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Delaware State journal, advertiser and star. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1832-1833, 1833-05-21

The BeverendJ Jason Lathrop advertises
his wife in the Oswcgo Press, as a run
away, and cautions the public against
trusting her. A correspondent OF the
same paper answers the advertisement,
and alleges that she is an estimable lady
and member of the church, and that
her husband has treated her with cruel
ty. A committee of the church, con-
vinced of the propriety of her conduct,
had offered to support her.
A small house was burnt at Marlbo-
-omch. NJ IT intha aftarnco~> weak o,
two since, young children were alone
in the house, the mother being at {
neighbor's A brave little fellow, 10
years old, offered to go in after the chill
dren, but the neighbors, who had collect
ed, attempted to discourage him, deem
ing the experiment too hazardous. He
however, boldly persisted, and extricat
ed the two children, one by one, who
had crawled under the sink for safety
and got out himself before the roof fel
in.
Delaware State journal, advertiser and star. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1832-1833, 1833-05-21

|Divid'd on rail road stock, which
is in the hands of Com'rs SlOO.
Delaware State journal, advertiser and star. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1832-1833, 1833-05-21

1t is stated that Asbury Dickens, Chief
Clerk of the Treasury Department, is to be
transferred to the Chief Clcrkship of the
State Department, vice Daniel Brent, ap
pointed Consul to France.
Delaware State journal, advertiser and star. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1832-1833, 1833-05-21

Col. r. NJ. JoHNsoN.-The Cincinnati
Commercial Advertiser of the 25th ult.
states that Col. Johnson addressed the people
of Covngton on the Monday proceeding.
The Editor, who was present on the occa-
sion gives the following account of the Colo
ncl's Speech.
.srhe small building in which the meeting
was held, was crowded. The Colonel rose
and addressed them. The object OF his
speech appeared to be to impress upon the
minds of his constituents the great services
Delaware State journal, advertiser and star. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1832-1833, 1833-05-21

INTERCHANGE OF VIsITs.-It is stated in
the Lexington Ky. Observer and Report.
er, that Mr.. Clay intends visiting Boston
during the ensuing summer, probably in the
month of July, and that Mr.. Webster is ex-
pected to visit Lexington in the month OF
June We hope and we presume Mr.
Webster will extend his journey to len
ncssee, and we can venture to assure him,
that notwithstanding any collisions which
may have taken place between him and an
administration to which the people general
ly in this quarter are closely attached-not-
withstandlng any differences of political SEN
timent and feeling, he would be no where
more cordially greeted or kindly received
than by the citizens Of Nashville. The hos
pitalities once extended towards his friend
and fellow citizen, Mr.. Everett, are an ear
nest of the feelings which would be mani
tested to him, on the occasion of friendly
visit. 1t would indeed be an interesting ant
gratifying circumstance if while the people o
Boston are extending courtesles towards th'
chief magistrate of the nation, the favorit'
citizen of Tennessee, the people of Nash
willie should be vieing with their eastern
b, ethren in the manifestation of good feel
ing by the hearty offering of polite attention
to the great man of tbs east, the pride an'
the bost of Massachusetts. --.NaShUiHe Ban
ner.
Delaware State journal, advertiser and star. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1832-1833, 1833-05-21

Soap Leg has been accidentally dis
covered by soap boiler to be excellent
for garden walks or houseyards. lie
| spreads it in a wet state the black sui
phurus residum of the ley tubs on the
alleys of his gardcn-which would not
raise any grass or weeds afterwards,
nor permit any growth within some
inches of the place. Delighted with
the discovery, he had merely to put g
Towering of the sand over the refuse &c
obtain the finest walks possiblc-anc
having had occasion to repavc his yard
he used the like soft refuse insterd o
mortar, which soon hardened and &C
mented the stones so well that the heav
lest carriages occasioned no disjust
mcnt.-Rev. EEcy, apud Silliman.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-08-09

n UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND-The Lectures
- IN the Medical Department of this Institution will
commence on the last Monday of October and continue
until the first OF March.
NATHANIEL Porter, NJ. d. Pathology and the
Practice OF vi edicne.
RICHARD WILMor HALL, M d. Obstetrics and
the Diseases of Women and Children
NATHAN r. SMITH NJ. ID. Surgery
JULIUS T. DUCATEL, NJ. d. Chemistry and Phar.
macy.
u. GEDDINGs, Nj. D. Anatomy and Physiology
RoBLEY DUNGLIsoN, NJ. ID. Maeria Medica, The
rapentcs Hygiene and Medical Jurisprudence.
Clinical Lectures will be given the Baltimore mfr
mary ny The Professors oil the Practice of Medicine and
Surgery.
Candidates for the Degree of Doctor Medicine are re
CURED TO attend two full of the Lectures OF each
Professor III this institution, having attended full
course IN some other respectable school where the
branches are taught, second in this Those students
however, who have already attended course of Lectures
in the University of Maryland will be allowed the priv.
lege of graduation under the former regulations The
Matriculalon Fee has been abolished
E. GEDDINGS, NJ. D., Dean.
baltimore, lOth July, 1883 24-lawtNoy. .
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-08-09

I'm CHANCERY--vInsIrIA n. chosit su,s
rio, Court Of Law and Chsnesry for Hsnrcs county.
Reuben Bende, administrator with the win ANNEXED u
Jane Coutts, deceased, Plaintiff
Sophia Coutts Jane N Cou,ts Thomas T. Bonldin A,
Otis, Edward c. Mayo, James winston, William d. Wsen
adinnistraorof Samuel McCraw, deceased and Edward
Henshaw in his own right and as administrator Of Patrick
This cause in which the bill hath been taken for con-
essed as to all the defendants, except Edward Henshsw
came on this day to be heard the BILL OF the
said defendants replication and exhibits and was argued
by counse consideration whereof the Court doth or
der aud direct that OF its Commissioners do state an
account OF all the money due from the estate Of Reuben
Cou,s deceased TO the estate OF Jane Couts
an OF her annuity secured her by trust deed
from Reuben Coutts TO Samuel McCraw, James Heron
and Pleasant dated the 10th day of Sep
ember in the year thousand hundred
ty nine, office copy Of which deed is filed as an exhibit
in this cause Also account OF all the duo from
the estate OF Patrick Cous deceased the estate of Jane
Coutts, deceased all and every account existing
due from the estate Of the said Patrick 10 the estate
oil the said Jane Coutts deceased which was secured or
day OF February, thousand eight hundred and twenty
one, executed by the said Patrick Coutts to Thomas
Bouldin and David Roper Trustees, office copy Of
which deed is also filed exhibit in this suit and also
an account Of all money due from the o. the said
Patrick Cou deceased TO the estate OF the said Samue
McCraw, deceased the payment Of which secured
was intended to he secured by the last mentioned deed Of
trust Also an account Of all money paid by the said Pa
trick Cous and bis representatives., account Of tho
"oeo III ueeu executed tho SAID IA
trick Cous TO Benjamin W. Coleman and Asa Otis az
Trustees dated the eighth day Of November thousand
eight hundred and nineteen, Office copy Of which deed
IS also hed as an exhibit in this suit ALSO that the defen
dan', Edward c. Mayo, do render before the
same commissioner OF all payments made by him. if any,
on account OF the purchase money for the property COM
veyed by the said Patrick Cou in his lifetime to tho
said Edward c. Mayo by deed dated the first day of De-
cember one thousand eight hundred and twenty three
Office copy OF which deed also fled exhibit in this
causeail OF which several accounts the said commissions
er Is directed to examines state aud see and TO the Court
report with any matters specially deemed pertinent
by himself which may be required by the parties TO be
SO stated But nothing contained in this order is to pre-
clude the defendant Edward c. Mayo, from filing his am
swer at any time before the first day Of November ne It.
ACopy-Teste. j. ROBINSON, c. G..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-08-09

VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE-In pursn.
ahce OF three several Deeds of Trust one executed
by John ID. boswell and Lilly Ann bis wife, 10 Thomas
boswell and Lucien b. Price, bearing date the 18th dav
OF March, 1881 duly acknowledged and recorded i'm the
clerks Once oil Hanover county, and conveying the fol-
lowing property TO witt tract OF Land in the county OF
Hanover adjoining the lands OF Pleasant Terrell and Pa
trick H. Price, containing by estimation two hundred and
twenty acres; one other tract Little River said
county, containing by survey sixty acres on which
the Mills and lanyard belonging said DoswelD are
suaed and other tract, adjoining the last mentioned
tract lying on both sides OF Little River, known New
Market supposedo contain upwards of fourteen hundred
acres being the same land which the late James Dos
well resided and the following slaves to witt William "a
anner,) Lewis, Matt, Nick, Charlotte Temple and TWO
children Armisead and Mary Venus and three chiIdrcn
John, Dick and Grace Randolph and Isaac son of MIy
Patterson and the future increase of the females Another
executed by said boswell on the 22d day Feb 1892 TO
Glen b. Price and Jno D. Andrews duly and
recorded in the Clerks Office of the same county and
veyng the following property, TO wit bright skin bow
lom one hundred barrels corn, twenty head of cattle
Steers incuded twenty head Of sheep five feather beds
and two road wagons. And other Deed, bearing
date the 9TH day OF March, 1888, by said Dos
wen to Lucien b. Price aud Charles W. Dsbney, duly
acknowledged and recorded in the Clerks office of the
same county, and conveying The following property Chat
Is to say) hive horses, six mules colts twenty sheen
nifty hogs, all cattle not heretofore conveyed carts and
farming utensils, some machinery for spinning carmen.
ers tools, crops and provisions, household and kitchen
furniture, blacksms tools, two shot guns and a riff
and all said Doswes dues and credits The Trustees in
the said several Deeds named, will proceed on Tuesday
the 18th day OF October next il fair if not the ne x fair
udyJ DIV INeW MARKET, lne residence OF said boswell 10
sell TO the highest bidder, for cash. all the
property, conveyed TO them aforesaid The propertv
mentioned in the first named Deed being only bound for
the payment of seven thousand dollars with n,ores,
coss--so much of said property will be sold as NAV be
sufficient to satisfy the said amount. The real
VIII be sold IN lots TO suit purchasers Besides The
known value OF the New Market estate for agricultural
and commercial purposes there now on il cotton fac
tory, IN successful operation, under lease for fifteen
years. rom the LIST January next at handsome annual
rent Many considerations light make the pronertv now
advertised worthy OF the attention Of men Of capital and
such are invited to examine for themselves The tile s
considered unimpeacbabe, but only such title will be con-
eyeo' as may be vested in the Trustees by said Deeds
=, BY THE TRUSTEES.
Hanover, Va, July %, 1893 2s-wIJs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-08-09

SALE OF LAND.-In pursuance of decree of the
~ Circuit Superior Court OF Law and Chancery for the
county OF Nelson, pronounced in the Rves against
Austin and Others the undersigned, Commissioner will
proceed 10 SELL at Lovngson in the county OF Nelson on
ednesday, the I'd day of October next TO the highest
bidder, on credit Of Que, wo three aud four years. he
purchaser or purchasers giving bonds with approved
y, and deed of trust the land secure the paw
ments,) tract Of land in the county Of Nelson on the
branches OF the South fork OF Rock6sh River adjoining
The lands OF Norborne Thomas the of Zach Neyi
and others and containing by survey 162 acres and
80 perches This land is all in woods and is well adapted
10 the culture of corn wheat and tobacco.
MAYO CABELL, Commissioner
July 80. 24-wsw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-08-09
ssMslasg n.
arca yar Rx4AlNs rasuso

fFrom tho Albany Afrus1
ADOrESS TO TnE PEARL DIVER.
Ia quest OF wealth, why idy seek
The bluo dePhs o. Tho emf
Tn suuag Snii,o sad iosy c!0ck
nrlOpg not you'h "a thco!
A0l inoutuiuliy ilr grass viii wave
Sccn over tho ieisnttcn grave
NhHrs ihou Wilt colby slcrp;
Taa .l7mp ct lin dccsy IL now
Imp 'rted on thy nsthle brow
Pale seofchef oil tho dtcpl
Thy heath and happiness wurc lost
Whc,e the peafl.oy.,ct dwell =;
tn, . aSei aud sunk,u eye the co..,
OF it9 Requirements tells.
Poor wretch fot sordil hnatis why toll,
Thy-eli nO sholer IN the suoi!
Non bring nom out the htiUcs
Why lcaNe the gay aud p'cisSut cath,
Where dancing iis and flowers have birth,
Aud go whore gems shine!
IL the cold, wiic anil sunless bed
or tho foam crested sea,
Suewn with tho ieljc. of tho dead,
30 a divor, loved by thee z.
Dnrm IL pleasant behold
The ior. Tered bark, aud wasted cold
Giooni IN tho wave worn crllf
Perchnuca the mermaid chains thy ear
Wits music son, ind wildly cloar
From her loyo-bTeoihing shpil.
Tho pears you gather Loy ! will dock
The rnglets OF tho young,
Or iwino around tho swan like neck
On thread OF silver strung;
Whist balmy dew aud showers will lavo
Tho green sod Of thy oarly grave
In Ceylon's distant islc;
That soul which prizes rosy health,
AZ valnorss compared to wealth,
Il misery and vilo
Whom minsling with the glad and gay,
Remember, b!ushing girl
Though clear and beautiful the ray
OF the pale ocean pearl,
Which glisien in thy locks of Jet,
a broken heart with teufs hath wot
The bright aud high priced thing
That health was battcrod for IN. gem
Which decks Thy gorgeous diadcm
Remember, naughty king
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-08-09

&SCOTTSVILLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.-Wil he
~ sold, on Wednesday, the 7h August next in the town
Of Scosve, Albemsre, that large and CONNEXIONS Brick
Buildings belonging to The estate OF Dr. Tandy Morris de-
ceased This house is situated in the business part of the
town, and is sixy-six feet 'front.' and thirty deep-t0o
stories above the basement story is so constructed
to accommodate large iamy-funishes one good store
roomwel adapted TO the sale Of Dry Goods-and Lum.
res high, with excellent cellars This house has been
built within the last three years. and is in good repair with
the necessary It will be divided so as to suit
PuTcnsseIs' y thought advisable on the day OF sale.
TERMs-Tbree equal payments at six. twelve. and
eighteen monthshe purchaser giving bond with APPROX.
ed security and lien the property 10 secure the pay
ment Of the money. p''
ALso.--Two other unimproved Lots in said town.
ihese los WIZ be sold credit of six months the our.
chaser giving bond with approved security
BEVERLY STAPLES, Hd,n'or
oith the tOiH annexed nj DR. Tandv 1forrf.
'uno 20 15--wtds
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AXILL be sold to the highest bidder on the 10Th day
w OF September next, if fair if not the next fair da =
that desirable and well known Land belong ing
the estate Of George Tyler dec containing 500 or 900
acres lying in the county of Spoitsy on the river
lew miles below Carr's Bridge and among the most ,les
rabe farms ON the river-having il a large dwelling
house, kitchen, meat house, dairy house. several most
excellent negro houses, stables barns, houses and
wheat machine. On the day. we shall sell the mill
belonging to the estate The mill is the river, few
miles below Cars Bfi6ge il has pair stones, for corn
pair oil new burs boiling chests of excellent quality
ana IN good repar-We shall the same day, sell one
other tract oil land, in the county OF Louisa adjoining the
above land and MILL We deem il unnecessary TO give
more particular description of the above property think
ing no gentleman will purchase without first vew wing the
premises The property is desirable. We invite all gen
'emen that wish 10 realize money in such property to
give us call, and examine the farm and mill. One
third oil the purchase money will be required the de-
livery oil the deeds the balance in one and two wears
The purchasers TO give bond aud approved security and
deed oil trust TO secure the purchase money. The pur
chaser will be allowed the privilege OF seeding small grain
at tho usual time oil seeding and full given
soon as we can secure the growing crop.
AT the same time, will he sold some valuable blooded
mares and Niles OF the most approved stock of horses rid
ing horses, work horses &c. and superior stock OF cattle
sheep plantation utensils aud many other articles
The above articles will be sold credit OF IL months
on the purchaser giving bond with approved security for
all sums above five dollars and for all sums under five dol
lars cash will be required No property will be removed
until the terms OF the sale shall he complied with
VIM. TYLER, Executors of Geo
JOS. TYLER, Tyler, dec
July H. I9-w4w bw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-08-09
EHUsLlC SALE OF VALUABLE ROANOKE

EEUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE ROANOKE
N LAND.-Tbe Subscriber having positively deter.
mined 10 move 10 the Southwest next Fall, will sell on tho
premises TO The highest bidder on Monday the 18th day OF
August next lair not The next fair day. his Tract Of
OF Roanoke river, six miles south OF Boydou twelve
miles below GAINESVILLE containing Eight hundred and
thirteen Acres-Eghy acres OF which creek and river
bottom. The upland is Of onaty-wej sdaped
to the produce OF the country 100 bushels Of Wbea NAV
be sown TO advantage the ensuing Ills estates
which is within mile OF excellent Manufacturing
Flour mill On the tract is comfortable, convenient
Dwelling House, and necessary ont houses Many other
great advantages might be enumerated, but is deemed
unnecessary. great bargain may be had in this land
Tor Negroes Cash, if early application be made Other.
wise IL will be sold on the day above mentioned 10 the
hghestbd Terms One third OF the purchase money,
cash, the balance in two equal annual payments. Tie
land will be shewn by my brother John Taylor, living
within three miles Of the premises or myself
GEORGE r. TAYLOR
Meckenburg, May27 7--wtds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-08-09
July e

Rf-VIRGINIA-At rules holden in the
Clerks Once OF the Circuit Superior Court of Law
and Chancery for Powhasn county from the Sd 10 the
9Th day OF June inclusive, in the year 1893:
William w. Archer, t plaintiff.
against
John H. Sieger late sheriff Of Powhatan county, and adj
hisrator oil Peter f. Archer dec also as admins.
traitor OF Elizabeth t. Jones' dec John T. Aoseiey Peter
r. Archer Robert Haskns and Martla F. his WIFE, John
A. Archer, John Jones and Sarah r. his wife, Louisa Ca
rone Archer, Mary Ann Archer and Nancy Archer wi
dow OF the said Peter F. Archer, dec, Defendants.
The defendants Peter f. Archer, and John Jones and
Sarah II. his wife, having entered their appearance
and given security according the act OF Assembly and
dence that they inhabitants of This
ON the motion OF the plaintiff by Jno. W. Nash Esq., his
Attorney II ordered that the said Peter F. Archer and
John Jones and Sarah r. his wife, appear before the
Judge oil our said Circuit Court the Court House of the
SAID county, on the first day Of September term next and
answer the bill Of the plaintiff and that copy of this or
DER be forthwith inserted in newspaper published in
Tie city oil Richmond, and continued months sue
cessvey and that another copy be pc:sa at the front
door OF ;i'e Court House OF this county
Copy-Teste R.'F. GRAVES, d. C.
june 20 l5-wSwr
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6 eDnn REWARD.-Ran away from me on the
Cd S9INI 9Th June. 1879 EDW ARD aned Is -

G DAMN REWARD.-Ran from IN on the
- AOO 9Th June, 1888 EDWARD aged IS years
dark complexion inclined TO be round shouldered when
spoken to has down cast of the eyes, of common height
and size. He has always lived in Richmond and was
sold to me few weeks ago, by Mr. David Barclay Of
Richmond, who has owned him for several years His
laher is named Solomon, who belongs TO Mr.. William
Rowett Of Richmond, and there s no doubt but Solomon
has been the of his elopement: and as Mr. r. has
employed his father dayman in Richmond for
years, he has acquired considerable acquaintance with
the crews OF vessels sailing to this port and from that ac
quainance, have doubt he will endeavor TO get him
OIL TO the North some vessel IL is thought that he
may have got away of the following schooners that
sailed on that day from Richmond: the Effort, or George
wheaton for New York; and, in that he should get
away vessel aDdno be returned TO by the owner
master, person who may agent the
will pay the above reward $780, any person whose
evidence may be the of obtaining verdict
Tor damages against the master the vessel who
may he found gulty but ii he should get of without the
knowledge OF the master of the vessel then for his return
TO me- by him, any person acting under his instruction.
the law TO plead for damages will be renouished bv
me- For the apprehension Of Edward, within the limits
OF this State, and his delivery me- at Richmond or SCI
cured in Jail, that get him: will paw $50 re
ward. II he should get out Of The limits of this State
will pay 5000 reward TO any person who will inform me
where he is, provided get bin, am to be Al
any trouble expence that may be necessary in obtain
ing him. provided he should be taken out of the limits of
this State therefore any person knowing where he is will
please forward me The Information by mail TO Richmond
Gentlemen living in the Northern States who are VviIng
to support the rights Of the Constitution of the
ing States are respectfully requested to notice this sdver
ussmenI LEWIS A. COLLIER.
June ~ I1--wtf
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CoMMIssIoNER's Orr1cE.

-, NIcnl0hu, ON July, 1883.
The parties concerned in the execution of the fore
order OF Court will take notice, that have appointed
Monday the oh day oil September next for their attend
the matters referred by the said order on which ay bv
ten o'clock A. M, thsy hereby required to sisnj
with their accounts proofs and office copies OF all neces-
sary Court papers. JNO SHORE, Com'r.
Cir. Sup. Co. L. & G. Henrico.
July &c. 23-wev
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-08-09

6STAW BERRY PLAIN FOR RENT.-On Thurs.
~ day. the 18th OF August, shall rent 10 the highest
bidder, on the premises, this farm in Curle's Neck with
me privilege OF following and seeding crop of wheat
POSSESSION Will be given on the 81 January next.
SAML. NJ BOCKUIS, Trustee.
August 2. 25-td
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-08-09

MH ESSRS. James Il. Norris, TtiHialn Morris and
1VH James or Thomas u. Richardson: You not being
inhabitants OF this State will please take notice.
shall on Monday the 9Th day OF September, 1888 at the
Court house OF Buckingham county, between the hours
oi 10 O'Clock in the morning and in the evening take
the deposition OF Samuel Ford aud Others be read as
evidence in suit in Chancery, now pending in the Cir
cult Superior Court of Law and Chancery for Bucknp
ham county, in which plaintiff and you and others
defendants. Yours, SC. JOHN MORGAN.
July %. 23-wAws
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-08-09

FE0o Gabriel Min,er and Nancy his wife, Joseph Min
IL ter aud Elizabeth his wife, Charles Cosby, Oyeron
Cosby, VIM ii. Cosby, Josiah Cosby, Mary Bag5y Rich
ard M Cosby, Archibald Cosby, Abner Cosby, James
Cosby or those claiming under him. and Martha Cosby
You are requested TO forward forthwith and receive
the amounts to which you severay entitled, and now
III my hands IA Commissioner, arising from the sale of
tract OF land formerly belonging TO Charles Cosby dec
and made agreeaby 10 decree OF the County Court OF
Powhatan for your benefit. FRS S SAMPSON
Powhatan, July Sth 1888 2I-w6t@