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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-03-29
March Is.

N AT rules holden i'm
n the Clerks office of the county cour, of CbarIotta 81
the 4h day of March, 1888:
Charles NJ. Anderson and Frances his wife, fsrmerlx
Frances stern, and Melville Stern, an infant under the age
OF one and twenty years, Pi,a,.
against
William Howson and Doro,hea his wife, George Jordan
and'Susan his wife, Lawrence B. Stern. France, Si.rn
william u. Stern, John b. Baker and Elizabeth his vito.
and john Park and Agnoss his wife, Deft,.
The defendants, " lillian Howson and Doro,hea hi, wife
George Jordan and Susan his wife, and Frances Stern not
having entered their appearance according 10 the act of
assembly, anu the rules OF this court, and II appearing
ants oil this Sate-On the motion of the plaintiffs by eoun-
sci, II IS ordered that the said defendants do appear hero
on the hrst Monday in lure next, and enter their appear
ance and answer the plaintiffs bill, and give security for
performing the decree Of the court; and that a copy OF this
order be inserted in some paper published in the city OF
Richmond, for two months successfully, and posted at the
front door OF the Court House of this county.
A Copy-WINSLOW ROBINSON, C,
March Is. IO2-u7w~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-03-29

Preston Smith, Giles r. Hallam, William G. Pendlo.
ton, George Richardson and Benz. Green, Defts.
This cause came on this day to be heard, on the bill
taken for confessed as TO all the defendants and an exhibit,
and was argued by the plaintiffs counsel. On ~considera-
ton whereof, the Court doth order, that the defendant,
Preston Smith, do render an account Of his transaction,
as trustee under the deed Of trust in the bill mentioned,
before The Commissioners OF this Court, who are directed
TO examine, state and settle the same, and make report
thereof to the court, with any matters specially stated,
deemed pertinent by himself, or which may be required
by the parties to be so stated. A copy. 1este,
J. ROBINSON, {. C..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-03-29

N ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Rules held in the
n Clerks office Of the Circui, superior Court of Law
and Chancery for the county of II anoyer, on tile 9Th dav
OF March, 1888:
Jesse winn, late High Sheriff of the county Of Hanover.
10 whom the estate oil John Richardson, decd. with his nun
cupative will annexed. unsdministered by Francis W.
Scott, hath been committed for administration, Pltf.
Judith Richardson, widow Of John Richardson. decd
Jane Hooker, Martha, Mourning, James 49, Joseph T..
Mary, Nancy, Julius r., Sandy, Dice, and Jane Mayo,
heirs OF Jane Mayo, a sister Of the said John Richardson.
decd; Jane Hatcher, John Coleburn, 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 Whitlock, the husband and heirs of Hannah Whit
lock, Robert l.. Puliam, Thompson w. Pulliam. Peter
Wade, and Sally his wife, who was Sally Puliam, William
5. cambridge, and Nancy his wife, who was Nancy Pull
liam, the heirs of Mourning Pulliam, Beverly Glenn. ans
Sally his wife, who was Sally Richardson, Richardson.
\ nG"pI s" and Sohh Mayo, - - Beam, and Sarah his
his vile, who was Mourning Mayo, and Osborne Mayo.
and Nancy his wife, who was Nancy Mayo. the heirs Of
Betsy Mayo. and William Kcnnon, Richard Kennon. and
John Kennon, Archibald Coleman, and Peasants p. Co,l-
man, Mordecai Hammonds, and Martha his wife, Sarah
!. Cate, Isaiah Cate, and Ursula Cate, the husband and
heirs OF Ursula Kate, who was Ursula Richardson.
The Defendants, Martha, Mourning, James G., Joseph.
T., Mary, Nancy, Julius r., Sandy, Dice and Japs
Mayo, heirs OF Jane Mayo, Jane Hatcher, John Coleman
and Sarah his wife, Richard, James, John and Robert
Mayo. David Mason and Hannah his wife, Lott Chitwood
and Mary his wife, Thomas whitlock, 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
Nennon. Richard kennon, John Kennon, Archibald Cole
man, Pleasant =. Coleman, Moriecia Hammends and
Martha his wife, Sarah p. Cate, Isaiah Cate and Ursula
Cate, not having entered their appearance, and given Sc
eurity according to the act of Assembly,, and the rules Of
THIS Court, and ii appearing to the satisfaction of the Court,
tnat they are not inhabitants OF this country-on the motion
OF the Plainnh, 1t is ordered, that tho said last named de-
iendants, do appear here, on tho first Monday in Juno
next, and answer the plaintiffs bill: and that a COPY of this
order be forthwith inserted in some newspaper published
IN the city OF Richmond, for two months succe ssively, and.
that another copy be posted at the front door of the Court
mouse oil this county, A Copy. Teste,
PHILIP B. WINSTON, c. c.
March Is. IO2-vev
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-12-18

IL was young man, then. I had
Just returned from . acruise, with plenty
Of prize-money, and went ON shore TO
have . spree. Il was at public house
i little out Of Portsmouih thai I 6rst saw
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-12-18
To my Mother.

To my Mother.
ny Mother thou art far from me,
And when feel
'Ihst oscs prsttlcd roand Thy knee,
And vas from every sorrow tree,
Tho tear drops steal.
When tkes vast near no painful thought
Coald cloud my brow,
But Psaes-a mantle richly ffaught--
with hops-by inspiration caught,
Would DER mo throw.
Far, Ear from thee my path tread,
And there is none
When sickness comes, around my bed
To watch, and baths my aching head,
No! I'm alone
But MsrSsr, The my 10, is cast,
So far from thee,
Yet rscallec;ion Of the past, W
Upon my memosy Aow 90 fast,
That must be.
Cold - the grave when this shall cease
To be my prayer
That al thy blsssngs may iusrease--
That thou mighsss walk in paths Of peace,
And free from care.
When death shali summon thee away,
o! then mayI
De near, Thy kindness to repav,
And round Thy bed 10 watch and pray,
And close thine ave
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-12-18

twill Be seen that the following letters
bear dsss Of leos--ths last We publishsd
bore dsts Of I707-.ths intermediate letters
We knew not for what Ssssss have not sp.
Peared. The next letter that 10 numbered
sPpssn under The rsmasks below from the
Court Journal--commssoing With Latter 30.
o0nREsroHDnuCD or uAPOLBON
lt1 And JosEPHxun. W
From he Lendon Court IsssvnGl, Sept H.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-12-18
Hc NgR W



tn
or ~ PAINS .. socxwELL-
Tas ssns Of many days hsvo rolled
Their weary journeys over; -
And still my thoughts thoir'treasures fold,
And ssill am lover.
Ny soul delights In that domain
In which thy charms have bound IL,
And hsgs with joy The golden chain
Which thou hast thrown around Il.
Mystsrious power OF Love! This heart
Was ooId a. Gresnland's OCEAN,
And row its crimson :ountains start
( Dslirious with emotion;
In all my drsams thy presence seems
MY path oflifs 10 tighten,
And every hour thy angel po~sr
With some new charm 70 brighten.
In msmorys record Of tho past,
Thsrs shine . few dim pleasures,
And hops's bright waves before me cast
Their gifls Of pearls and Treasures
Butshoo, dear one, art just a. far
Beyond earth's brightest blossom,
Asyendsr clear and notched star,
That shines on heavens blue bosom.
There are proud hearted ones IN whom
Thy presence wants splsndour;
But thy young fate Of grief and gloom
To mo hath made me tender:
The morning cloud that dimmsd thy light,
And walked thy tears 90 often,
Hath msde Il romance in my sight,
And served my heart 80 often.
] know not why il should be 90 :
But nature so hath made me-
The ssddening hue thy features know
Hath more than al betrayed me
watched thins eye, and al the while
When most sbou feigned st clsdness,
A tssrdrop shons behind the smile,
And elcudsd all with sadness.
love thee for Il for my own
hrisf way hath been 90 lonely;
Few were the gladdening stars tha, shons,
And they far dim ones only;
My spirits path on earth was cast
Through sorrows thick and shady,
but these thy smiles have lit Al last--
Therefore thauk thee, lady!
J thank thee, and Keep with me
Each kindnsss thou hast spoken,
And ODER up heart to thee
By sadness nearly broken.
Hin the smbsrs Of past joys
Thou esnst new joys awaken,
! know bliss that never cloys-
] am net quite forsaksn --
Fsrswsli--ths lingering moments pass
With lsaden feet before me
Ba. In The future : brightsning glass
New jcys ssem gathering o'er me /;
AND IN the brightest scsne that shines
IN oil the deep blue distance,
Tbyfiiry hand wreath entwinss,
To gladden. my existence.
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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-10-09
DIED..

Oh Saturday morning last. Mrs. MARIA snra.
SzY, wife Of Mr. William H. Shirley, in the Goth
year Of her age.
She has left behind her large circle Of reIa.
tives and friends to mourn her loss; but yet they
sorrow not like those s.without hope;" for hav.
ing embraced the Religion Of Jesus in life, she
felt and enjoyed it's comforts. and often looked
forward with pleasing anticipation to that eternal
state Of hiessedness on which she now has enter.
ed.
CHER spirit, freed from esrthly shfail,
Hath gained its promised rest;
Far, far removed from every toll,
She lives forever blest."
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-10-09

hardware.
JONATHAN BUTCHER has received by the brig
Oh Belvidera aud ship Virginia direct from Liverpool
"a PACKAGES, H8RDVARE;
consisting, in part, Of large and handsome assort
ment If plated, brass. and steel Ssddlery,
English bride feathers, double end single
Jspsnned and brig et halter chains
Plated and brass candiesticks
Locks bolts, and screws, Of the various sizes
and descriptions
Copper ard iron coal hods
Brass ard iron.head shnves and tongs
Brass tenders. Of superior quality
Green wire do
Gun locks "A mt and percussion)
Flint lock and percussion guns
Plated door nobs and bell pulls
Blacksmiths' vices. brigh' and black
Do sedge and hand hammers
Mouse. hole anvils, genuine quality
Wrought nails. Of the various sizes
Clasp and cout nails
Copper and iron pump locks
Also, sheet aud hoop iron, of the usual sizes
which, with his former stock, renders his assort
ment very complete, and which he offers low tor
Cash or to punctual customers
He has also on hand few Smiths Bellows. 4
Sizes Of superior quality. oet9-es3w
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-10-09
Information wanted.

HANNAH LOMAX, free girl Of color, Of yellow
j complexion, about sixteen years Of age. short
and stout made. and daughter of the subscriber, also
Martha Barker, another free girl of color mulstto,
about The same age, AID rather taller with short or
close hail, were persuaded. by some evil disposed
person or persons to leave their home about week
ago. since when they have not been heard from; and
the writer has to fear that they have gone off
with one OF the traders having understood that they
were in jail in Richmond, Virginia. She humbly sup
pcatcs the aid and influence of the humane, to pre-
vent their (or either Of them) being kidnapped, and
TO restore 10 her her lost child and the child Of
old and afflicted grandmother.
CATHERINE LOMAX,
free woman Of color, Of Alexandra.
IS. Printers friendly to the poor and friendiess
will please insert the above oct 81
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-10-09

e& The Journeymen Mechanics Of all the
different branches respectfully requested 10 attend
me citing to be held atthe Nechanics' Hall Friday
Evening, the 18th instant at o'clock for the pur-
pose oftakng into consideration the necessity OF form
ing Trade Union Society. aug 9-S
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-10-09
MARINE LIST.
ARRIVED. OcroBER 8,

ARRIVED. OcrosER 8,
Schr. Francis, Chase: Boston; moIasses, Hops
&c. to A. c. Cazenove and Co. and freight tor
the District
Schr. Palestine. Allen. Patuxent River; To.
bacco to VIM FowIe & Co. Passed at Smiths
Point, brig bound up.
Schr. Susan, Beverly, Patuxent River; To-
bacco to II. Danger6ed.
Sehr. Laura, Garner, Machodoc; Wheat to
Geo. Johnson 4 Co.
schr. White Oak, Southland, Occoquan; Flour
J. 81. H Janney.
Scbr. Victor, Washington. Machodoe; Corn
to master.
Sloop Dademia, Booth, Boyd's Hole; Corn to
Geo. Johnson & Co.
Sioop Water Witch, Fendall, Boyd's Hole;
Corn to the master.
SAILED,
Schr. Virginia; Elliott, New York.
Wind N. West.
Brig Ann Maria, Rice, touched at Rio 10Th
August and sailed for River La Plata.
Schr. Diana, Clough, from Alexandria, at
Norfolk 4th
Schr. Napoleon. Radcliffe, from Alexandria
bound to New York do do-put in on account OF
head winds.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-10-09

MerinO Bucks.
NOR sale, several BUCKS, warranted unmixed from
II the purest races of FINE WOOL SPANISH
FLOCKS bred from the Imported sock, by General
Mason on his Island, With tho Flock. transferred
to his seat at this place. where they may be seen.
JOSEPH TARMAN, Overseer.
Clermont. Fairfax County, sept Is.
Nors.-The last shearing of this Flock. washed on
the back sold at IS cents per h. taken from the Farm.
sept 27-eolm
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-10-09
Real Property for exchange or

I'D ENG Inconvenience the proprietor to attend to
I'D property distant from his residence, he would sell
o, etehsnpe for improved property nearer him. the
-, Two story Brick DWELLING HOUSE u
finn LOT in fee simple, on King street. near to
l,l.S Henry street. occupied by Mr. Philip Aooff -
Also the two Brick arebouses and Dwelling Houses
ject to 500 per annum ground rent. If not sold at
private sale, or exchanged proposed; they will be
offered at public sale the 18th day Of November next
on terms liberal to the purchaser. Inquire Of
oct8 SAMUEL 3. HARBOUR Go.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-10-09

Public Bale.

Public Sale.
QY yirtse Of . writ Of 6eri facias Issued BY William
ID Minor, Justice Of the Peace for the County Of
Alexandra, d. c.. and to me directed. shall expose
to public sale, Tuesday, the 5th November ne II q
IL O'Clock. on the premises to the highest bidder fvf
cash. oil the right, title. and interest Of kugusee B.
williams in and to . certain
LOT OF LAND
on which said williams now lives. containing FORTY
ACRES. more u less, subject to his wife's DOVER
taken, by execution, to satisfy debt due Thomas
Tucker, Of said county.
WESLEY cARLTN Constable.
oct l-eot5thNov
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-10-09

Mr.. John Quincy Adams receives from many
Of the public presses in Massachusetts,, the sever.
est castisatiOns. He is now the Ant''Mason'e
candidate for Governor Of that ancient and res
peetabls commonwealth, and, this TACT exposes
him to all the weapons Of his adversarie', who
show very little or no respect to the recollect'o
Of his former elevated situation as President OF the
United States.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-10-09

Mr.. Kendal denies, under his own name, in
The Globe that he IS or ever was concerned in
specializing in the stock Of the Bank OF the Un'-
ted States. lie concludes his letter by the
usual PEAN Of GLoRY to General Jackson.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-10-09

The Springfield Gazette states that John
RoSb, Esq. late chief clerk in the War Depart
Dsnt. Washington, i, appointed Superintendent
Of the U. s. Aruory 10 that town.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-10-09

Strenuous exeftions are about to be made IN
New YOsk to prevent the repeal, BY the Leg's-
ia,ure Of that State, Of the law aSolisbins ,mPri
sonuent for debt. The repeal Of the Law would
exercise most unfortunate influence in d'scour-
aging any further attempt to accomplish this
great reform, which, like all other great changes,
must be expected to occasion partial ineonveui'
snce at first.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-10-09
Notice.

VlHE subscribers, intending removal from Alexan-
l. dria to New York in the course Of very short
time have to ask the favor of all persons indebted
to them to call and settle their respective sceounts ~
their business must be brought to speedy close:
oct 1-dtf JAS. MCKENZIE u Co.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-10-09
Stephen ). Sanger,

N rendering his sincere acknowledgements to his
friends and the public for past patronage, respect
fully informs them that he still continues to manufse'
ture. and has now on hand,
BEDS, MATTRESSES, SOFAS & CHAIRS,
AND CABINET FURNITURE,
of good materials and workmanship, which he will dis
pose of upon reasonable terms
The public are solicited TO CALI before they pur
chase else where, at his
UPHOI.STERING AND CABINET WARE.
ROOM,
on King street, between Columbus and Henry streets.
where he will sstis ctory all orders for art
Giles in either the above branches Repairs in either
line done neat cheap, and eIpeditiousy.
oct 8-tf
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-10-09

Unique Mode Of Murder! The following ar
aee appears in the last Arkansas Gazette But
for the names which are attached to It, and the
circumstantial detail Of facts, We should at once
pronounce it fiction. These men, whoever
they are, have no common talent for planning
murder.
Fort SMITH, AUG. 51st, 1885.
Mr. WoopRrrF-Sir: One Of the most da-
ring outrages, aud attempts to murder, vas COM
mtted In this place. on Tuesday night last, that
ever VAS witnessed in any civilized country
The following is a true statement Of facts, which
Will be attested to at our Circuit Court.
% the evening above mentioned, nv brother,
"yself, and Mr.. Carter. who has been in my
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-10-09
AttsntionV VOLUNTEERED!

4 QUARTERLY NEE TING Of the Company WI
~ be held on Thursday evening, 10th inst At
O'Clock, in the Town Hall. BY order.
octs-3t JAMES DUNLAP. sec'y
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-10-09

The Globe copies all the remarks OF the slang
uhangsrs against the Bank. but they are most
lamentably deficient in spirit and originality
They are worse than "a thrice told tale, vexlng
the dull ears Of drowsy man."
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-10-09

UP The communication Of "A Mechanic"
will be inserted in our next.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-10-09

For Rent.
f::Hl A two story FRAME DWELLING Rouse
fslI on the north side Of Prince street, eornerng 90
an aiIey opposite Mr. John Churchman's-the front
fitted up for shop. Possession to morrow Inquire
of ISAAC ROBBINS.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-10-09

Yesterday was a warm day in PHILADELPHIA
We shall be able, perhaps, to communicate q
,.,uI, Of the election in to morrow's paper.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-09-27


MIR EDITOR: III looking over the n atoDaI Intelli.
geneeI OF me I'm inst, happened TO my eye up
on communication headed The "Pubiic Sentiment IN
p"g"io; and being DESTROYS 10 know what opn.
lons hah been espoused by the sold Dominion, which
were oo hither too known her citizens, and the people
OF The Union generally, OF course perused the piece
headed The "Pubtie Sentiment in pTginia" expecting
ihererom TO hear OF great of
Ell persoDages who had been delegated from every por
uon OF The State TO make known officially her "pnbic
Senhment but TO my utter Disappointment and IL .yust
sscersined IL 90 be communication from small nari
Of little squad OF persons who had assembled In Ran,
hammock and passed resolutions favorable In rens a
Of The u Bank charter, which they had The pre,unp-
ton TO publish as the sentiments Of the people Of Ibis Com
monwesth Nothing, in my opinion Is more insulting 10
tne n'egeh community OF this State than 10 have their
opinions mus knowingly nsrepresented; the more part.
cy so' "nen u mas well known that rest and over.
s"Jss Joriiy Of the people Of the Old Dominion sre
oeSoy opposed 10 The present u. s. Bank or TO re-
Ts, " us enarter, IN any shape whatever
rs merely to sppse The people that The piece head.
81 we FuoHe Sentiment in Pirginid is far very far
o os,ng the true sentiments entertained by great ma
lony OF her citizens, but merely the sentiment OF feD
Ibovduas who assembled for the osensibs purpose q,
mi nfw ..l.af.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-09-27

press 10 those whom the laws and biz own choice have
his associates in the OF the Govern
nen his opinion OF their duties under a.
they arise IL 10 this right he exercises Far be II
from him expect or require, that any member Of the
Cabinet should at his request order dctaon do any
which he believes unlawful In his conscience con-
them, and from his fellow citizens In
general he desires only that aid and support which then
reason approves and their conscience sanctions.
la the remarks he has made this amportant ques-
on he trusts the Secretary Of the Treasury will
~ the frank aud respectful declaration. Of the opinions
which the President has formed OF great
ona interest deeply affecting the character and useful
OF his administrations; and spirit Of dicts'ion
which tho President would be careful TO avoid,
dy resist HAPPY will he be, the facts now disclosed
produce uniformity OF opinion and unity Of action among
the members OF the adninstr alton.
The President again repeats that he begs his cabinet
TO consider the proposed his own IN the sup
port OF which he shall require one Of chem to make
sacrifice OF opinion principle. Its responsibility has
been assumed, alter the most mature dcbcraon aud re-
iecion as ne ccssary TO preserve tile moral OF the pto
pie, the freedom Of the press and the purity oil the elec-
tive fsnchse without which all will unite in saying, that
the blood AMI expended. by iorefahers in the
establishment OF our happy system OF Government will
have been vain and iruess Under these convictions he
feels that measure Sc important TO the American people
cannot be commenced too soou and he therefore names
The rst day OF October next period proper Tor the
change Of the depoes provided the necessary
arrangements with the State Banks "a he made.
ANDREW JACKSON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-09-27

Henry C7oy.-Tbe Lexington In'eir encer, says
learn bat the Fon n. lay aud Lady contemplate
leaving his city Tor The Ess Monday next We also
understand that they design, previous 10 the commeDcr-
leni Of The session OF Iess, visit friends in
Phiiadelps and will extend their journey lar Bos
ton"