
July next Avery large and commodious edihce will then
be in readiness for the accommodation OF the scholars and
an additional Teacher in the English Department
Miss Mansfield will continue TO teach in the departments
of Music, Painting and Drawing, assist other
branches Other assistance has been engaged, far the
same Is necessary.
Terms, for year of 10 months as follows:
Board and Tuition in all branches, $3.50 90
Board and Tuition in English branches ,includ-
ing washing and candles, 100 90
10 day Scholars, for Tuition in Music, % 90
In Languages, 20 90
In Painting and Drawing, 10 90
In English branches, % 90
Board in gentce families in the neghborhood can be
had for 81 90 month. The next session will continue
I'LL the last oil November, when there will be vacation
one month.
Observation-Disclosures Cushing Samuel c. Anderson
ESQ., and Rev b. f. Stanton of Prince Edward.
Prince Edward Court House June IL II-st
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BY RITCIIIE a. COOK.

W The ENQUIRER published twice week, generally
ree tines week during the
eo the same heretoto,e, Five Dollars
vene Notes of shartcred specie banks
oeivod The Editors will guarantee safety OF remit
o iui the postage OF all letters bcin. paid by
~ No viii DO discontinued discretion of the
Editors, until all arrearages have been paid up.
9 Whoever will guarantee tho payment of papers, shall
have tho tontl gratis.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
Ono oss first insertion,
assumed by In this city o cnvirons.
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BANK OF MARYLAND,

BdIlVlOTe, DC. 2Ofh, IS3I :
EDY resolution of the Board of Directors Of this In
u b sttuon the following scale and have been
adopted for the government of the Officers thereof in
ceiving deposites OF money subject to interest," viz
For dcposites payable ninety days after de-
mand, certificates shall be issued bearing inter
est at the rate per annum OF 5 per CT.
For deposites payable thirty days after demand,
certificates shall be issued bearing interest at the
rate per annum OF per ct.
On current accounts or deposites subject to be
checked for at the pleasure OF the deposition, in
tercst shall be allowed at the rate of g per ct.
BY order, II. WILSON Cashier.
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HAILLIAM s. MARY COLLEGE.--The Visitors
Wv Of this Institution reminded that the 4h OF Ju-
ly, is the time fixed for their Annual Meeting. full
meeting is desredthc fiscal concerns OF the College re-
qung minute attenton and Mr.. Gushing having decin-
ed TO accept the appointment of Professor of Chemistry &
Natural Philosophy, there is vacancy of that Professor.
ship The Rector deems proper observe, that from the
sentiments OF the last convection, he has doubt that
Mr. Rodgers will be re-apponicd TO the Professorsip OF
Chemistry, &c, and that Professor will he required for
the Mathematical Char-applicalions TO be made TO
BURWELL BASSETT Rector.
June g.
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1NRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE LAND-By
n virtue OF deed of trust, executed to us by james
Powell, bearing date on the 10Th day of November 1910
and OF record in the county Court of Amherst and TO ac-
comphsh certain purposes in said deed expressed we WILL
OH inc zoh DAY oil August 1882 on the premises, sell by
parcel oil Land with its appurtenances, lying and being
the county OF Amherst, the waters of Tribulation
creek, and the Courthouse of said county containing
$50 acres less such portion thereof may be
necessary to answer the unsased purposes of said deed
aud deiry the expenses incident to the execution of said
trust The title to said Land is believed be good but
acting as Trustees will only convey to the purchaser
purchasers, the title vested in us by said deed.
DAVID s. GARLAND, } nv
JOHN BULLOCK, trustees
June &c. I4-tds
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SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY.-In pursuance
~ OF decree OF the United States Court Fifth Circuit
and Eastern District OF Virginia. pronounced the 23d
day oil May, 1892 in the OF Joshua WaddDgton and
Thomas Pnkerton and Daniel Bell surviving assignees OF
Donald and Burton plaintiffs, and James Brown and Da-
mel Call defendants
The undersigned, Marshal of the said Court will pro-
coed to sell at II O'clock the premises to the highest
bidder, at public auction for ready money on Tuesday.
the loth day OF July the lot piece ground lying
and being in the city of Richmond, situate the South
side oil the Main Street. between the occupied
by Samuel Coe and the tenement occupied by John S.
Sydnor, and nearly opposite Lewis Webb s. Co.
EDMUND CHRISTIAN,
Marshal United States, Eastern District OF Virginia
June % "a III,
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NOTICE.--By virtue Of a Decd of Trust executed bv
IN Edmund Anderson aud Nancy his wife, of the CITY
oil Richmond TO the subscriber, and VIM. G.. Pendleton
duly recorded in the Clerks Office of Henrco and Abe
marie Counties; shall for purposes in said deed
proceed TO sell to the highest bidder for cash. i'm front
the Eagle Hotel in the city OF Richmond the 18th day
oil july 1882 all the said Andersons undivided interest in
500 23 acres of land, lying the Tennessee River in
cCraesin County, Kentucky Also all the 1000
Kentucky, and all his in 1000 acres in Hickman
County, lying the Mississippi River This lands said to
be very valuable and well mbered the title believed to
be good but such title only is vested in the subscriber
by tho decd of trust will be conveyed.
JOHN r. JONES, Trustee
June %. IstIs
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HHoRS DE VILE FOR SALE.-The subscriber is
Il authorised to sell this desirable residence situated

n N
"A Il authorised to sell this desirable residence situated
in the county OF Albemarle, and the OF Char
10 10 On nj -
Excellent quality, well enclosed with 81
OF good meadow land to produce from fifteen twenty
thousand weight of hay annually. The improvements
consists of neat dwelling house of brick, fifty by
twenty feet two stories high, in good repair Kitchen
house, stables, SC. well of excellent in the yard,
garden containing oil land, well enclosed and
in good state OF improvement, together with beautiful
grove and lava OF about five The local
this residence for private family gives TO it advantages
which possessed by very few in the upper country
its conguity to Charlottesville the University, the
Turnpike leading TO the Rivanna River, which will
be made navigabe in the midst of an intelligent, wealthy
and highly cultivated society," commanding fine view
the surrounding country, affords the strongest induccnen
for OF business pleasure TO purchase and settle
more minute description is unnecessary il is prcsum
ed any person wishing purchase would first view the
premises, which will be shown by Mr.. John Winn MIR.
Ira Garrett, Mr.. Rice W. Wood, living the place or
by the undersigned who lives within a few miles. The
terms will be made known by either of the above named
gentlemen the subscriber. a reasonable credit will be
given. IL not sold before the LIST of October next it will
be rented for one year term of years.
June To- 1Il-lm DANIEL f. CARR.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-06-29

Is HOCCO SPRINGS.-The subscriber respectfully in
- forms the public, that her houses will he prepared
for the reception of visitors, the LIST June nexIt
would be suPeruous in to say any thing Of the bene
fits of the water, those who have tried it will readily
testify to its advantageous effects The subscriber deems
only necessary say that her buildings all in good
repair, her we'll furnished, large and and
that her Table will be supplied with the best the country
Affords and her Bar with various kinds Of Wines and Liquors
Of every description The subscriber feels assured that the
preparations she has made for the accommodation Of her
bOafders cannot fail TO please. ANN JOHNSON.
Warren County, NJ G. May II, 1882.
P.S. There will be ball furnished at Shocco Springs
complimentary TO General Andrew Jackson the even
ings Of the 10Th and 1ltl Of July next The music will
be inferior to in this section Of country.
May Is. 11--l5Jui
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-06-29

ND UMFORD ACADEAIY.-Th second session of the
n u present year, will commence on Monday 10th Julys
aud terminate on the 10Th December next the Classical
ana Mathematical courses extensive those of any
other Grammar School in the State; the English and Ma
themacal department will continue be conducted by
Mr.. Thomas McMahon. Terms: board, washing and
tuition (each boarder finding his bed bedding, tow
els candles SCI $50 per session of months PAYABLE i'm
advance Tuition alone, $l5 per session. payable also in
advance Students whether boarders day scholars
who enter at any time previous 18th August liable
to the expence of the whole session.
VIM. HAWKESWORTH.
King William, June To- II-5t
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HNOR RENT OR LEASE-Thc extensive Tavern es-
N tablshed at Halifax Court house. occupied at pre-
sent and Tor several past years. by Mr. Moses Palmer.
Anoher word by way OF nducement, necessary
to be used as the value of the property the hands of
man OF enterprise, is already generally known.
Monday when the establishment irnot previously dispos
ed OF privately wb putup the highest bidder on terms
TO be made known on the day Address il by letter. post
paid, the Proprietor near the premises.
5. WILLIAMS.
'uhc Gu. 1i-tdS
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HUSr PUBLISHED and Tor sale byJ. w. CAMPBELL,
CD Petersburg, Va.dn Essayo CdicGreous Manure, by
Edmund Ruiln.This work contains among other things,
description Of the soils, and Of the present
state Of agriculture in the dc-wacr district Of Virginia;
the different capacities Vt soils for improvement and the
effects Of calcareous earth in improving them results o
chemical examination Of various soils, exhibiting proofs o
the existence Of acid aud neutral soils; tic mode IN which
cacarcous operate Soils and especially their
effects exhausted aud neutral Soils their pcrnancncy
as manure; remarks the Of gypsum; directions
for marling, &C. &c.
The opinions advanced in tho above work. supported
by Of experiments made by the author during
six years assduous attention 70 the subject The work Is
comprised in vol 12no. Of nearly two hundred and
fifty pages. Price bound--one dollar.
June ST
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tAUTION.-Be it known to all whom it may
" cen, that my wife, Mary Perkins, has, Of her
accord, left my house and board without any or
prorocaion whatever my part This, therefore, is to
torcwarn all persons from haborng her. trading with
her as will not be answerable for any debt which she
may contract EZEKIEL PERKINS.
Louisa County, June 25, l5-3tr
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a tO-PARrN Frs HIP.-Thc subscribers under the
~ style of Richard Barton HdroH and Company,
viii commence business the first day of June ensuing
That large milling establishment which has been Just
peted in the best manner, by the firm of Philip Iaxal
and Co. (eniitledthe COLUMBIAN MILLs0 will be con-
Quoted by them the extensive scale for the manu-
faeture of City NH Flour.
They solicit their friends and the friends Philip Hax-
all ana Co.. TO call and afford them opportunity pur-
chase their crops of wheat and - -,
e. BARTON HAXALL.
Richmond, Nav 90. b-tlsiJn
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YUN0 OWNERS OF LANDS IN WESTERN VIR-
u GINIA-The subscriber having interest in Sc
vea thousand OF Land in the Western part of Vir-
gna has determined TO leave this place about the 9th OF
July, visit to the counties of Preston Monongalia
Tyler Harrison, Kanawha and Randolph for tho purpose
OF viewing his said lands Whilst thus engaged, he would
gladly procure for all persons who own otherwise
interested in Lands lying the above countless any nor-
nation which may be required by such persons rea-
ton TO the situadon quality and Improvements of their
spective tracts
Those DESTROYS of avaing themselves of this opporni-
ty, will please make application by letter. post paid before
the 5h July, addressed to A. b., Richmond.
N. Bile will also undertake collections in the Valley
and in the above and adjoining counties
Apply as above. June 20
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For London.

The Philadelphia Packet Ship THAMES
VA ILL sail from James River about the last of
Wv month"; for Lonjon-and for the freight of 200 bhds
Iolacco or passage, apply to c. s A. WARWICK.
June ~ I3-4t"
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atoRN FOR SALE.-The last years crop OF corn
~ grown at Fighting Creek, near Powhatan Court
House. will be sole publicly Tuesday, the 10th ofJuy
the premises Terms at SALE For sale also above,
very fine wheat threshing machine, capable of getting
out between and 100 bushels per day.
SAMUEL ESTIS,
June 20. [I5-2i1 agent for George Taylor.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-06-29

HROTETOURT SPR1NGS.-Tho following low rates
a y have been established by the subscribers his charg
es, At tho Botetourt Springs, viz:
Board for Ladies and Gentlemen per day 81 90
Ditto per week 30
Ditto per month Of 30 days rs 90
Children, under 10 years Of agc servants and horses al
half the above prices. Washing 80 cents per dozen.
Gil JOHNSTON.
Bototor Spring., June -. 1876
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NOTlCE.-lntending 10 visit Of the watering
places in Virginia, the next for my health,
have determined TO bring all my Transactions well
private az in my hducary character, 10 speedy and final
adjustment must there fore earnestly request all those
indebted TO in either capacity, 10 make immediate pay
TO present them, properly authenticated am ready
discharge them. THOMAS r. BARNES
Richmond County, Virginia, April %. 1i6-wiot
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Law and Chancery for PoYhatan county from the 9TH to
the 18th day Of May inclusive, in the year 1892:
Elcnder Lewis, widow of Robert Lewis, dec. Pllff
against
Frederick Cox and Mary his wife, Joseph Jordan, Ro
bert Jordan, Linneus Jordan Elizabeth Johnson, widow
Of Benjamin ID. johnson, dec, Edwin II. Jordan, john
Watkins admir-. OF Henry w. Watkins, dec Edmund Loo
ke, VIM. w. Porter, admir- Of Peter Porter dec and Will
liam McGrudcr, DTS.
The defendant, Joseph Jordan not having entered his
appearance and given security according to the act OF As
semby aud the rules Of this Court and appearing by
sfacory evidence that he is not inhaban Of this Com
monwealth the motion of the plaintiff by Henry T..
Hopkins, Esq. her attorney, il is ordered that the said
Joseph Jordan do appear before the Judge Of said Cir
cult Superior Court Of Law and Chancery for Powhatan
County at the courthouse thereof the first dag OF Sep
tember term next and The bill Of the plaintiff and
give security for performing such decree the Court may
make herein; and that copy of this order be forthwith
insceed IN newspaper published in the city Rich
nond for months successfully and posted the front
door Of the courthouse Of this county. Copy-Tcste
June 20. [5-wSwl ". +. GRAVES, d. &.
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N0TICE-WALrER LIVINGSTON, Esq of New
IN York, has appointed me his Attorney in fact, to col
iec the money due for the of mares to the Ame
Eclipse for the present year. ending the lst July next
The power OF Attorney is duly recorded in the Clerks
Office Of Brunswick
Such persons choose TO avail themselves of the pay
inen Of $50 by the first of next month, do by APP
application 10 at this place. So far my friend Capt
Harrison is concerned will BE- settled between him and
myself not to embdrrass the transaction.
f.. II. HICKS.
Lawrenccville Brunswick Co Va. June 26. I5-2t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-06-29

DURR MILESTONE MAKING has been resumed
HD in the Peniteutary Of Virginia Persons applying
for mlsones at the Pcnentary, the store Cor to the
officer at either place by letter. the postage being paid
will be promptly attended TO- The mistones made this
institution not interior to any manufactured in the
United States and evidence OF the faithful execution of
work done erc may be had by inspection of eight pair of
burr stones in operation in Mr. HaXas mill in
this city. The prices low few pair OF are
oil hand. G.. s. MORGAN, Superinten
June 20. I5--tf
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SALE.-In obedience the above decree, the under
signed WILL the twenty fourth day of August at
CdrrS Brook in the county of AlbemaTle sell at public
auction the credit in said decree mentioned that vaua
bic called Carrs Brook Cars Low Grounds,
formerly the residence of Peter Carr dccease containing
about go acres about 1870 lao OF which Low
Grounds, which, with the cleared high lands, in good
state of cultivation The improvements consist of large
/ con
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NEW ADVERTTsEMENTs.

AN0ND licensed ENGLISH CHANCERY REPORTS.
~ Reports of Casesdecided in the High Court of Chan
Gerry in England edited by Richard Peters. Counsellor
Law and Reporter of the Decisions OF the Supreme Court
OF the United Satcsthree volumes published for sale by
II. 1. SMITH.
Chancellor Kent, speaking of the great value OF the
above work to all the American Bar observes, " think
they have been udicously edited, and it is work that
much wanted: it was indeed indispensable TO the cir
cuaton in this country OF English Equity Law, he best
code in the world of ethical principles justly and truly APP
piled to the administration Of usce for who could buy
be willing to wade through all tho volumnous pages OF
English Chancery Decisions when half OF tho number
Is cumbersome and useless with -
June % 15-w3w