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Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1832-01-12

The Legislature Of Georgia having passed .
Law abolishing pcuitenti.ry Imprisonment. has
substituted the former mode Of puni.hment,--
whipping. cropping, sc. Missionaries, look to
your cars,
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1832-01-12

For Tszes. $e. SC. IN srrsers for 1891
V>HE Revenue Of the past year was
E.x-.l.l g.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1832-01-12

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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-06-26

[Ftou the Amnrouth.l
ON SEEING THE DEAF, DUMB AND BLIND GIRL, SIT
TING FOR HER PORTBAlI.-HY l..
Heaven guide thee. Artist -tlOu.li thy skill
May wake the cuthusitsts passion. tear,
Aud catch expressions t1ncst thr.l--
What power shall prompt hy pencil here?
she hath cyc,--Cioi qpchctri is 6clw,--
NoCur,-tlOush unindct'> trump bo blown
No sprcch,-hcr spirits ,oirclrsS stream
Flows dark untathouIcd, aud unknown.
Yet she hath ioys,-ti,ongh mono may know
Their germ, thcic inpUlsc. their power,
aud on hor kidding features glow
In mcditauon's lonely hour.
SO whom unfolding blossoms breathe
Their fragrance 'ucnth "a Vcrnd sky,
Or feeling ats wili-hovycr wreath
rs some remembered friend draws nigh
Thou doth the heart its love reveal
Though lip aud ~ scaled he while,
Aud thcn do wilicriug graccs stead
To paint ticir language her smile.
Tor still the uuiyins soul may teach,
Without glace, tone, "a h.
And well cust thou its mirtOcd speech
Interpret to the wondering eye.
What though her locked and guarded mind
Doth Toll Philosophy divine
And b1tfcd Reason fail O find
\ clue To that untrayecd shine
YET may thine art, " tt victor sway,
WIN liurcis from his dusrgt-wd,
And To a future portray
Hartford
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-06-26

n CHANCERY-- YtRGGNIA.--At rules Ken ian tI,c
a Clerks Office of Prince Edward County Court ,I 81
day of pnl, 1892 ' VIZ 81
In aysi,, < Miller, Plaintiffs,
Henry Y. jenkins, William M Je,Lins w,li,o, r.,
ten and Elizabeth his wife, Obadiah jenkins Samuel Nor
Gan ana Ann his wife, Samuel Jenkins Richard Jenkins
RANGES Jenkins Martha Jenkins Mary jenkins and Tho
mes ~, 'c,ihihs, ~ Defendants.
not having entered their appearance and given security
according TO an act OF the General Assembly and the res
oil s court, and 1t appearing that they are not inha
.'ns OF thi5 Sate-on the motion Of the plaintiffs by
COUNSEL u IS entered at rules aforesaid and accordino
ofuefcu Nat The said defendants VIM Hatten and Ei2o
Deth MS Wie, do appear here the first ay of enteber
court next, and answer the plaintiffs blk and tat ca
Ply Oh uS order be forthwith inserted in some one of the
pubic newspapers published in the city of Richmond for
t~o months successfully, and also posted al the front door
OF the court house Of this county
Tfeste, b. J. woRsHAM, elk.
10y 1'' 5-wSw
n N RY-VRGtN1A:-At Circuit S,,pc.
- nor court OF Law and Chancery, continued and held
Tor the county Of Buckingham ON the 1911 Apl ts32
thcws, Pie
against
Samuel Johns and Frances his wife Glover Johns and
Joseph WILSON, trustees for the said Samuel Johns and
Watson. decd No
The defendants, samuel Johns and Frances bis wife
ana Iloyer Johns, not having entered their appearance
ana gwen security according 10 the Act of Assembly and
inc rules oil this court and it appearing bv saiisCicfort
evidence, that they not inhabitants of this
tsorlcrcd that the said absent defendants do noes
mere on the first day Of tie next September term ond
5wef ihc bll OF The plaintiffs and that copy Of ts ORE
ger be forthwith inserted in newspaper published in
me city OF Richmond, for two months succcssivclV and
posted al tue front door Of the house of This conv
uoy wy ''0''' q t1 ne ,ysa G.
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yH1o IOURNEYMEN noUsE-pAINrEns.-rhr


ltl Street, Richmond va
have band 200 gallons Copal Varnish Of NV own
make, suitable for House Pointers Chair and Cabinet
Makers which warrant Of the best quality and TO drv
quicIikcwisc, Coach Yarnish, which will engage 10
polish well, and not crack As intend to manufacture II
constantly and hope 10 supply the State will sell ,v
Wholesale Say 10 galons) low t can be procured
10 the Northern Cities II the varnish not approved Of
1t viii be taken back and the money returned
April 81 tlt-nw c. w. McGINNEee
u he Editors Of the National InteGgencer wash
ngloo; lniclhgencer Petersburg; and Rcacon Norfolk
yill publish the above weekly for two months and send
thcir accouuls 10 flis oficc
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-06-26

NI 0IICE-By virtue of the last win and Testament
oil Samuel Nuckols, deceased, the subscriber will
proceed TO sell to the highest bidder the premises on
Thursday the 10Th day OF July next if fair if not the
next a day. all the estate OF said decedent both real and
PERSONAL on the following terms TO wit: the land which
lies partly in Goocand and partly in Hanover counties
and contains about 100 acres, third the purchase
money TO be paid in cash. and the balance two equal
annual payments; approved personal security and a
deed IN trust on the land TO the last payments
The personal estate consisting of six likely young negroes
horses cattle sheep and hogs, plantation utensils house
hold &C on the following TERMS to witt six months
DIT Tor all sums above five dollars bonds with approved
curly ior nye dollars and under cash will be required by
All persons having claims against the estate are request
ed TO bring them forward that due arrangements NAV be
made Tor seitemcn all persons indebted TO the estate are
requested 10 come forward and make immediate payment
May -. G6-wSWF1 NJ N
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-06-26
JOHN PnILtps, Secretary y. - O'''- "4> Oh'r"'"

CtAtLorrEsViL LIE CONVENTION We have as vet
no dehi'e accounts Of the proceedings jhis
body: we learn verbally thatthey will probably
me caucus Ticket with the understanding that the people
snail endorse on their tickets the individual to be voted for
as wee President and the of the State be given IN
hm' who shall thus receive majority of the popular
votes his course is certainly less Objectionable than tbe
nomination OF an entire Tickets removes every
shadow OF doubt TO Jacsons receiving the vote of the
state AS 1t regards the Vice Presidency however we
must beg leave to express decided dissent from the
whole proceeding-Highly we esteem judge Barbour
no' as man and politician and cordially as we would
support im could we believe that hc stood the least
chance OF success, yet when we see that the inevitable
consequence oil giving the vote of the State TO him will
pe' TO elect The Clay candidate, we must be permitted TO
sacce our own predictions the good of our country
ana Unite with tie great body of the Republican party in
Jealous support OF Martin Van Buren-In expressn,r
inns sentiment we satisfied that are but echong the
opinions OF large majority of the friends of the Admins
@lonin TINS County We have lately had an opportunity
V7iu@g different sections OF the county and olasceran
ing with oIeble accuracy the ofpubic sentiment
ana we express with confidence the opinion that at the
HeAt presidential election the nomination of the Baltimore
Con' enion will be sustained by tyohirs of the Jacon
Vo'es In tins County CWpeper Gdzeite
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-06-26

USTPUBLlSHED and for sale byJ w. CAMPBELL.
9S Petersburg, Vadn EssGyon CdicareouS 3fantues,by
Edmund fuin.-Ihis work contains among other things
description oil the Soils and account of the present
state o agriculture in the tewaer district of Virginia;
inc different capacities OF soils for Improvement and the
effects oil calcareous earth in improving them; results of
chemical examination of various Soils exhibiting proofs of
e existence OF acid and neutral Soils the mode in which
manures operate on Soils and especially their
effects exhausted neutral soils; their permanencv
as manure; remarks on the of gypsum directions
for marlng, sc. SC
Inc opinions advanced in the above work. are supported
by course OF experiments made by the author during
SIX years assiduous attention to the subject The work is
comprised in vol. limo. of nearly two hundred and
nifty pages. Price bound-one dollar
June 8. O.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-06-26

Nm ERY-VIRGINIA.-At Rules, holden in
n the Clerks Office of the Circuit Superior Court OF
Law and Chancery for the County OF Buckingham the
second Monday OF March, 1882;
Nerrwether Lewis, PltiC
against
William Laird, John Hill, Waiter J.. Fontaine, Ander
Abraham and Theodosa Abraham administrators with
the will annexed, ofJacob L. Abraham, decd, Defs
The defendant, Anderson Abraham not having entered
his appearance and given security according the Act OF
Assembly and the Rules OF this Court, and it appearing
by satisfactory evidence, that he is nhabitant of
this country is ordered that the said absent defendant
appear here the first day of the next September
term, and the bill OF the plaintiff and that copy
of this order be forthwith inserted some newspaper pub
lshed in the city of Richmond Tor two months
sively and posted at the front door of the Court House,
in the said county. Copy. Testc
II. ELDRIDGE, c. c. $. c.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-06-26
May %. G5-wt.

.YHNO ROBERT WARE AND WM GRAY:-Take
Il notice, that Thursday the 9th day of July next
SHALL between the hours OF ten O'clock in the forenoon
and four O'Clock in the afternoon proceed TO take the de-
positions OF Henry Nj. Wood and others, at the house of
LttlebeTy Weaver, in The county of Fluvanna on Fri
day the 9th OF the month"; between the hours of 10
and A. T. NJ shall proceed to take the deposition OF Jo
seph Woong and others, the house of John VIM in
the county of Fluvanna and Saturday the 9TH OF the
month, between the hours OF 10 O'Clock A. NJ and
p. NJ. shall proceed to take dispositions OF John Brit
and others at the tavern Of Mrs. Ann Georges in the
county OF Goochand; land from any the said de-
positions should not be taken the days above appointed
hours from day day. until they taken3 TO he
read evidence in suit depending in Chancery in the
County Court of Goocbland, wherein plaintiff and
you defendants Yours
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-06-26

VIRGINIA MUSEUM.-This well known establish
ment, together with all the Paintings Minerals Eos
sis and curosites thereto belonging, offered for sale
he building IS 80 by 30 feet two stories high built Of
brick and covered with slate is situated on the south
corner Of the Capitol Square in pleasant and central
part al the city The building constructed with a
view TO all the purposes OF Museum; and in the hands
OF man OF enerprizc, might be made very valuable pro-
perry The establishment will be shown to any person
wishing to purchase application at the premises APP
cauons from persons abroad by letter post pod, direct
cd TO the subscribers at the Museum, viii be promptly att
tended to. RICHARD LORTON
MAY 25 5-w2m
9gIhc Editors of tho Courier Enquirer Now York are ro
eod TO publish the above week for twelve weeks aud
their accounts TO az for collection.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-06-26

The parties interested are hereby notified, that have
appointed Friday the 9th day of July next to carry the
foregoing order into eec which day they are request
ed 10 attend me at my Office Dennisvie Amelia coun
y at nine O'Clock, A. NJ. with such accounts and other
papers as they may wish 70 file in the settlement.
May %. 4N,yaw
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POHTTRe a.

'sNccn var neMAi,s uN,UNo."
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Admir-. of VIM. Wood deceased
Cumberland county, May %. 5-w6wz

YB7o John W. Biack,ocH, and IpjHian G. Bayn6an:
"A guardians for the orphans Of John Baynham, decd,
Not being inhabitants of this State you viii please to take
notice. that shall Monday. the 23d of July next at
the store. house of Thomas Easey in the county of Hall
lax and State OF Virginia proceed to take the dispositions
OF lartwel Gresham and Others to be read as evidence
in suit now depending in said County Court of Chance
ry-and shall continue to take the dispositions from day TO
day Sunday excepted until the same be nished-yyhere
You and others plaintiffs, and defendant at which
time and place you may attend If you think proper
JOS. c. T.. BAYNHAhT, Admir-
June 8. f0--w4ws1 of William Baynham decd
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-06-26
June -.

I'm GHANCERY-VIRGINI Rules held i'm the
a Clerks Office of the Circuit Superior Court of Law
and Chancery for the County of King Wilam on Mon
day, the 18th of June, 1882:
Joseph Fox and Elizabeth ID. Fox his wife Judith f.
Fox, John n. Fox, Joseph Ill. Fox Thomas p Fox MARY
dTen OF the said Joseph Fox and Elizabeth D. Fox andin
iants under the age of twenyone years. by the said Jo-
seph Fox their next friend, pins
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-06-26

~.
by consent the report of the commissioner upon the
estate OF Elizabeth Webster ordered to be reconmi,ed
with instructions to deduct from the balance of three hun
dred and tweny-one pounds, five shngs and six pence
orlylour pounds eighteen shngs and four pence the
amount OF corn belonging to the OF Edward Web
ster included in the said balance, of which Elizabeth
Webster has no part she took her share in kind and of
~hch Jo1n ebser took his share also in kinds assuming
for the balance OF Edward Webser's estate due 10 MP
GLEASON, Miles Webster and Fanny Webster flty-nine
pounds twelve shilngs and eight pence as per account
herewith filed, and report accordingly
Copy, Teste, JOHN r. LEIGH c. A. c.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-06-26

EN Y-yHGrNfh.-AtR Rules held In the
q Clerks Office OF Essex County Court the 4th day Of
James Dunn pun
against
Walter Jones, otherwise called Walter Jones. x'or of
Catharnc + Mccall, decd, and Robert C.. Backiey
m Deis.
Inc defendant Walter Jones' not having entered his APP
Pcaance and given security according 10 Ic Act Of As
satisfactory evidence that ne is not an nha6iianf of is
state " Is ordered that the said defendant 10 appear here
on Tire hrd Monday in September next and answer the
pann DIE and thaa copy Of this order be forthwith in
serted in some newspaper published n the City Of Rich
mond, or town OF Fredericksburg for two months success
Vey ana mat another copy be posted at the front door OF
INC CouH-hOuse Of this county Copy Tcstc
JAMES ROY MlCOU, Jr c.
June ~ 12-w8w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-06-26

John Webster, admir-. of Edward Webster decd. and
admir- of Elizabeth Webster and ~. of Fanny Web
ster, and Paschal McGlasson and Phoebe his wife
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-06-26

I'm ERY-YIRoIN1A.--In Louisa county
"a court, prl 9th, 1882:
Rachael Mann, plr
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I'm RY-VrRoINIA-InL Lancaster Count
n Court, March 10th, 1882.
John Samnson Counit

I'm ERY-VIRGINIA:--At Court of quar-
a tery session continued and held Tor Richmond Coun-
ty at the Court House, Tuesday, the 9Th day of May
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-06-26

Col CRozEr the State Engineer arrived here on Fri
Jay evening having been employed by the Portsmouth
ana Roanoke Rail Road Company TO make survey of the
country between Portsmouth and Weldon, with a view TO
Tx upon the most eligible site the contemplated road
We understand he will commence his operations ON Tues
day morning.-Ib
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-06-26

E n CHANCERY-YIRGINIA Amelia county
q February Court, lS32-Milcs Webster and Rebecca
his "he, Plaintiffs
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-08-21

s5f. 4oc. This augmentation proceeds from the
markets of the south and east Of France. There
are certain markets, Gray for instance, where
the price of corn has been 40f. per hectoltre
higher than on the same day last month. In the
departments which could be supplied with foreign
corn by the ports Of the ocean and the English
Channel, the rise has been lnconsiderable. 1t
should be observed that these average prices are
established on the returns Of the last week in
May and the first two weeks in June. Accounts
received since from all quarters, state that the
we'll founded hopes Of good harvest have caus-
ed prices to decline. Thus we have reason to
believe that the extraordinary rise at the com.
uencenent of June will be but transitory.
Gahgani's Messenger.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-08-21

From KENTUCKY, our present Information leaves
US entirely in doubt of the result of the Election
for Governor. Ofthe election Of Mr.. MoREHEAD
the Republican candidate for Lieut.. Governor, no
doubt is entertained His majority will be found
to be several thousands! In the Senate we have
elected not less than Is Clay members to 10 Jack,
son; and in the new House Of Representatives
our majority will be from Id to 90, it not more
Only two years ago. the Jackson party had the
majority in the Legislature.
We forbear to publish any of the returns Of the
election for Governor, until we can have some.
thing certain concerning it; viii ch will probably
be before the close of the weck.-Nat Int.
Kentucky Elsctioa.-Our intelligence does not
authorize the expectation that the Clay party
can obtain ma orities in more than three congress.
sional districts-Marshall's Aliens, and Letch-
er's. The two first are heard from and give, to-
gether, majority Of GAIL. Enough is known Of
the latter to render it almost certain that it can.
not swell their aggregate majority to more than
FOUR THOUSAND TWO HUNDRED. We have eve
nv reason to believe that Daniels, Lecompte's,
Wicklite's, Adair's, Yancey's, Hawe's Lyons,
Gathers and Johnson's districts have given Jack
son IN jorities. The majorities in Johnson's and
Adalr's district counterba.ance the Clay MAORI.
ty lin Aliens tie Lexington dstrict.) The ma
jcrities 10 Lecompte's and Gathers district will
more than counterbalance that of Marshall's dis.
trict And the majori,ies in Lyons and Yam.
cey's district will weigh down that in Lctcher's
district-unless, then, the detection of Daniel /,
Wickliffe and Chiffon in the three remaining dis
ticts shall have had the effect Of producing a
great revolution among their constituents, which
we do not apprehend the Jackson Governor will
be triumphantly elected. We shall have it in
our power in few days to apprize Our readers
how far these calculations, predicated upon par
tial returns, and general knowledge of Kentuc-
ky politics, are realized Globe.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-08-21
North Caroiina.-The Raleigh Star says:

North Caroiina.-The Raleigh Star says:
san intelligent gentleman, whose yeracity no
one would dare to question, who has just travel
led through several Of the Western counties in
this State, informs US that the Jackson & Bar
bdar Ticket will certainly receive an overwhelm.
ing vote in the West. This opinion is the result
Of di;gent inquiry among the most intelligent
citizens, as he passed along. The large and po-
pulous county of Rowan, he says, will go almost
unanimously for Barbour, and so will many 9TH
ers. 1t is true there are some one or two west.
ern counties in which Mr. Van Buren, may get a
respectable vote; but it will be but ga drop in
the bucket compared with the ponderous aggre.
gate that will appear against him. That Judge
Barbour will get the vote of North Carolina, we
have now not the shadow of doubt: aud the
prospect OF his election grows more and more en-
courasing."
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-08-21
Xoung ladies' Seminary,

Brooke Lodge. on 81. .4saph Street, bsfwee''
King and Cameron.
VNILIIAM JONES informs hi. friends and the
w pubfc that the duties Of his School will be re-
,umed on the first Monday in SEPTEMBER next. La
tin, French and the useful branches of complete
English education. will comprise the course OF study:
all arranged to suit different capacities In order to
produce habits of industry and love 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 accessions will be made. As neither
zeal nor attention will be relaxed, ne hoPes from the
twelve years, and attending particularly to the i'm
provements made in the science Of Education, he will
he enabled to give general satisfaction TO his patrons
Expermentsily knowing the good effects resulting
from examinations and cooperation o! those inter.
ested he respectfully invites them to call frequently,
and witness for themselves his system of instruction,
and the regular progress and proficiency OF his pupils
Teachers among the most approved and best quail
fed will be employed to instruct in French MUSIC
Drawing. and Painting.
Alexandria, August 2, 1852-3m
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-08-21
UamiltOnian School.

VACATION of the IIamiltonisn School having
IA been given, the subscriber wishes to notify his pa
irons that the time thus lost will not be charged for;
but that 1t will be redeemed by making the next ensu.
ing quarter to begin fo Weeks later than by regular
calculation.
The exercises Of the School will be recommended on
Tuesday, the l4h inst; and the subscriber. being
Of the importance Of having his classes filled at
that time. would earnestly request his patrons not to
protract their chdrens holiday, but to insist upon
punctual attendance.
The Rules of this School are such as experience has
suggested. and are well adapted to promote ORDER to
check pcrverseness Of disposition, immortality OF con.
duct and language, and to suppress, efec:uay, con
tentious disputing, qusrrelng and fighting.
Having passed that period Of life when men natural.
" incline profession. the subscriber has made
the art Of Teaching and managing Youth his sole and
peculiar study by acting in every instance with firm.
aud decision, (no severity in enforcing the rules
of the School, and by allowing proper degree Of in.
diligence and familiarity, the Teacher not only obtains
the respect, esteem and affection of his pupils, but
he possesses himself with Sscwiedge OF their attain
ments and deficiencies, o their dispositions and capa
Cities and thus becomes acquainted with the kind OF
information mos, requisite, and the most impressive
and agreeable manner of af,rding that information
BY the regulations of this School the Parents are
fro n time to time made acquainted with the progress
of their chidren's education, and the children them.
selves are encouraged in free and full use OF their
medtatve faculties, and by this means they acquire
fondness Of study and habits Of reflection. And while
every indictment is offered and every facility is al
orded, promote their advancement in literary pur.
SUITS their manners and morals made the objects of
peculiar care. All vugari,y being rgidy discoun.e.
nanced and condemned, and all obscene language
strictly prohibited the conduct Of the pupils is gene
rally upright and correct,
An additional number of Scholars can be received,
and the punctuality ard diligence which have hereto
fore the attention of the Teacher afford
him hope that his encouragement will be sufficient
for his support. ISAAC Il. RobbiNS.
aug 49, d3t&eo3t