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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1832-09-11

professor Of mineralogy. He stalked
along into the presence ofthe latter. and
finding him in company with swo or
three other gentlemen, he asked, (which
on ye is the confessor Of miserolOgy :"
''I'm the professor of mineralogy,"
said DR.. d.
"Oh, you are, hal" returned the gawk;
"Weli, you're the very feller ] want to
see.--I've got something for your par
ticular ear and if you'll step aside 4
moment, Ill show it to you"
The professor smiled, and complied
with the request when the long-skirted
natyvs, thrusting his hand again into
his pocket, drew forth the precious
specimen on which his golden hopes
were built. "There I" said he, "what
do you say &c that1'
"What do / say to it Z"
"Yes-what mean is, what do you
call it ~
~ call it stone," returned the pro-
fessor.
"Isn't it goold stone T. inquired the
stranger, with intense interest, and
watching the countenance Of the profes-
sor to see that he was not deceiving him
"There's no gold in that" said the
professor, coolIy. q,
.'No goold - exclaimed the stranger,
his long chin dropping ut once upon hii
breast, and his snagged teeth appearing
more ghastly than ever--''no gooid
what is il then that looks so yaller Z"
"Nothing but mixture of iron
sDarnation seize the iron !" exclaim.
ed the disappointed speculator--if I'D
known that, it might lain till it rotted'
for all my feschin i nine miles in my
pocket, jest 10 see il 'twasn't goold, OF
no." With that he threw It from him
in disgust, forgot his dreams of living
like a sdaybob" and went home to eat
mush and potatoes, instead of regalins
on Goldfish and mince pie.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1832-09-11

sW;nthrop-- Hubbard.
I Records Of the United Colonies. Mass
chusetts History, vol. 3, p. l36-l las. ------
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-08-24

I'm CHANCERY-V1R rules holden in
u the Clerks Office of the county court Of Cumberland
from the "a to the 9Th OF july inclusive in the year 1892
James mlnter and Lucy his wife, Plaintiffs.
against
Joshua Rucker and Nancy his wife, Singleton Cugee
ana FRANCES his wife, Elizabeth BoatHght Jane Boat
right, Daniel Boatrght and Isaiah BoalrIpbt DeG's
The defendants not having entered their appearance and
gwen security according TO the of Assembly and the
rules OF this court and IL appearing by satisfactory evil
dence that they not inhabitants 81 this Commonwealth
Is ordered that they do appear here the first dav of
September Term next and the plaintiffs bi and
that copy Of this order be forthwith inserted in some
newspaper published in the city Of Richmond and con
hnued for two months successfully and that another
be posted up at the front door Of the Courthouse Of this
county. Copy Teste,
p. II. NUNNALLY, D. G.
July ~. 22-xsy
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composing the United States Of America has since the
passage OF the Tariff Of 1925 become one of common CON
versalon interest aud excitement, among all classes of
the people OF the Southern States There is no dsguis
ing the fact that "he public mind greatly troubled and
exceedingly uneasy" Upon this subject ! send you for
pubcaon an extract from the Speech of our venerable
friend Nathaniel Macon, delivered in the House of Re-
personalities OF the United States on the 23d of Febra
Iy, iovG' upon INC bil proposing repeal Of so much Of
the judiciary system Of the United States as had been
erected aud organized in the last aconies Of the admins
traon OF the first Adams The subiOined extract is in
reply the speech of Mr. Bayar1 of Delaware who re-
sisted The passage OF the bill mainly upon Constitutional
grounds, orraher pretcnccs and who among other things
cad, hat IT the House should pass the bill aud repeal
me obnoxious part Of the systems and should produce
Ciyli Nar that not only HIMSELF but many enlightened
citizens would support the Judges" CAROLUS
"Can it be possible, Sir said Mr. Macon that the gem
ueman from Delaware, (NIr BayardO was serious when
he talked about injury to Women and Children as like.
~ to result from the passage of the bill upon your tablet
HE gentleman has also told us, that pass s bill and
tshould produce Civil War, not only himself but many
enlightened citizens would support the JUDGES Have ,ye
Sir, come TO s, at enlightened citizens have deterrnin
ed ON the side they will take in tie Of Civil War
ana hat usunon among Use states is talked Of in dis as
semby, win dcberdi0n aud cOoncss2 We were certain.
ly not sent here 10 talk debate upon such topics hut IN
lake care OF the alters Of te nation and prevent such
evils IN dc Sir iii ourduty 70 take care Of The govern
meDt and not destroy H. Compare what is said v the
gentleman with what was said and done by the former mi
hoIly challenge the gentleman TO show any ding like
d, IN all their proceedings we the then mi.
noy supposed The Constitution violated did we talk Of
resistance to the governments and Civil WAR No Sir ve
TALKED OF elections, and depended upon them as the main
ner-stGhe OIL our saicyand supposed that whatever in
jury public mig receive from violation ofthe Consi.
tuon ut hc rest election the people would elect those
Wo mouu repair the breach aud correct The abuse, and
us' 'h my oRmo ought to bc the doctrine Of Us a and
when we dher about constitutional points and The G,ies.
ton shall be decided against us we ought 10 consider il
temporary evil remembering tat the neoio pofsees t,e
means Of fccGlyug any error which nav l no
us Is Tho idea OF separation OF these St,fos So igl az,
"lHng q" Affair as TO be uttered with camness in this
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-08-24
EsaeEERg
"nUcH vHr uEmArxs uxsuSo."

ODE TO TIE GEUMANS.-BY riIoMAs CAMPBELL, Esq.
The spirit Of Britannia
Invoices across the mon,
Her sister Alems,ia
To hurst the iyTants chain:
Wy our kindred hOoll, She cries,
Rise, Alicm1nians, rise,
And hallowed thrice the biud
OF our kindred hearts shall be,
When your land shall DC the land
OF the ifco--of the hoe.
with Freedoms lion banner
Britannia rules the waves
Whilst HoNoRN
Is sl the camp uf slaves.
For shame, for sloty's sake,
Wake, Alemanans, wake,
And the ryttnts that wirln
Half world, shalt quail aud dee,
when your realm shall be the realm
OF the fcco--of the fIoe,
Mars O YOU his thunlcr'
That shakes the battle field;
Yet to break bonds usunlcr
No Martial holt has poald.
Shall the aurclld land of AT
Wear shacklc~ on her hcau
No! the clock ffamd To tell,
By its sound, the march of time,
Let IL clng OppTession's kncll
O'cr your ciimc--OCr your cline,
Tho Pross's magic letters
That blessing yo brought FORTH,
Behold! titles in letters
On tho soil that gave il birth:
But the trumpet must b. heard,
And the charger be spurrd;
For ilther Armins Spite
Calls down from heaven, that
Shall grid you for the fight,
And be lTeG-and be free,
Ehcnbrcsein signifies in German, io
Germany invented sunpowde clock making, and printing.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-08-24

HONCORD ACADEMY.--rhe exercises Of the Sc
" Good session Of this Seminary will commence ON
the LIST Of September, and terminate the 18th Of De-
cember following
The course Of instruction will comprise the Languages
and Sciences generally. The terms will be SlO Tor the
Scholastic year Of ten months each student finding his
bed and candles, Sll6 II they be furnished him
In selecting a site for this Institution special regard
was had TO heath and It's character in this respect has
been tested by the experience Of many years Those re-
siding at distance who may require further information
relative TO THIS Seminary, requested address their
letters 70 THOS - COLEMAN,
President Of Concord Academy,
Near the Bowling Green, Caroline county.
aug. ~. 2g-i4wfw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-08-24

THNRUST SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY.-In
d pursuance of the provisions Of deed OF trust, exc
cutcd to the subscriber by Charles Barker, bearing date
the 9th day OF August 1925 and of record in the Clerks
Office of the County Court of Henco for the purpose OF
bert Barker of the county OF Hanover, will be sold the
premises Friday, the 3lst of August, 1882, certain
tract parcel of land in the county of enco supposed
contain thirty acres and adjoining the lands of John
Jordan, John Williams and Isham Bethel Also certain
personal property in the said deed mentioned consisting OF
variety OF household and kitchen furniture, the stock OF
cattle, hogs, &c. Also, great variety of farming utensils
The sale will be made for cash. The title TO the above
property is believed to be good; the subscriber will
vey only such as is vested in him trustee.
CHARLES SELDEN, Trustee.
August Z. 26--wtd
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-08-24

deliberavc assembly, AZ the very idea udder, and it
seems to me that every ought 10 look such
with horror and shrink from il with dsnay. Yet some
gentlemen appear to be prepared for such event. and
nave determined on their sides, i'm should happen
For my part Sir, depore such much make
up my mind on il until il shall really happen and then
must be done with great hesitation indeed. To ina
gina'ion the idea of dsunion conveys the most painful
sensations how much more painful them would be the reality
Who shall fix the boundaries OF those empires when
the fatal separation shall take placed Is it be done with
those cruel engines OF death that have heard Of the
sword aud bayonet and the savage instruments
them into the breast of brother, aud citizen be putin
Tie array against citizen make this separation which
would ruin the whole country. And why is all this TO be
uohes Because we cannot all think alike political top
ics As well ughtt be Said that because we cannot all
agree IN the tcnets embraced by each particular
hoiy reHslon because one IL CavinSt and another
Lutheran that each should be employed in pungng the
dagger into the heart of the other But suppose sir
you agree TO divide these States, where is the boun-
dary 10 he! Is TO be liver line of marked trees
be II which may both sides must be fortified TO keep the
one from intrudng on the other all the governments
VIII nave regular soldiers guard their fortified places
ana the people on both sides must be oppressed with
to support these iorcatons and soldiers What would
become in such state of things of the National Debt and
all the Banksi in the u States? II we do wrong bv adopt-
ing measures which the public good does no, require the
INJURY cannot be very lasting because at the ne 1t con
me people will let us stay home send others who
VIII manage their common 10 their satisiac.
uoh' And n we "leel power and forget RIGHT" il is
proper that they should Withdraw their confidence from
us-Out let us have no civil war; instead of arguments
OIL bayones tomahawks and ha,chet let RELY such
as are drawn from truth, reason and JUSTICE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-08-24
Angusl II.

mr.. WiHiam IoLoier, Elizabeth Keeling, Gustapns
Hendrick, and Elisabeth Hendyick
THNAkE notice, that the 24h 25h 26h and 9th days
n ofSePembcr, 1882, at the house ofThomas Meryman
In the county OF Charlotte State of Virginia. shall
to take the dispositions Of Thomas Lee Others and on the
l4th 18TH 10th, and 18th days Oct 1892 Cochransve
Post Once, Abbeve District, South Carolina shall pro-
coed to take the dispositions OF Lefty Sullivan and others;
all which will be read evidence in suit depend
ing in the County Court of Charlotte Chancery where
in am Plaintiff, aud yourselves Defendants
EDWARD b. FOWLKES
august ~. 20-w4w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-08-24
August II.
August IL.

Ed UMFORD ACADEMY FOR SALE.-The sub
IA schber, being DESTROYS TO remove 10 a city at the
close OF the present year, offers this valuable institution
for sale The establishment consists of comfortable dwell
ling house for the of the proprietor and his family
together with good garden convenient houses aud
about 10 acres OF land, 100 Of which wood land; m
farm might be enlarged by the purchase of land adjoining
the academy is wo-story brick building, a8ording ac
commodatons for 20 boarders, and assistant teacher
purity OF the water and the atmosphere in the midst of
popuous and respectable neighborhood, which would
encourage both male and female institution Further
description deemed unnecessary any person wishing
TO purchase will, Of course, inspect the property The
institution will be sold at reduced price Tor cash APP
plicaton to be made at the premises in King William
county TO the subscriber. VIM. HAWKESWORTH
r. s. All the buildings are in complete repair.
August 10. 27-w2cv
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-08-24

a FEMALE TEACHER-Wanted for the ensuing
IA year, Female Teacher. She must be qualified to
teach all the branches (English) of useful and refined
female Education, together with the French Language
Music, Drawing and Painting. knowledge of Latin is
also very desirable and will be great recommendation.
To possessing the above requisites, sufficient induce
and desirable situation will be offered which may
continue for five or six years Communications to be di-
rected to VIM. NELSON,
Abbeyvie, Mecklenburg.
August IT, 29-w6w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-08-24

To John ". Bioektoeu and I'm. @. BGynhGm, guar
dams for the orphans Of JnO Bdynham, decd
N0U, not being Inhabitants OF this State, will please
take notice, that SHALL the 10Th day OF Septem-
Der next AT the store house Of Crow Glovers, in the
county OF Halifax and state Of Virginia, proceed TO take
the deposition OF Lewis Griffin and others, and continue
from day day until the be taken, Sunday excepted
aud the Both September next Thos Eosleys store in
the same county and state proceed to take the deposition
OF Hartwe Gresham and others, aud continue from day
to day, Sunday excepted, until the be takento be
read evidence in suit depending in the county
court of chancey where you and others plaintiffs aud
am defendant; at which time and place you may attend
il you please. JOS G. L. BAYNHAM,
admir- of VIM. Baynham, deed.
Halifax, Va Aug. II. C29-wiw]
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-08-24

MNANIED, as an Apprentice 10 the Printing bust
w ness, an active, intelligent youth of respectable
connections from ~ 70 Is years Of age Apply al the Of
hcc Ol Die paper.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-08-24
August 4.

I'm ANCERY-VIRGINIA-At rules holden in
n the Clerks Office of the Circuit Superior Court of
Law and Chancery for Henrico county, the 7h day Of
July, 1892
Thomas Keeran, Plaintiff.
against
Thomas III. Mitchell and another Defendants.
The defendant above named having entered his
pearance and given security according TO the act of As
sembly and the rules of this Court and it appearing by
satisfactory evidence that he is not inhabant Of this
country is ordered That the said defendant do appear
before the Judge of said Court the Capitol in the
city OF Richmond, the first day of the next October
term, TO be holden for the trial Of civil causes, and
the bill OF the PLAINTIFF and that copy of this order be
forthwith inserted in some newspaper published in the
city OF Richmond for two months successfully, and post
ed at the front door of the Capitol in the said city
Copy. Teste, VIM G. SANDS, ID. c.
July IL. l9-wSw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-08-24

ENALL G00DS.--Tbs ship Equator TO have sailed
from Liverpool, the Sd OF July; by her shall
ceve my usual supply OF blankets napt cottons, plains.
superine Clothes swandowns, toines, Rhodes bumba-
zes, hardware, cutlery aud Sharps guns, with many
other kinds OF goods which will be offered for sale their
arrival CHARLES ELLIS.
August IL 29-dt
a TANNER WANTED.-The subscriber wishes to
IA employ geneel, SOBER industrious Young Man, to
carry his Tanning and Curryng business for the next
year. To such man. who well recommended Ii
beral wages will be given, part in the Tan Yard,
which noNsin good order for carrying extensive
business. JOHN ID. BOSWELL.
New-MIarket, Hanover Aug. II. 29-Im
UHANlNG removed TO the city OF Richmond, will,
IA n in future, attend regularly all the Superior Courts
held herehe District county Court of the United States
held at Noolk-and the Circuit Superior Courts OF Law
and Chancery othe county of Norok-the Circuit Superb
or Court OF Law and Chancery, held Wiamsburgand
heretofore will continue attend the Circuit Superior
Court of Law and Chancery, held at Fredericksburg.
July 81. [23-l2tl PHILIP HARRISON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-08-24

John f0r, George Foo, Albert For, dYTed For ana
Sarah For:
FHNhKE notice. thaw shall take the dispositions OF Nan
a cy Bradbury and others, on Wednesday,, the 18th oil
the present month"; the late residence of Joseph c. Fox
decd, King William county, and If not taken on that day
10 be taken the next between the hours OF O'Clock in
the morning and sunset OF said days. and Friday, the
3ls of said month"; shall take the deposition OF Francis
Smith, in his own dwelling house. King s Queen county
and if not taken that day. 10 be taken the next day
between the hours OF o'clock in the morning and sunset
of said days be read i'm evidence before the Judge OF the
Circuit Superior Court OF Law and Chancery for King
William county, in suit therein depending and undccd
ed wherein and others plaintiffs, and you and Others
are defendants, where you are requested attend. Re
spec,Iuly, JOSEPH FOX,
ELIZABETH ID. FOX.
26-N1w
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Death 0f Mr.. &dnnou.-Tbe New York Mercantile
Of Monday says-"Capt. Petit, Of the schr. George 20
days from Honduras, informs that Mr.. shannon Charge
dAares for Guatemala, and his niece died at Ysabal on
their way thher Mrs Shannon was we'll and expected Ia
return to the U. States On the morning the George
sailed small boat arrived at the Belize Honduras with
Intelligence that the Castle Of Omoa had surrendered 10
The forces Of Gen MorazaD, under the command Of Col
Veralonge."
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-08-24

n y EMEDY FOR DROPSY.- The subscribers feel a
y pleasure in announcing to the public that they have
their possession and for sale at their Apohecary Store
King street. Alexandra, tried and invaluable remedy
for the above named distressing and too often fatal disease
As a safe and convenient Hydagogue, its effects al
immediate, dischargng the water from the system
the vessels and establishes the of the system, and
thereby the patient from of attacks.
The undersigned feel confident that in all where the
disease not caused by actual disoganzadon, the
will be sure.
The confidence with which the Ant-hydrophc pills
recommended, is founded experience in al
ready tried and upon the fact OF their being the result OF
genius founded upon science, and not OF empircism
Twentyiour of the pills, in most cases. effect cure
Applications from distance must be post paid. Appli-
will be furnished with the medicine five dollars
box, their forwarding the money, and paying the
-pense OF its conveyance.
WILLIAM LANPHIER s co.
AleX nnlria. Inlv 2l-l2t
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PDE,E'E'ECAE.

We refer TO the fact, that the election pending i'm
kentucky involves the part of Mr. Clay and his friend
Buckner sentiments not essentially connected with the
Administration OF the State. Ii these sentiments if this
State pride conroui majority OF the voters so as to
elect MIR. Buckner, Mr. Clay nay retain the field as
candidate for the Presidency among his neighbours He
will have il is true, hard and doubtful struggle unless
the majority for his friend shall be absolutely triumphant:
for we all know that Gen jackson has been always more
successful in elections, than the other candidates his
party and he has been peculiarly in Kentucky But
Mr. Buckncr shall be defeated, the game is up Mr.
Clay What State feeling could do, it has done for his
friend; and if that has failed to produce its object Mr.
Clay is without hope at home. Elsewhere even
the Antimasons have for time laughed at his pros.
pects.-PeansyieGn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-08-24

NOrICE-MRS. NELSON continues her boarding
establishment the Capitol. Having reducedher
charges the following will be her this date viz
Board and Lodging for gentleman and his lady,
or for two gentlemen two ladies in room,
$3.50 per annum, each, paid quarterly $500 90
Do. do one gentleman one lady 260 90
Do. for gentleman without lodging $50 90
Do do children under II years OF age half price lis
DO. do servants 40 90
or two ladies, per week, in room, IS each 16 90
Do. do. one gentlemen one lady in a room 90
Do. do. children under II years OF age, and SER
wants 90
Do do. gentlemen and ladies, per day, with fire %
Do. do. do. do. do. without fire 90
Do do children under " years of age and servants half
price.
Do. do. extra dinners, 3s.; breakfast, 2s 3d. tea Sc
Is. Cd
Livery of each HORSE 81 hours g. gals grain and rack
food,) so cents.
Extra grain, additional charge.
Carriage shelters furnished without charge.
July II. 2O-3Svtf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-08-24

NJOTICE-The Subscriber offers for sale his plantation
and mills in Hanover county, ten miles from Rich
mond, and within mile of the road from Richmond TO
Fredericksburg. The State is laying off road from
Richmond to Fredericksburg which Immediately by
the Dwelling house-n consequence OF which, this would
be well situated Tor Tavern and Stage house. The farm
contains about $50 of land OF which, about 200
cleared. There several good springs the plantation
one OF which is mineral spring: there is, also, good
well in the yard The mills Chickahomny river,
about quarter of mile from the dwelling house: they
consist of Saw and Grist m-the Saw mill is quite pro-
hable in the fall winter and spnglhe Gs mill usual
ly grinds throughout the summer.
Persons wishing 10 purchase, will apply to Mr.. Richard
Anderson, Richmond to the subscriber the premises
Aug. T. G26-ul JOSEPH MOSBY.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-08-24

UNIVERSITY OF pENNSYLVANlA-3fed
q Depdrtment.-The Lectures for the 1928,
the various branches OF Medicine, will begin Mon
day. November 9Th, and terminate about the first day of
March ensuing.
Emeritus Professor Of Surgery and .daatomy, Philip
S. PhySick, Nj. d.
anatomy by w. f. Horncr, Nj. ID.
Institutes and Practice Of Medicine and Chemical
Medicine by Nathl. Chapman and Sam. Jackson NJ ID.
.Hateria .Mciiea and Pharmacy by John Redman
Coke, Nj. ID.
Chemistry by Robert Hare, Nj. ID.
Surgery by William Gibson, Nj. d..
Obstetrics and The diseases Of JV0men and Children by
Thomas c. James and William p. Devices, NJ. ID.
w. T.. H0RNER
Dean IF the Medical Faculty, 26S Chestnut Street.
Philadephia, August IL 27-t5Nov.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-08-24

MGR FIELDING BELL As you are not an inl,abi
I'VE tant Of this Commonwealth, notify YOU in This
mode that have filed in the Clerks Office OF the Circuit
Superior Court Of Law and Chancery for the county Of
Sussex statement Of the for which shall De
ution the General Assembly Of Virginia at its next
session, TO be divorced from you, Uincdo Hatriuo.
nil This statement Of facts IS fled for the purpose of
having them established by the verdict Of Jury in the
SAID Court, agceaby 20 statute 10 such provided
preliminary to The application TO She Legislature
Yours, &C SUSAN W BELL
August 10. 27-0,s