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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-04-14
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At her residence, in Dumfries, Va. on Tues
day, the 10th inst. Mrs. JANE BOYLE, reltct oil
David Boyle, Esq. IN the 6lst year Of her age.
On Wednesday evening last, after long and
lingering illness, Mr. JAMES CHAPMAN, at bis
residence, in New Brunswick, New Jersey, aged
70 years, an old and respected citizen, aud a
soldier Of the revolution.
In Seekonk, r. |. on Sunday. at his Hermitage
near Washington Bridge, RoBERT, generally
known as ROBERT THE HERMIT, aged three score
and ten. He lived solitary life, rejecting the
society Of men, and communing alone with his
God
In New Druham, ~ II. Mr.. JOSEPH You've,
aged 90. In 1926 he entered the United States
service and served as a seaman on board the
Constitution. Brandywine, and Erie, S years,
and was one Of The crew that accompanied Cen
Lafayette to France; he then took it into his
head to try the Shakers faith, and went and iv-
ed with them about eleven months, and then
left them. because he could not be made to be-
lieve that Christ had made his second appear
ance in the person Of finn Lee.
At Ellicott's Mills. on the 9th inst. at II
O'Clock, A. Nj. GEORGE ELLIcorr, in the 7sd
year of his age
In PhiIadel phia. on Thursday morning, Mrs.
JENETTE LYONS, al the advanced age VI one hun
dred and three.
At his residence in Kensington, HENRY HAM.
RICK, in the 98th year of his ase-one Of those
few surviving patriots of those times " that tried
mems SOULS" having served his country during
the whole campaign Of '76, as a soldier Of unde,
waiting fidelity.
In Kensington, Mrs. MARY VAHxAKES, a ma
tive Of Germantown, in the goth year of her age
In Miami county, OHIO. on the 9th of the Cd
month. 1892. PAUL Macy. member and elder
in the Society of Friends, aged 81 years, 9
months and S days He was born on Nantuck.
ct Island. in l74O, emigrated to North Carolina
in 1883, again emigrated to the state Of Ohio, in
1918, and by the best calculation that can be
made, he has surviving children, 81 grand chill.
dren, l22 great grand children, and great great
grand child, and has outIivcd of his children,
Is Of his grand children, Of his great grand
children.
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morning steamboat, say % A. NJ.
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mail IAN be distributed after the arrival OF the
steanboat. The steamboat will often arrive 10y
3, and when the Locomotive is in operation By
p. NJ; to prevent delay, therefore, the mail tor
the South must be closed in Baltimore at p. NJ.
until further notice.
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Leave Washington for the
Arrive at Washington from the
South bv 81 L. M.
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arrival from the South.
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steamboat, say = % A. NJ.
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the mail can be distributed after its arrival from
Baltimore.
Arrive at New York at IA. M.
The newspaper mail will leave
Washington at 6 A. NJ.
And arrive at Baltimore by III A.. NJ.
The Contractors have been directed to run ex-
press horse stages between Baltimore and Phi.
ladelphia while the noon steamboats, do not run,
leaving each city at P. NJ. and arriving at each
city by 8 a. M.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-04-14
nj A X RED,

On Tuesday evening last, by The Rev. Norval
Wilson, Mr.. WILLIAM Henry PARKER, Of
Washington City, to Miss NARY AUGUSTA, eId-
est daughter of Col. LEWIS H1PK1Ns, Of this
Mace
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POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE OF MAIL CONTRACTS,
Gfh MalrcH, 1852

UIW INUTCTt, IOO~ ]
From and after the 9th inst the following Sehe
duIe will govern the several routes between New
Vnrk ,rd W ,ehin Utnn.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-04-14

Bank of the Uniied States. -Rumo'' ria
to the Bank, have lately prevailed in this o."
They are rife in New York. The 00'"" .d
Advertiser says "a variety Of unpleasant i'r
toaching the Bank, which have been N w.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-06-26
IN SENATE.

WedncsdGy, Jtue 20M.
Mr. DOT presented resolution adopted by the General
Assembly OF Connecticut, at New Haven PRAYING riat
nothing might be done TO unsetle the protective system
The Chair presented The petition OF the inhabitants of
Ccrmont y CIV Hampshire, against the reduction Of ,u
Ties ON foreign articles coming in competition with our
own manufactures.
Mr. Dickerson presented the petition Of the brush ma
kcrs OF New York, Philadelphia and Baltimore pr,,no
Tor repeal oil the duty on foreign bristlcs
Mr.. Bell presented the memorial of citizens of New
hampshire aud Maine, against any Interference with the
protective system.
Mr. Dallas presented the resolutions Of a meeting in
Montgomery County, Pennsylvania.
dr. wilkins presented a memorial from the citizens of
Pittsburgh, on tie subject of the Tariff.
AI these petitions were laid on the table.
Mr. Iyier presented the petition Of citizens Of Rich
mond praying an appropriation for the removal of OBJ
srucuofs ia James River which cerred 10 the Com
mIuce on Commerce. On presenting tl, memorial M
iycr took occasion TO express his constitutional obic ctons
10 ihc granting ofhc prayer Of the memorial lie stated
tat 900 ms opinion would be absurd proposition 10 s,
Chat Congress lad right to eXpend money i'm the improve
mcn OF the bed of river, by which circuous neviy,
ion could DC obtained, and had right TO make ara
ture ON canal running literally He considered ,,oJ
De dn oIious discrimination which entitled town situaeJ
below the Fails TO the privilege of am appropriation and
excluded one Which was situated above tho Falls lie
considered such discrimination founded on no prncl.
/ oil lusuce, aud therefore odious.
Mt smith, from the Committee Of Finance rcporod te
WH 10 carry into effect the treaty Of limits between f
Om'ed states and the United Mexican States with t,,
amendments. '' wv
On motion of Mr. Smith, the pending orders were Do,,
Pon'o' ana the bill was taken up for confederation
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-06-26
EsY EeTECEEGE * COOK.

9 The ENQUIRER is published week. generally and
thoc times week during the the
Price, the same as heretofore Five Dollars qnnum payable
ccved in payment The Editors will guarantee safety of remit
ting them 10y mail the postage of all letters being writer's
1 No will be discontinued at the discretion of tho
Editors, until all arrearagcs have been paid up.
9 whoever VIII guarantee the of papers,
have the tenth gratis. iF' ~
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
Ono
80
assumed by person IN this its enyirons.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-06-26

"A AND FOR SALE.--Thc subscriber wishing to dis
IA pose OF his land in Virginia and remove to the west
Hrl country oers Ter sale, by private contract the fol-
lowing Iaus the tract on which he resides in the coun
~ oil Louisa and on the North Anna river nine miles
north oil louisa courthouse, containing bv estimation
l0l IL acres IL Is obvious that this tract ,(rs MANY
ana great advantages to enerprising man IL has ON il
several good dwelling houses store tam ward and bon
Ior OF which at present. rented at good
prices mere IS good merchant mill immediately AT the
place, which Is offered for sale Itis believed that
lew situations afford more important advantages Tor the
establishment and support Of a mandatory
Also, tract OF land, lying nearly on the North Anna
river about six miles distant from the abovenamed cor
tanning 800 acres, with about 20 Of fresh cleared
Iand ne balance in timber, and very near saw mill
winch furnishes great quantity of plank to the village at
Orange courthouse, miles distant.
Also, other tract adjoining the last mentioned con
tanning 33l acres, all in timber
Also onesxh part Of AN undivided tract Of 200 acres
lying in Tue county Of Tyler, within IL miles of the
from me, wcJld sell it at a considerable sacrifice For
JAMES H. ELLIS.
~ b. would receive young negroes in exchange for
EisvilIe June 8. 0--Ianr
office Of the Board Of Commissioners uuder the Con-
Uention ,oit Dcnaayk,
WAsuNGro., May II, 1892.
n ed all the claims not heretofore acted pop ,ohicb
were presented for their considerations and az the desire
of the parties not in readiness having postponed rv de-
ci'ion on The claims presented by them; it is oyiered
that when ths board adjourn, u will adjourn fo ,,oc
ION hc ir5t Monday oil October next; and tfN Il
wl ON That day proceed finally TO decide well ON case
now considered such shall then be in readiness fol
examination.
And as the time limited hy law for the existence ortt
board VIII expire IN few months after its next meeting
is further
0riered That the Secretary Of Isis board notify al
persons, whom IL may concern that no ,ssnr,ncc ~ h.
gwen tha amy claim will be acted upon which shall no
ne 'e'oy Tor examination ON the first Monday Of Ocobe
next BY order Of the Board.
May 29 80, sser ,.,,o
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-06-26

hSHoCCO SPRlNGS.-rhe subscriber respectfully in-
~ forms the public, that her houses will be prepared
Tor the reception OF visitors the Ist June next-It
would be superiluous in say any thing of the bene-
hts OF the water, those who have tried it will readily
tesny TO It's advantageous effects The subscriber deems
only necessary TO say that her buildings are all i'm GOOD
repair her rooms well furnished, large and numerous and
mat her Table will be supplied with the best the country
Affords and her Bar with various kinds of Wines and Louo
OF every description The subscriber feels assured that the
preparations she has made for the accommodation of her
DoaIderS cannot fail opleaSe. ANN JOHNSON.
Warren County, n. c. May II, 1892
rs There will be ball furnished at Shocco Springs
complimentary to General Andrew Jackson on the even
hgs OF the ION and 18th OF July next The music will
be inferior TO none in this section of country
May I5 II-u5TL
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-06-26

a ALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY-In pursuance
~ OF decree of the United States Court Fifth Circuit
and Eastern District of Virginia, pronounced on the 23d
day OF May, 1882 in the of Joshua Waddngton and
Thomas Pnkeron and Daniel Bell surviving assgnees of
Donald and Burton plaintiffs, and James Brown and Da-
MEL Call, defendants
Inc undersigned, Marshal of the said Court will pro-
coed TO sell at ~ O'clock the premises TO the highest
bidder at public auction, for ready money on Tuesday
the iOh day oil July next the lot piece ground living
ana being IN the city of Richmond, situate on the South
sde oil the Main Street. between the tenement occupied
0y oamue Zoe and the tenement occupied by John S.
Sydnor, aud nearly opposite Lewis Webb s, Co.
EDMUND CHRISTIAN
Marshal United States, Eastern District of Virginia
June %. "a 71Js
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-06-26

AOIlCE-By virtue of a Deed of Trust executed bv
Edmund Anderson and Nancy his wife, of the city
OF hlchmond, TO tie subscriber, and VIM. c. Pendeton,
duy recorded in the Clerks Office of Henrico and Abe
marie Counties; shall for purposes in said deed
proceed to sell TO the highest bidder for cash. front OF
the Eagle Hotel, in the city of Richmond, OH he 18th day
OF july 1872, all the said Andersons undivided interest in
500 23 acres of land, lying the Tennessee River in
McCnckn County, Kentucky also, all the interest in 1000
acres oil land, lying on Jonathan Creek Galloway County,
kentucky, and all his interest i'm 1000 acres i'm Hickman
County, lying on the Mississippi River This lands said to
be very valuable and well mbered the title believed to
be good, but such title only vested in the subscrber
by the deed of trust, will be conveyed.
JOHN II. JONES, Trustee
June -.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-06-26

D0TTTVIOTc- DO IOTN, 81.
- resolution of the Board of Directors Of this In
- , shtudon, the following scale and have been
adopted for the government of the Officers thereof in
coivng deposcs Of money subcctto interest, Wis
For dcposcs payable ninety days after de-
mand, certificates shall bc issued bearing inter
est al tbe rate per anoum OF 8 per Ct
For dcposcs payable thirty lays after demand,
certificates shall be issued bearing interest at the
rate per annum Of per CT.
On current accounts or deposites subject to be
checked ior at The pleasure OF the deposition, i'm
tere5t shall be allowed tile rate of . per ct.
By order, n WILSON Cashier
June -. il-9f
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-06-26
NEW ADVERTaS EWENTS.

$40 REwARD-Ab;condcd from his boat in the
- eBU City of Richmond, (on Thursday last, the ith
ns) my head Bob, who calls himself Bob Loney: he
IS about 30 of age, he is of bright compeXion and
has strait hair, has two of his fingers on right
hand drawn up, from burn the sinew. purchased
him OF Sias Mohundro, who also purchased him John
Ioney residing in New Canton, Buckingham County
lie has wife in the said neghbourhood, the widow Io
neys He drew $50 freight money; which suppose was
the cause OF his leaving the boat hereby orewarn all
Captains of Vessels from harbouring said negro the
penalty OF the law The above reward will be given if ta
ken without the State, and $780, if taken within the State
and delivered TO in Fuvanna County orsecued that
L get him again DANIEL p. LEWIS.
Fluvanna June &c. I4-w5w#
HNOR RENT OR LEASE-'The extensive Tavern es-
n abshed at Halifax Court house, occupied at pre-
sent, and for several past years by Mr. Moses Palmer
Another word by way OF nducemen be necessary
TO be used as the value of the property in the hands of
man OF enterprise, is already generally known.
Proposals will be received until Halifax July Court 9th
Monday when the establishment fnot previously dspos-
ed OF privately will the highest bidder on terms
TO be made known the day Address By letter. post
paid, the Proprietor near the premises.
5. WILLIAMS.
June 20. lids
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-06-26

IMPORTANT INFORMATION TO THE AFFLICTED.
AR. }. l.. BENSON respectfully informs the public
ny that he will be at the White Sulphur Springs in Au-
gust where he will attend principally TO curing all
oil dyspepsia Or lndgestionhs experience and great
success In the treatment of that distressing disease with
which so many of the human family present suffer
ing warrants him in offering every case of Dys-
pepsia within the aid of medicine. Dr. Bcnson's invau
able anti Dyspeptc medicines only prepared by him.
SELL and are perfectly free from mercury and they can
be administered at all without the least danger or
inconvenience to the most delicate constitution. The re-
mote causes OF Dyspepsia generally mental excite
ments, either OF grief pleasure-ntense study-immo
derae use OF stmulants of every kind The proximate
causes are loss Of power in the nervous sysema want
oil bile or gastric uiceso facilitating the stomach as to
render incapable of acting upon the food introduced
into it. Symptoms of the disease existing are of APP
petite sense of choang and uneasiness in the throat
frequent nausea, heartburn, hatulency arroson in the
stomach when empty, and frequently pain after meals
occasional pain in the side great costiveness, habtuai
chillness langou owness of spirits papitaions and
turbed sleep.
~ Mr. James McKldoe, Richmond, Va. and Messrs.
-; j. H. Royal, Lynchburg, Va. the only agents
LOT Tue sale OF Dr. Bensons Invaluable anti Dyspepc
h IN" ache Drops Dr. BIS celebrated Tooth
f C are are inc Hy ,eset2ble specific warranted ror-
sequen ooh-ache specifics based upon those strong
acids which are so destructive to the eethB
June 26. list
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-06-26

NH ILLBOROUGH SULPHUR SPRING. still con-
4VH unue to keep House of Entertainment at this
spring; am making some repairs for the accommoda-
uon oil boarders and those who choose give me call
II situated on the Free Turnpike Road leading from
stanton to the Warm Springs Va about thirteen miles
from the latter Its qualities are similar TO the White sui
Phur Springs Many persons have been considerably be-
nehted by using the water The Road above spoken of
now makng and nearly half of finished 1t is now
sIdered the nearest and best road Saunton TO the
warm Springs the parts that formerly bad be-
ing now turnpked hack will be a week from
Staunton Mborough and on to the Warm SPRINGS if
passengers require it leaving Saunton every Friday and
arriving at Marlborough the day-to commence the
hrst Friday in July next and continue until the first Of
September, and perhaps longer. hack will also be run
from Lexington, Va. 10 Marlborough and on to the Warm
springs, II necessary, week leave LEXINGTON
every luesday-to commence the first Tuesday in July
next and continue until the first of October following
ms road has heretofore been i'll bad ORDER but will be
Kept in much better order this summer.
June 10. Gll-3wl SAML. $. WILLIAMS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-06-26

AN II4I4I4A'I q MANY OULI4EGE,--Thc annual cN-
w animation OF the classes in this institution. viii
commence on Wednesday the 9th inst and terminate on
tuesday, the 81 OF July. Degrees will be conferred and
me public exercises will take place the 4th of
The friends of the students, and general all who are in
teresed in the institution are invited to attend Bv order
Of the Society. WM b. ROGERS Sec,rv
June %. ~ D.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-06-26
For london.

Ihe Phiiddelphia Packet Ship THAMES
VA ILL sail from James River about the last of mex
" month, Tor London-and for the freight of 200 hhds
Tobacco or passage, apply 10 c. * a. WARWICK
june E1' l3-i(h
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-06-26

CHANCERY-VG RGINIA.-At rules held in the
n Clerks Office of the Circuit Superior Court of Law
1892:
James Duvai, PG
against
Younger r. Gayle and Thomas II. Durruss Dts
The defendant Gayle not having entered his appearance
and given security according to the of Assembly and
the rules of this Court and appearing by satisfactory evil
dence that he is not an inhaban oil this Commonwealth
it ordered that the said defendant do appear before the
said Court at the Court House, the first day OF the
next term and enter his appearance and give security for
performing the decree of the said Court and that COPY
OF this order be forthwith inserted in newspaper pub
shed in the City OF Richmond for months successive
l and posted at the front door of the Court House of
county Copy-Teste,
ROBT. IIUDGIN, C. C.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-06-26
Is DOLLARS REWARD

10 DOLLARS REWARD
AGJ Ill be given to any person for the apprehension
SE and delivery of my boy SANDY or so confnino
,Y, that may get him again, if taken within or
H. - oS 49, % Len without the limits OF the county
feet 10 or III inches high, well made out I'VE
oTdy appearance with large gray eyes Hadon when ne
went OIL common negro clong the balance OF his cloths
very good think he has full suit of brown broad cloth
Clothes, the coat having velvet collar also brown wa
teIoo coat, good fur hat and plenty of money ex-
pec he will cndcavor obtain pass and make Off
most likely he will change his name
ISAAC ALEXANDER
.ReehlenJtng county NJ G. April 10. u2-srl
WOUNG LADIES' SEMINARY.-The next session
"A OF the Young Ladies' Seminary at Prince Edward
Court House, Va, will on the first Monday of
July next. very large and commodious edifce will then
be in readiness for the accommodation of the scholars and
an additional eachern the English Department employed
Miss Mansfield will continue to teach in the departments
OF Music Painting and Drawing, and assist some other
branches Other assistance has been engaged as ras the
same is necessary.
Terms, for year of 10 months as follows
Board and Tuition in all branches, SI3O 90
Board and Tuition in English branches, incud-
ing washing and candles, 100 90
TO day Scholars, for Tuition in Music, % ga
In Languages 20 on
In Painting and Drawing IS GA
In English branches, % OC
Board in gentecl families in the neighborbood can be
had tor 81 90 per month The session will continue
till the last of November when there will be vacation
one month.
References.-Pre President Cushing Samuel c. Anderson
Esq and Rev. B. f. Stanton of Prince Edward.
j., ROOT, Jr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-06-26

% The United States Gazette New York Courier & Enonor
anu National ntolhsencer, will publish the week for
Tor payment juno %. ~ '' "a
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-06-26

HD UMFORD ACADEMY. -Thc second session of the
"a present year, will commence Monday 10Th july
and terminate the 18th December next; the Classical
ana mahemAhcal courses extensive those any
other Grammar School in the State; the English and Ma
hemaica department will continue to be conducted by
Mr. Thomas McMahon. Terms: board, washing and
tuition, (cach boarder finding his bed bedding toy,
els, candles, SCI $50 per session of months PAYABLE in
advance Tuition alone, $l5 per session. payable also in
advance Students (whcter boardcrs day scholars
who enter at any time previous to I5th August arc liable
to the eXpence of tie whole session.
VIM. HAWKESWORTH.
King William, June II-5t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-06-26

SALE.-In obedience to the above decree the under
signed will on the twenty fourth day August next at
carr BroGh' in the county of Albemarle sell at public
aHcnon on the credit in said decree mentioned
BILE estate called Cars Brook or Carrs Low Grounds
formerly the residence of Peter Carr deceased containing
about go acres about 40 40 (which are Low
Grounds which, with the cleared high lands in good
state of cultivation The improvements consist of large
convenient ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-06-26

Il tO-PARINERSHlP.-Ih subscribers, under the
~ style OF Richard Burton Hgr0H md Conpany.
VIII commence business The first day of June ensuing
That large milling establishment which has been just CONF
plecl IN the best manner, by the firm Of Philip Iaxal
and Go. (cnttlcdthc COLUMBIAN MtLLs0 will be con-
Quoted by them the most extensive scale, for the manu-
acnro OF Cjfy yifH Fgour
They solicit their friends and the friends Of Philip Hax-
all and Co.. 70 call aud afford them opportunity to pur-
chase their crops Of wheat and corn.
WILLIAM HAXALL.
K BARTON TAXALL.
Richmond May 25 5-usJu
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-06-26

NHTILLIAM & MARY COLLEGE-The Visitors
OF this institution reminded that the 4th of Ju-
~, is the time fixed for their Annual Meeting A full
meeting dcsircdhe fiscal of the College re-
curing minute attention.; aud Mr.. Gushing having decln
ca TO accept the appointment Of Professor of Chemistry
Natural Philosophy, there is vacancy of that Professor
snip he Rector deems proper to observe that from tie
comments oil me last convocation, he has doubt that
Mr. Rodgers will be re-1pponted TO the Profes.orshn Of
Chemistry &C. and that Professor will be required for
the Mathematical Chair-applcations 10 be made TO
BUBWELL BASSETT, Recto,.
June g. -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-06-26

81 NOLLECTlON OF CLAIMS.-Thc subscriber offers
~ his services as Collector of Claimssin the State of
Virginia with the exception of the counties south of James