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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-12-03
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c,,sa ,sr auana'i, pty,blc IN advance. Ma sub
~ viii be rccnive. f,r less limo than six months
vii - h-c,atiaaei ('pt 1t the discretion of
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u $50 irlSl. iEN r. viii hc ir.ertrt At so
> r las.J the arsti mr. and 81 = cents for each
- ins- frun tii,tmen must he paii for pre-.
: 'u'a,,r iu.efti,1 or II, payment assumed by
" ',,.';lle a.r.on IA i.ynchhnrg.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-12-03

TIE Ex-HoYaL FAMILY. The AissouT9 va
zct,e Announces tina. the Dntehess OF ansoo'o''
and ti,e ,iulc MaionU'see & .Befrip i'scd w ouS
passno ~ 3. OK Oe'nhe-, "a tlleit WA 70 A'"'4
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-12-03

! Tie exlroct from a Correspondent o'tle Morn
ing Herald of the 18th, 'sould be Of somo 'mpor-
lance III. eanc 10 rs IN a responsible shape The
cdio, himself docs not seem To have attached hnch
credit to tho statement, os he puts IT IN small type,
without lends Instead Of double Leading It aud po
eng II ii. ST under tue editorial mead, a. he rtohn
bly, would have done, II be considered It entirely
authentic.
Trom the london Mornins Nernld Of Oct ION
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-12-03

TIE following article has been politely banded
tn Us for publication by Gen. Lynch. twas writ
ten to accompany the Hemp exhibited at the Fan
OF The American Institute last year but is equal
iy applicable to that exhibited at the recent Fair.
Copenhagen, Leois Connfg,N Y,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-12-11
SOUTH CAROLINA.

COLUMBIA, Nov. 30.
The Federal Committee will report no bill III Monday
Meanwhile besides the Bill OF civil remedies, which
mentioned yesterday, il is engaged on the provisions of
penal act, OF which his is the IIciec
Against al ptrons who shall seize the person or goods
OF citizen, Tor the purpose Of COLI citing dm les upon inn
ported merchandise, fine moi less Than 600 nor more.
Than $1,000, with imprisonment from Elk months to two
years.
For the attempt merely such unlawful acts half ne
rate OF fine, and half the term OF imprisonment
Thcse, you SEE, will reach TO all custer house off
'p ~. he 'ne'"h'eF upwards llec-
Tho roiDsy, who shalt bring process for the co the
ion OF bonds Tor dues, either in the state or i'm fa,e
u s. Courts, shall be struck from the ROLLS of The Scers
Courts. '
The marshal, who shall serve wrs, &c in such ar-
lions, shall be ned ion. 500 TO $4,000, and imprisonment
from 10 10 months
The Clerk Of any Court, who shall grant COPY nj the
Record, Jor The purpose If an appeal To- me Lnifed
States Coi~fs, will also he subject fine aud inprison
ment 10 guard this copies Of records only 10 be given
upon security that they will not be used Tor such purpose
and upon special permits on of tie Court.
The committee on federal relations has brought in p
Report TO direct fe Governor demand the immediate
.ithdrswa Of tie u. s. Troops from The Charleston
Ar.enal
The Military Committee will report Bill On tbe Mill.
halaws in a lew days. Charleston Ere. Post.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-12-11

Captain that every thing IN very unsettled stste
aud that business wss completely at stand, AT the
last accounts, Mexico still in the hands Of the
government partyit was supposed, however, that il
would not be able 10 hold out much longer as San.
Ia Anna had stopped the Aqueuct, by which the whole
city was supplied with water passenger in the Tanp-
co, informed us that great cniny showed TO the
Americans there by the Mexicans, the cause OF which Is
sad 70 DC the capture OF the schooner Mocezuma which
Courier.
FROM SMYRNA AND CREEcE - BY the brig PADDING,
Cap,ain Mihams We have received Smyrna papers to
sept. zJ'ii, anu syria 10 the 22d
Inc Syga paper Is published in Greek and French. ia
pai"iei Columns Ii Is en- tiled Eeniks Melissa, Ohe
creek oee) In cusory review OF the state of Eu ope
me editor devoes the follow ing sentence TO Greece =
Greece Is ey OF pirates, both by land and sea; aud
me combined iorces Il France and England nsui.-
citn' 10 disarin these mise rabc freeboo:crs."
SMYRNA, Sept. 29th-i lie report which has been
c"rem Tor some days, AMI which receives continually
ore cobhrmaiior, that il to be made
believe speedy termination will be put 10 This unhappy
contest which has afflicted the finest provinces OF the
pre-. Whatever may be the state OF the rebe ious pa
chas hnances ard the Grand Seigno,s power Il terni
hauhS The war iavorably, should r. joce TO find the
Terms addressed to the sultan such that they might
accepted.
An English Sleep OF from Alexandria has sen, des-
patches 10 Siny ria by boast and il supposed tina;
hey cla Cd to the negotiation. The sio,,
nave received orles leave their residences Will,
heir forces, ill farther drecions whence was pr, sum
ch tha the term. had been accepted At least hos,ics
were no likely 10 be resumed before sping.
The two fleets were in sight OF each ohe Rhodes
but showed no hostile di.po ition.-N. Y. Journal Of
Commerce.
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POETRY.
!" MucM W. nEMAIN, rx,uNe.N

fFo,to the New York Americana
elevin- as have casou ioO that Miss
OF living to her feelings aud that her temno
SUBMISSION To the associations the o5ato, nnl
c on tho Ha' or p'renal necessity, looking
ward the formulation of n her
isenS was 10 tho OF her
spc OF the musical box, AMI by analogy little
situation with her own, into tho following dispose
with
TO Mss fasny Kessslc, reading her iaes
TO \ MUSICAL HON
Sylph of the magic hafl,-yliose Mormon tono
Has breatld Ia hfa Ariel all lhne own
Aud bound the spirit OF the roScbuls i'll
n patient slave OF ncln; minsfey -
Say!--lovcy warbler of a
Than ever thrtPd the blossoms fairy ttain
Il not tho that golden shrine,
In patient tenderness a o
ls not thy own, spirit oftha flowers,
Winged aud elatc, to nuttcr with Hours.
And art not thou--a captive borne a.
FROM ttn bright beings Of thy happier day,
10 minister, in Thospian exile hero,
Thy iliai tones with many hidden tear,
Think uo-iair creature of a cline.
That the keen touch ofsorrow ortime
Can ever dim thy charms o eyes that inorrn
Lhy absence now, tn smile 1T thy
Not theirs the transient mcm'y OF fay,
Ihat with the blossoms beauty fades away;
BuL IKE IN amardnth fragrance of the rose,
E'cn with the r,lln and faded, sweetly glows
No gcn,lo mail.-'iis not for thee to sich
n hopeless doom, aud loves Inconsistency;
lis not .oI thee in dark despair to pine,
And swaniiao yield ia that's ou OF
When tho strong SPELL that thy splits chain,
Dissoves TO give thee hack o Joy again;
Toravis'd love, upon thy native shore;
And perchance, eel no them The moan
That once was thine-but thence own
AMERICANUs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-12-11
December 6.

EENHE subscriber intends continuing bis School The en-.
n suing year. at bis residence (Chshnanauur) in the
county Of Hanover 3 nfcs above the Fork Church 10
commence the 18th Of January aud terminate on the 18th
oil December, with vacation Of month during the
summer In his School will be taught the Latin and
Greek languages, together with such instruction. in the
English, as Is usually given In similar Institutions The
terms OF board aud tuition, including washing lodepp.
&c ior the scholastic year Of 10 months will be 800
nc neighborood Is healthy and fle society good ~
ADDITION to these advantages the subscriber pledges him
SELL 10 devote his best cxefons TO The moral as we'll as
intellectual Improvement Of the youth committed 10 his
charge Boys under the Of 10 years. will be preferred
Persons wishing to send their children are requested n
make application before the 10 Of January next Lot
ters addressed to the subscribers Ncwlound Mills T. o.
hanover county, viii be promptly attended 10.
RICHARD r. DARRkCOTT
December 4. e0-.wa,s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-12-11
LAND AGEN Y.

LAND AGEN Y.
FEHHE subscribers being practical SURVEYORS. and
n having access 10 every oil iniorma ion in
reai on TO lands surveyed in Monongaa Harrison Ran
doPh, Lewis, God, Tyler, Preston Mason and Kenha
wa counties, Virginia offer their vices in eyefy re-
spec, as agen's for resiens nj others owspg lands
IN these counties They VIII transact all kinds Of nsine
ana give Sny Information, concerning lands that may be
desired promptly and upon such reasonable terms /; is
presumed, as will be great saving oil expence 10 those
vng at distance, 'nd not having the same cilies OF
Information
Addie ss (post paid) j. C. s. l.. Raymond Clarksburg
Va. JOHN G 'UaV,I0ND 80
LUTHER RAYMOND
Carkshurg, Oct 18Th, 1873, 6o-wtws
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All IN ACRES OF LAND FOR sALE-71,

~ - ITcuSTtckSUtTg, a.
ny virtue OF special authority from the Solicitor Of the
treasury OF the u. States, shall Monday the 25th
day oil January 1883 before the iront door the Farmers
Hotel in the town OF Fredericksburg, Va proceed to sell
at public auction, TO the highest bidder of land ".
ing III The county oil Spoitsyvania, containing 4l0 acres
more or less being part OF the land commonly called the
Hne Tract This land is said TO iron ore i'm great
abundance The mines upon il, understand were for
mcy worked with profit TO the owners and supposed
might be worked again advanag eousy on account
OF certain Improvements recently made in the nep hbor
hood OF all dis however, the purchaser must judge for
himself, as no guaranty will be given
Many parts OF the land covered with valuable tim
per- now rendered extremely valuable by the Fredcrck-
burg Canal which runs near through it, The title of
the u States depends upon deed of trust from Lulys
Lee dated lst May, 1923, and OF record in the Clerk. Of
nee oil tie louhy Court of Sposy vania believed to he
objectionable Special warranty however will only be
given. - ~
Terms Of Soie-one fourth OF the purchase money will
DE required IN handthc residue in three isialrncns
bearing interest and payable respectively al one two and
three ears from the day of sale Bond and security will
be required and the title retained ill the last payment is
made. "
The land will be sold such lots and parcels "a on e
uay oil sale may be thought most adv AM geous
III. T. BURFOOT, agent fer the IT, States
90 The Editors of the Fredericksburg Herald please pu,
the Sbc>c weekly till day of sale. F
December 4. 6O-,v,J
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-12-11

lSToRTHUMBERLAN ACADEMY.-Mr. Joseph
IH III. Davis gentleman highly qualified bv his ali
hy asSduity and experience in teaching, viii continue
to preside over this institution the ensuing year. and will
be assisted by many competent TEACHERS as the interest
OF the school inoy require.
The academy is situated two miles below Northumber-
land Court House, in ncigbborhood proverbiay healthy
The buildings OF brick spacious and comfortable and
calculated IN afford accommodations for 20 hoar.lcrs
The boarding Department will be managed by Col Jo-
seph BAH, Jr, on whom the Trustees rely with confidence
TO give entire Subtraction TO his bosrlers
In TINS Institution are taught The Latin and Greek Ian.
ghages together with the Other prerequisites Of cole
gate course
About 100 volumes OF books OF History and Science
have been carefully selected The commencement, of a
library. Mathematical insrments globes and maps both
ancient and modern, also provided for tile use of si-
dents. "
TeTms-For Reading, Writing Arithmetic and English
Grammar $50 These, with Geography and the use Of the
GIobes aud Mapping. S2j. In all other cases 800 an.
nuay For Board, 500, annually, exclusive oil Bedding
and Candles
he school will commence on the fret day Of February
and end OH the first day Of December without any sum.
Iner vacation Parents and guardians are liable f,r the
tuition fees and board Of their and ,ysfds onlv from
the tine OF entrance til the end of tic scsonfo he mai
quarterly IN advance. THOMAS ". HARVEY,
President If The B0ard Of Trustees.
December 6. G1-,y6y
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-12-11

NAvAL.-The United States Soep of wa Boston
Captain c. w. Sorer, from hfahon, whence sh, sailed
October 10Th, arrived in Nantucket Roads, below Boston,
ON Friday last. The United States ship John Adams
sailed the same day to join the squadron at Malta The
Concord was daily expected at Mahon from Naples hav.
ing ON board as passenger j. Nelson, Esq, Charge AZ
aires at Naples, and would sail for Portsmouth, ~
Ill. The Boston passed Gibraltar on the Goth and to,ch
ed at Malta 30th OF October The return of Mr. Nelson
implies, presume. that his demand upon Nsle. for
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MoRE 1NDIAN DIsrURBANcEs.

FANDALtA, Nov 2I.--Rumors have been in cireu.
aiion Tor short time past, that the frontier Indians had
manifested considerable uneaness Of late and even gone
sg tr ~ to commit deprchalons upon the white settlers
W. understand That the Governor has upon hearing such
reports forthwith despatched competent visit the
.ene OF the reported aggFesons and ascertain the facts
Mr. Henry Sdm Whitman and Capt Moore are charged
WIN TINS scryicehey are instructed If they shall find
,he reports TO be true aud deem sucl expeden
70 demand the offenders OF the nation: and should ncv be
surrendered 10 deliver them np n tho civil authorities to
10 dealt with according 10 the laws of tie State Tph;0
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-12-11

b q 4AREWARD. Stral ed from the subscribe. on
~ IA ~ the Nth ult two large Cattle, one black
with white face, and the her red Whoever will de
liver The said cattle TO me- number o. at the Old Mar
ke shall receive the aove any person giving in.
Orm 'tion Of seid cattle shai be literally rewarded
JOHN CULLINGWORTH
DecS 60 q
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-12-11

TDUtATiON.--The Subscribers Classical and Ma
q thematical school, will be continued the ensuing
yca, NJ bis residence In Hanover county % miles froo
Richmood Col Goodalrs, and one and half miles
lrom the stage rod leading from Richmond 10 Louisa
Court House Terms For hoard, tuition, washing Iodc
ing, and candles, 800 for ten monhsMy school vii
he opened the 18th Of January, 1888 and closed on
The Let OF December following Avacaion Of one month
will be given in the AS 10 my character and
qualifications beg leave TO refer 10 the following gen
uemen Bishop Meade Of Frederick, The Rev. VIM Arm
strong, and +. and j. s. James Of Richmond Letters All
dressed TO me- near Montpelier Hanover county yirgi
MIA, will he attended to HERMON nhVTS9
Annheld, Hanover, Nov. %. go~wtf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-12-11

1875 II. BRAXTON MULLINS-Srn: You will please
I'VE take notice, that Shall on Monday the 3Ist day
oil December next between the hours sunrise and sun
SET al huntsville, in the county of Essex proceed 10
take the deposition OF George W. Shelton and others 10
be read as evidence in suit depending in the Chancerv
Court oil Essex county, wherein plaintiff and YOUR
sell ana Susan Mullins are defendants
III the dispositions should be taken ON the above
appointed day. shall proceed take them the next av
and continue from day day until aken Sunday
per- Respectfully rO
WILLIAM MULLINS
Dec. l. en 80,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-12-11

M . AUGUSTA, December /.
We have received by last NIGHTS matt the Jcyilaivs
proceedings up 10 thursday evening which We are com,
PEELED TO emit Tor want OF ROOM he preamble and rcso
lutons, offered ty Mr. Ryan, arcr an amin ted discus.on
were finally adoped yes IS, nays So. The following
re'oluuon oii1cd by Mr. Rates an amendment n ose
o. Mr. kyau. wss also adopted ye 50, nays 81:
Hes0ivcf That abior Tie doc ffne Of NnIii6ea
uon a. heihrr ~ ace'ul constitutional rcmrdy: b'
or ne eohuay ~ iendi 10 civil conpn0i0n AID die.
""on anu WINE "e depl1re the rash ~ revolutionary
measures re- eny acpt'd ty convention Of tie peope
Souh Cafoina we deem ia p'rsipocDi duty 10 warn our
h'so" cpzens against he Danger Of adopting her ns.
chevoss psici -
petition ~A preSo9ieJ ~ BE tiotse u rerresep,a.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-12-11
WIN. CUMMING,
T. HAYNES,
J. u. KING,
j. A. REESE,
N. -. POWELL,
a. CUTHBERT,
M BROWN,
GIBSON CLARK,
TIiEOPlllLUS J. HILL.
Nfille,loev;Iio ~

INC io'p'ons Of tho pretended Convention worn adopt
& O" % couhuc' were n any represented in IL there
B % COUNTIES entirely uneprcsentcd OF these 81 countless
W., Only - winch gave for Revolutions and
,G rom four Of these - countless equally divided for
we Resolutions, thus balancing
ms The elections and appointments Of Delegates to bvo bsco
% ~ s twhich a' iI pn being only counties
oot o ~ ~ iha taste passed the Of that BODY
iuI representation Of the people Grorv tnk,, tho Touc
yes - THO standard, would contain Delegates
~ ~ o ~ ts passing Of tho Resolution Of the pretended Con
eo only
for the Bcsoutions '' '"' VI '''o' ohJ ~ Foted
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-12-11

II AND AND NEGROES FOR SALE.-The sub
BA scribcr will offer for sale Tuesday The let day Of
January next The tract Of land which he now resides
containing about l0S 81 acres situated The Bucking-
ham rond and between tha aud The Apponaox riycr,
the county lPowhaan, about FIVE miles above Powbaiag
Courthouse and two below Dckinson's Tavern in he
ncighholhood Of Drs. William and Abncr Crump and Ben
jdnin Meade. This land is of good quality between sA
and 30 acres OF it being excellent creek low grounds: il
well watcrcd by enc large Creek and several smaller
streams. There on H. all necessary out houses with
good clearinghouse Furhcrdescfip'on the property
sdcemcd unnecessary, iii presumed any person wish
ing 10 purchase will view the premises before the day Of
sae-At the same time and place, will be sold, between
twenty-five and thirty likely Negroes consisting OF boys
and girls, men, women and children. Should the Sub
scfiber be enabled his land lac will also offer fos
sale his crop and fodder stock Of hogs rows Sheep
horses, &c. Cash will he expected for the ncgrocsioy
the land and other things that may be sold the terms viii
be made known on The day Of sale. VIM. ROYAL.
Powhatan, Nov. u, 1892 1E6-wGrl
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BY virtue OF trust decd executed by Thomas Hail
~ - aud Susan his wife, bearing daic Tire 7I day Of
Jay, 1921, and Of record in The County Court Of Gouccs
ter, Tor purposes therein expressed shall Trustee Of
Ter Tor sale, nj Gloucester houses Saturday, the
9Th DAY Of December next TO tie highest bidder, for cash.
tract OF land containing from ninety TO hundred
acres Oh which there comfortable improy ementsBor
small fdmily, and also two likely young negroes, 50
much Of said property may lie necessary 70 tbs
purposes Of said trust MANN PAGE, Trustee.
November 81 5S--wtd
TENRUSf SABE.-By virtue OF y deed OF trust,
a cuied on tie 30l Of September, 1928, by I'd aard
Sifsi'on. and Jane y. his wife, VIM +. Randolph and
myself for certain purposes the Elm mentioned, sa!l, on
the l day OF January next sell IN the OF Careis
ville 10 the highest bidder at public auction for cash. ho
House aud Lot in said deed conveyed in The plan
Of tie town a. OF No IS The tile Of the property
aoresaid Is unqOestonsblc bot acting trustee sbsh
opy cell such is conveyed 10 by the deed Aforesaid
NELSON FACE, Acting Trustee,
December 4. 60 viz
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-12-11

NOTlCE.-In compliance with the last Will aud res-
lament OF Joseph Brand deceased will be sold OH
the 2sd day OF January 1888, by his Executors tract
Land, containing about seven hundred aud thirty acres
lying OH Mechunek creek, Albemare county; the terms
will be three equal payments; one third of lie purchases
money to be paid on the first day of January 1884, the
second payment on the first day of January, 1885; aud
the last on the l ofJanuary, 1885, deed Of trust on the
land Will be required to be given by the purchaser and
in addition to this, personal security for the first payment
Al the same time aud place, will be sold, the residue of
the estate oil The tcstaor, consisting OF several neg
stock OF various kinds, also household and kitchen frp
ture There will also be sold the same tine and place
by the Executor, in conformity TO the will of Fanny
Brand deceased her estate, consisting of several
stock OF various kinds, household and kitchen furniture
plantation tools, crops OF and fodder, Sc As 10 the
personal property cash will be required for all un-
der ten dollars; on all sums above 10 dollars credit until
the first day OF January 1884 will be given the purcha
ser giving bond with approved sccuy the sale will con-
'lnue from day to day until the whole property is disposed
OIL On the land there are good buildings, barn and
machine; vein OF limestone through aud crop Of
wheat is seeded on it,
The Executors IF Joseph and Fanny brand dcc,J
November 80 59-wtJ,