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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-01-12

6S HERIFF'S SALE OF LANDRY virtue OF a de-
~ pronounced by the County Court of Gloucester,
in Chancery sitting at May Term, 1884, in the case of
William jones' ct al Trustees of the Gloucester Charity
School, Plaintiffs against Mann Page, Dcfcndant.-Will
be Sold to the highest bidder for cash. Gloucester
ourhouse, on Monday, The 9Th day Of February merit,
being Court day, TRACT OF LAND lying in said
County, called Lowland Cottage, estimated contain
Five Hundred Acres, except much of said Tract of
Land shall be allotted TO Mrs Martha Jones lin dowor)
This Tract of Land lies directly Ware river and for
fertility of soil and certainty Of product surpassed by
estate in the neighbourhood. is situated Immediately
in the most desirable neighbourhood in the County for
navigation, and all other advantages derived from the
river Fish and oysters, of the best kind taken within
ono hundred yards of the door.
MAT, W. KEMP, ID. S.
Jan. T. lT3-l3t'1 for VIM. G.. Watt, s. G.. G.
MJOTICE.-The Directors of the Brooke Turnpike
V Company have declared dividend of per cent for
the last six months, which will be paid to the Sockhod
ers, at the Counting room of r. G. WORKMAN, after
the 18th inst. BY order Of the Board,
J. II. EUSTACE, Secretary.
Meeting Of the Stockholders, for eleciing Directors
for the present year, will be held the 10th inst at IL
o'clock, at Mr. Worthams Company room.--Punc,ua at
tendance is earnestly requested. J. H. T..
Jan. T. 73-3t
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A BLE-BODIED HANDS WANTED-The subscri
IA Der wishes to hire for the next next year. numebr
OF hands, to work the Petersburg Rail- Road
liberal prices will be given and the money paid quarter
iy. Dec: Is. l6i-T&Fu1 JAMES MALONE
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NOTlCE.-The Securities of the late Jerman Baker
IN requested to meet in Richmond on the 18th of
this month"; to take into consideration matters of interest to
them Those who cannot attend should be represented
by Proxies. VIM. OLD,
Jan. 7. G73--tdmJ TIL. MILLER, IA OTIS oil D. d.
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kSIRAf HORSE.-Srayed from the Stable of Mr..
~ David Bullock, in the City of Richmond on the night
OF the Sd inst, large black Horse with three white feet,
branded on the shoulder with tac letters KI will give
So andpay all reasonable charges any person who will
deliver him 10 Mr. David Bullock Of the City of Richmond
or to myself at the residence of Misses Rebecca and Ann
Bullock, in the county of Louisa.
JAM 10. T7i-3t-1 DAVID BULLOCK Jr.
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BANK. OF VIRGINIA.-The President and Direc-
II y tors of the Bank of Virginia, have declared Div
dend of the profits for the last half year. of two and half
per cent. payable on the 18th instant
A. ROBINSON, Jr., Cashier
JAN 8, 1882. It'd
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NOTICE.

a PRIVATE Teacher il desired to teach in a vere
healthy part OF tic country to take charge of few
students comfortable residence and adequate salary will
DO gwen 70 tcach Laun, Geography, Mathematics. &c
letter addressed 10 J. ID. III Havsville st-o0ce
Franklin county North Carolina viii be promptly attend
Gu 70 jan ", 1857.
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ENEMALE SCHOOL-During- the ensuing wear,
~ Female School will be kept at the house the sub
scrber in the county of Henrco and about miles from
The Session will commence on the I'd of January next
and terminate the 18th of December ensung.-The
School will be conducted by lady, believed be entire
ly competent to teach all the useful and substantial
branches of good English Education. From to 10 pu-
pills can be accommodated with board and Washing and
them every and attention will be paid.--Terms win
be S75, for the entire session. including charge for
board, washing and tuition.
MARY G. C. SHEPPARD.
Jan. 3. 7l-2awSt
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n. B.The sale of the above property postponed un-
I'll the 10th day OF January next J. w. n. Trustee.
Dec. 81 T66-w3w1
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CLOVER SEED--fRON, &C.
SD6A6h BUSHELS Clover-seed
%OV 10 tons English Swcdes and country Bar
Iron, comprising assortment Of gig carriage, cart
and wagon tiers, from to G inches wide
tons square Iron, assorted, from IS 10 3 inches
tons round do from 3-S TO IL inches
tons hoop, box and plate Iron
tons American Blistered Steel
l IL tons English do. do
ton Carriage and Gig Springs
tons Plough Plates
IL ton German Steel
IL ton Nail-rcds For sale bv
WORKMAN & McGRUDER.
We wish to purchase from 500 to 1000 bushcIs Of Black
eye Peas W. & NJ.
Dec, 30. T0-2aw3w
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HNARMERS BANK OF VIRGlNlA-The President
and Directors have declared dividend of throe per
cent on the Capital Stock for the last six months; which
will be paid 10 the Stockholders the 18th Instant
JAM B. G7l-2aw2w1 VIM. NEKERYIS, Cash'r.
T@NHE celebrated SIR CHARLES will stand the
n next season at the stable of my George w.
Johnson and under his immediate management, within
one mile of Moody's Tavern in the county of Chester
field, about 20 miles from Richmond and Petersburg
Terms, &C., hereafter. W. r. JOHNSON.
Chesterfield, Dec. 8. 1891. GIT
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Executive Department, 2Sth Dec, 1881.
HHROPOSALS will be received at the Department. Tor
IL the purchase of the slaves confined in the Penen-
ary for sale and transportation BY the Governor
Dec. 30. [7O--6tl VIM. II. RICHARDSON. C. !
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A TEACHER WANTED.-rhe Trustees ofthe Aca-
IA DENY in Woodstock Shenandoah county, Virginia,
anxious TO obtain teacher take charge Of the Aca
deny about the LIST of April next teacher who is also
minister Of the Gospel would be preferred The teacher
must be competent TO teach the Latin and Greek Lam
guages. Mathematics Natural Philosophy tho usual
branches Of English education. None need apply I'M
less they well qualified.
Application may be made to the undersigned, or either
Of them and letters addressed them will with inn
mediate attention. Jos. ~. SAMUBLs,
RoBERT TURNER,
JAMES ALLEN,
PHILIP MILLER.
Dec. %. l67--wiw1 PH1L1P W1LL1AMs. Jr.
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EDUCATIONAL School for the ensuing year, will
-HZ be opened at the residence of Francis W Scott in
the county OF Caroline about thirty miles from the City
ichmond and the same distance from Fredericksburg
In this School will be taught, Reading, Writing, Arith
metc, English Grammar, Geography with the use of
Maps History, and the Latin and Greek Languages toge-
Their with the Translation of the French The exercises
OF the School, under the immediate superintendent OF
the subscribers will be conducted by Mr.. John Scott who
for ability to teach the above branches with the excep-
ton OF the French) is recommended by Mr. John Kidd
of King and Queen, Richard Morris, decd Of Hanover
and A. F. Rose of Stafford, in whose family he has taught
for the last four years.
TERMs.-For board, washing, lodging, sc. $50
Tuition in the Dead Languages, 20
English -, 10
The School will its session the Odd of Ja-
nuay aud terminate the 23d of December following de-
Quoting month for vacation. Six boardcrs be
accommodated in the family of the Observation-Disclosures
directed 10 the subscriber the White Chimncys Ca
roIine, will be promptly attended TO-
FRANCIS w. SCOTT.
Dec. 30, 1891 [T0--1awSwl
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a RrHUR III. III. BERNARD, attorney at Lalc
IA will attend the Courts of King William aud Hanover
and those held in this City. His office is in the build
ng lately added to Mrs. Duvaps boarding house. and i'm
moliateIy opposite The City Hall. Jan. Z. 73-3t
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TE7O WILLIAM HOWERTON Exo'r of Thomas
II Howerton decd, Isaac Whaync and Jane his wife
Robert Hester and Elizabeth his wife, Thomas Howerton
and Robert W. Howerton:
Take notce-that on Tuesday, the 9th day OF March
(beiug the second day of Halifax court) between
the hours of o'clock in the morning and in the even
ing, the of Moses Palmer Halifax Court house
shall proceed TO take the dispositions David Shelton and
others and continue from day day until finished, be
read evidence in suit in Chancery, depending
in the County Court Of Halifax, in which plaintiffs
and yourselves defendants, where you attend il you
think proper. ROBERT f.. OWEN,
MARY ANN f. OWEN,
Formerly Mary Ann +. Howerton
Dec. 30 70--wIW
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(7aMe Editor of "a Giobc.

SJR-Int tho sketch of my remarks General Duncan's
proposed amendment 20 Mr. Blas resolution, relative to
the disposal te Prblic Lands, published IN the Globe
this mornings ldiscOvcr crorof 50 important ebarac
ter as 10 require correction Your StenograPher makes
inyegh pretty severely and especially against that
part Of The proposition which applies third part Of the
avas Of the Public Lands purposes of education lam
surprised and mortified being understood The pro-
position before hc House for the Committee TO in
qurc the oxpcdency Of aPproPhang the produce Of
tho sales OF Public Lande
L. One-thipl part 10 objects Of Internal Improvement
within the States in which the lands are sold.
One third port Cor the construction Of roads and canals
from tho Western waters 70 the commercial cities on the
Atlantic.
g. One third part FOR purposes Of education.
A. Tie ,ooyks or affects If improvement to be desg
pafed approred By Congre5 and tho money to be ere
pended under the authority Of tho State in which said inn
pforenonfs are made.
Southern planter., 1832-02-25

tere. a SDnsiof from iauf state Wsein iis
.,.co and supported the bill on tho single ground
s., !, oporated as a bounty Of miilRca Of dollars
", .un,i:n In the State be represented. Let us as
F.u, that calculation TO be correct, and that the
e,.,e in question now pays half million in taxes
:. ,he unprotected articles. When you take of
y. ~ and leave the bounty, The bounty will OBJ
..,.lv he increased by idst halfa million, and the
~ n question will be relieved entirely from
....,;on The evils Of which we complain are to
I. ocreasod--ihe protecting system is TO be rvet-
"a mon the country beyond all hope Of relief;
"a ve are told we ought TO receive this as a con.
. ''.;on Sir. VIC say to you that we are willing to
-.,.;t 70 have the foreign manufactures for which
.srcbange our productions, taxed for revenue,
,l...h NC know that such tax must operate as a
,..r.r 10 tho domestic mnnnflc,ure and 50 far
rnbish the vslue Of our productions; bat wo IN
lo yo, NOT 10 argrryue the injustice and ineInal-
y. of,i,a sy,ien,, hy extending he tax beyond the
~. reyen,,e STANDARD, and by 81 arranging the du-
- IN throw tho whplo burden entirely on the
..,er,cd articles 10 relieve the tariff States from
N ,oyation. and to throw tic burdens entirely
,"oni,s. Above all, we call upon You to remem-
y, that the British manufactures on which you
0,onoae 10 throw almost the whole burden Of the
,oye,ument, are those which we receive IN eX-
rhauoe for our productons-that 20 burden them
IN harden us. and tlat the end Of all This mny
"a D,obably will be, that we shall be deprived o
..,l,est customers, and be cut off from the only
,a,e market for our cotton, rice and tobacco
Southern planter., 1832-02-25
EN:abeM Ftmale .acade,nu.

TIE Trustees of this Institution announce TO
the public. tina, the Academy Eliice is now in
complete repair, aud the school in operation under
the supeunicndance Of Rev b NJ Drake, Pres.
dent, and MISS Susan Brewer, Govcrness. Read.
ing, Whiting, Arithmetic with the elements Of Aiaih-
cnaical Science, English Grammar, Geoemph,
and Astronomy, with the use Of Globes and Mars
Ancient, Modern, and Natural History; Natural.
Motal and intellectual Philosophy; Chemistry.
Logic Composition, Bcllcslettres, Eocuiion, Boia.
ny Instructions in the French Language, Drawing.
and Painting on paper and velvet Embroidery. Or.
namenial Needle Work, working and plain Sewing.
ifrequired, will be taugh, in this institution.
Vacation, from the 9th Of August TO the 10Th Of
October
IeTms.-Bill fr tuition $40 per half session Of
eleven weeks. For those who board in the insti.
tuition, $40 per half session payable in advance
the pupil furnishing bedding and towels. This
bill includes tuition, board, the uso Of mat tfasscs
ahd bedroom, washing, fuel, and lights, sc.
The siuctest attention will he paid TO order in
the internal economy ofihe institution, the arrange.
men' Of the pupils rooms, and the acquisition OF hab.
ais ofneatness, industry and economy
January a. 1882. Tvs
0-y-Thc Port Gibson Correspondent, Mississippi
Patriot, Southern Planter and Register, Vcksburp
will give the above advertisement three Insertions
and send their accounts to this office 70 collection
Southern planter., 1832-02-25
COMMUNICATION.


Mn. BYNUM,
Sir-I observe that you have published in the last
PLANTER" letter from our Senator Geo PoindeNter,
pwpoItng TO have been written to GENTLEMAN ~ this
County, 10 answer to communication soliciting him to
accept seat in the Convention which to assemble in
September next for the purpose Of revising Const
don.-If the sentiments expressed in this lettel suits the
gentleman who made the solicitation, (as presume they
do from the fact that he has given il TO you Tor publca
uon Or they suit any Of the voters OF TINS county
ne Nc they have right their opinions but they VIII not
suit me- will they accord with the sirt when mas
brought shout our ConventonIhe people ~ the ballot
boxes last August did declare that they wished the Con-
ututon revised The well known reasons are, that they
nave felt but hong that the arstoerahe features OF our
constitution have oppressed most gevousy by saddng
upon for ie parcel Of public officers who are either
not qualified 10 m the and discharge the duties impo-
d them or who forgetting themselves in the security
which they felt that they have in the tenure OF their oi
my OF confidence For my part, will vote Tor no
ees, acted in prove that they wholly unwor-
man who does not fully, fairly and unequivocaiy declare
himself 70 be in favor Of filling all Offices, and eleeng and
appointing all officers, by the voice Of the sOreeH people
we have tried these political guardans, who have hereto
ofe pretended to take Of rights, and we have
ound them to be uniathful and unworthy agents MI
roindexier speaks of the necessity Of the members OF the
convention assembling iree from all bias precoT ceiy-
Cd opinions and in order that this may be DONE he
qures that the whole people Of tho state, who after the
most mature and deliberate reflection and experience Tor
years past, have formed their opinions that our Constr
uon ought to be altered and also TO what those alter
ons should be, to suspend, give up and dyest them
Southern planter., 1832-02-25

stc u al opinions whatever in order ths, some AZ ~
vo individuals whom they may select. may upon few
"eeks reflection iecidc, what kind Of syiem Of govern
msnt wall be hest for themii Ihope in God hat here
VIII not be found the State cf Mississippi single eoun.
winch viii prove 90 Tar to the great cause Of
people as 70 elect any set Of men who do not
openly. and publicly, their sentiments on all mpor
tant questions; and not only hope but believe that the
County OF Wilkinson will elect Mr. pondeNter or anv
other man the principles which he avoyys in that letter
lou viii probably hear from me again.
ONE OF THE PEOPLE.
Southern planter., 1832-02-25

BY yirtuo Of an order of the Orphans' Court of
Wilkinson County, made al tho Januar, Term
thereof, 1888; the undersigned, Administrator of
Adam Hope, deceased, will, on the 18th day of
March next, sell at public auction 10 the highest
bidder, on a credit Of twelve months, certain
tract Of LAND containing 08 acres, more or less,
belonging TO the estate ofsaid Hope being the tract
of land on which saiG Hope resided at the time Of
his deah,-being sold 10 pay the debts Of said es-
tate. Sale TO take place at the dwelling house on
the premises.
WESLEY CHAMBERS, Admr.
January 90, 1882
Southern planter., 1832-02-25
NOTICE

To Executors, Administrators, Guardians, &c.
THE undersigned offers his services to those
who have business to settle in tho PROBATE
COURT ofthis County, in making out and arranR
ing their accounts lor settlement in said Court.
From long experience IN the manner IN which
accounts OF this kind are conducted in this Court,
he feels confident that he can give satisfaction TO
those who may tnuust him with their business
lie can be found AT the Clerks office Of the Pro-
bate Court.
JOS. GREEN.
WoOdville, Feb'y. 4th, 1892 6w3
Southern planter., 1832-02-25
ii Great Bargain
FoR @I5OOO. aIaOOo. ON aO tOOO
Janunry 20, 1882.

RAOOOUs ~" ~ q AOOVs
THE Subscriber offers for sale, on credit of
l, 2, g. years, the farm on which he resides
10 valuable working hands, 8 fellows g. 8 wo
men,--4 yoke of oxen,--2O0 bbs. of corn.-work
horses and mares, 6 in number,-one wuqon,-5
ploughs,-hoes a. axes enough for the hands sold.
and 10 cows. This farm, containing $50 arpents.
is miles from 81. FRncisville,- 200 acres of
recently cleared land in cultivation, of the richest
kind OF SOFIA new frame dwelling house. 40 by
20 ieet,-a good gin and griss mill excellent ne
gro quarters,-a fine spring Of water within 100
yards Of the dwelling house, and an abundance of
timber on it, well as being situated in one ofthe
best stock ranges in the Parish. For the above
named property, fifteen thousand dollars will be
taken, ON credit Of I, 2, 3 g. years. without in
terest, divided into 4 equal annual inslalmepts
Should the purchaser wish, more first rate hands
will be added, making IA altogether, for $4,000;
and If the tract adjoining (say $50 arpents) were 10
be included in the sale, $4,000 would be taken for
the whole amount ofproperty as above stated The
whole of the property offered will be sold without
reserve.
r. DUER.
January lg,1832
Southern planter., 1832-02-25
For De Sorlheru Plnnt1r.


SPRING FLOWERS.
First flowers Of the sprinr.time,
Bright gins Of the year,
All lovely and blcomipg
How fresh ye appearl
Springing UP in the garden,
The hedge, row md vale.
Eniieh'd BY the showers,
Aud iannd BY the gale
Your beauty y transient
But, oil L y sweet
A. the deep felt emotion,
When absent friend meet,
hitef dangers surmountcd,
And misoTies flown,
Their lips and their looks telling
OF days--that are gonoi
Your herld the tempest;
Your bed--the cold earth,
Unshelier'd and sunless,
The place Of your birth:
The snow drift has swept,
And dimly the morn
fom the eastward Is stealing
To haii your return
have iov'd your young blossoms
They ever brought iov,
Ny IcNret unembitterd
Unchecked by a sigh
Hut now, whilst gaze on
Your pale, tender flowers,
Each leaf tells the tale
Of happier hoursi
OF friends smiling around me,
Now laid In the tomb
OF Ofinendship's--ail witherd;
Hearts stripp'd Of their bloom;
lsov'd eyes whose expression
Time nevor can steal.
Whilst your blossoms the coming
OF fspring-time reveal
Still, still, ye are WELCOMED
In sorrow or bliss,
Remorse never mingles
With ieelingS like this
OF hsi love 10 the bosom,
SO you 20 the year,
In your innocent beauty
And freshness appear
The summer may bring us
hs sunshine and flowers,
Perfuming the vallies,
Entwining the bowers,
O'sr beds OF sweet roses,
The Zephyrs may hy,
Aud breathe on each howtet
The same balmy sigh,
In Loneliness bending,
Beneath the rough blast,
Your gentle forms raising.
When danger is past,
Shining on, stining on
Like hope, ye appear,
First flowers Of the spiny-,inie,
Bright gems Of the year.
Southern planter., 1832-02-25
NOTY(.E

THE undersigned Administrator ofthe Estate
Of Susannah Ticke, decd, will, at the March
Term, (i832,) Of the Probate Court Of Wilkinson
County, present his accounts as Administrator for
final settlement and allowance.
CLAIBORNE TICKELL, Admr.
Feb. II, 1899. 6w3
Southern planter., 1832-02-25
A1ITYCE

The undersigned, Administrator Of the Estate Of
William Melton, decd, will, at the next March
Term, (l832,) Of the Probate Court of Wilkinson
County, present his accounts as Administrator. for
final settlement and allowance.
PETER w. SMITH, Adnr.
January 26, 1899. 4w4*
Southern planter., 1832-02-25
NOTTCE

ALL persons indebted to the undersigned either
by note or book account, are requested to come
forward and make payment on or before the first Of
March, otherwise they will find their papers in
the hands Of an officer for collection
JOHN TIMON.
Fort Adams, 4th Fel'y. 1882. 6w3
Southern planter., 1832-02-25
DIR. FARISII

HAS his office ia Woodvllc, on the East side
Of the Public Square, adjoining the law office Of
Messrs. Smith g. Fauar. Ills residence Ia of a
mile North west Of Woodwlle, on the road leading
to Natchcz
February 81, 1882 8w3
Southern planter., 1832-02-25
DIVISION ORDER.

WOodriile, January l5, 1899.
Brig T. Genl. Dawn DAVIS having resigned the
Command OF the lst Brigade-Eleciions arc order
ca 70 DC held, on Saturday 25th February, in the
hilh' siX'h' ninth, and tenth Regiments, 10 fl the
vacancy
The Commanding Officers Of those Regiments
will the Elections conducted nccorJ;n,s - tbo
provisions Of the Militia law.
]. JOOR,
Col. Gordon, 9Th Regt
Col Bates, 9th Reg't.
Col. Cunningham, 9th Regjt
Col, Hunt 10th Reg'i Ava
Southern planter., 1832-02-25

ALL persons arc hereby cautioned against trad
ing for a note, drawn by l.. &. Levin and myself
in favour Of Mason T.. Saunders, for two hundred
dollars, as the above described note was transfer
ed by the said Levin 10 Saunders after an express
understanding that it should be cancelled, and
therefore void.
HIRAM SINGLETON.
Woodville, Feb. 81, 1882 8w3
Southern planter., 1832-02-25
7OlCm Property
.MiN & Cir Wrighting.

A WORKMAN of experience, who can furn-
ish the best recommendation, can be heard Of, by
enquiring Of r. G. BROwN
Woodyille, Februy 25, 1889. tf8
Southern planter., 1832-02-25
WOODVILLE:
SATURDAY MORNING FEB. 95, 1889.

Severity of the Season-iOn Sunday last, our
orchards and gardens were robed in the blossoms
ofsprinp, at present, Stree, bush g. brake" are
hinged with icicles,