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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-11-02

Petition will be presented to the Legislature of
IN Eignia, praying for the formation Of a county,
out Of ha part OF the county Of Halifax lying South Of the
Dan RIVER u The two counties TO form an election
district until the next Census. [Oct. ~ 45-w1D
NOIlCE.-Ihere will be presented during the sitting
V OF the next General Assembly petition for a Sepa
rate Election 10 the County Of Brunswick at the Store
Tavern house Of James r. Harrison in Meherrin Parish
OCTOBER y H-w2m.
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EEREMIUM.-The publishers of the "yIRGINIA
n FARMER" DESTROYS of promoting by every means
in their power, the interest of Agriculture in Virginia
have determined TO offer premium Of THIRTY DOL
LARS for the best Agricultural Essay, to be entitled
would embrace something the history and present state
Of Agriculture in State with the of the mpover-
ishmen of our land. Those disposed to communicate on
this subject will address TO the Virginia Farmer SCOTS
uiHe, AibemGrIe co., IA. A committee Of intelligent
gentlemen will decide upon the merits Of each, and award
the premium. We do not presume, that the Of
iered will be much inducement Our object excite
attention and inquiry, and but hope, that some
able pens will be disposed to respond endeavours
All communications must be sent in before the first of
February-"free Of POSTAGE"
2 Those editors with whom exchange, especially
an Virginia, will confer fdUOr us by giving the
above notice conspicuous insertion three or four times
in their papers. 1887
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sNOR RENT OR LEAsE.-Thc Tavern house aud APP
q purtenances at Floods, in the county of Bucking-
ham. The situation is remarkable for its heahiness and
convenience and would be desirable persons disposed
TO keep house of entertainments extensive board
ing school One both of the buildings yard garden
sc. would be sufficient good bargain may be had by
early application to in my absence, Capt. Trent
Oct. 80. G2wE-5Ol j. W. FLOOD
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-11-02

HAS received his Fall Supply and offers For saIe
1000 lbs. EPSON and glauber salts
1000 do. roll sulphur, 500 lbs sal aeratus
6OO do Hos do. 1000 do. redwood
1900 do. dry white lead
700 do. chloride lime, 500 lbs putty
IO canisters pure verdegris
l 26 kegs Lewis No l and white lead in oil
~ do. CHI. green, 10 do. sp brown do.
222O lbs. stick logwood, 500 do. ground do.
5000 do. lamp black 1000 do alum
10 uerces lamp oil, barrels linseed do
10 barrels tanners do do. spts. turpentine
375 Cologne water
200 dozen castor oil-uarious sises-DEsr
90 do olive do, part superior
so boxes fancy soap
Window glass, assorted Sizes from Z 1924
from the Washington City, Ulster, and Jackson Glass
Maccabau, Rappee, Scotch, Natchitoches cN,rrpo
Copenhagen, Massaapatum and Va. No. 8. oNofFo'
na soe d%'g %he wash BRUsHEs
Superior chewing obacco,-Br0tcn's No.
Fine cut do. do
segars from to 800 per 1000
Pearl ashes, salt-pere copperas, indigo and madder
Gold and silver ea Dutch metal, Maccassar OIL lavender
and Florida water
Teeth brushes, chlorine tooth wash and Juube paste
Barclays compound OF cubebs and sarsaparilla
Sulph Quinne, citrated kali piperne and oil of black
pepper, IODINE solid balls copaiva, all-spce mace
megs Cloves mustard, race and ground ginger black,
red, and long pepper, lump and calcined magnesia
Camphor, caomel, rhubarb, and cantharides
Pearl barley, and cream
D0utai Instruments
HuPs patent and comu,v..
Govt and rheumatic drops, elixir of health stomacbc bi-
tiers, and nervous cordial
American cough drops-a certain remedy for colds coughs
influenza, hopping cough asthma, consumpions sc
Anti-mercurai syrup, for purifying the blood
Anti-dyspepic, and Anti bilious pills
SeidlZ and soda powders
Black and red ink POWDER and liquid ink
Paste backing, and snuff boxes, SO cts to 50 per
dozen
With great variety of articles connected with his line OF
business by far too numerous for the columns of a
newspapers all OF which have been selected with care
and will be sold for a small advance
Merchants and Physicians who visit the city this Fall
for the purchase of such articles requested TO call be
eving they Will be able TO lay in their supplies good
terms with the advertiser, with any other house i'm the
place, that is doing systematic business.
Oct IL. 45-6w
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THVRUST SALE.-By virtue Of Deed Of Trust, exc
n cued TO by Carter ". Bradley, Of the county Of
buckingham, bearing date the 10Th Of April, 1920 and
admitted to record in Cumberland county the 22d day
OF the same month, for the purpose Of securing TO Daniel
Mccormick, Of Prince Edward the payment OF sum Of
money in the said Deed mentoned we, the undersigned
Trustees either Of us, will sell public auction, for
ready money in the of Gainesville before McCoys
Hotel, on Saturday, the 10Th day Of November next ali
the said Bradeys portion interest Legatee of land
negroes money. debts belonging to the estate Of his
iather, William Bradley, decd
JOHN G.. DANIEL, In
Oct 10. l7-w3w
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DICHMOND SEMINARY.--Thc duties of this Sc
n y minary were resumed on the LIST inst will con-
tnue to he prosecuted with undminsed industry and
diligence on the part of myself and my assistants Hay
ing, during late visit TO the mountains purchased pro-
culaons abroad respecting the peranence of my re-
sidence in Richmond can only assure my fellow cit
zens and all others who may feel any interest the mat
ter, that have at present. intention of removing from
this city; and will further add sense of gratitude
TO this community, will always mpe me to continue as
long possible in their service. VIM BURKE
Oct 30. IN A,
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TEyEN DOLLARS REwARD-stolen from tile Sui

TNyEN DOLLARS REwARD.-Siolen from the Sub
n scriber, near Potesville, Louisa county, the
night Of the 10th instant, bright BAY MARE about feet
high years Old having knot the inside Of one of her
fore legs, from spn and small scab the top the
head between the She PAGES almost when
rode, and with difficulty be made trot In pace
she carries her feet very wide.The above reward will be
given for her delivery 10 me- If taken Of the county
and five dollars, iftaken in The county.
Oct. 26 1881 JOSEPH HANCOCKE, Jp.
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YHNHE Capital English Horse Fylde Just import
~ ed, will stand the next season at Boydton, Mecklen-
burg County, Virginia. He very large horse I6
inch high dark bay, very beautiful, grand and maes-
tic OF the highest finish OF shape, OF fine bone and muscle
and of great substance and power He selected in
England by Mr.. Taersal, good TO improve our
stock for his blood size, performances form and
mise, and is oered breeders of the finest
in this country
He was got by Antonio, winner of the great ST
ger in 1919, out of Paddinida, Oliver
in 1906 and all three popular staons by Sir Peter Tea
ze the best horse of his day. his grandam Fanny by Do
med Ambrosio by Woodpecker, most capital Stallion;
Roth, sister to HighfyerS dam, by Blank OF
the of the Godophin Arabian; Reguus, the
Of the Godophin Arabian; Sorehee Makeless, Chris
topher D'Arcey's Royal mare.
Antonio by Octavian, the winner of the great St Leger
in 1870 by Evander of the best and best bred
of Delpni the second best OF Highhyer Miss
Gunpowder, by Gunpowder, of Suwarrow's dam by
Young Marske, Arbitrator, Daphne, by Reguus.
Octavian, bred by the Duke of Leeds, got by Strip
ling, (by Phenomenon; Eclipse; Lass OF the Mill by
Oronoko his dam by Oberon, of sister Sharper, by
Ranthos.
Gunpowder got by Eclipse, the best of England
dam by Omar, of the Godophn Arabian; Sarling
Godolphin Arabian Stanyans Arabian; Pelham's Barb
Spot; White Legged Lowther Barb. Old Winter mare
(See English Stud Book.)
Fylde many large purses and gold cups, beating al
heavy weights, many of the best horses in England
Lawre Todd, Sarah, winner IL times in year, (boll
these beat Birmingham Sgnorina, who beat Memnon
DIR. Faustus and EuxtOu (bolh these beat the imported
Levathan) Jocehne, Mavrocordato Sampson, Orthodox
Euphraes, Halston Jupiter, Recovery SC. Fylde's dam
sire, several of his brothers and sisters, &C. fine
GERS, both for speed and bottom
The public can the Archie and other Ameri.
with horse of unoubted pedigree and char
acer.
Ample provision will made for mares and on no ac-
count will he take than he do complete justice
Refer to WIN. TONNES, Boydton, Va
Nov 2. 5l-w4w
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THNANNER WANTED.-The subscriber wishes 10
"A employ young man, man with a small family
that can come well recommended Tanner and man
OF sobrety and good morals Persons wishing TO engage
can apply in person, write to me, White House Post
Office, Mecklenburg county, Virginia South side Roam
oke river, miles above Gainesville.
October 9. [44-ul ROBERT Y. OVERREY
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AND FOR SALE.-The subscriber will offer for
ae by public auction, Saturday, the 24h day of
November next, at the hour of IL, Hodges's Tavern
rac oil Land, containing by late survey 237 acres,
situated IN Hanover county, mile below the Old
enucn directly on the main road leading from Richmond
TO the Piping Tree. About third of il is mbered land
and The balance has produced lately very good crop
corn OATS &c The situation is considered be one of
good Dwelling House, very lately put in good repair TO-
% a , win corr house. kitchen dairy &C., which are
All as goou as new; also spring
quite convenient TO the Dwelling House. The title to the
above property ndispuabe. The of sale will be
hrd oil the purchase amount cash. and the balance
payable IN to IL months, bonds bearing interest from the
day oil sale, with personal security and Deed of Trust
on the property, will be required Possession given on
the Isl January, 1888 In the interim, willing to
treat with any person disposed purchase private sale
Oct q. [4S-ul CHAS. w. POITIAUX
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Q \ M REwARD.-Ran away from the subscr-
" u OO Der, Thursday or Friday night last a

" Il wv Der, on Thursday Friday night last, a
Negro named NELSON, sometimes calls himself Nelson
Daoney dark mulato, with bushy head of hair abou,
nVe 'eet SIX or seven inches high thirty five years old
oy trade zach Smith, and excellent workman.-He
is wen known in this city, having been for many years
prominent cooured member OF the Baptist { burch.
have doubt he has obtained free papers las he is very
Intelligent andcan both read wrte,) and will endeavour
get 10 some oil the Northern Western States Masters
the said Negro.
will give the above reward, if taken of the State,
secured In any Jail so that get him again. $50 and
all reasonable expenses if delivered if taken within the
State. JAMES KOSHER
Richmond, 23d Oct, 1882 4s-tf 80
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nAKRlDGE FEMALE BOARDING SCHOOL,
~ The School will he continued the ensuing year I'M
der the instruction of Miss E. Jones-and 18th
January next AT this School the usual routine of an
English Education will be taught including Geography
with the use OF the Globes-Elemens of Natural Pho
sophy Chemistry, Rhetoric, Composition and History
Also plain and ornamental Needle Work, if required.
Terms-Board, 500
Reading, Writing, Grammar, SC. 10
Ditto including Geography, SC. Is
For n feeble work, the additional sum of 2
WILSON ALLEN.
Bowling Green, Va, October 10. 47-st
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-ypi plufa nitent-non ego paucis
pionder mauouiis, quaF ant inoufia fidit.
hut humans psfum csvft n0tufa."
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

s Chariot BY S'n'''''' D'''''s''' D'''' and
500 sacks Salt
400 terces Thomason Lime
200 boxes Bunch Raisins
20 jars Malaga Grapes
40 boxes Lemons
For sale by WORKMAN & McGRUDER.
November 2. 5l-3t
D0wHATAN FEMALE SEMINARY.-The exer-
l cises of this Seminary, will the second
Monday in January next and terminate on the second
Saturday in December following including vacation of
month, during the Instruction will be given
in all the branches of literary scientific, and polite
cation Ii will be the great object of the Instructor
lead his pupils to the formation Of correct habits and
The government of the school will be entirely parental
Terms per session of months, follows:
Tuition in all the English branches, $50 90
Music 40 90
French and Latin, 10 90
Painting Velvet,
Ten twelve Young Ladies be accommodated with
board in the family of the subscriber 5 90 per scho
lasc year-Communi directed TO Smiths Cross
Roads, will be attended to- without delay
Nov. 2. [5I-w9r] JOHN B. TlNSLEY
I'm RY-VIRGINIA.-At Rules holden in
III the Clerks Office of the Circuit Superior Court OF
Law Chanccry, for the county of Cumberland, the
Courthouse of said county, from the 81 10 the 9Th days
of September inclusive in the year 1882:
Maurice Langhorn, jr., Compt
against
Doshia Hatcher, Martin r. Hatcher, Henry Hatcher,
and Benjamin T.. Scruggs, Deits
The defendant Martin r.. Hatcher, not having entered
his appearance and given security according the Act Of
Assembly, and the rules of this Court aud appearing
satisfactory evidence, that he nhabitant OF this
county, il is ordered, that the said defendant, Martin r.
Hatcher do appear here, the first day OF the pr
Term and answer the amended bill of the Complainant
and that copy OF this order be forthwith inserted in
newspaper published in the city of Richmond for
months SUCCESSFULLY and also posted the front OF the
Copy. Tese, JOHN DANIEL, C. c. c.
November. 2. 5I-wSw"
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NOIlCE.-On the second Monday in November next
" that being the 12h, and Louisa Court day. shall
by my agent offer for sale, at public auction the pre-
misses all the Property real aud PERSONAL hold in Louisa
county subject however such liens may record
in said county The property which offer is the follow
lng-Ihe place which live, known by the name of
Louisa Court House, OF which, has been heretofore
offered Tor sale and particularly described deem pro-
per say nothing than that il is very valuable
Persons Wishing to purchase, examine it, at any time
previous TO the day Of sale. Twenty four slaves many of
which are very valuable and well acquainted with all
kinds OF domestic business-Also variety of furniture
Of which is yaluable--my crops and stock Of all
kinds.
Thomas Price, jr of Hanover, is hereby appointed my
sole agent who will direct the funds arising from the
sale to tile payment of such OF my debts as are secured
by liens Persons who have liens on my estate are par
cuary invited to attend the sale will certainly take
place. and as such will be considered purchasers
for cash. JNO. NJ PRICE.
Oct. 10. d7-tds
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HoONG BEDFORD FOR SALE.--He is "a darkjbay
three years old last May five feet inches hioA
and finely proportioned gotten by Tariff out of Bedford
mare raised by the late Capt George Dabnev of Hano-
yer. Apply to Mr.. VIM. ID. Taylor, or Mr. James Fon-
tame Mr. Taylor has satisfactory statement in relation
to the pedigree OF the Dam of Young Bedford furnished
by Mr.. Chiswell Dabney, Of Amherst.
August 81. G3I-ti1 EDM'D. FONTAINF
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H7OR SALE-On the 18th of November next, shall
H. offer for sale, If fair if not the first fair day thereaf-
ter on credit OF months, for all sums $780, for
and UNDER cash will be required the purchaser or pur
chasers giving bond with approved security bear nte
rest from the date, Ohe interest be RENTED if prnc
ally pad:) my Farm, Household and Kitchen Fttrni-
tire, Plantation utensils, and Stock of all kinds. Also
between IL and $500 worth of prime Sole and Upper
Leather about half of the latter in the rough though
well tanned This Farm, together with superior Tan
merry, and patent Grist Mill; comfortable Dwelling
House, with five rooms and porco, and all the necessary
ouhouses, oil substantial and TIMBER is beautifully
situated, and well improved and ncosed with good fence;
contains ia acres-6O OF which is prime Meadow land
as is proved by 20 of the same which NOW presents fine
heds OF Timothy and Clover. The Farm is admirably
wateed and is located miles South East OF Warrenor
and miles only, from of the finest Watering places
in Virginia, and in neghborhood Boosting of much
health and better society, than is often met with in the
Old Dominion WM T.. GAY SR
Fauqnier, Oct. 81. AO-tls
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~ANTED, as an Apprentice to the Printing bust
Wv ness, active, intelligent youth Of respectable
connections, from "a to rs years Of age.
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POLITICAL.
TFTom the ALBANY Arrus /

Speech, deiirered by Is. +. BUTLER, at The Republican
Meeting IF ,chich Simeon De Wit toos President,
held at The Capitol IN the City Of albany, October
49, 1892.
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l, a'.he sl3angt, inle.3 Il thsse s.agtans ru,ns
ha'eno, power 10 awaken af,generaiing and &c.
deem.ng pm; N the had L vii be convincing
Ffooithal man Is UNI, Ntse'f government. ,ffbsv
do not ia hypo-n,sai m,,snsIan IN 'lp~rIorp,.
notzm Hfforledby tn academia! fettaaheula
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oiao oies,sf soyernmantlz an Utoplan dream.
sa.ted 'athe sfesnlatoas Of close, philosophers.
ba' ds!usHe when brought to a practical test
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s5.'a 10 .H= sf'aniHtnas OF closet philosophers.
but dslUsRe when brought to practical test.
BanF ma#er.-We publish, IN another column
.of tins day paper brlefoa.lue oflhe Counter.
Report signed by Ncssrs. AlrDuHe, Adams and
Wotmoagh IN rcatonto the L. S. Band, Tn
Report ttsa.f occupies ergh, columns otlhc W.
qgton Telegraph W. hay. also received th
additional Counter Report Of AIr Adams. occupy
mg seventeen columns ri tbr National la.r.l.
s.usar Wecanoot find room forrhesc Documents.
- 'eaao-batmay hereafter select the most IN
ef,suas portions Of them.
= ltsrems probable taot Mr. Adlms's separate
fowt.r Report, (Which 10y the Wy. is" coocar,d
IN fully, IN aIIlts statements and principles. hy
Mr. Wamouah vii lead to a personal papc,.waf
bet"cDnthot sentI man and Mr. Clayton. ofGeo
chairman and oocoftle majority of the commute
Of Investigation. MIR C CONE, OUT with hoar,sb
ofumpets IN the lntaliggnegr oftlc 10Th. and do
elres tina, IN eoosclucnca oftbcone and temper l
Mr. Adamss Report he sbaII hereafter trcar tar
mmteras psrsaaa'--1 rather aqa.voed moac of.4-
precision, bat. vt presume IN tas ca,e indicating
only The vasla9. Of IL pen, as he adds, aItIsmf
intention tofrpIy tolt at some future day, when my
sbhe engagements will allow In, leisure necessary
totbe undertaking. He will lie Jgaalaaa Ru-
I'd is sun as he attempt, II.
3 Fheelosns proceedings Of the YOUNG Ncn's
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tccdOo, md sold By hr Oas ma Dfeeo-
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T"1-- n n = ID = 3
Erkot. z5-tia0ar. - 5o-QH - cents.
Far yalca, buiGEa LUCKY olFtGE.
May II
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1831-1858, 1832-02-01

the LIST, in 1923, to the Colony of Massachusetts,
This boundary was run in the years l7iS ana
10 and monuments erected by commissioner
mutually appointed by the two governments o.
the then Province Of Massachusetts Bay and
the Colony of Rhode Island aad Providence
Plantations. The General Assembly of Rhode
Island have instituted process in the Supreme
Court OF the United States for the purpose Of
recovering and taking possession Of this terri
tory. This a p inpt TO d;vest Massachusetts o!
her well established and long admitted right
and possession, so greatly affecting the situa.
tion ola vast amount Of property of our citizens
and large population, all of which is referred
to the consideration and determination of the
Legislature. Said message and accompanying
documents were laid upon the table and order
cd to be printed. Sent down.
On motion Of Mr. Clark of Hampshire. the
committee on Probate and Chancery we're in.
struggled 10 inquire INTO The expediency of SO al
tering the laws as TO authorize oaths and inven.
tories 10 be taken by Justice of the Peace
HOUSE. The resolutions on the subject OF
general Vaccination, wHre indefinitely post
poned
On motion Of Mr.. Kenrick of Newton, the
committee who have under consideration the
ninth article of the, amendments 10 the Consti
tuition, be instructed to consider and report on
the propr. of expnnging from said article the
words. " two thirds," and substituting the words
=" a majority SO that the JoRse may be on the
same ground as the Sena. IN regard TO the
proposing of amendments - The Constitution
for the consideration and acceptance Of the PEG.
pie.
The select Joint oammittee 10 whom was no.
ferred an order in relation to County Commits
soners, NC, sported that it is inexpedient to
legislate thereon.
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and that the whole population should be made en-.
irely dependent on the earnings of the other half
To- their support. How, long, think ye, before the
suferings of New England would equal those of.
the South : How long would it be. before Won
would be cursng the tariff, or something else, if
you had not the irmness to look the true cause of
the evil in its face and to apply an approximate
remedy So long the Southern States could
monopolize the culture Of their great staple. and
did not overstock the market, they were in the
heyday of prosperity But change has taken
place. The cultivation o. cotton has extended to
other countries where it is done by free labor, and
the prices which it formerly brought can never be
realized again 1t is, therefore; the part of WIS
dom, to conform, readily as possible, to this
change of circumstances, and make the best Of IT.
! am satisfied that the most intelligent of the
southern men do not believe tina; the tariff INJURIES
them yet, as they think it benefits other sections
more than it does them, it gives to the Others
relative advantage which they wish to deprive them
Of In this, there is too much of the character Of
the dog III the manger, for statesmen of honorable
principles and liberal views