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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1832-04-10

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Committee eventually rose, without hav-
ing disposed Of the latter bill, and OBJ
tanned leave to sit again.
In the Senate, Monday April 2, Mr..
Poindexter submitted resolution for the
discharge Of the Committee on Manu-
features from the further consideration
Of the several subjects referred to them
on the 22d ult., on which that Committee
have not reported, and referring those
subjects to n Select Committee. Some.
time was spent in Executive business |;
after which the bill making approprin-
tions for the support Of Government in
the year 1892, was taken up, and the a.
mcndment allowing $3.50 900 for the cx-
penses Of the Supreme and District
Courts ofthc United States, held within
the District Of Columbia, was adopted.
The proposed amendments to the clause
making appropriations to defray the ex-
penses of diplomatic intercourse, were
taken up, but not disposed of.
In tho House Of Representatives, a.
mong the various memorials presented,
was one by Mr.. Mercer from subjects of
the King Of Great Britain, relative to Az
rican colonization, the suppression Of the
slave trade, and the eventual and general
emancipation Of slaves. This memorial
was, without being resd, referred TO the
Select Committee heretofore raised On
the subject. LIS contents, ss stated by
Mr.. Mercer, wore not distinctly heard,
or understood. BY the Houss. Mr.. Polk,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-06-19
EOEEEs y.
"Mvcu vEr RrmArSs UNsuSo."

srANzAs ON TOBACCO
Fneni o;ihc Observation-Disclosures weed!
On rich and poor alike thy balm he slowing,
In humble clay, richest hoosah glowing;
bl9st DO thy tlltgc, fruitful be thy seed;
In happier days from all vo duty ffccii
ii$ht be the turf upon tho honofel grave
OF him who bore thee DER the Weston wave,
Deahlets in fame, ifthis his only doedl
Immortal Raieiyh! were Potatoes not,
Could grateful Ireland c'er forgot thy eloin'
Were all Thy proud historic deeds forgot"
That blend they memory with Elizl's fame,
Coull England's annals in oblivion rot
Tobacco would cnshrinc and consccSate thy namc
Let Eastern nightngalcs, IS poots sing
'Die OF q rOSe in aromatic puin;'
Let Moore take the initiative strain,
And dock with Persian flowers his dulcet string;
IL scScn' me to road oI ondlcsS Spring,
And flowers that seem alike TO bud and blow,
Beneath tho Summers sun and Winters snow,
DouJuess, such olors delicious are,
To votaries OF lIoavenbOrn Poesy;
But TO my senses more congeual far
tuowc'er degraded sucl, confession be)
TIL aroma mounting from mild cigar.
Choose worthless flowers who wi-Havsuss wood for mo!
On many foreign shore, in many a scono
oi beauty, wonder, peul,-sellom pTost
By wanderers from Islands OF the West,--
The hayward footsteps of the bard have been;
The SOondst neutrality-suspicious. uson-isle,-
Wncrc the young Gauges leaves his native SHOWS
Inc woods and wiIds where lrawady flows
And where Caifaria's dnsy damscls smile,
Weary and faint my sinking soul the while.
But for ono loved companion ofmy toll;
Tobacco! from thou dist nee;
And Fortune To the winds her gifts may scatter,
shall not miss thom--5o she leave mo thoe
LIST DantzcS boast hor matchlcss eaudovio;
Lot gin Schiedom, immortalze thy namo;
Rum and rum-shrub support Iamaca's famo;
Grog-toddy-p unch--whate'er the mixture bo--
crnokod drnm,-shal not be sung by mo.
sing the praises of that glorious weed,
Dear to mankind, whatcer his race or croed,
Condition, color, dwelling, degree
From Lemblt's SHOWS, to parch'd Arabias sands,
loved by all lips, and common o oil hands
Hail, sole cosmopolitc, Tobacco, hnin
n6 ShnE long cut shSr,-eut pig tell, qud, or roll,
In every form conscnial to the soul.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-06-19

! 6SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY In pursuance
~ OF Decree of the Circuit Superior Court of Law
and Chdncery Tor the county of Nelson pronounced in
the case OF Rives against Austin aud others the under
signed, Commissioner will proceed to sell at the Vare
y Mills, In the county OF Nelson Wednesday the 18Th
day oil July next TO the highest bidder credit Of one
two, three and four purchaser or purchasers
giving bonds with approved security and deed of trust
on the land To secure the paymenta the Lands held by
INC concern oil ves and Murphy, consisting of The Va
ety Mills tract of land containing in all II6S acres up-
on which are Mills, Tan ard Dslery Dwellnp-hoIse
&c. There are two Mills: Merchant Mill containing
TWO PAIR oil Burrs In good order and ready receive the
next crop OF wheat the other Grst Mill containing one
pair Esopus Stones, also in good order The Tan
is in good order, and every convenience for CARRYING nm
the business extensively part of the land very vau
abe most OF it yet to clear, and portion of it first rate
Tobacco land-Aso, at the place and on the same
day, tract OF land lying within mile of Nelson Court
house, and adjoining the lands of Lunsord Loving and
Others containing 300 acres the greater part of it heavily
hmbered Also, another tract lying in the county of Mel
son. adjoining the lands of BENJAMIN and oes
containing 339 Also, lot adjoining the town of
New Market, on which there is a lumber-house
And on Friday the 10th day of July next, the subscr
Der will sell in the town of Bent Creek the county Of
buckingham the above terms, the interest held Inv
Rves and Murphy in the following valuable propertvH
an undivided twohrd interest in three of land adj
Joining each other, containing eight acres hundred
and ten and half and sixty five acres upon which
are Merchant Mills, Saw Mill, Grist Mill Dislierv
clearinghouse, sc. The Mills in complete repair
and are, perhaps the best in the upper counry being
situated in fine wheat country upon never. failing
stream-Also, an undivided two-thrd Of Lot of Land
adjoining the above, containing AcreAlso an und-
yded two-hird of Tract OF Land, adjoining the town 81
Bent Creek, on which stands Lumber House. supposed
to contain oneourth Of an Acre.Aso an undivided two
third part OF town lot supposed contain one fourth of
an Acre-Also an undivided wo-hird interest in Tract
oil Land lying IN the county Of Buckingham near the wa
ters OF James River containing 400 acras.-Also the
whole OF the following tracts, all lying in the county of
Bucknghanone tract containing PIG acres two or three
miles from the town OF Bent Creek, the waters of Bent
CreekAlso, tract containing 1ls acres, the waters
Bent Creek-Aso tract containing 90 acres bought
by Rves and Murphy from NJ Pendeton's legaiees-a.
80 tract containing al acres, bought Of Mace Freelapd
The property lying in the county Of Buckingham will
be shewn by Andrew White, residing at the Bent Creek
Mills, and that in Nelson, ~ Alexander Brown residing
at the Variety Mills. MAYO CABEIL'
May IS. 2-wSw Co,ptpjssio1er
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-06-19

NOilCE-By virtue Of the last Will and Testament
" OF Samuel Nuckols deceased the subscriber will
proceed to sell to the highest bidder the premises on
Thursday the 10Th day OF July next if fair, il not the
next m day. a the estate OF said decedent both real and
personal, the following terms to witt the land which
lies partly in Goochland and partly in Hanover countless
and contains about 400 acres, third Of the purchase
money to be paid IN cash. and the balance in two equal
annual payments; approved personal security and a
deed IN trust on the land to the last payments
The personal estate consisting Of six likely young negroes
hoFses cattle sheep and hogs, plantation utensils house
mold &c on the following terms TO wit six months Gre
DIT or all sums above five dollars bonds with approved Sc
cun Tor five dollars and under cash will be required by
NAIHANlBL NUCkOIS, Admir-. de bonis non
Al persons having claims against the estate are request
ed TO bring them forward that due arrangements may be
made for setemon all persons indebted to the estate arc
requested to come forward and make immediate payment
May 20. f6-wsws1 NJ N
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-06-19

AZ observation-disclosures Court continued
IL and held for Buckingham county, the 10th day of
May, 1892 -
Henry Adcock, adm'Or of Elisha Adcock, decd, PtG
against
Valentine Scruggs and Finch Scruggs ex' or of Allen
Scruggs, decd,
The defendan Valentine Scruggs, not having entered
ms appearance aud given security according the of
assembly and the rules OF this Court and it appearing by
satisfactory evidence that he not an inhaban of The
counry 1T as ordered That the said absent defendant do
appear here on the first day of the August Term and
answer the bill OF the PLAINTIFF and that copy of this order
he forthwith inserted in newspaper published in the
ely oil Richmond, for two months successfully and post
ed at the front door OF tue Court House of this county
copy Iese, *. ELDRIDGE, C.. ID. C..
June II. 10 80,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-06-19
June ~

HTIRGINIA MUSEUM.-Thisw well known establish
v ment, togctherwth all the Paintings Minerals Eos.
sis, and cuoses thereto belonging offered for sale
The building is 80 by 50 feet two stories high built of
brick and covered with slate. II situated on the south
Of the Capitol Square in pleasant, and central
part Of the city. The building was constructed with
view TO all the purposes Of a Museum and in the hands
Of man OF enterprise might be made very valuable pro-
perry The establishment will he shown any person
wishing to purchase, on application the premises Ap
pcaons from persons abroad by letter. post paid direct
cd to the subscriber, at the Museum, will be promptly at
tended TO. RICHARD LORTON
May %. 5-w3m
0Trho Editors Of the Courier Enquirer New York are r..
their accounts IS fof COLLECTION.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-06-19

SUBSTITUTE FOR LITHoToMY.-Thc New York
Iot"Hdt or Commerce says: -" A highly respectable
and exhibited calculus from which he had been lately re-
mevcd on Saturday last The operation was performed by
Dr. Depeyre, without the Of knife In size and an
pearance the calculus much like a ground nut after
taxing OIL the husk. The patient experienced very little
pam Ia the operations and the second day was able TO walk
abroad he instrument made Of is composed of Sc
verlI paris One, in form aud motion resembling birds
claw seizes the calculus and holds it fast while another
set IN motion by bow and string, bores it to pieces This
Guv Oh oper'uonhas been paced good deal in France
lsthe fourth operation of DIR. ID. i'm this cotntrvm
similar operation performed by Dr. Spencer of this
town. on Friday last. upon gentleman from the country
saw ,he patient shortly after walking about his room;
he described the operation being attended with very In
Tie pain The calculus in this case was with the excep-
uon oil lew Fragments reduced by the instrument, TO
weighed 90 grains. The instrument which is very sim
Pe IN us construction, is the invention of celebrated
Surgeon and frequently supersedcs the use of the
knlte-thus disarng distressing disease of more tban
hall lis errors.- Petersb,frg Times
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-06-19

a dryden AND HUNT, MERCHANT TA1LoRs
HT No. 8, Sharpe ST., Bdimore.-Would respe ctful
y announce to their friends in Virginia. and the public
generally that they have received their supply of SPRIN
AND SUMMER GooDs, in their greatest varietes-pary
as follows, VIZ Extra super blue and black Cloths
French and Engsh super fashionable olive brown and
mulberry Cloths, OF various shades, with general
ment oil Cassmeres Vestings Sc &C. all OF which they
VIII make TO ORDER in the most fashionable STYLE and
the shortest notice. and the most reasonable terms "A
liberal discount for cash.
j. N Hunt intends visiting his native place about the
latter part oil june and from the very liberal patronage
bave received from that section of the country will take
occasion to have himself provided with card OF patterns
OF Cloths, Cassmeres and Vesngs and variety of new
style goods tor summer wear and will be happy TO take
measure and orders from such of their friends as
wish get their clothes in the city of Baltimore and that
he may the better accommodate them will attend at the
Court oil Lancaster and if possible the Court of Norhum-
berland, at their June terms.
May %. 5-w4w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-06-19

w JEP1THA LEET:--As yo; are not an nhabi-
ant OF III" Sisc 0f Virginia you will please take
notice, that SHALL the 18th day of July next at Chin
qnepn Church, in the county of Amelia and State of Viz
gna proceed to take the dispositions of Joel Morris and
others TO be read evidence in suit pending i'm the
Circuit Superior Court of Law Chancery for the
ty OF Powhatan, in the said State, in which am plaintiff
and yourself and others defendants The said deposi
tons will be taken the day before mentioned between
O'Clock i'll the forenoon and of the same day; but
should the said deposion from any cause be not taken
onthat day, the will be taken the succeeding ,lav
between the same hours. Yours, SC.
June IL. 10--wIwH John JORDAN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-06-19
THNo JOURNEYMEN HOUSE-PAINTERS.-1
IA subscriber wishes employ twelve or fifteen House
Painters, TO work on the Capitol in Richmond.

. W MCGINNESS House Fdinfer, SC.
llth Street. Richmond, Va
have on hand 200 gallons Copal Varnish of nv own
make, suitable for House Painters, Chair and Cabinet
Makers which warrant of the best quality and to dry
quck-Lkewise, Coach Varnisb, which will engage 10
polish WELL and not crack. As intend manufacture il
constantly and hope to supply the Sate will sell by
wholesale say lO gaons( as low as it be procured
it will be taken back, and the money returned
April 81 l1i-tfw c. w McGINNESS
- The Editors OF the National Intellgencer Wash
inglon; lnellgencer. Petersburg and Beacon Norfolk
will publish the above weekly for two months and send
their accounts TO this office.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-06-19
I'm CHANCEEY-VIRGINIA.- Louisa county
III court, April 9th, 1882:
Rachael Mann, pI,f

I'm OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Louisa county
II court, April 9th, 1882:
Rachael Mann, pItf
against
James d. Roberts, adm'or dc bonis non with the will
annexed of Thomas Manu. decd Nicholas j. Poindexter
who owns Stephen T. Mann's interest in the estate of
thomas Mann, dec'd) VIM Edds and Nancy his wife
Jonathan Edds, Mary Edds, Susan Edds, Drury Edds
and w M Brown and Elizabeth his wife, who was Eliza
beth Edds, Thomas Mann, John Norman and Sarah his
wife, James Amos and Susan his wife, who was Susan
Norman, John Parrish and Elizabeth his wife, who was
Elizabeth Norman, Thomas Norman, Rachael Norman
Washngton Norman, Mary Norman and Susan ARM
strong, De0s
ms day came the plaintiff by her Attorney, and fled
her DILL and the defendants James Amos Susan his wife
VINO was Susan Norman and Thomas Norman not having
entered their appearance and given security according to
aw ana the rules Of this court and it appearing to the
satisfaction OF the court, that they not inhabitants of
TINS State, on the motion Of the plaintiff by her counsel
Its ordered that the said defendants James Amos and SUI
san ms wife, who was Susan Norman and Thomas Nor
man. do appear here the first day of July court next
ana answerthe bill of the plaintiff that copy of this
ODER be forthwith inserted in newspaper published in
the city of Richmond, for two months SUCCESSFULLY and
posted at the front door Of the house of this county
ON some court-day.
Mays 8. II7'wev,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-06-19

Inc parties interested hereby notified that have
appointed Friday the 9Th day OF July next to carry the
order INTO eee on which day they request
ed to attend me at my office at Dennisvle Amelia coun-
w. at nine o'clock, A. NJ with such accounts and Other
papers as they may wish 10 file in the settlement
FABIUS LAWSON Conn.,
May %. 4Nyvar
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-06-19


BY consent the report of the commissioner upon the
estate oil Elizabeth Webster, is ordered to be recommed
with instructions deduct from the balance of three hun
dred and twenty pounds five shngs and six pence
pounds, eighteen shings and four pence the
amount oil corn belonging to the estate of Edward Web
ster included in the said balance OF which Elizabeth
webster has no part she took her share kind and of
we Jonn ebster took his share also in knd assuming
olasson, Miles Webster and Fanny Webster, fifty nine
pounds twelve shings and eight pence as per account
herewith filed, and report accordingly
Copy, Teste, JOHN r. LEIGH g. r
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-06-19

n CHANCERH--NIRGINI o Court of otIar-
"A erly session continued and held for Richmond Co,in
" at the Court House, Tuesday lac 9Th day of Nav
1882 ~
Charles Dodson, Plaintiff
Against
Rawlegh Dodson and Susan his wife Charles II Kent
and Winnered his wife, William IT, Hall and Louisa his
wife, Richard Dodson, Hannah Dodson, Elizabeth bod
son, Jane DOdson and - Dodson, children of lanes
Dodson deceased Ewell Alexander and Alice his vile
Della, Joseph, Winney, Presley William aHd Jane Dod-
son, Defendants
This day came the plaintiff and exhibited his bin and
on his motion, il is ordered that the defendants be sum-
moned 10 appear here the first day of August term
ext 10 answer said BILL and TO shew cause If anv thev
can, why the land of which Alexander Dodson died sez
ed and possessed should not be sod proceeds d.
vded according TO law among the heirs of the said Alex
ander Dodson, dec and appearing the Court that the
defendants Presley, William, jane Della, Joseph Win
ney, Hannah, Elizabeth, Jane and - Dodson are in
lants under the age OF twenty years. Therefore John
T. Headey is appointed guardian adj Item 10 Presley
William and Jane Dobson Bartholomew Dodson is an
pointed guardian adj Item TO Della, Joseph and Wnnev
Dodson and Charles Il. Kent is appointed guardian adj
Item 10 Hannah, Elizabeth, Jane and Dodson: and
the defendant Richard Dodson having entered his an
pearance and given security according the Act of As
semby and the rules OF this Court and appearing 10 the
satisfaction of the Court that he is inhabitant of this
Commonwealth, the motion of the plaintiff by his at
torney is ordered that the said defendant Richard Dod
son. do appear here the first day Of August term next
and answer the plaintiffs BILL and that copy of this order
be forthwith inserted in tic Enquirer new sper print
ed in the City Of Richmond FOR two months successfully
aud also posted at the front the Court House of s
county Copy. Teste,
GEO. SAUNDERS, G. re.
June ~ 1O-wsw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-06-19

By the Governor Of The Commonwealth of Virginia.
"a fhoCLAMAIION.-W Whereas it appears from an
IVA indictment found by the County Court of Bedford
that certain Charles Marshall Jones' did on the goth De-
cember 1881, murder Mr. Edward Sayre, by shooting
and other yioence that said Charles Marshall Jones has
been baed by the Examining Court and has forfeited his
ecognzance and under the charge of MURDER the Grand
Jury upon the indictment preferred on him. returned ga
true BiI-and the said Charles Marshall Jones is still be-
lieved to be in Frederick Fauquier county:-Now,
therefore, l, John Floyd, Governor Of the Commonwealth
oil virginia, do hereby offer reward of Three Hundred
Dollars to persons who will apprehend aud
convey TO the Jail OF Bedford County, the said Charles
Marshall jones' and do, moreover, require all officers
civil and military, and exho the good people of the Com
monweah TO use their best endeavors cause the said
fugitive to be apprehended that he may be dealt with as
the law directs.
Given under my hand Governor and under the lesser
[Seal] seal of the Commonwealth at Richmond this
2Sth day of May, 1892. JOHN FLOYD
Charles Marshall Jones is about 20 years old and quite
slender made, dark hair, fair skin, thin face little
ecked sharp nose, thin lips and has lost about half of
he lore finger OF the left hand is probably about feet
or inches high. s-w4w June s.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-06-19

John OK George Fox, Alfred Fox Albert Fox Thomas
H. foX' Richard w Fox, Charles j. Fox and Sarah Fox
mos leitwich and Frances his wife, who was Frances
foX, Martin Drewry, aud Mildred s. his wife, who was
MILDRED s. Fox VIM. Ratchet and Judith his wife who
,rt ou' ~ on ana george Harriss, Defs.
ADer fox and Sarah Fox not having entered their an
Pearance and given security according the Act of AS
sen6J and the rules OF this Court, and il appearno bv
satisfactory evidence, that they inhabitants of his
state IT IS ordered, that the said defendants do appear
mere on the hrst Monday in August next answer the
oil tne comPainants and that copy of this order be
or'hwllh inserted in newspaper published in the CT
OF Richmond, for two months SUCCESSFULLY and posted
a' Ie front door oil the Court House Of this county.
Copy Teste, RO. b. POLLARD u q
June ~. N we,.s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-06-19

n N GHANCERY-VIRGrNIA Rules held in the
Clerks Office Of the Circuit Superior Court of Law
ana Chancery for the County of King William on Mon
day, the 4th of June, 1892
Joseph Fox, and Elizabeth ID. Fox his wife, Judith F.
roS, John n Fox, Joseph III. Fox, Thomas p Fox MARY
den OF the said Joseph Fox Elizabeth D. Fox and in
Ianis under the of twenty years. by the said Jo
sep" roH 'heir next friend, . Pitts.