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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-06-05

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Litchfield enquirer., 1833-10-10
NEw- -YaaiK. Oct. 4.

Important from Portrayal and Spain. Our last adsicrs from Lisbon, via England, uere to the 18th Aug. at " hich period an attack by the forces of Miguel was expected. The fol- lowing intelligence is nine days later from the seat of war, and is highly important, in as much as the place had moi been aiiaeked.--- Delay affords ample time for Pedro to fortify the place, and prepare for an attack.
 The death oi the King of Spain at this pc iiod is also pregnant with interest. We should not he surprised if a most bloody and frro- cious reyolntion has ere this taken place.-- The next news will he of great interest.
 Fsomthe Bostoa pare,scf IVtdnesday
 Nesus from Lisbon. .--ThA Cardelia, mail packet, from Halifax, arrived at tliis port this morning, brings the Halifax JourRal of the 25th Sept. containing the following letter, re- ceiyed'by Mercantile House at Halifax:
 Lisbon, Aug. aad, Isss--D During the last week, the strong positions around ihe city have been preparing and foriifying against any attack the Migaelite forces may attempt. At present little is known of their numbers, or where they are--possihly in line from Srntarem to Leria, Figucra and Coimbra. X
 " The forces of Donna Maria here and a few leagues in advance, may be ia 5000 reg nlar troops, and la to l5,000 others. (nation- al city and vOiunseer corps) with about 400 cavalry. and TWO parks of artillery. We are therefore not in much apprehension Ofthe en- emy entering the city.
 Mercaniile business is nearly at stand. without intercourse with the provinces of Spain.
 We have advices from OpOrto of the de- struciion of some ia,00O pipes of wine by the Mig0elite army at villa Nova, alse of the lib- erai army having attacked ghS Nligneli,e lines --sOrced them, and gained . complete victory, so as to leave the norih side oFeh. aad report says the south also, and free mitigation wiih DourO.
 FeFdinand King of Spain a dead-Don CaFioa. and followers. are said .te Dc on their wsy itom this Eenairy to spaia."
Litchfield enquirer., 1833-10-10

detected The Assistant Post Master of Cam. den was Recognized in the sum of 5000. to appear before the United States Circuif Court
 at Wiseasset. on Monday next.-Bos fgns.
Litchfield enquirer., 1833-10-10

pents. and enfeebled frame, all contributed tp elicit the sympaihiss Which have eouduced fO restore him to his former health and strength. Detroit, COur.
Litchfield enquirer., 1833-10-10

Robbery cf the Mail-Ws learn frou, the PaFiland Jetiersoniali, that the Post Master of Portland has sueceeded tn detecting some. apf the villains who have for some time past heen depredating upon the community by pprl0ining lettars containing money. from the nail. The particulars are not known. The Post Maplas Of Sullivanis l. one of the persons
Litchfield enquirer., 1833-10-10

Singular and a,efnl Caiastrophe. .--On last Faesday colored woman. who was rejected IS a witness, by Alderman Hooien, was s0 ex- cited. that she fell down in an apopleciic it aud died.-PAl. Int.
Litchfield enquirer., 1833-10-10

The Lost Found. .--Inthe early part of June last. Mr. s. M. Douglass, recently from Eng land. having embarked 1t Buffalo on board the schooner Atlanta, was landed at Grand Riysf ak which piaee. he engegetl n barge be- longing to Mir. Campau. in which he proceed ed towards the Rapids -withia six miles of which. he landed. with view of reaching them on fout He had travelled hut Il sllort distance ere he missed the trail, and unaware Of his error continued his misguided steps un- th fatigue and hunger convinced him of his danger. He continued ta wander in the woods for twenty Ave days, subsisiing mastiy on snails, and occasionally Il turtle, 0s a few
 fr0gs. He was without fireworks. and was exposed in heavy rains without any over coat t0 protect him. The fears af Mr. Campan and others 0n acc0ant of the singular absence of Mr. Dnngiass, induced them to employ several Indians to go out to seek fur him i; lhey c0nlinned their search with increased
 numheTs far several days without success. ill at last they utmost despaired af again seeing the Ohject 0f tileir aaxieiy. Bat onsthH 4th of July our almost exhausted wandeFer. af- ter roaming ahOnt in the Milderness seseral weeks, faund himself at ihc mouth of Black River. nine miles north of the Kalamazoo.-- The first human heinss. were two Indiaas. to whom by signs he made known that he was lost. They immediately conducted him to the hnnsa of Mr. William G. Butler. at the mouth nfthe Kaitna1u0-.the only white fam- iiy within 50 miles. His appearance oA reaeh- ing hls ls.hosFltabla ab0de. was That ofa worn. oat pilgrim. Hisi lang beard, taitered gar
Litchfield enquirer., 1833-10-10

It is rumored at Albany, that Benjamin F. Butler Esq. is like to receive the appoint ment tO the vacant Attorney Generalship of the United States. The appointment would he unexccptionabie.
Litchfield enquirer., 1833-10-10

Commodore PorteE--A letter recently re- ceiyed from an American gentleman at Con- stantinople. speaks in high terc:s ofthe cour- fesy and kindness of our Charge q 4 9aires to- wards our countrynen who visit Censtan;i- nople. His habits and style of living are re- markedly plain and unostentatious. and it will interest some of our readers to learn that public service is held interrhangeahiy, an the Sabbath, ut his house, and at Mir. GoddelI's.
 Nelpnrk Dni Adn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-04-26


oliCE.-ihsis TO inform my former acquaintance IS,
anu Tie public generally that yet continue in the
Slave Trade at Richmond Virginia; and will at all times
ouy' anu give lar market price Tor Young Negroes
i've on Shock9 Hill, the Poor house. where appli
caon Is desired to be made Persons either in this State
Maryland or North Carolina. wishing TO sell lots OF Ne
groes are particularly requested forward their wishes
10 me Oy man to this place; and ALSO persons living near
richmond, having one or more Tor SALE will please in
form me oil the sane which will be Immediately attend
ed TO- Persons wishing TO purchase lots Negroes arc
requested 10 give me CALL keep constantly on hand
at TINS place great many Tor SALE have at this time
me rise oil one hundred likely young Negroes consisting
OF boys young men and girls: among which are several
very valuable house servants of both sexes; and will sell
at all times at small advance cost in lots TO suit
chasers: Persons from the Southern States wanting TO
ouy choice lot OF slaves will do well to call OH me as
snail be able to furnish them any time; and gentlemen
III me oouth or elsewhere, who may wish TO communal.
cafe on this subject, respectfully requested 10
lhelr letters TO me at Richmond which will be duly at
tended to- have comfortable rooms with ial attach
ed Tor the reception OF Negroes and persons coming
ts place TO sell slaves can be and every
attention necessary will be given have them we'll at
tended to- and when may be desired, of
inc company oil gentlemen, dealing in slaves will con.
ven'eny and altenlively he received. My situation is
very healthy and suitable for the business.
April 10 trl2--wiil LEWIS A. COLLIER
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-04-26
WINGS PATENT CAST IRON
HeeactiaAg Water SSheeI.

FOR APPLYING WATER TO MECHANICAL PURPOSES
VHNHESE wheels have been in use about two wears i'm
II Massachusetts, Moline. New Hampshire Rhode
lslan6 and New York, and more than THREE HUNDRED
are now in actual operation, for and wooIlen co
rie Hour mills rolling, paper fullng, saw and bark mills
sc. SC.
The wheel is composed entirely of ron-and is consc
qneny very durable and but little liable TO get ont of re-
par Is from two to six feet in diane and occupies but
very little room gives quick motion to its own upright
shalt and requires but very small expencc gearing
works equally as well under above water which is We.
y important III privileges subject TO back water is easily
and cheaPy adapted 10 any situation which water
er applied, more particularly TO mill stones paper en-
gihes and such machines require high speed aud the
entire cost OF wheel fixtures and preparations does not
coed one halt OF that of overshot wheel and fixtures
They will be furnished TO mill owners WARRANTED
TO possess the above advantages oversho wheel
and TO perform at least much ucOrk under ten feet head
or less ,o'h me same quantity Of ,oater, the best con-
sfrucfed oUershof 'cheeis. Arrangements will soon be
made TO manufacture and furnish the wheels at Richmond
until which time every information will be given
ing hem on application by letter, the subscriber at
Baltimore. C. C. STARRIICK
Agent for the patentee in the States of Deia,paye
maryland and Virginia
hpTl 20. Il3-3t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-04-26
April 49,

D UCEPHALUS-wi stand the present season at NV
BE Stable, in the county ct Henrco, 10 miles above
Richmond, at Deep Run Coal Pits, and the reduced
price OF fifteen dollars, which may be discharged by the
payment OF ten dollars paid by the first day Of Deem
Der next There is no horses OF his size appearances Pc
dgree and performances standing low. The season o
expire on The 10Th day Of July nert Bucephalus is a
fine chestnut sorrel full five feet five inches high large
bone and commanding appearance was trained when
three years old, and in sweepslake by Major j. p
White, at Tree Hi-$200 entrance-which race he won
with ease, which is the only he RAN See Ma
jor w hte's certificate below.
Pedtgree.-Bucephalus was got by Sir Charles who is
the favoro Stallion in Virginia. bengshe of all
the layorte racers the turf viz Sir Andrew Collier
Bonnets O'Blue, Sally Hornet, Hugo, Trle and many
other winners, and by Sir Archyhis pedigree so
we'll known, that it needs comment. Bucephaus dam
was fine mare; herpedgree not present able to
lay before the public altho' in hopes will be in nv
power TO do so in short me.l
do hereby certify, that ran Bucephalus, (NIr Nc.
Grudes horse) in The fall Of 1929, in sweepstske two
miles and repeat 5000 entrance Tree HILL which race
lac won, and did consider him horse Of fine promise
Henfico, March 4ih, 1888. JOHN p. WHITE
Any person putting my horse and not proving
in foai, will be allowed the season gras-No abii.
~ for escapes accidents.Fity cents to the Groom in
all cases. u. McGRUDER
March 26. IO5-w7t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-04-26

I'm CHAN -VIRG1NIA.-At Rules held in the
III Clerks office OF the Circuit Superior Court Of Law
and Chancery tor the county of Hanover OH the 9th day
OF March, 1898:
Jesse VIM, late High Sheriff of the county of Hanover
TO whom the estate of John Richardson decd with his nun
cuPatye will annexed unadminstered by Francis w
Scott, hath been committed for administration, Pf
against
Judith Richardson widow OF John Richardson decd
Jane Hooker, Martha, Mourning, James g., Joseph r.
Mary, Nancy, Julius r., Sandy, Dice, and Jane MAYO
heirs oil Jane Mayo, sister of the said John Richardson
decd; Jane Hatcher John COeburn, and Sarah his wife
who was Sarah Mayo, Richard James, John and Robert
Mayo, David Mason, and Hannah his wife, who was
Hannah Mayo, Lott ChitwoOd, and Mary his wife, who
was Mary Mayo, heir OF Peggy Mayo, Thomas Whit
lock, and Stephen Williams and Patsy his wife, who was
Patsy Whitock the husband aud heirs of Hannah Whit
lock, Robert L. Puian, Thompson w PuIian, Peter
Wade, and Sally his wife, who was Sally PuIIiam, William
s. cambridge, and Nancy his wife, who was Nancy Pull
liam, The heirs OF Mourning Pulian, Beverly Glenn and
Sally his vile, who was Sally Richardson, Richardson
Thompson, and John Mayo, - Beam, and Sarah his
vile, who was Sarah Mayo, John Floyd and Mourning
his wife, who was Mourning Mayo, and Osborne Mayo
and Nancy his wife, who Nancy Mayo the heirs of
Betsy Mayo, and William Kennon Richard Kennon and
John kennon Archibald Coleman, and Peasaus p Cole
man. Moriecai Hamnonds, and Martha his wife, Sarah
r. Cate, Isaiah Cate and Ursula Cate the husband and
heirs oil Ursula Kate, who was Ursula Richardson
Defts
The Defendants, Martha, Mourning, James g., Joseph
L., Mary, Nancy, Julius r.. Sandy, Dice and Jane
Mayo heirs oil Jane Mayo Jane Hatcher John Coleman
and Sarah his wife, Richard, James, John and Robert
Mayo, David Mason and Hannah his wife Lott Cit,yood
and Mary his wife, Thomas WhitIock, Beverly Glenn
and Sally his wife, Richardson, Thompson and John Mayo
- Beam and Sarah his wife, John Floyd and Mourn
ing his wife, Osborne Mayo and Nancy his wife William
kennon, Richard Kennon, John Kennon, Archibald Cole.
man, Pleasant p. Coleman Mortlecia Hammends and
Martha his wife, Sarah p Cate, Isaiah Cate and Ursula
Cate, not having entered their appearance and given
cury according to the OF Assembly, and the rules of
this Court and IL appearing TO the satisfaction of the Court
that they not inhabitants OF this countryon the motion
OF tile Plaintiff, il is ordered that the said last named de-
PENDANTS, do appear here, the first Monday in June
next, and answer the plaintiffs bill and that copy of this
order be forthwith inserted in newspaper published
in the city Of Richmond for months sccesyely and
that another copy be posted at the front door Of the Court
house OF this county, Copy. Teste
PHILIP b. WINSTON, G. G.
March rs. IO2-ws,v
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POETRY


ihc muse of Moore has always shown strong inclination pol
tc' To say nothing Of tho Com Law Rhymes various obe
'sS p"csscdy political subjects enough dctcc
netuings aud nliuOns his irish
h k0okh Tho following attack the his N
~ y. Er. Post, ~ IVY
rADnY'S MErAMORPHoSIs.-Br r. Moorr ESQ
About hy years since, in the DAYS of our dnddios.
mat plan was commenced which tho "a,
vi shlPWns OF ircland's most turbulent Paddles, -
As gool riw material for settlers abroad.
souc Wost India island, whose name | forget,
was the region then chosen fot
Aud such the success the fret COLONY met
mat second soon after, set sail DER TIL Atlantic.
Behold them now safe at the long -lookcdfor shore,
sailing IN between banks that tho shannon
AM thinking OF tticnds, whom but wear b.fp
Ihcy had Souowcd TO lose, but would again aoot
And hatk from tho shore, glad welcome there came
-" Artth Paddy from Cork, is m sxcot boy;
While Fat stood astonishrd To hear his MAI
Ihu' hailed by black -, who capcred for Joy
Can II possibly be ?-haf nmazement-half doubt
Tat listened agam,-rubs his cy cs look, stcady
Then heavcs 4 deep sigh, and in horror yells out
"Fnthcrs blood only think, black and curly already -,
Deceived 10y that we'll mmickd brogue in his oars
Pat read his doom IN aied figures
And thought,-what climate, in less than two yea,.
To turn whole cargo of Pats into usgats.
Ills hus,--but alas, by marvel more true
Than = told in this rival of Ovl's bests
Your Wings, when in office short year OF two,
by tH'Ws nature, all turn into Tories;
And thus, when hoar them ''strong
Ere tho seats that they ait have timo steady
say, while listen with tears in my eyes, -
"t0thots blood! only think, black aud curly already
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-04-26

In CHANCERY. -VIReINIA-At rules holden In
the Clerks office of the county court Of Charlotte ON
the 9TH day VI March, 1888:
Charles Nj. Anderson and Frances his wife fsrme,lv
Frances Stern, and Melville Stern an infant under the
Of one and twenty years, Pitts.
against
william Howson and Dorohea his wife, George jordan
and Susan his wife, Lawrence b. Stern Frances stern
william ID SierD John b. Baker end Elizabeth his wife
and John Park and Agness his wife Det,.
The defendants, ilam How son and Do,o,bea MI. will.
george Jordan aud Susan his wife, and Frances Stern not
having entered their appearance according to the act OF
assembly, anu the rules OF this court, AMI it sppea
10 me essa elton OF the court, that they not habit-
anus OF 'hs Saeon the motion OF the plaintiffs by coun.
sell II Is orde ed that the said defendants do appear he
on e n's' monday In June next and enter their appear
performing the decree OF The cou and that copy OF this
ORDER be inserted in soe paper published in the city OF
front door oil the Court House of this county
March Is. mo g.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-04-26

W AND FOR SALE wish 10 sell the tract Of land
- on which live, lying in tile county Of Mecklen-
burg, about ve miles east OF BOydton aud contains 512
aeres-about one half cleared This land good con-
diiion TO make crop the greater part low ground and
fresh high land The improvements sufficient for the
size oil the tract We made last year about $50 barrels
corn, 10000 lbs tobacco, wheat oats &c. have lived
on this tract five years, with about forty in family and
have not had single Of bilious ague and fever
this land IS not privately disposed Of before the month
OF September next, (Which would greatly prefer) will
then sell to the highest bidder The terms will be made
accommodating JNO. COBBS.
Mach 10. fO9-.e,
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Charlotte, Marcel,
Ga 4 mn REWARD--Ran away from Thomas
~ NEVY Miles in the civ of Riclnnnh St,in of

q 00 REwARD.-Ran away from Thomas
~ II wv Miles, in the city OF Richmond, State of
Virginia, 10 whom he hired for the present year. on
The 10th OF March last, negro by the OF TOM,
calls himself Tom Williams, about % 80 years of age,
rather large than Otherwise five feet ten or eleven inches
NIGH tolerably bright muato, has practice of throw
ing his head back little well as his body when spo
ken to or in conversation with any person unusual
marks recollected about him. but informed that he
cut the little finger on bis right hand about The LIST Of Janu
airy last, which has left scar; he is tanner by trade,
and was hired TO Mr. George Melter for four or FIVE
years, and for the last four five years he has been
hired to MIR. Thomas Miles; he bad pass for fifteen
days, to visit his mothers at DR. Wilknsons, Charles
City county, who he said very sick; but since,
has been ascerained that he there. have
every reason TO believe he has got board Of yes
sci Tor the Northern States or intends to do in
formed he had made enquiry Of Mr. Gentry day or
two before he off, if there were any carts in his
yard from The neghborhooi OF Williamsburg Probably
ne may have gone by that place for Norfolk. will give
the above reward for experimenting and delivering the
the said runaway me in Richmond if taken Of this
state or one half for securing him in any Jail in the United
States so that can get him. THOMAS COWLES.
April 10. II2-tf
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mo scholar may read tbs rssgh Enyis SONG pas Of ms
" ae zoe. the bald and eonie'sedy bad latin Magma Char
TO Learning, but TO Knowledge Liberty
hm also iemembe that in Virginia, value his that pc
uay which would amend the provisions for the
mere purpose OF making their style smooth
ssea' Those who fcenscted this
oy copied the rough parts of from the old 7 which
70 pc an parsphsse OF old English
written, believe In the Norman French.
NoRFoLK, DEcEMarR Al 1890
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Z ING WILLIAM LAND FOR SALE --.i,,- IL.

Ia I'M WILLIAM LAND FOR SALE.-The plan.
HA aiion called Cownes belonging 10 the es,s,s y,
hmuP hyett, dec lying between the Herring creek and
,ne Mat'apony river, and about miles above Ayets
"ae-house WIZ be publicly sold at Ayles are house
ON Saturday the 10Th of May next-his tract contains
ooo acres oil land about third of which is creek and
iVer low grounds and the balance oil very good high
enu ne improvements on the tract are amply suiTi-
cicn Tor all farming purposes aud the comfortable ac
COMMUNICATION oil family; and the land will be shown TO
any person wishing TO purchase il, any time before the
DAY oil sale by the subscriber who lives the
Inc er"s OF sale $4,000 to be paid on the first dsy
OF January next and the balance the first day of
1850 The purchaser Of this land will have the priv.
ege oil seeding wheat upon il fall and entire pos
session WIZ be gwen on his making the first payment
p. AYLETT, Ex'or OF p. .Hyiett dec
Montville, March H. I0i -,,,d
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A NUMBER OF sprighuy, active and industrious Boys
IA and Girls from twelve to sixteen years Of age NAV
lind employment at the Richmond Cotton Factory
Those who will engage TO remain long enough to learn
the business and who by attention and general propety
oil conduct, will manifest disposition to improve Them
selves, will find much TO their interest, and will re-
ceve such instruction Ms will be useful to them hereafter
The attention OF parents aud guardians is called TO this
subject. THOS JELIIS
agent Of Richmond Manufacturing Company
April IS. Iil-at
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April 2

Monday the 18th February, the Stage Coach from
~ Richmond TO Fredericksburg will commence run
ming daily, and arrive the evening at Washington
City by the splendid Steamboat Sydney.-From wash
ngton, to Baltimore and Philadelphia, the lines will com
mence on the day Travellers from the North and
South will lind no delay. E. PORTER s. Co.
February 10 92-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-04-26

by The Governor Of the Commonwealth of Virginia
PROCLAMATION

PROCLAMATION:
having been represented to me by one the Coroner.
IL Tor the County of Prince George that ON the sih inst
murder was committed upon the body of LEWIS DAN.
IEL' by certain WILLIAM SIMMONS, who immedi
John Floyd, Governor OF the Commonwealth of VIRGINIA
nave thought fit TO offer reward OF One-hundred and
fVy D0Hdrs TO any person persons Who will appre-
nenu me said VILLAIN Summons, and convey him TO the
jail OF Prince George County aforesaid: And moreover
require all Officers both civil aud military and the
Soou people oil the commonwealth use their bost en-,
10 cause the said Simmons TO be arrested that he
may be dealt with as the law directs
TSeal1 Given under my hand Governor and unde,
The lesser seal of the commonwealth at Rich.
mohd, this 10Th day OF April, 1888 JOHN FLOYD
lhe SAID Simmons is about forty years of age OF
stature red compile xion, high forehead hair quite
though originally Of a redisl cast 90
April 10. IIo-wa
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April II.

ID FOR SALE.-A most valuable tract of land is
"A Tor sale, containing BAT l-2 acres upon Big Cub
Creek in Charlotte county lying the public road lead
ing from Prince Edward Cour, House to Campbell Court
House, and McKnneys old store five mile. below
the Red House The land lies WE'LL and about one third
Is excellent low groundsand the soil is well adapted to
the culture OF tobacco and all kinds of grain common i'm
this section of the country About third yet to clear
The owner resides the land and is anxious TO SELL The
payments VIII be, halt cash, and credit Of twelve
months will be given for the balance on the
giving bond with approved security is deemed unne
ccssay TO give further description OF the land as those
wishing TO purchase, will first wish view it, which will
be shewn them at any time by the subscriber.
HARVEY PAULETT.
charlotte, March 3d. 1888 l07-St
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-04-26

yANihS RIVER LAND FOR AALa4,-spO acres of
- land in the county Of Abemarle about two miles by
water above the nourshing little village Of Scosville
About 200 Of the land river low gouDds
hne quality The highland is also Of excellent quality
There is on this land large dwelling house, nearly built
but unfinished VIM. Scott, living the land, will shew
1t to any person disposed to purchase. c. A. SCOTT
Buckingham, llth January, 1882. 76-2awu
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a GENTLEMAN is DESTROYS OF purchasing Tor. his
IA o,cn use, thirty efficient field hands. Any person
having such negroes to dispose Of will do well apply
Major Lawrence Lewis, near Alexandris, ID. c.
April ~. lIn-6i