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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-05-03

INVALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE-The sub
scrber intending to TO the West offers for
sale The Fall and Upper Factory Mills, situated the
North Anna River and about miles apart The Fall
short time be in complete order for -four Sc
There pair Of corn stones of wheat breaker
wool carding machine, cotton gin, MILL boiling cloth,
SCREEN SC, The upper mill has pair of excellent
and wheat stones, boiling cloth, screen, &c. attached
each mill small lot of Land oil about thirty acres upon
which are dwelling houses. great bargain can be had
for cash. half cash and the balance in twelve months
Apply TO LEWIS MADISON,
April &c. 1l14-3tH1 At Fall Mills, Caroline.
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OF Virginia. subscribe the stock OF the James River
nawha Company"
BE enacted by the General assembly, That the Pre-
sdent and Directors Of the Bank of Virginia by and with
the assent OF the stockholders of that Bank duly given
general meeting, and the President and Directors OF the
Farmers Bank of Virginia, by and with the Of the
stockholders OF that Rank, duly given in general meeting
shall each have full power and authority subscribe
any number OF shares OF the stock OF the James River and
kanawha Company, not exceeding five thousand and
each OF the Banks subscribing may hold and enjoy sell
and transfer the stock subscribed for upon the
and conditions other stockholders in the said company
Provided that the assent OF the stockholders hereby
CURED shall be given at general meeting called for the
special purpose OF taking into consideration the provisions
of this BILL after due notice thereof given in the manner
provided by the respective charters OF the Banks-and that
such shall be valid unless majority OF all the
votes which the stockholders for the time being of the
said Banks respectively may lawfully give shall concur
therein.
This shall and be in force from and after
the passage thereof.
An authorizing Bank Virginia Farmers Bank of
Virginia, TO inctease their capital stock"
PASSED 4TH MARCH, 1881
whereas an act has been passed by the General Assem-
bly,, authorizing the Bank of Virginia and the Farmers
Bank Of Virginia. subscribe the Stock of the James
River and <anawha Company, number of shares MOI
exceeding five thousand each-and whereas doubts are
entertained by many OF the Stockholders in the said Banks
OF their ability to make such subscription, without re-
ducng their loans to Individuals and thereby producing
Inconvenience TO their customers which may be injurious
10 the commerce OF the State
Be IL therefore enacted, That the Bank of Virginia
aud Farmers Bank Virginia shall each have power 10
augment lis capital stock, to the OF any subscrip
ton which the Stockholders of such Bank may make 10
the capital stock Of the James River aud Kdnawha Com
pany, under the authority of the aforesaid act.
BE IL further enacted, That each OF the aforesaid
Banks shall have authority 10 sell and dispose of such in
creased number of shares in the its President
present Stockholders thereof and their assigns aud the
public convenience.
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THNHE subscriber offer for sale two tracts Of Land call
n ed Edge Hill and Shadwell, lying OIL the Rvanna
river, within TO miles of Charlottesville; each contain
ing $50 OF cleared and 500 Of wood land No part
OF the cared land is waste, all being either in wheat
clover These farms in fine condition fencing
and heart, now producing heavy crops-tbe buildings
are permanent, new and in perfect repair. Indugen
dts with be given. More detailed information will be
furnished to those desiring purchase application in
person. by letter addressed 10 the subscriber Eve
rettsyille, Albemarle. TIL. J. RANDOLPH.
April 10. lll---tIstJun
A NEW LINE OF MAIL STAGES The public
IA informed that the undersigned Proprieofs es.
tablished on January list, Line OF Mail Stages
from Lawrenceville via Boydton aud Carksvile 10 Ha
Ilax, Notwithstanding in connection with Line
Of Stages which established by them at the same
time from the Rail Road at Belheld to Lawrence
vile. The Stages leave Lawtencevie and Halifax on
the days Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays
resting at Boydon night By This route The
ton Is upbroken from the town OF Petersburg Halifax
via the Rail Road 10 Bel6ed, Lawrenceve, &c Stu.
dents going TO aud from Boydon College will find this the
most pleasant and direct route
AVERY & TOMPKINS, Proprietors.
Feb II. 98-0
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-05-03

VALUABLE JAMES RIVER LAND FOR SALE.
The subscriber, wishing TO remove to the South Of
iers for sale his tract of land in Rock castle Neck
James River forty miles above Richmond and four be-
low Gainesville, containing hundred and odd
of which hundred and twenty and half OF
st-rae low grounds the high land (about hundred
acres which is in imber is Of good quality The i'm
provemcnts consist of comfortable two story dwelling
house, having large passage and six The barn
and stable large and substantial, being both built OF
rock The barn is two story high and very capacous,
having frst-rate threshing machine attached to it
There also every other necessary clubhouse, such
tobacco houses, negro quarters, SC. &C. am authorised
to say by my family physician doctor Nash that this is
healthy situation any James River. He has
been practising in my family for the last six years, and
his accounts have not amounted annually TO than
five dollars. Terms will be made accommodating and to
suit the purchaser.
/ refer those who may wish to obtain any Information
respecting this valuable estate, Randolph Harrisop Esq
Senr, of Cumberland James b. Ferguson, William Sal
mon WIN. s. Fowler, OF this county and to Peter Cot
tom, OF Richmond would also sell small OF land
on the Gainesville road, and about mile from the
above tract containing two hundred and fifty acres, hav
ing also comfortable dwelling house, good barn, stable
Sc &C. This place would suit professional gentleman,
with INDEPENDENTLY physician, there is
In the county than twelve miles To il.
TARLTON FLEMING.
md ADril
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-16

The word pigmy must, however, be taken in the
sense of feeble: in its sense Of diminutive. it is
wholly inspplicable; for the young Napoleon. in
that respect, taking rather after the Austrian
than the Corscan race. had shot up in his sunless
nursery to the height of the tallest man. No
story was ever repl.te with more painful interest
than the account Of the obstinate struggle which
this unhappy youth kept up against physical de-
cay; he never complained, never even would ad
nit that he was Ill; finding his voice fail him IN
maneuyring his corps, he would. after the exer'
ton Of review, go and hide his weakness, faint
ing and sinking upon some secret sofa. he was
terrified, poor fellow! lest he should be, on the
very threshold of the world, driven back into his
SOLITARY splendor. Atlength, however, on the
represe ntationYof physician. whom he never
would consult, he was sent to Schon6runn,
where ne died. He had, however, nearly raj.
lied. and if the disease had not advanced to the
extent Of producing severe ORGANIC change, would
perhaps have recovered by a ProPnsed tour to
Naples, and other parts Of Italy The effect on
the mind of the moral prisoner was electric, and
to his diving hour, this journey was his chief hope
add pros pect in the world.
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TooMMusIcArsD.I

In walk, last Sunday evening, through the
Presbyterian buryiug ground, my attention was
attracted TO two head stones, lone Of them a
beautiful white marble. recently erected that
were good deal deIaced by being used STAR
gets to shoot bullets at was at a loss how 10
estimate the moral feelings Of the person who, in
mere wantonness, Ito use no stronger exPression)
shonld comm such an outrage on private pro.
per,y, and under the very shadow, perhaps, OF
visiting angels. A well regulated mind would
tread upon the sod Of grave yard as on conse-
Grated ground. and upon'a grave itself as re'ict
reminding them Of their own mortality. ID.
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The Presidents Opinions in 1880 and 1885. =
The Speech Of Mr.. Daniel Of Kentucky, on the
Force Bill. well deserves to be read, and we shall
speedily afford our readers that gratihcali0n -
Meantime the pith and brevity OF the following
extract will recommend il to the readers peru
sal. Nh Daniel having quoted from the speech
of Mr.. Grundy. on Fuot's Resolution. an unre-
served avowal Of the doctrine OF Nuiflcaiion,
proceeded to charge Gen. Jackson with having at
the same time approved, 10 the mast explicit
manner. the same view. Mr>Danel proceeds:
The doctrines advocated by governor Hayne,
as well as the mode in which they were advo.
Gated, had. at that time, met with the approba-
ton Of the President, as expressed IN direct
terms in letter frun him TO Governor Hayne
The terms employed were as strong as language
can afford. that the speech contained an exposi
ton Of the true principles Of republcanlsm. and
that II should be bound and placed in his library
along with the wor Ks of Thomas Jefferson.
Mr. Bell, Of Tennessee, here rose u his place,
and inquired of Mr. Daniel whether he had Per.
sonal know ledge of The Presidents approval OF
those principles, and Of his COMMUNICATION OF Go'
vernon Haynes speech?
Before Mr.. Daniel could reply,
Hlr. larson, OI worm OdIObstid, iusc VIII HuCH
earnestness, and said, |. from my personal
know ledge. can declare that such is the fact
The President expressed his appreciation OF that
speech to mt. in person.
/ Mr. Bell, add Mr.. Carson having resumed
their seats,
Mr. Daniel proceeded, land said, what he knew
of the Presidents opinions on this subject
was from documents emanating from the Presi-
dents own pen; from the various statements Of
gentlemen whose veracity could not be impeach-
ed, besides Of host Of corroborating circumstan-
ces.
Mr.. d. said that these multiplying doctrines Of
South Carolina had thus received the sanction
and ad vocacy, not only Of the former Senator
from South Carolina, Gov Hayne,) but Of the
Senator from Tennessee, (Mr. Grundy.) They
were approved BY the President himself, until, IN
the downward path ofhis administration. be had
thought 1t fit to abandon every principle which
had brought him into power: economy. retrench.
ment, State riehts-alI which had formed the
watch-ward Of theparty; all had vanished into
thin air. Their substance, at least, was gone,
and all that remained Of them was shadow
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GROCERY LINE.

nr The Bottled wines-uPward' Of ainN I've
packed in cases ofone and two dozen csc" opdc'j
selected from the most approved BRANDS , Iudb, q
tieular Madeira. part Of which late ir'' md BSy
old: Tinta and Burgundy do; sere, ns. ~. sg
Gordon's pure Grape Juice do O,a ani vilbid
Burgundy Ports do. Dry Port; Old h''''
ety Of French and other Wines. .d,eedr
All OF which will be sold at the mo snT & sOS |
GUY ATKINSON H.,.rst|
A-.o,e Fairfax street, A'e''
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ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE.
PUBLISHED AND EDirEO BY
EDGAR SNOW D e n,
Fairfax Street, Opposite the Post Office.

TERMS Daily paper eight dollars per annum. pay
able half yearly Country psper FIVE dollars per
annum Advertisements inserted At the rate OF one
dollar for the first three insertions, and twenty 1--WE
cents for every subsequent insertion.
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Wines, liquors, &C.

VTVHE subscriber, having beea an inp s,o,. ~
i er in WINES for many years, MSS " md ~
Of every description, old and pure IN osr.eted
Also, general assortment OF the oes'
in the
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-16

United States, has ralseo MS reputation 10 hIgn
pitch throughout the Union, as a statesman and
an orator, and adds. :" We think Mr. Rives has
been treated most unfairly by some OF the VIrgi.
MIA papers" This Is unquestionably true; Tor,
although they have published the speech itself.
they are well aware that many readers OF news
papers overlook such long articles. and depend
for their knowledge Of the principles avowed in
them, and the arguments by which they are sus.
tanned, upon an editorial synopsis or comment.
These have been in some instances, with regard
to Mr.. Rives' speech, most unfair aud dlsinge.
nuous perversions Of the text
But Mr.. Rves has been otherwise UNFAIRLY
dealt with, as the following little anecdote will
show. A candidate. on an eiectioneering tour,
in conversation with an intelligent voter, was
astonished to heac that Mr. Rves was educated in
England, & that his speech was trade against re-.
publican principles. and IN favor OF monarchy.
Luckily, the candidate had copy OF the speech
with him, and presented it to the voter, who, on
perusng it, agreed with It most heartily. Some
person had evidently taken advantage Of this
voters ignorance of particular fact, 10 relation
to the personal history OF Mr.. RiVes, to lDiure
him, and through him, those who advocated 81.
milar political principles. -Lynchburg Hrg.
OfunueT. III u not rug o'bSc w hdu oCCdsiou
to notice the result of a suit for SANDER against
Ex.Sherif- Parkins, Of London, which was in.
stituted by citizen Of Albany, and resulted in
verdict Of heavy damages against the defend
ant. The same unruly member which caused its
owner such considerable disbursements. has more
recently involved him in still further trouble
Another suit for SANDER, brought against him by
Mrs. Isabella Bard, was terminated yesterday in
the Circuit Court Of the U. States, BY verdict
for the plaintiff for the sum of Sir thousand fUe
hundred dollars, damages, and costs.
The Plaintiff was widow lady of irreproach.
able character, and the mother Of q large family.
She kept clearinghouse in Park Place. in
which the defendant was for some time an in.
mate, and professed to take great interest in her
welfare. Disappearing. however. Of his manage.
ment, she intrusted to others some business that
she had previously confded to him. Taking Of.
fence, he left her house, and uttered expressions
at various times derogatory to her moral charac-
ter and injurious TO the reputation Of her house.
To vindicate her fame from these aspersions, the
plaintiff appealed to Court Of Justice, with the
results we have stated. -Nev York Com.
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To THE PRESIDENT.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-05
DR.. RELFE's
NotanjcaA drops.

Jsone ofthe most eic.eiou: compounds IN the Ma
,er, Jhcs. for the cure ofthst class ofinveterase
produced by an impure state ofthe blood and
vt,ted ha. body and usually s exhibiting snf%
xn,hon,. Ere fever Sores (even when the bones are
Affected white .wellng. (f applied With DR., JsDs.'
Goim.nt, foul AMI obstinate ulcers sore legs aud eyes
aid head in children, scurvy and scorbutc govt, PIN
ped or esrbuneleJ faces fostering eruptons and vene
rea, ANTS throughout body in which last case the
Drops often cu when mercury fails. They are Also
the bes. spring and sutunnal phvsic, to purify and
cleanse the system from humours which frequently ap
pear at these seasons of the year. They also and the
process of digestion. and by purifying the blood pre-
vent the secretion Of indignant humours on the lungs
The proprietor confidently relies upon the vast mum
Der of cures effected BY these Drops, not only IN bos
ton an ire vicinity, but throughout the Un,on tor IN
best praof Of their excellence rs an unfiliIng se
Ave me icine, in all the cases above specified. hs
article has recently been pronounced by physician
of the irsr respectability, who had witnessed ITS sur
nr;sinp efficacy, as entitled in his opinion to taSe the
lead of all Tie popular articles kaoon for the aeovs con-.
pLns; and indeed it is fast gaming TINS p0'n' !"
lie estimation throughout the country.
Price 81 q Bottle, or Sir Bottles for f5'
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-05
Notice.

Notice.
yyyHE undersigned takes this occasion to inform his
friends ard the public that he has taken the
sxeA HOUSE formerly occupied by Stros
Esas}!.A ther, Williamson. and Barnard. This IS
iS.S ssiHa large and convenient Establishment.
we'll calculated for the accommodation Of
all persons, and particularly for private families.
To those who may think proper to patronize him in
his new vocation the undersigned can safely offer
sssu-ance-the effort to please The house will be in
future known as the AMERICAN HOTEL.
JNO. N. MCCARTHY.
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painful complaint. without going into DETAIL he
deems enoughto that he has in bis the
most undoubted testimonials that it has eompefey
nsrercd for ,chieh IL than any
other popular Medicine.
This remedy is perfectly innocent in its application
to all conditions, ages and sexes Full directions de-
scription of the complaint, &c. accompanying eaeI,
packet, which consists of two boxes, Ointment ana
Eiesuary. Price, 81 for the ~hoe or so cents II out
one ofthe articles is wanted
rranper bv the sole proprietor KIDDER, Immediate
successor to tie late Dr. " Conway For sale At MS
Counting Room, over No &c. Court street, near Con.
cert Hail. Boston, and also by his special appointments
hv WIN. STABLER,
.nre fairflr Street, .7ieraadrid.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-05

SSNHE above ONT nent recommended to the pubic
l. as safe AID certain .emed, Tor those obstinate
diseases, some of which have long bsfe ed the skill
of me.iics science:
LIST White sw hugs of every description;
I'd Sore legs and ulcers ofiong standing,
80 Schrrus .anduai tum ,rs, particularly tho se
hsrdenedt umors w,m.ns breasts, which oftentimes
terminate in liberated cancers;
4th Feions; what son,e people know by the name
Of catarrhs, OF every description.
5'h rheumatic PAIRS oithe joints;
5h Sprsins aud bruises of every description, or In
wh2tever part situate;
aIh letters Of ell kinls. In this complaint the pa
lie ~ IN applying the ointment, must keep the part
out Of water;
9th Chi!olains or parts affected by frost.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-05
~ TO THOSE AFFLICTED WITH
CDRNS.

1NHE celebrated ALBION CORN PLASl Eh a.
lords Instant relief and at the same time dssoives
and draws Corn out by the roots, without the ieas
pain. .;., co.,. ~
their feet do certify that have used the dbi'n Corn
Plaster with complete success Before had u.s. one
box, completely cured Corn ,oheh Ind trou6ied me
those afflicted with tina: painful complaint.
Flushing, l. Feb %. Wh' SHAW
Price so Cents Boz
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-05
Dyspepsia!
OR INDIGESTION,

OF long standing, and Of the most oosi,n s
ekaraeter Aa, been Immediately relieved ana eften
permanently cured variety OF cases 'nat nave DC.
CURED in Boston aud vicinity BY using tor snort
DIR. RELIES VEGETABLE SPEClFiS q
ANTY-BILiOUS PILLS,
both Of which are to be taken together according TO
vL,.bIe nlsi, and practical directions, accompany.
ing the Specific Price so cents each.
y,ne are genuine unless signed on the OUTSIDE
,rinted ,orapper. by tie Vile Proprietor. 4 ktDDEh
ira sea;ate successor 10 the late Dr W. Cntody For
sae at his Counting over No 99, Court street,
near Concert Hail. (Boston and also by his speeiai ''
pointment by N. . ihnLhA,
apr 5 futJdI SFeet, .dieEenupte.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-05
Splendid Furniture.
CHARLES K0DNt.S

CHARLES K00NfS,
Cabinet, Chair and Sofa Maker, King, merit do,,
to the corner Of .4lfred street.
HAS on hand, and eons snlly manufactures pen.
Al raj assortment of
FASHIONABLE CABINET FURNITURE
Which, for lessnce and urab,lty, ieies compe,ocr
hIssrocs. generally consists of
Grecian and plain sofas, couches ndIounges
Mahogany and all ti'vls pf1rsw,ng.room chair,
Grecian, winged and single warirobes
Pedest alend ,iiebos-ls gith Marble tops and mi,o
Gothic and various other ditto
Pier tables. With ns'5'e sai Mahogany tops
Piller and block dining, card and 5reskfasttable.
do claw do do do do
Plain do dol do do do
Centric or loo m
Frenchand variou other bureaus, with sna w,,hop,
mirrors
Ladies iees.ins tables. with and without mirror.
Ditto workstands and music stools
Ditto and gentlemen's abinet. secretaries and boo,
wash~snds, with marble and mahogany tops
Richly carved aud pisn mshogany bird eye, and Gu,
maple and common beadsteads
Cribs, cradles shaving po' table ael
and every other article in the csbinetine
LIKEWISE,
Mahogany ofvsrious kinds, steam sawed, cu,lms
shaded veneers, copalvsInsh, sscking bottoms, cord,
BIDS. ASSES, 50.
The above articles will be disposed offor cashc,,,
punctual persons on the most lbera!terms.
Avery extensive patronage from W ashingtonindy.
ces me to say, that vail ieiverfurniture ANY pu,
chaserin that city free ofexpence.
Turning & Carving executed in thebestiaame,
may 30
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REMEDY FOR
RNeuMatiSm.

xNTE excrucia,ing psin-tbe decreptude and de-
~ fornity, anil the premature Old age, which are
the usual attendants OF this disorder su .red by
m,ny from despair ola cure, disappointment in the
e:acv OF the nun pretended antd ,scs used to
efsct this purpose. But those who have made fair
trialof
DR.. JEBB'S CELEBRATED EMINENT,
even in cases Of long standing, and ofthe most
ch,racter have received .rtan relief and many have
been cured in few days, some in "a hours! num-
Der Of persons in Boston aud vicinity, who fo-
m .ry All ;ted with the Rheumatism. have very fully
tes,iiisl Certificates in possession ofthe Propr
e,or, proving the thorough and surprising cures
by m ans Of this oSerfdl Lniment, in cases where
oh &c approved applications had utterly failed rhe
Linn .at aisp lsel s5h cessf,r Bruises. SPrains,
Nlnpness, Stiffness ofths Joints, Chilolsins, sc.
Price, 50 cts. bottle.
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n. JEBB's CELEBRATED EMINENT,
DUMFRIES'
EYE WATER.

IN)R sore or ,naamed Eyes gives immediate ease
T. and relief On recent sore eyesthe effect 10 most
saiutary. Where the co np'Aint has been OF years
stan ling, and in exceeding bad cases, the most
Unexpected and .rabe relief mas been found in the
use If this Ers wArss after every other remedy had
failed. Many persons who have used it. pronounce it
the hest is,ion for those complaints the: have
ina.ma,ion ofiong standing Price IS cts bottle.
'.'Noneare genuine unless signed the outside
printed wrapper. by the sole proprietor T. KlDDER,
Immediate successor to the late DIR. w. T. ConwAr.-
For sale at ais Counting Room, No. &c. Court st =,
near Concert ds Boston, AMI also by his special ap.
pointment, w. SrABLER
apr Fairfar Street, .fiexandria.
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CHARLES Bennett
HAS received, by ship Maryland. Capt. Morrell.
III direct from Liverpool,
10 bales best Bri port shad and Herring Irvine,
which the manufacturer says is of the very
best quality, and IS for sale on the usual terms.
He has, likewise, received,
Best cotton Rursps
Drab wopjlen Kerseys
Lowell cotton and wool Kerseys
A few pieces best Point Blankets
A few bales best sheeting and shifting Cottons
He has on hsnd,
Very first quality black Italian Lustring
LADIES' English white silk and cotton Hose, best
make
English aad French best PIorentihe vesting, and
velvet misleading
Blue and black superfne Cloths and Kerseymcres
&c. &c
He expects daily consignment Of Bed Ticks and
low priced Cassinetts.
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