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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-09-07
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From ne London .Nto Monthly .logc. re for Jais.)
L DYING GIRLS LANIENT.-Br Mas. &. GoRE
Why docs my mother steal away
To hide her struggling tears,
Her trembling touch hetrays uncheckd
The secret of her fears;
MY father gozes ON my face
With yenrning, earnest eyc;--
AMI ctthere's none among them all,
Totoll me must die
My little sisters press around
MY sleel'lcss couch. aud bring
With eager hands, their garden gn,
Tho first sweet buds of Spring
twlsh they'd lay me where those flowers
Might lure them to my bed,
Whom other Springs aud Summers bloom,
And ana with the dead.
The sunshine quivers my check,
Ghu'ting, and gay, aud fair,
As knew my hand too weak
To shade me from It's glare
How soon twill fall unheeded ON
This deRth-dow'd CLASSY eve,
Why do they fear to tell mo 80?
tHotc that must die
The Summer wind brcathos softly through
My lone, still, drcury room,
A loneer and stillor one
Awaits me an the tumh,
But no soft breeze will whisper there,
No mother hold my head
IL IS fearful thing To DO
dwelleT with the dead
Eve aiter eve, the sun prolongs
His hour of parting light,
And seems to make my farewell hours
Too lair, too heavenly bright
know the loveness of earth
love the evening sky,
Aud yet should not murmur, &c
They told me must die.
MY playmotes turn aside their heads
When parting with me now,
The nurse that tended me a habe
Now soothes my achiuc GROW
An why are thos" WEE. cradle bour,
W., Joy an" .ondling, He'd
NV' my parents kisses now,
Could keep me from the dead
Our Pastor kneels beside mo Oft,
And talks to me of heaven;
But with hoct vision STILL
My soul in dreams have stIiven:
I've seen IA beckoning hand that cnll'd
My taltering steps ON high;
I've heard voice, that, trumpet touguod,
Bid me prepare to die
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-09-07

"R. JOHN FISHER-Sr: Take notice that I
W. shall on the 4h day of October next al the office
Of Herbert A. Claiborne Esquire, in the city of Rich
mond State Of Virginia proceed to take the dispositions Of
George M Branch, VIM. s. Fisher and others TO be read
as evidence IN suit now pending in the Circuit Superior
Court OF Law and Chancery for the county of Henco in
Virginia, IN which John Robertson, Attorney General Of
the Commonwealth OF Virginia is Plaintiff and YOURSELF
myself and others, are Deendans-to be continued from
day to day, between the hours Of o'clock A. M and
O'Clock p NJ. until finished. w. '"' .
August 81 s2 ,st..
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WNR FIELDING BELL AS you are not an inhabi-
1VA tan of this Commonwealth l 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 pc
uon the General Assembly of Virginia at its next
nil This statement of facts is fled for the purpose of
having them established by the verdict Of Jury in the
said Court, agreeaby TO statute in such case provided
preliminary TO the application to the Legislature.
Yours, &c. SUSAN w. BELL.
august lO. 27-9ts
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WILLIAMS

81 AND FOR SALE-The plantation called Gown Es
belonging to the estate of Philip Ayle decd lying
between Herring Creek and Matapony River and about
two miles above Ayets Warehouse, will be publicly sold
at Ayetrs Warehouses; Saturday, the 18th of Septem-
Der next This tract contains $50 of land one third
OF which consists of creek and river low grounds and the
balance OF high land OF very good quality The houses
and other Improvements the tract are sufficient for the
accommodation OF family and for farming purposes The
land viii be shewn TO any person wishing to purchase it,
at any time before the day of sale, by Mr. J. n. Powell
(who lives upon it) or by the subscriber The terms Of
sale, are fifteen hundred dollars to be paid the first day
OF January next and the balance the first day of Jan
ay 1884 Possession of the land will be given on the first
payment to the purchaser who will have the privilege Of
sowing wheat upon il next fall.
p. AYLETT, Error. Of .4ylett, dec'd
MODtylIle King William, Aug. 20, 1882. Blvd
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JEFFERSON MEDICAL COLLEGE.-The Trustees
- OF the Medical Department OF Jefferson College,
have the qualification TO announce that the professional
engagements of the Institution, permanently fixed
The lectures will commence the first Monday of No
vember next, and will be delivered by the following pro-
lesSors:--
General, Descriptive and Surgical Anatomy, by Gram
vile Sharp Paison, Nj. d. Fee $l5.
Principles, Practice and Operative Surgery, by George
Mcclellan, NJ. ID. Fee Sl5.
Theory and Practice Of Physic, by John Revere, NJ D.
Fee $15.
Ma,eria Medca and Pharmacy, by Samuel Colhoun, NJ.
ID. Fee SIS.
Chemistry, by Jacob Green, NJ. ID. Fee SIS.
Midwifery and Diseases OF Women and Children, by
Samuel Mcclellan NJ. d. Fee S15.
The Trustees with design to afford TO the students
who may enter Jefferson College, facilities for the prose-
cuon OF their studies, not surpassed by any the
try, about to make extensive additions their Col
lege buildings in south Tenth ST. Philadelphia which will
include large, commodious and well ventilated Dissec-
ing ROOM and splendid hall for museum Of Anatomy
The arrangement OF the dissecng rooms under the
direction OF Professor Pattison. EZRA STILES ELY
Secretary Of said Trustees.
n. Is. all communications TO the Faculty. should be ad
dressed.to SAMUEL MCCLELLAN, NJ. D.,
Dean of said Faculty, l4i south I'd street.
Aug. IL 3l-w3m
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Treasury DEPARTMENT.


NOTICE hereby given to the Proprietos of the Er-
" changed -Four and one hdT per cent. Stock issued
in pursuance Of the entitled Gan Act to authorize the
Secretary of the Treasury exchange Stock bearing an
interest Of four and half per for certain Stocks
bearing an interest OF six per cent approved the
May 1924 That the certificates of the said Stock which
are redeemabe after the 3lst day of December 1892 will
be paid the LIST day of January 1888
thereof or their legal representatives attorneys duly
suted the presentation and surrender of the said Ger
cates at the Treasury at the Loan Office where the
same may stand credited.
Notice is further given, that no transfer of the said
Certificates from the books of the Treasury or of any
Loan Office will be allowed after the LIST day of Deem
Der, 1892:
And, Also that the interest the said Certificates will
cease and determine the 31s day Of December aore-
said. LOUIS McLANE,
Secretary Of the Treasury.
July lO. IS-IaitIstJaD
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EHOR SALE-A tract OF land, containing about 200
III acres, in the county of Fluvanns, known by the
name OF the Fork Ordinary, the Stage Road leading from
the city OF Richmond to ScOtfs fery about ten miles
below the latter place, eligby situated for avern-be.
ing near the junction of several roads with the stage road
particularly the roads leading Milton, Charlottesville
Carters-brdge on the Hardware, TO Fuvanna Court
house and to the Middleton mills at the slandsAIso
lot in the town OF Columbia in the county, and the
buildings thereon, in the occupation Of r. Davis For
terms apply to John Forbes attorney at law Whining
ton, Fluvanna, or to myself, the Proprietor
Richmond, Aug. II. G2S-w6w1 JOHN FORBES
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IN HANCERY-VIRGINIA--At rules holden in
the Clerks office Of the Circuit Superior Court of
Law ana Chancery for Henrico county, the 9TH day Of
july 1892
Thomas Keeran, Plaintiff
against
Thomas H. Mitchell and another, Defendants.
The defendant above named not having entered his an
peaance and gwen security according TO the act Of As
sembly and the rules of this Court and il appearing by
satisfactory evidence that he is not an inhabant of this
country is ordered, That the said defendant do appear
before the Judge Of said Court at the Capitol in the
city oil 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 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, WIN. G.. SANDS, ID. C..
July 10. l9-wSw
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CoMMIssIoNERs' OFFICE,

ItIVIIIIUIIU, Nug 1851.
The parties interested will please take notice that have
appointed the Sch day Of October next to commence the
accounts directed in the foregoing of Court on which
oay' at o'clock A. NJ, they requested attend at my
once IN tins city, with their accounts and vouchers res
ny Tor examination and settlement and with office copies
OF the necessary Court papers.
HILARY BAKER, Commissioner.
September. a5SSs,,
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NOTICE-The subscriber, having taken the houses
Y lately occupied by Mr. Andrew Sweeny, is prepared
to transact GENERAL COMMISSION BUSINESS.
upon the usual erms-and from his long experience in
that business having lived with Mr.. Sweeny for MANY
years. he hopes TO receive liberal support from the pub
ic and hereby pledges himself to those who may favor
him with their business to his best efforts promote
their interest He particularly soicts the aid of the for
mer customers OF Mr.. Sweeny and refers them and the
public TO the following recommendation.
THOMAS WILLIAMS.
IL affords Inc great satisfaction TO Mr. Thos
Williams to the public, particularly to my former custom
ers and have no hesitation in saying that in my opinion
they could not obtain agent for the transaction of
their business here A. SWEENY
Richmond, August z. 26-2awIm-IawIm
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NOTICE to the creditors of N. X. Thomas, deceased:
L " have small sum OF money in my hands TO be d.
vided among the judgment creditors of N. X Thomas
deceased Alpersons having such, other claims against
said estate will do well TO present them immediately as
wish to pay away the funds in hand as possible
VIM. ID. WREN, Ser'gt. c. r.
July 10. ls-2m
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VALUABLE PAMUNKY LAND FOR SALE
The subscriber again offers for saIe that valuable
farm lying on both sides of the Pamunky river in the
counties OF King William and Hanover and
from 1000 to 300 In point OF locality fertility
OF soil, this farm is exceed by but few in Eastern Vir
ginia. 1t lies miles from Hanover Town, from 5 to
from Hanover Courthouse, II from Richmond and i'm
neghborhood Of the most respectable and gentee society,"
The soil well adapted to the culture of the staple COM
moiites such as corn, wheat, cotton &c.-The fields
well arranged and well supplied with abundance of
timber and water, and the whole tract almost unbroken
level. The improvements, situated emnence on the
King William side, consist of commodious dwelling
house, sufficient for the accommodation of large family
with all the necessary outhouses necessary an extern
sve farm-The subscriber invites those disposed to pur
chase to view the farm, make their communications
him by letter Otherwise at Tappahannock Essex coun
ty Va, and they will meet with prompt attention.
Should not this farm be privately disposed sooner
will without the Both day of August next or
the next fair day thereafter be offered at public sale on
the premises. JOHN w. HOOMES
TapPahannock, May 9th. 2-wt3OthAug
~ B-Beng necessarily obliged to be from home for
some months TO the above sale will be postponed I'M
Ill the LIST of November next which day il will be posi-
lively sold at public auction In the meantime the usual
crop of wheat will be seeded on the farm.
July H. 2O-wds JNO. w. HOOMES.
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TENO TAILORS.-A good Tailor of sober habits who
III can come well recommended, may get first rate
stand Tor business at the Red house, Charlotte county,
Virginia H. NJ ARMISTEAD p
Aug. 10. 27-tIstOct
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n ACKNOWLEDGEMENT the Superior Court
OF Chancery for the Richmond District, Monday the
7th day of March, 1925.
Walter T. Cooke, admir-. OF Ann Cooke, deceased and
Elizabeth Burwe Plaintiffs
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Henry j. Harrison, admir-. of Henry HARRISON and in
his own right, John NJ Walker John Minge, admir- OF
Mrs - Wall, decd, Edmund Harrison admir- of Ma
thaniel Harrison, decd. and Howell Myrick, admir- of
tIeasant Hunnlcut, decd. Defendants.
This this day to be further heard on the
papers formerly read and the report of the Commissioners
made In pursuance OF the order of the 7h day of March,
1902 the supplemental bill and the answer Of the defen
dan yrick thereto, and the other defendants ON
the several decretal ORDERS taking the said bill for confess
ed which appears have been duly executed and was
argued by counsel On consideration whereof the Court
doth order that the said report be recommed to one of
the Commissioners of the Court in order to enable the
present parties to surcbage and asy the same that the
defendant Henry j. Harrison do render an account Of
Henry Harrison the seconds estate that the defendant
Howell Myrick do render account of the admnisra
ton OF the same estate by Mary HARRISON Decd after
wards Mary Hunnicut and by Pleasant Hunnicutt her
husband, an account OF his administration of Plea
SAINT unncus estate, account OF the admins
oil Mary HuDncus estate, and account of the es-
tate real and personal Of the first and second Henry Har
rlson, dec'd received by the said Pleasant and Mary
1unnicutt or either Of them that the defendant Henry
Harrison and John NJ Walker do render an account of the
estate OF the same decedens received by them: and the
SAID Commissioner is directed TO examine state and settle
The said accounts and make report thereof to the Court
with any matters specially stated deemed pertinent bv
himself or which may be required by the parties TO be
so stated. Copy. Teste
]. ROBINSON, c. C. s. CL&C.
SeDtenber T.
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I'm RY-VIRGINIA-In the Cirrnit Snne
n ror Court of Law and Cbancery for Hcnrco county
the 25th day Of June, 1882.
Walker II. Cooke admir-. Of Ann Cooke decd and
Peyon X. Burwel, admir- of Elizabeth Burwe deceas-
ed pla;o,iTs
against
Nathaniel Harrison, oxor. Of Edmund Harrison decd
who was admir- OF Nathaniel Harrison, deceased, and
others, DeE.nJsn,
On motion oil the plaintiffs by COUNSEL the Court do1,
order tha one OF its Commissioners do execute the order
entered in this cause the seventh day OF March, one
thousand eight hundred and twenty-five
Copy. Teste, J. ROBINSON G. r
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LyINAYLoRsvILLE FALL RACES will commence

|VUNAYLORSvILLE FALL RACES will commence
IL on Tuesday, the llth OF September next, and con-
tinue three days
LIST Ddy-A Sweepstake for colts and fllcs-mie heats
$50 enrance-half ioreitsix subscribers the
day, asweepsake-two mile heas-for colts and hllies-
800 entrance-haf tcrfeit-three subscribers.
I'd Ddy.-The Jockey Club Purse $300-three mile
heats-enrance S15
Sd Ddy-PrOPrietors Purse $2oo--two mile heats-en-
trance $40.
full meeting of the Club is requested the evening be-
fore the FIRST days race, at Taylorsvilfe.
BY THE SECRETARY.
August II. 29-wtlISept
To John W. Blackwell and Nm. G.. Bdynham, guar
dams for the orphans Of Ji,o. Bdylhdm, decd
NOU, not being inhabitants of this State, will please
take notice, that shall, the Goth day of Septem-
Der next at the soreh house of Crow s. Glovers in the
county OF Halifax and state of Virginia proceed take
the deposition of Lewis Griffin and others, and continue
from day TO day. until the be taken, Sunday excepted
and the 30h September Tho Easleys store in
the same county and state proceed TO take the deposition
of artwel Gresham and others, and continue from day
today, Sunday excepted, until the be takento be
read as 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, decd.
Halifax, Va. Aug. II. [29-w4w1
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"ALIFAX COURT HOUSE. VAL have two store
IL houses at this place for rent They have hereto
fore been used store and grocery by Messrs Merriam
Thayer. The stand at this place consider good
only for Dry Goods store, but for Grocery Apo
thccary aud Druggists establishment. have also two
improved lots, suitable for families, which would rent
with them
Possession of the store-houses given mmediacly-ol
the lots at Christmas next.
RICHARD EDMoNDSON.
August 2S. 3y-w3w
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a TANNER WANTED.-The subscriber wishes to
IA employ genteel, sober industrious Young Man 10
carry on his Tanning and Cuyng business for the next
year To such man, who well recommended IL
beral wages will be given, part in the Tan Yard
which is now in good order for carrying extensive
business. JOHN ID, boswell
New Market, Hanover, Aug. IL. 20-lm
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~ANTED, as an Apprentice to the Printing bust
w ness, an active, intelligent youth Of respectable
connections from II to Is years Of age Apply al the Of
fee Of this paper
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Among those gentlemen hon Of the Senate who are NOW vioe,
Nuhe we perceive the Of the Hon Henry tho Hon
tacol ~ l tho Hon Mr. Ffampton and tho Hon Perry or
Lancaster District OF the House. Mossrs. j. G. Brown, Bookte
bWcr fcguson rays0n Mnlug SimOns, aud sundry others
And especially that correct consistent politician Inc lion
HENRY T.. PvcKNEY. " ''V''
IS, Columbia 1tes 1871 1896 vhsrs taeiy cote. are n,
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Mr.. WRliam To,oier, Elizabeth Keeling, Gustorus
Hendrick and Elizabeth Hendrick
TEVAK notice. that the oath 25h 26tb and 27f DAYS
n ofSeptember 1892, at the house ofThomas Merymsn
IN the county OF Charlotte State OF Virginia, shall proce ed
take the dispositions of Thomas Lee and others and on the
18th, 18TH 10th, and 1892 Cochransye
Post Office, Abbcve District South Carolina shall pro-
coed to take the dispositions Of Lefty Sullivan and others
all OF which will be read evidence now depend
Yin the County Court Of Charlotte, in Chancery where.
in ! am Plaintiff, and yourselves Defendants.
EDWARD d. FOWLKEs
August II. 2o-w4w
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August 2s.

SALE OF LAND IN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS to de-
- of the County Court of Hanover pronounced in
e Chancery suit therein depending under the style
Perkins, &c Garth and wife, the 2Sth day of the
present month"; will be sold the premises, Wednes
day. the 10Th day Of September instant if fair il not then
the next fair day. tract of land lying and being in the
county OF Hanover, containing hundred and sixty
ven and half acres and Immediately the old mountain
road and about twenty miles from the city of Rich
mond being part OF the tract of land Of which Ma
thanie W. cambridge died seized, and aons the lands
Joseph Weber, Thompson w. Pulliam and others. The
purchaser will have the privilege of seeding crop Of
wheat this fall and the tenant will be permitted TO
his present growing crops
Terms Of saie.-Cash will be required suf
cent to all the costs OF the said suit and the expence
attending the making of the sale aforesaid, and as to the
residue, credit of one and two years will be given the
purchaser executing bonds with security 10 be approved
by the Commissioners for the credit and the title
to the said land TO be retained until the whole purchase
money is paid The sale will commence at IL O'clock
There is the above tract of land comfortable DIVE
ing house and other improvements.
THE COMMISSIONERS.
September 4. 3i-w4ws
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j. ROBINSON, C. c. S. C.L.&C
September 85-yvs,v
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Messrs Banks, (SPeaker) Cilmcr Persinger Becker,
GsHand stuart OF A., McCue, Pate, Henshsw, Wilson OF
Bot, Campbell, Gbolson Shell, Patteson of b. Yancey,
McCoiaS, bearing, Cheathan, Dickerson Roane of CHI
City, Richardson, Paeson of C., Pendeton. Thornton
Wilson OF C.. Brodnax, Daniel, Marshall Wallace Ste
Phcnson OF Nicholas, Payne, Helms, Hail. Woods Smith
Of Fred, Barton, Earle Emmons Smith of Gloucester
Watkins OF Goochland. MeCamaiE, Anderson Steward of
Greensvie, Shnms, Vance, Sloane, Roane of Uanover
Coil, kincheoe Williams, sravely, Hollemau Gre
CORY, Berry, Fry, HARDWOOD, Hooe. llciskell. HAYS
Beard Harrison, Taylor, PoindeNtcr noy Smith OF Ma
son, Knox, Henry, Wiley, Alexander Charlton Sherrar
cbb, Murdaugb, Collins Dunion, Anderson, Parrio,t,
LETTER, Dade, Robertson, Adams, liner Wtclcr Swan
son, Cackey, Nash, Brown OF Preston, Watkins p Ed
ward, Stands, Carter Of y. William, Boo,he Mcdowell
Moore, McMahon Cline, Maciailane McAuen, Bare
Newman, Thompson, Griffin, Stevenson OF Spottsyi vana
conway trump Pegram, George, Mccoy, McCuock,
Sturman, Mayberry, Stanger, King Brown of Peters
burg, 1l2.
The vote for Mr. Nicholas in the Senate, was 2s--
making the joint vete of both Houses, I39
On motion OF Mr.. n ash, it was
ResOiced, That select committee he appointed to con-
ss OF member from each of the present
Districts OF the State to arrange the counties
monweah into Districts for the choice of
TO Congress- according TO the ratio pre-
enied by the act of Congress- approved May 22d 1892
The appointment of the select committee WINS deferred
until tomorrow.
The following petitions presented and referred -
by Mr.. PondcXter, OF The officers OF the 10th Regiment
tor change in the organization OF the mia--By MIR.
Farriot OF czens OF the county of Ohio the appoint
ment oil commissioners TO locate site for the of justice
IN that rounty-By MIR Gilmer, of John NJ Bolts COM
planning OF the ineigibty of John Williams the rncther
returned for the county Of HenrcoBy Mr. Nash OF Shy
Kane for the adjustment of a title TO landIJv MIR Mo
Cue OF citizens of Augusta county Tor the incorporation
OF the Trustees of Waynesboro Academy and Town Hall
by MIR Pate, OF citizens OF Bedford county, for the re-
lease OF Green b. Leween from the Peni,emtiary.
On motion Of Mr. BrodnSX, the House took recess of
hall an hour TO enable the College of Electors 10 meet
aud make their report
On the House being called Order the expiration of
The report from the Clerk the College of Flee
tors read informing the House that the Electoral Col
lego had met and that all the members were present
On motion Of MIR. BrotnaX, the House adiourned.