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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-05-03
For Ereiyht.

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Important External Cure.

A hEARhQuE'S Chlorine Fluid tof tIe eare
" ami prevention Of uccra leyer aafes, seaId
head, salt ,IeUm, uIeers IN the nose, latofl, Sc.
fhe basi4 al lie compound Fluid stands aeserVedy
hgh III lfurope, II wns discovered y A. q La
baraqae, knlRAl Of the Legion olliounr maniblrof
the RaYa Academy Of Medicine at falls Hs
experiments have proved the valuable Hepeftiea ol
thafemtdy labunquc when treating on It's prop
clliea. aasH III vlruloncc wherever found, u
destroyed by contact with Chlorine I'm nuner-
nus Npoumauls, that have made before my work
W. published III ls2j IA which ouIy niludsd Is
the,n. haye been confirmed by 2teot number Of
FlysIeimIa put srdody Ivy DIR Cosler, WHO hps
aloady published some rcuohahie laets on this
subject Lon ale by Howell DAVIES.
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-04-12

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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-04-12

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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-02-24
NEW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

HNoR SALE that capital and tlorou sh-brcd Stallion,
IL BLACK WARRIoUR, foalcd in 1919, and purchased
aycarlng at Mr.. Dunlop's sale at Petersburg
He was got by the imported horse MERRYFIELD (son
oil Sir Henry Tempest Vancs famous Cockighter)-his
dam the imported mare PHILADELPHIA, got by
WAsHINGroN out of MISS ToTTERIpGE by DUNCAN
non-MdrceHd by MAMDRrNo-Medca by SWEET Bar
AR the best horse and Stallion of his day-Angelca by
SNAP-Regulus (best OF the Godolphin Arabian).
BartlcWs acknowledgements Arabian-tlam of the
two TRUE BLUES.
Washington was by Sir Peter Teaze (lhc best son Of
Iiighlye) out OF full sister TO IfttmpGfer the best
grandson Of old Machem Ahgher bred horse than this
does not exist.
Extract Of letter from, Nathan Lty5orough, Esq Of
the District Of Columbia, to John Randolph Of Roam
oke, Esquire.
have not Black Warrours colts myself, but
have conversed with several gentlemen of Fauquie and
Prince William, every OF whom speak in the high
est terms of the oals of his get being particularly large
and handsome My friend, John Hill Carter of Prince
William particularly has given favorable accounts of
Black Warrour's Stock
Also, Peacock, four years old got by Roanoke of
Roanokaand several capital brood maros and colts and
FLIES. JOHN RANDOLPH of Roanoke
February IL, 1882.
N B.-Back Warriour will be shown in Richmond be-
fore the Assembly rises. Feb "a. 193-wtMIil
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-02-24

Peter i. Archer Jr. William w. Archer and John III
Steger, late Shcriof Powhatan and as such ad'or of
leler II. archer SEM decd. Defts
This day came the Plaintiff by Richard W FIournoy,
Esq. his Attorney, and filed his BILL and the Defendant
Peter f. Archer Jr not having entered his Appearance
aud given security according the act of Assembly
the rules OF this Court and il appearing TO the satisfaction
OF the Court that he is not inhabant OF This Common
wealth. Ga the motion of the Plaintiff by his said Attor-
ncy IL Is ordered that the said Peter T. Archer Jr do APP
pear here the third Wednesday in May next and an
swcr the bill of the Plaintiff and give security for perform
ing such decree as the Court may make herein; and that
copy of this order be forthwith inserted in some news
paper published in the city of Richmond for two months
succcssvcy and posted the front the Court
OF this county. a Copy Tcste
Feb. 81 [O3-wSwl II. L. GRAYEG ID. C.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-02-24

u AND FOR SALT offer for sale Tract of Land
.E-l lying in the county of Dnwdde, about ~ miles
from Petersburg, aud from the proposed Rail Road it
contains 1913 by late survey about of which
cleared the remainder is in original wood, but little piIlag
ed, and contains great deal of valuable timber This is
generally considered the best Tract of Land in the county,
learn the by application Mr. Willis Cousins of Pc
tersburg, or TO the subscriber on the promises.
THOMAS Y. TABB.
Dinwid.lie, Feb 81. s3-Im
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-02-24
by RHTCEaHE 81 COOK

" Tho ENQUIRER is published week rcncraily and
three times week during OF the state
price, tho same as hcrc,ofo Five Dollars
s"ce Notes oil chartered banks
% 70 payment The Editors will safety of mng
a, mo postage OF all letters being paid b the writer's
will DO of
hS,ors, until all artearagcs have been paid up
" whoever wi the papers shall
tho tcnth Grais.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
Ono cssFirst insertion rs
% No boon
PHa Tor or assumed by in this city
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-02-24
Dnwid,lic, Feb. 81. ss-Im

I'm CHAN CERY--VIRGINIA.-In Powlatan Coun-
"a ty Court, February the 18th, 1882:
Nathaniel Charter, PltH
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-02-24

a fHESAPEAKE AND DELAWARE CANAL
" The CANALS open and navigable by vessels drawing
SIX ieet water In few weeks, culvert, making,
as usual The Tolls and Regulations of Passenger Bar
gcs and vessels with merchandise, remain the same az
they were last The facilities and despatch afford
ed oil this route will be continued as heretofore
H. NJ LEWIS, President c. and d. C. CO.
fep. IL 93-eo6t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-02-24

81 OCUST HILL FOR SALE.-By virtue of a decd
IA OF trust, executed by Joseph A. Royal and Mary b.
Royal his wife, bearing date the 22d day of June, 1927
aud duly recorded in the Clerks Office ofhe County Court
OF Powbatan for purposes therein mentioned shall on
Saturday the 81 day of March next NSS2O in te town
tosc at public auction the highest bidder the Tract of
Land called "LocUsT HILL" lying James river near
the said town, and containing by esmaion one hundred
and hity seven acres be the less Acting
as Trustee, shall convey such title only, hold under
the said deed--The terms will be very accommodaine
and made known on the day of sale, by
JOIIN.W NASH Trustee.
Powhatan, 9Th Jan. 1892. 85-wlds
FHyRUST SALE OF LAND BY request and in pur.
Winston, to the Subscribers trustees bearing date the
9th Of june 1929 and duly recorded in the Clerks Office of
Goochand County Court, the undersigned, of them
will, on the 18th day of March next upon the premises
sell at public aucion to the highest bidder for cash. the
tract OF land in the said deed mentioned called Watkins
ve lying on the Three Noched Road, in the county of
Goochland, adjoining the lands Of Joseph Hodges and
others, containing by estimation 250 acres, he the same
more or less IN order TO satisfy the purposes Of the said
Trust Deed The title to the lands IS believed to be good;
but such title emily as Is in the Trustees, will be
conveyed to the purchaser.
p EMi raNl ditERja : 2Tru.reos.
GoochIand Feb. rs. o0-wAw*
al r. HOWARD, .atforney At Lam, ,ciIi in future
De attend the Superior and inferior Courts held in is
city lie may be found, until further notice Al Inc Office
Of Conway Robinson, Esq. near the City Hall
Feb. 4. s5-,f
NVTANrED.-Two Apprentices to learn the Prndno
w Business.-Boys from the country, Of steady ba
bits, who read and write we'll would greativ be- pre-
lcrred-Enquire at the Office Of The Compiler
jan II. 76-6
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-02-24
faENlirnEasa.

WIS celebrated horseonc amongst the best of
n Sir Archy, both and foal- gctter-,vill
stand the present season at my stable Spng Grove Han
over county, eighteen miles from the City OF Richmond
zen miles oil Hanover Courthouse four miles of Goodas
Iavern and seven miles from the Merry Oaks 25 the
season. which may be discharged by the payment of 500
WITHIN The season, and 81 to the Groom The season will
expire the last OF July extend the season longer i'm
consequence OF being unable TO get him in from Tenes-
sec earlier have become interested in this horse be-
hevng him TO be inferior TO no horse in point of blood
as ioalgetter He is the Sire of Bayar belonging to
Mr.. boswell and myseif-and Pest, belonging to Mr.
Henry Shackctt of Fauquer, that has never lost race
with one exception, which she lost by falling am
very well prepared with good pastures lots Sc for the
accommodation OF mares that may be sent 10 him.
Pedigree, performances, SC. hereafter
Hanover, Feb "a. 1851 WM L. WHITE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-02-24

~ EGROES FOR SALE.--The Slaves belonging to
the Estate OF Andrew b woodley dec. Wilt sold
10 inc highest bidder for cash. at the Court House of Isle
OF Wight county, Monday the 9Th day of March next
Vhat being Court-day.)
Among this family of negroes, (about IT in number)
are several as likely and valuable young men, about 20
years oil age several boys and girls, 10 to 5 and
others OF different ages have been offered in such
anumber also, hrsrate foreman, good gardener,
female cook, and a seanlstress.
Feb: 81 [93-wtdsl w. p. III. WOODLEY, Admr
.N.-B~ ~ purchasers should attend in such numbers
as to make 1t probable that negroes will bring their full
market price, ii is likely that several families of Slaves will
be offered at the same time in addition TO the above
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-07-20
NATIONAL HOTEL,
NEW WORK

FHvHIS well known and elegant Establishment.
II which is situated at lI2 Broadway, near
Wall street, has recently been repainted decorated
and fitted up in style surpassed by none in this
metropolis. The house possesses from its COM
handing situation, its proximity to the seat of bu
sincss and places public amuscments, advantage
for the merchant, the traveller and man of leisure
which are indisputable. The parlors and separate
apartment for the of families, either travelling
or permanents, elegantly furnished, and replete
with comfort and convenvnces. The tables are
supplied with every delicacy Of the season, and
the style of cooking, both French and American, is
not excellod at any establishment in the city
The Wines and liquors selected from Houses
of the first importers, are warranted to be of the
choicest quality and finest flavor. The House will
accommodate l60 persons.
The whole is conducted for The Proprietor, by
Mr.. Mccarthy, WHO will give bis undivided at
tention to the business and his best exertion,
to give satisfaction to the visitors.
ma 30-2aw 3m
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-07-20
DIN II MI E Mt.

VI 1t has been some time since appeared be.
tore the public in relation to my Ointmcn but do
so now with the most triumphant PRIDE unspsaka.
BILE pleasure, and unboundod confidence; because it
has secured tor itself imperishable character =
Yes, reputation which is sustained by more highly
respectable testimony than any remedy ever offered
to the people OF the United States. In addition to
the numerous certificates already published, have
lately been favored with much other important evil
dence In behalf of the efficacy of this valuable art.
cle do, therefore, with peculiar satisfaction, pre-.
sent 1t to the notice of the public as remedy emf
nently suited to external disease, generally while
the attention of the reader is particularly invited to
nary cure.
- u !. WILLIAM w. GRAY
Governor street, near the Posi- % flee
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-07-20

w iRGfNfA.-In the circuit superior court OF
law and chanccry, for Henrico county. the
Goth day of June, 1892, Ann Don't McRae the wiz,
of Alexander McRae by James McRae. her newt
Hays, in his own right, and executor O! Ann
Dent Hays, decd, who was administrative with
the will annexed of James Hays, deed, and Her
bert A. Claiborne and Dc liza his wife, defts.
This cause, in which the pltf. appears to have
proceeded against the deft., Alexander McRae, who
is out Of this country. in the mode prescribed bv
law against absent defts, no still falling TO appear
and answer, this day to be heard by consent
to ali the other des., the BILL their answers
replications s. exhibit, g. argued by counsel:
On consideration whereof the court being of opinion
that the pltf., Ann Dent McRae, should DO secured
and protected against all persons in the enjoyment
Of at least much of her equitable property. be-
qucathed to her by her father the late James Hays,
aud by her late mother, Ann Dent Hays, will
afford her a competent support, with the view as
we'll of asccrtaining tho amount of the funds from
which such support should be drawn, as ofgradua-
ting the sum to be permanently applied to that OBJ
jeci, doth order, that the def John Hayes, do
der an account of his administration of the estate
OF his testatrix Ann Dent Hayes, deceased before
one OF the Commissioners of this court who
and make report thereof to the court, with
any matters specially stated deemed pertinent
by himself, or which may be required by the
parties to DO SO stated: And in the moan time,
for the immediate support of the said Ann Dent
McRae, the court doth further order that the dc
PENDANT John Hayes, executor Of Ann Dent Hayes
deceased, do pay over, from time tn time, as they
shall accrue to the said Ann Dent McRae, the di.
vidends on nifty shares of the Bank Stock, admit
ted by the said executor, to be held by him the
equitable chooses In action, to which the said Ann
Dent McRae is entitled, and that the payments
hereby directed be continued until the further order
J. ROBINSON, C. G.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-07-20

The CHOLERA is increasing in New York,
and has got one stage nearer us, having broken out
in Philadelphia. We observe more uneasiness to-.
day than has been manifested for some time; never
theless, the people must avoid panic every way SO
fatal think as little about it as possible, observe
great regularity in habit, the utmost temperance
in drink and diet, and forify the city by perfect
cleanliness. This done, there is little to feor in
fact The Cholera is sent, many plausibly think,
to scourge the unclean and intemperato and to i'm.
prove the habits Of mankind.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-07-20
Rogers Orange Gunpowder.
jy l0-eo4t

IBNHIS article for sale by the subscribers, is now
- made upon new and much improved principles,
and great perfection in its combustion. It is Of
workable superiority Of strength and quickness,
possessing, as guaranteed by the proprietor, re-.
and suitable for all kinds Of shooting and Of gamos:
also, in cannistors Of double and the greatest nos
sibc degree Of strength Dealers are requested 10
notice that this powder may at once be distinctly
known from all others, by an orange or rcd stain
impaired its ignition; also, by its peculiar light
ness, measured charge Of It will be found TO
weigh much less than the same measure of any
other kind. OTIS DUNI OPP g. Co
MI ~ Agents
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-07-20
From The. Nationaf Iu,syi,ycac.r

We had yesterday am opportunity of seeing one
Oh the noatest things in the way of presents that
we ever met with 1t was walking stick, OF arber
vte' cut from tree growing at the tomb Of Cicero
transmitted as gift to Mr. Clay, from officer of
the navy, now in the Mediterranean. II ha- head
Oh agate or some stone resembling il, which is
rounded where il joins the stick, by silver band
Fearing this inscription: 'From the tomb of
cicero. tor Henry Clay" This is compliment,
AZ receiving which, of any sensibility situ-
ated as the Orator of the West is, but must feel
a1ighy gratihed. 1t was accompanied by an elegant
Letter from the donor.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-07-20

w IRGINIA:-In the circuit superior court of
law and chancery, for Henrco county, held
at the capitol, in the city of Richmond on Tues
day, the goth day of June 1882: Eve!ina Allison,
pltf., against William Sclden, administrators of Ma
thanol Seldom decd, and executor of Miles Sell
den, jr, who was executor of Miles Seden, ST., de-
ceased William III. Roane, Gary Scden, Charles
Selden, Joseph Sedcn, Richard Adams, Mary Adj
ans, infant, by the said Richard Adams, her
guardian assigned, and Thomas Coke, executor of
Miles Selden, it,, who executor of Miles Sci
den, senior, deceased, df1s.
This cause in which the plaintiff appears to have
proceeded against the defendant Cary Selden, who
il out of this country, in the mode prescribed by
law against absent defendants, and in which the
bill has been taken for confessed as TO the defend
ant Thomas Cooke, came this day 10 be heard
the bills, answers Of the other defendants, re-
plicaons, exhibits and examinations of witnesses,
and was argued by counsel: On consideration
Whereof the court doth ORDER that the defendants,
William Seldom, and Thomas Cooke, executors of
Miles Sclden, junior, who cx'or of Miles Sell
den senior, deceased, do render before ore of the
commissioners of this court, account of the
said Miles Seden juniors guardianship of the plain
tiff, and the said commissioner is directed to take
IN account of what is due to the plaintiff, on ac-
count of the legacy bequeathed to her, by Joseph
Selden deceased and TO examine, state, and settle,
the said accounts, and make report thereof to the
court with any matters specially stated, deemed
pertinent by himself, or which may be required by
the parties to be so stated.
a copy. Teste, J. ROBINSON, C. c.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-07-20
y WILLIAM W. GRAY,
Governor street, near the POST flee
RICHMOND. god Nav. 1922

RICHMOND, god May, 1881.
AT the request of Mr.. William w. Gray, we yes
terday visited in company with him, colored man,
named David Bentley, who has been afflicted more
imam two years with very extensive ulcer on his
right hip, measuring about 18 by Is inches,) and
which, TO all appearance, must have been both deep
and painful This individual is now well, and he
attributes his recovery mainly to the Ointment pre-
pared by Mr.. Gray, which he regularly used more
than eighteen months. Finding this the only re-
NEEDY which could retard the ravages of the ulcer
and consequently, placing great confidence therein
he persevered in tho use of it until a perfect cure
has been effected Such is his confident belief,
which accords with our own opinion, after having
examined the part affected.
This statement feel ourselves authorised to
make, as coming from Bentley himself, and which,
we have no doubt, is strictly correct.
JESSE SNEAD.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-07-20
on the donor.

NoTICE.-Understandn that It has been ru-
incurred in the country, that am not in the
market, for Wheat, hereby give notice to my
fully prepared for manufacturing extensive
scale, and that for good Wheat, delivered at my
Mills, or at my Warehouse. on the Basin, I will
give as much in cash, can be obtained in Rich
mond. THOMAS RUTHERFORD
iv l9-c3v
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-07-20

The Senate on Saturday evening confirmed the
following nominations:
Commissioners under the French Treaty.
Thomas ii. Williams of Mississippi, late Uni.
Ted States Senator; George w. Campbell laie
plEa. - VI '"h"uoi-
commissioners for experimenting he looaton ot The
p cmigrahdp Indians.
oe,TnS' 'aux O. Philadelphia; Governor Carroll
" 'eIncssee; Governor Stokes of North Carolina
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-07-20
RICHMOND MARKETS Jn,v 10

inpio rs mile or no -four arriving and the de-.
Eand is very languid-so little has been done late.
Ihat Quotation cannot DO given accurately.
WHEAT Is worth 10Gl5 cents.-Sales at those
prices to-day.
TOBACCOy-Cornmon Refused, So; Other refI.
S4GS5; Good and fine, S55ai0.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-07-20
PATENT FLY NE1s

"A NEW and handsome article Of various co.
n ioufs and of superior quality and con
structlOn, for sale at the Coach Mandatory Of
The subscriber. Those wanting, will please cali
and examine them. JAMES BOSHER
u Wanted above, a COCO TURNER in
Wood, to whom liberal wages vii 10 given
70 20--2dviw
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-07-20
"a UG,K'HsbNS.
KeNE vsaN Personal E.s.0Des.Sy
FOR SALE

VENHE subscriber, intending to remove frcm the
"a city of Richmond, will, on the 25th of July
next, sell TO the highest bidder, the following pro-
perty, to wit: The House and Lot on III Street
known as the SHOCkOE HILL TAVERN, front
ing said from rs to so feet three stories
high, having in the first tenement comfortable
rooms, and in the second z, with good spacious
and dry cellars in the yard is good well of wa
ter, hydrant of pure, sweet water, furnished from
the City Water Works at very considerable
pense back buildings made of brick. In the yard
oil the irst tenement, is long single story house,
used as Kitchen lodging room for servants, coal
mousse a room through which water is conveyed to
inc STABLE aud lumber room. In the yard OF the
second tenement is good kitchen, with a fire
place above and below stairs.
Also, House and Lot on street directly north
and opposite the Shockoe Hill Tavern. The house
has five rooms including the cellar, and there is
sufficient ground fronting on l street TO build two
or three good tenements This is u very beautiful
and valuable piece of property.
will also sell Ten Negroes-the greater por-
ton OF them young, and US valuable as any in the
State.
The Furniture belonging to the Tavern will also
be sold, consisting of twelve fifteen beds and
furniture-about one dozen of the bedsteads were
made by Mr.. Hondree of good mahogany, with
high posts-sideboards, tables, chairs, looking
glasses, some kitchen furniture, and many other
articles too tedious to mention.
Also, large Stable and Carriage Shelter, built
of wood. The stable containing "a good stalls.
and the shelter large enough to contoin or car
riages. They stand on rented lot Immediately
adjoining the Tavern.
Terms Of Sale-The real estate will be sold for
one third cash, the balance on u credit of 6, IL,
and IL month, from the day of sale, without inter-
est, with trust deed the property to the
payment. The negroes, furniture stable and shell
ter will be sold for cash.
WILSON BRACKETT.
G-T- The Negroes above mentioned consist of n
man, his wife and two children, boy & girl, very
likely, the man first rate carriage driver garden
or and hostier, the woman a very good washer and
ironer; woman who is neat cook, washer and
ironer, and her son, Is years old, who has been
raised to house business, is likely healthy and capa
BILE; Also two young buffalo cows, of tho very first
ord,r and light two horse wagon.
u The sale of.the Negroes and Furniture, sc.
will commence at95 o'clock in the morning.
10 The sale ofReal Estate at o'clock in the
evening
~ Sale will be conducted by OrIs, DUNLOP 81
20. Auctioneers. jy l9-tdsif