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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-06-15

FHNHE subscribers having connected themselves, oge-
thcr under the firm and style OF Felix Matthews &
Co beg leave TO inform their friends and the public gene.
rally, that they have taken that well known stand former
" occupied by Mr. William Dabncy, head Of II street.
ShockU Hill, where they offer to their friends and The pub
lie generally, carefully secctcd and general assortment
OF Groceries, which will be sold good terms as at any
other house in this city Farmers, country Merchants
and others are respectfully invited to give them call;
all orders will be carefully attended to- They hope from
their long experience in business be able TO give gene.
raj satisfaction and solicit share Of public patronage
Also, they are prepared 10 receive al kinds of country
produce storage FELIX MATTHEWS =
June Is lt1-w3w1 WILLIAM ROCK
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GUST PUBLISHED aud for sale byJ w. CAMPBELL,
% Petersburg, Ya.on Essay on Cdcdyc0,s ManUcS by
Edmund Ruin.-Ihis work contains among other things,
description Of the soils, and account of the present
state Of agriculture in tic tide district OF Virgna
effects Of calcareous earth in improving them; results Of
chemical examination Of various SOILS exhibiting proofs of
the existence OF acid and neutral Soils the mode in which
cacareous manures operate soils, and especially their
effects exhausted aud neutral soils; their pcnanency
rs manure; remarks on the of gypsum, directions
for marlng, &C. &c
The opinions advanced in the above work supported
by Of experiments made by the author during
six years assduous attention to the subject The work is
comprised in ono vol limo Of nearly two hundred and
fifty pages. Price bound-one dollar
June g. s-st
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BY EHTCMIE Il COOK.

0 Tho ENQUIRER published week. generally and
three times week during the
Price, the same heretofore, Five Dollars payable
Notes of chartered, specie (ony)
ccved in payment The Editors will the safety
ting tcn by mall the postage OF all letters being
will DO of
Editors, until all arcarages have been paid up.
OF Whoever will guarantee payment papers, shall
have the tenth gratis.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
OF One quarc, less first insertion,
assumed by person in this city or t. environs.
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juno IS

AS4A Ton English, Swcdes and country Bar Iron from
wv to inches wide, including carriage, gig, cart,
wagon and carryall tyre
10 ton from 80 to inches square
ton from Ia TO ID inch diameter, round
2 ton box and plate, from 10 inches wide
ton band and hoop from 81 to inches wide
Nails rods; English bsercd steel; country do do;
German do; plough plates sheet iron; mould boards
from No TO Tor the improved bar-sbare plough; for
sale by WORKMAN & McGRUDER
June D. II-wS,v
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VACCINE EGENT.-D DIR wn. S. Scorr has been
appointed by the Executive, Vaccine Agent for the
state OF virginia. As directed by law nc prepared 10
furnish, "withont fee reward, genuine Vaccine Virus
to all persons within the State, DESTROYS Of obtaining it,
Personal applications at his Office Main Street. nearly
opposite tie state Banks, by letter, postage paid will
be promptly attended o.-Drectons for Vaccination will
accompany each parcel Of matter distributed
June g. 8-0
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June IL.

BY virtue OF deed of trust from George Claiborne
~ and John d. Claiborne, to the subscriber as trustee
Tor the benefit OF VIM. Armstead and Francis Rowe 10
elect certain purposes therein expressed which deed
bears date on the 18th day OF July 1851, and is record
III the clerks Office of the county of King William
shall proceed to sell, at King William Courh Tor
cash. on Monday the 18th OF June that being King Will
liam court day, the following slaves: Dixen Fanny Mol
y, Elscy, Davy Esther, William Phil and Mary, and
the increase t any of the said females since the 18th of
july 1881. These slaves likely and valuable and
worthy oil the attention of purchasers. The subscriber
will convey such title only il vested in him as trustee
by virtue of the above rcced deed; it is believed how
ever TO he indsputable. SHERWIN McRAE
June5. 1S-6t'1 Trustee
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
BANK OF MARYLAND, }

baltimore, Dec 26th, 1881
p resolution of the Board of Directors of this In
sitution, the following scale and rates have been
adopted Tor the government of the Officers thereof i'm re-
ceving deposites OF money subject TO interest viz
For dePositcs payable ninety days after de-
mand certificates shall be issued bearing inter
est 'ne rate per annum OF 5pcr CT
For deposes payable thirty days after demand,
certificates shall be issued bearing interest at the
ra,e per ahhum OF 4pcr CT
On current accounts or dcpositcs subject TO be
checked for at the pleasure of the depositor in
"res' snail De allowed at the rate of 3pcr CT
BY order, II. WILSON Cashier
June Is,
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May 90.

HfLUNANNA LAND AND CITY LOTS The
a subscriber offers for safe, Tract of Land living on
the Kvanna River, in the county of Fuvanna, containing
lo2l acres, about 60 miles above Richmond, . below
Charlottesville in the immediate vicinity of Bcrnarsbure
anu Union Mills small portion of the land lying on, and
near the river cleared and prepared for CIVILIZATIONS the
re>dnc Is heavily covered with the best Pine and White
Oak timber The situation is healthy the tract wen wa
tered and the soil adapted 10 the growth of Corn Wheat
and Iobdcco.-1hcrc arc three or four saw mills in the
Immediate ncighbourhood TO which the timber can be
hauled over good road and the Improve cnts in
tie navigation OF the iiyanna River have rendered the ia
ciies OF conveying the timber 10 Richmond Charottes
vile very great. The tract will be divided into two or
more parcels, if purchasers desire it,
Also, IL 10 lots in this CITY, living on the Dock i'm
Adams Valley, and OH Richmond IIil
Also, the whole, part of my undivided ntercs; il the
estate OF Col Richard Adams, deceased.
Persons wishing TO purchase, apply 10 me in this CT
ty, until the 10th of July After that time applca-
lion can he made to my brother, or. IT, Adaus inlhis
City, or by letters addressed TO Tallahassee Flor-
dl. JOUN 4 ADAMS
June ,. y a.
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against
William Redmond, Thomas Redmond and Wm. 3.
Green, Defendants,
The Defendants, William Redmond and Thomas Red
mond, not having entered their Appearance according 10
the act OF Assembly and The rules of this Court and it
appearing 10 the satisfaction of the Court that they are
not inhabitants OF this State tho motion OF the Plain
til by counsel IL is Oydercd that the said Defendants do
appear here the first Monday in September next, and
enter their appearance and answer the Plaintiffs bill and
give security for performing tho decree OF the Court and
that copy OF this order be inserted in some newspaper
published in the city OF Richmond, for two months success.
slvey, and posted at the front door OF the Court house Of
the said county. Copy Tesfe
WINSLOW ROBINSON. c.
June 10. II--wSws
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a AND FOR sALE--The subscriber wishing 10 dis.
IA po'c oil his land in Virginia aud remove to The West
ern country oilers for sale by private contract the fol-
lowing lands: the tract which he resides in the coun
ty OF louisa and on the North Anna ser, nine mile.
norih OF louisa courthouse, containing by estimation
l1l ~ acres II IS obvious that this tract affords many
ana great advantages 10 encrpHsing man. II has on
seNeI' goo dwelling houses, store tan ard and shops
"r mcchfmcsa all OF which at present rented At eod
prices lhcrc = good merchant mill Immediately at the
place, which Is offered for sale. Is believed hat
few situations afford important advantages for the
establishment and support Of a mandatory
Also tract OF land, lying nearly the North Anna
river about six miles distant from tic above named con-
onng 300 acres. with about 20 acres Of fresh cleared
land the balance in timber and very near p saw mill
winch furnishes great quantity of plank to the village at
Orange courthouse, miles distant
Also, one other tract adjoining the last mentioned con
tanning 33l acres, all in timber
Ao one-sxih part Of undivided tract Of 200 acres
lying ~ the county Of Tyler within - miles Of the
courIslouse As this last mentioned land lies remote
from Inc, would sell II at considerable sacrifice. For
terms and further particulars, apply TO
JAMES RI. ELLIS
N y would receive young negroes IN exchange for
the above land.
Ellsvillo, June 3. o--1aat.
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ED UMF0RD ACADEMY The second session of the
"a present year, will on Monday 10th Julys
and terminate on the 10Th December next the Classical
ana aemacai courses are extensive those of any
other Grammar School in the State; the English aud Ma
themaica department will continue to be conducted by
Mr. Thomas Mcmahon. Terms: board, washing and
'uiuoh leach boarier finding his bed bedding
els candles, SSc 500 per session of months PAYABLE in
advance Tuition alone $I5 per session. payable also in
ADVANCE Students (whether boarters day scholars
who enter at any time previous 18th August are liable
TO the expence of the whole session.
VIM. HAWKESWORTH
King William, June 10. list
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AH/iLLIAM & MARY COLLEGE-The Visitors
oil This Institution are reminded that the Ih of Ju-
W, Is the time fixed for their Annual Meeting A fun
meeting rs desiredthe fiscal concerns of the Coenc re-
curing minute attention; and MIR Gushing having decn-
ca 10 accept the appointment of Professor of Chemistry
Natural Philosophy, there vacancy of that
SNIP Inc hector deems proper TO observe. that from the
sentiments oil the last convocaon, he has doubt that
MIR Rodgers will be appointed TO the Procssorshn Of
GheinSy &c, and that Professor will he required for
inc Mathematical ChIir-appications to be made TO
June g. 81
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"a EGROES FOR SALE-By virtue Of a decd OF trust
executed to me by George Claiborne, for certain
purposes therein mentioned, bearing date the 10Th March
1882, and duly admitted to record in the county OF King
william, shall sell at public auction for CASH on the 2O
OF the present month, if fair If not the next fair day there
after, at the residence Of the said George Claiborne few
miles below King William Court House ten or twelve
likely Negroes together with all the other property Of
every description Ohc lands exceped) now in c posses
sion OF Doctor Claiborne and which not disposed of at
sale made the 3D. Of May last All persons having
claims against the said George Claiborne are required by
the said deeds 20 give notice thereof 10 the trustee in
writing before the 26h Of July next 10 emile them
to any portion Of the surplus That may he remaining after
the payment of such debts are required bv the said
deed to be first satisfied.
RIO. i. WALLER, Trustee
& f1uprn Iuup I'll
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IMPROVED CATTJE.-Thc subscriber has for sale
~ or 10 very promising young Bulls, from 3 10 10
months old Of the improved short horn Durham and North
Devon cattle, crossed the native breed They are of
different degrees OF blood TO Wit ID 81 and 78hs al
81 ID per eighth, say Sls for hall blood &C. &C Also
my foil blood bull STAR years old the 25h next month
He - noble animal; price Sl0O-Ee * half imported
short horned Durham and halt North Devon blood: thus
happily combining qualities both for the yoke the dairy
and the stall He will not be delivered before the ist
September next " application is not made before the
10Th next month"; the yearings will be gclded From the
females cannot be tempted 10 part Letters (pospaiD
must be directed TO Charleston p. o.. King and Queen
county HUGH CAMPBELL
June o S-W3w
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Richmond, May %.

"a EW ARRANGEMEN r. Roanoke Line nj ri
j Ccehy SPfcndd Rel C0dcheS-From Danvc. via
W"rrcnlon and Petersburg 10 Richmond 50 hours This
Line ol Mail Coaches, will leave Danvile every Tuesday
Thursday and Saturday mornings, a2 o'clock A. NJ aud
arrive at Warenon by 10 o'clock, p NJ leave Richmond
VIA Petersburg every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday
mornings, arrive at Oxford c. next by O'Clock
r. NJ; leave Oxford every Wednesday, Friday and Sun.
day mornings at o'clock, a. NJ and arrive in Milton by
J O'Clock p NJ; and in Danvle by 6 o'clock r. NJ
Passengers travelling South take the South Western
line at Milton, the Piedmont line at Danvillc which
departs South next mornings from Danvle after the ar
rival Of the Roanoke Line. Passengers travelling South
VIII find no difficulty in obtaining i'm either of the
above lines on their arrival at Milton or Danville
The Proprietor has made considerable improvements ON
this line aud has placed tho best of Northern Coaces
The Proprietor has hesitation in stating that his team
OF horses unrvaled in the Union as they arc of the
hnest KIND and perfectly gentchs drivers are skilh
and sobor-lhc Proprietor pledges himself that he will
afford every accommodation and facility to all those that
may FAVOR him with their patronage Additional improve
inenls AMI greater expedition given the Rail
Road Is completed TO the Roanoke.
Passage Tram DdnciHe Ia Tayyenfon So
NJ parcels and baggage at the risk of the owner.
May 22 Ii-t0 JAMES W JEFFREyS
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June ).

z tO-PARrNERSHlP.-Thc subscribers under the
a. style OF Richard Burton HardH and Company,
VIII commence business the first day of June ensuing
hat large milling establishment which has been lust com
petcd in the best manner, by the firm Philip Iaxal
ana 20. (enttedthe CoLUMBGAN MILLsO will be con -
Quoted by them on the most extensive scalc for the manu-
iacture Of CITY mn F7our.
They solicit their friends, and the friends of Philip EIax
all and Co, to call and afford them an opportunity TO pur
chase their crops Of wheat and corn.
WILLIAM UAXATI.
II. BARTON HANAII,.
Richmond, May 25 5-tIslJnl
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a. HoCCO SPRlNGS.-Thc subscriber respectfully in
~ forms the public, that her houses will be prepared
Tor The reception OF visitors the LIST June next-It
would be superiluous in TO say any thing the
hts OF the water, those who have tried it will readily
testify to its advantageous effects The subscriber deems
only necessary say that her buildings are all in good
repair her rooms well furnished large and and
that her Table will be supplied with the best the country
Affords and her Bar with various kinds of Wines and Liquors
ofevery description The subscriber feels assured that the
preparations she has made for the accommodation of her
boarders cannot fail to please. ANN JOHNSON.
Warren County, n. c. May II, 1882.
r. 3 There will be ball furnished at Shocco Springs
complimentary to General Andrew Jackson, the even
ngs OF the 10Th aud lth of July next Tho music will
be inferior TO none in this section of country
May 10. II-l5Jul
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EN- CHANCERY--V1RGtN1A- rules holden in
" the Clerks Office of the County Court OF Charlotte,
the 4th day Of juno, 1882;
William Marshall, Executor of Allen Gillian, decd,
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AN ILLBOROUGH SULPHUR SPRING. still con-
I'VE. time to keep House of Entertainment at this
Spring. am making some repairs for the accommoia-
ton of boardcrs and those who choose to give CALL
Staunton to the Warm Springs, Va. about thirteen miles
from the latter. Its qualities similar the White Sui
phur Springs Many persons have been considerably be-
need by using the The Road above spoken of is
making, and nearly half finished 1t is now con-
sdcrcd the nearest and best road from S;aunton the
Warm Springs the parts that formerly bad 5c-
ing now turnpiked hack will be a week from
Staunton 10 Milborough and the Warm Springs if
passengers require leaving Saunton every Friday and
arriving at Marlborough on the dayto the
first Friday in July next and continue until the first of
September, and perhaps longer a hack will also be run
from Lexington, Va. NIillborough and on to the Warm
Springs, If necessary, week leave Lexington
every Tucsday-to commence the first Tuesday i'm July
next and continue until the first of October following.
This road has heretofore been in bad ORDER but will be
kept in much better order this summer.
June Is. GlI-3w] SAML. S. WILLIAMS.
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NOUNG LADIES' SEAIINARY.-The next session
M OF the Young Ladies' Seminary at Prince Edward
Court House, Va, will commence the first Monday of
July next avery large and commodous cdifcc will then
DC IN readiness for the accommodation of the scholars and
an additional Teacher in the English Department employed
MISS Mansfield will continue to teach departments
oil Music Painting and Drawing assist in some other
branches Other assistance has been engaged far the
same is necessary.
Terms, for year of 10 months. as follows:
Board and Tuition in all branches. $3.50 90
Board and Iuitonin English branches, ncud-
ing washing and candles, 100 90
/ DAY Scholars, for Tuition in Music, % 90
In Languages, 20 90
In Iainting and Drawing, 10 90
In Engish branches, % 90
Board in gcneel families in the ncighborood can be
had for 81 per month. The next session will continue
till the last of November, when there will be vacation of
month.
Observation-Disclosures Cushing Samuel O. Anderson
Esq, and Rev. ID. f. Stanton of Prince Edward.
L. ROOT, Jr
Prince Edward Court House, June 10 list
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King & Queen Court House June tn. i pp-'fi
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-09-11

What. Sir, not obey? interrupted the captain.
That was to say, Sir, doubted, very much
aoubted; but. Sir, my attachment to my King
lnd country-I appeal. Sir. to my long services,
nearly fiftv years-and my conscience-Sir-
| ,he will of Heaven here the prisoner was inau-
'iible, from excess OF grief.
think. Mr.. Althorp, we had better invalid
him as the ship arrives; really cannot Hog such
poor old mani one cut Of Mr.. BrsOm's would
kill him.
We've sent him to the hospital several times,
but he always makes out TO the surgeons that he
is perfectly competent to do his duty; he will
not be invaded.
But he shall, or I'll fog him TILL he does; let
him know that. add probably he will take the
hint. Whom have we next?
Charles Wethcrel! {" Here, Sir"
You are twice in the Report-having dirty
shirt on when the ships company mustered IN d.
visions, aud setting fire TO the ship, Now, Sir.
the first offence is trflng, although you have Of
ten been reported for it, compared with your last.
1t appears that you took lighted candle out OF
your lantern when in the spirit room. by which
you set fire TO one OF the casks OF spirits and the
ship and ships company might have been sacri-
feed tn your temerty.
Please you. Sir, to allow me to Offer few
the ship; but it was quite unlntentional on my
part. had 10 idea that such small bit OF can
die would have set fire to anything; and went
down to the mold in execution of my duty.
Common sense, Sir, should have pointed out
to you tina: farthins ru.hlisht could not come
into contact with inhammable spirits. without
danger. The ship might have been blown up
strip, Sir! The prisoner was seized, and receiv.
ed five dozen, during which he jumped up and
down. and performed so many mountebank tricks
that the CAP plain could hardly preserve his gra-
yi.y. As for the midshipmen, they were so
amused that they were sorry when the punish
ment was over.
Now, my lads. said the Captain. after the Pri'
soner was cast of, | am sorry to observe that my
list is too long to get through it this day; but
depend upon II, that those who are on it will net
escape; their punishment is only deferred.
trust thai the examples have made will be
warning TO you al, aud that YOU will go to
your duty ,neerfuIy. There are four words on
ly requisite for seanen to keep in their memory;
and ii they would recoliect to guide their con-
duct BY those four words, there would be no pu.
nishmeut repaired, They are--sobrlety, clean
lness chee,funess, and activity. Keep these IN
yorr mind, my lads: and now, Mr.. Broom, pipe
down ard call the watch.
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Nonng ,.nAies' seminary,
Brooke Lodge on 81 .4saph Street, 6stwee"
Rtrp and Cameron.

hHS NN IebofoH'
ssvI,jIAN "a JONES nforto, his friends and the
w puzzle that the duties Of bis School will be re.
sumed on the first aGn6ay in SEPTEMBER uext La
tin. French and the useful branches of complete
English education u comprise The course OF study
al, arranged to suit different capacities Ia order to
produce habits of ndustr, and pye for literature,
connected with othe facilities Of the institution is
Free Library Of upwards Of hundred and fifty vo.
tunes. carefully selected from the best authors, to
which gradual acc ssions win be made. As neither
zeal nor attention will be relaxed, he hopes, from The
experience of teaching Female School eleven or
twelve years. aud attending particularly to the i'm
movements made in the science Of Education, he will
be enabled to give general satisfaction to his patrons
Experimental, knowing the good effects resulting
from examinations, and operation o: those inter-
ested he respectfully invites them 10 call frequent'
and witness for themselves s system OF instruction.
and the regular progress and proficiency OF his pupils
| Teachers among the most approved and 6es' quan
fled will be employed TO instruct IN frehe"' A"'''
Drawing, and Painting.
! Alexandria, August 2, Is32--2m
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lnformation Wau I'd

4 GENTLEMAN called two or three weess since al
N Mr.. John iooe's, in Prince william County, VIII"
ec"Snized child living there who is supposed to
nave been stolen from her parents two or three years
ago iAe above named gentleman stated To the ser
wants that he was about removing from the Uprei
Eoanryto Alexsndris. lfhe has done so, he viii con
er favor, and serve the cause OF humanity. by calling
ssthe Office Ut BERNARD HOoE.
A.eXanirlA. AnpiIst 20 1872
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Lost,

Two Tobacco Notes, viz; rs. No. SST and $751; Al
the expiration Of ten days from this date, appica'
Con viii be made to the former Inspector, Thomas
swami Jr for renewal Of these notes, provided they
ATE not found produced by other person either
to myself Or Mr. swann,
snss JOSIAH II. DAVIS.
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SuNevlor u ines
ilau0seth Seeds

4 FRESH supply. suitable for the season, just re
- cejY-d.
The subscriber is Agent Cor The Floral Magazine AMI
Rl'aa,cAl r pos tory, published bYO * G.. Ianhreth.
IN. l!ephil with descriptions aud cooured iiiusta
IT the wers. One nuiaber is iSsue'i every
months at price which only the cHpsn
Of Publication Tue hrst, containing FIVE beau ul co
ha-sl epgra,inss may be at the shop of the SUD
scu,ye WA SrABiER.
s.l I1a 9 1852
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Gruceries.

r1n BAGS Rio and Java coffee
& y 81 hhds Orleans and West India sugar
al do do 90 motasses
50 casks sweet Malaga and French Madeira
wine
S casks Port wine
pipes and half pipes French brandy
do Holland gin
ruuchcons old Jamaica rum
80 oafres New England rum
10 do Country gin
% do oil whiskey
10 boxes loaf sugar; Gags pepper
bags pmento
100 reams wrapping paper
$50 sacks fine salt liverpool flled)
100 barrels nett herring and mackere
5000 bushels ground alum salr
With general assortment Of GROCERIES, for
sale by CLAGErr tJ PAGE