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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-07-23

fNCHBORCHL LINE oFSTAGE COACHES.-.On
n the nineteenth day Of July this Line will commence
running daily, from Lynchburgb to the White Sulphur
Springs thus forming connected daily line from Rich
mond TO the White Sulphur Springs
Passengers will find this pleasant route az the rosds
through the mountains good and almost the entire dis
lance performed by daylight
July 10 t2I-6tl THE PRoPRIEToRs.
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MHlO LAND AGENCY-AT CoLUMBUs-Tbe
W Subscribers respectfully inform their numerous
friends in different sections OF the United States and the
public generally, that they have opened Office in the
town OF Columbus, the capital of Ohio, for the purpose
Of attending to the purchase and sale of lands the nav
nent oil taxes redeemDg lands sold taxes and furnish
ing any and all information which may be required con-
corning Ohio lands.
One OF the undersigned has filled the Office of Auditor
The State for eighteen successive years. and the other
mat oil Chiei Clerk in the office for considerable
penod they therefore atter themselves that their pre-
sent acquired knowledge OF the business, and the IA
cles Tor extending it, will render the interest of those
VINO may avail themselves OF their services least as Sc
cure as il could be in any other hands
Letters addressed to either Of will receive prompt
attention RALPH OSBORN,
May IS l6-w6m'J DEMAS ADAMS.
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up UNAWAY IN JAIL-was committed to the Jail
AZ oil Hanover couRty runaway the 10Th day OF
April last negro boy named PERRY who says he was hi
red Tor the by Richard H. Payne Of Henrico
and That he belongs TO the estate OF Francis Undertake.
dec oil whom Granville imberlake the admir- The said
BOY Is about heen or sixteen years old, is bright m.
iao has scar on the under part OF the right jaw occa-
stoned by the cut OF switch and another on the front
about and pantaoons, and old velvet vest The
requested TO come forward prove his property pay aI
lees, and take him awayotherwise he will be dealt with
as the law directs. ,LANEY JONES, ID. S. for
Carter Berkeley Sheriff and Tailor of Hanover Co.
July Is. 2O-wI2w*
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May, 1898.
From tho Now Monthly Magazine
REPOSE OF THE HOLY FAMILY.

REPOSE OF THE Holy FAMILY.
SoSNEr. Br Mrs. HEMANs.
Under palm tree, by tho green old Nile,
Lulled on his mothers breast the young child les
With dove-hko brcnthngs, and tender spo
b. cooling above the sumbcr of his eyes;
And through tho silence of the burning skies,
Lo the dread works OF Esypt's buried kings,
Temple and pyramid boy ond him uso,
Regal aud STILL rs everlasting things.
Vain pomps. from Him. with that puro nowcry choek,
Soft shadowod by his mothers bending head,
now-bor spirit mighty AMI yct meek,
Through tho whole world like vetnaI air shall sproad;
Aud bid all earthly grandours cast tho crown
Before the suffering and the lowly down.
AN ENIGMA.
My complexion dull and dark
= Yet have lovely site
am wingless; but the lark
Through the skies ascrnds not higher:
Griehcss tears cause the fair;
And at my birth dissolve in air.
Upon my word tits quite a joke,
That six such limos should eud in smoke.
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FENHE second session OF the young Ladies School of
III Charlottesville, will commence August LIST. Terms
OF tuition Tor months in English branches SIS; French
Italian and Spanish languages SIS each Miss Fl. W.
boothby will give lessons the Piano Forte SI5 and
In Drawing and Painting at $40 per session of months
he school will be taught house recently erected for
the purpose which will combine every requisite for the
comfort and convenience OF teachers and pupils. The
ladies engaged in instruction. congratulate themselves
upon the continuance of Mrs Kellys cooperation with
them-Ihey will reside with her. and her house will be
open for the reception of those young ladies' whose
may wish TO place them under her care
Terms OF board, including fuel, washing, &c. for s
months 500 Scholars may be for or 10 months
by paying half OF board, and SIS tuition advance
EARLY applications from those who wish TO reside with
Mrs Kelly are requested. Board may be obtained in
0"'' families e. s sTEARNs Instrue,resses
References TO Messrs. A. Garrett o. Morris John r.
Jones' Drs Cooke and Carter, Tho. ]. Randolph and r
w. Gilmer, Esquires.
June ii. lJwtIA
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June 7.

A YOUNG MAN, who has had some experience as
IN leacher, wishes to get employment for the ensuing
year. IN some Academy private family He can offer
ample testimonials OF his ability teach the Greek and
Languages The Mathematics and the different branches Of
good English Education. Letters addressed 10 A. b.
River Bank, post office Orange county Va, will meet
with prompt attention July 16l 2O-laM
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asBEE'R a.
Mucn vrr nrMAirs vNsuNo.''
from the Rockingham Ro:ister.l
COLUMBIAN MELODIES.


from the Rockingham Ro:ister.l
COLUMBIAN MELODIES.
Freedoms sPiris a0'sr ron perish.
Freedoms spitit ne'er can perish
Whilst our heart doth Freedom cherish,
Whilst spark of truth remains,
90 mind unclaimed by chains;
Tyrants may essay their might
Tuning moral day to night,
Edicts, scourgcs, dungeons, all
Fail 10 work fair Fiucdom's Chll.
Freedom, though oppressed she wecps-
Nsve' dies she only seep-,
Fteedoms spirit uc'eI eau perish
Whilst our heart doth freedom chaish.
freedoms Wk can never founder,
Though the ierccst waves surround hsr
And tina tempest in its rage
Nsinly may the warfare wage;
1oss'd about, but injured not,
There is ye. resting spot
There's dove to cheer tho oyc,
Proving AN Ararst nigh;
Aud, surviving storm and gloom,
Freedoms ark doth find home,
Freedoms ak Gun never founder,
Tho tho hercest waves surround her.
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AT the last session of the Legislature of louisiana an
act was passed granting TO James H. Caldwell the sole
and exclusive right, of lighting the city of New Orleans
Eve years.
With reasonably good management This will prove far
more profitable concern than his Theatres, (a OF which
have been lately leased although he has ceeded in
realizing something considerable 10y his Theatrical abors
- FTedeTichsbtyg arena.
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virtue OF decree pronounced by the Circuit Su-
perior Court of law and Chancery, the county
OF Culpeper, the 14th day Of November 1892 in
cause therein depending. in which Robe, Ssnard Aor
ney &c, and others Plaintifs--and John M Patton
surviving Trustee, &C., and others deiendants-he
Subscriber, acting trustee and Special Commissioner
appointed by the Court for that purposewilI expose to
sal, public Auction 10 the highest bidder on the sixth
day OF September, 1899, the premises that valuable
tract Land, lying in the county of CuIpeper, the
RaPid River described in Deed OF Trust from Robert
Patton, Sem deed, to Robert Patton Jr dated the Sd Oc
ober, 1870, as containing 1858 acres, less and
bounded by the lands Of Isaac Willis, William Morton,
Reuben Garne and the Rapidan River.
This highly desirable estate finely adapted TO the
culture OF Wheat and Corn. 1t contains about 700 acres
OF cleared land very large portion of which consists Of
low grounds, productiv on The river The re-
sdue OF the land is well imbered IL will be divided If
necessaryo accommodate pUrchasers-fo for which purpose
1t has been laid of into PARCELS and also into three
parcels by plits which will be exhibited The day OF
SALE and may be seen any time before, by any who
will call on me for that purpose As is supposed that no
one VIII buy without personal examination Of The land
a more particular description is deemed unne cessarv
The terms Of sale will be follows. viz: one fifth TO be
paid in hand or in sixty daysand for that if not paid on
the day. negotiable note with approved endorser and
the discount added viii be required For the residue
credit OF one two and three years will be gycn-each
insIalmen TO bear interest from the day Of sale and The
payment to he secured by bond with approved security
and deed Of trust on the premises. beieYe the title is
selling Commissioner The Court
will not warrant it. JOHN M. PATTON,
Trustee and Special Commissioners
July IS. 2O-w4w
A the instance Of several breeders Of the blood horse
IN a Sweepstake has been opened the following
terms.
BREEDERS SrAKEs.-we, the Subscribers agree 10
Sweepstakes the Fairfield Course Spring Meet
ing 1886, for colts and FLIES then years DID, mile heats
1885, in that $25 only Tonsm the time Of sub.
scrbng, and TO close 2st May 1894 There now Ave
Subscribers RICHARD ADAMS, Pyopyiefog
July2 1G-6t
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10 Francis Ramsay. and Martha his toife, - Har-
per. and Siiier his c1s formerly SiHer Allen, aud
Richard Allen
NOU not being Inhabitants of this Commonw ealth will
IL take notice that on Monday, the Goth day of August
next at the Tavern OF William b. Hobson, at Cumberland
Court House. shall proceed to take the dispositions of
william r. COPELAND, Booker Woodson, Jacob Anderson,
Joseph Palmore, Henry Amos Thomas w. Croyder, Da-
vld Hendrck, Richard Allen r and Edmund Eggleston
to be read in evidence, in depending and un-
determined in the Circuit Superior Court OF Law and
Chancery Tor the County of Cumberland in which cause
Charles Allen yourselves and others plaintiffs, and
Richard A. Guthrey, myself and others defendants
The taking OF the said dispositions, will CONNIE at 10
O'Clock in the morning, and be continued until o'clock in
the evening from day to day, until the whole COM
pleted. SIMEON ALLEN
July o. l8-w4w
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I'm Observation-Disclosures AT Circuit Supe-
ror Court of Law and Chancery, held for the county
Accomack at the Court house thereof ednesday
the 10Th day of May, 1898:
Thomas Z. Maberry and Joseph o. Pollard, Merchants
and partners trading under the firm of Maberry Pol
lard, ISltfs
Against
Philip c. Donley, William Parramore Jr and Levin
Core, Dcfts
This cause came on this day. and being heard upon the
BIZ and answers the defendants, William Pdrramore Jr
and Levin Core, and il appearing TO the Court that the
said Php e. Donley is not inhabtant of this Common
wealth and be served with the process of this
Courit is ihereuPon ordered by the Court that the said
Defendant Philip C. Donley, enter his appearance 10 this
suit on the second day of the this Court and
give security for performing its decree and copy
OF This order be forthwith published in the Richmond En-
quirer and another copy thereof be posted the front
door OF the Court house of Accomack country and be
tnued for two months successfully. A Copy.-Tese
June a. [l1-wSwl THO. r. JOYNES, C. S. C.
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IN CHANCERY-VIRGINIA.- Louisa County
q Court, May Ii, 1885,
William Henry Sims, and Newell Edwin Sims, in
iants and Eliza Ann Sims, by Newell Baker their next
friend, plaintiffs
against
John Sims, ir, Garland Sims, Executor of BENJAMIN
sims, decd, and David Richardson, Defendants
The defendant John Sims, jr, not having entered his
appearance and given security according the act of
Assembly and the Rules Of this Court, and it appearing
TO the satisfaction OF the court that he not an inhab
tan oil Tins STALE on the motion of the plaintiffs by their
counsel, it is ordered that the said John Sims r. do an
pear before the Justices of court the court house
on the second Monday in August next and answer the
plaintiffs BILL and that copy Of this order be forthwith
inserted in some newspaper published in the city of Rich
mond for two months successfully, and posted at the front
door OF the Courthouse Of this county.
Copy Tese, JOHN HUNTER, c. l.. C.
June T. S-WSWS
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ANEcDoTE OF JOHN RANDoLPH.-The Hon. Peter
-, who watch maker, and who had represent.
b county for many years in congress, made a
motion TO amend resolution offered by Mr. Randolph on
the subject OF military duesMr Randolph rose up af-
ter the resolution had been offered, and drawing his
watch from his fob, asked Mr. what o. clock il wa
He told him Sir, replied the orator, you can mend my
watch but not my motions you understand tictcs, but
not tactics"
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IN ERY-VIRGINIA.-At Rules, holden in
the Clerks Office OF the Circuit Superior Court of Law
and Chancey for the County of Buckingham, the third
day OF June, 1888:
John Couch, and Mary his wife, John Couch, adm'or
o. his former wife, Elizabeth Couch, dec'd Thomas 1.
decd, pltff.
against
Robert Rves Robert Carter curator Of the estate of
John Harris, deceased Thomas w. GImer, ddm'or. do
bons non OF Christopher Hudson, dec'd &c.. Nathaniel
Anderson executor administrator heir or distributes of
athanic Anderson, deceased any way representing
the estate OF the said Nathaniel Anderson decd who
was executor of Tho Anderson decd, Thomas Pa,teson
and Sarah his wife, Price Perkins sheriff and a'or of
Samuel Winey, deceased and Price Perkins in his own
right John ). Anderson, and VIM. Anderson, Defts
The defendants, Nathaniel Anderson, Thomas Patteson
and Sarah his wife, and John s. Anderson having en-
tered their appearance AMI given security according 10 the
act oil Assembly and the rules OF this Court and an
pearng, by satisfactory evidence that they not nha
bants OF this counry ii is ordered That the said abb
sent defendants do appear here the first day of the
next September term and the bill of the plaintiff;
and that copy OF this order be forthwith in some
newspaper published in the city of Richmond for two
months SUCCESSFULLY and posted the front door of the
Court house OF this county.
Copy. Teste, II. ELDRIDGE, c. c. s. C.
June z4 I4-wSw (,
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TN CHANcERy--vIRsiS,A In Louisa County
II Court May l4th, 1899:
Novel Baker, plH

I'm CHANCERYA-vrRerNiA- In Louisa County
u Court, May l4th, 1893
Novel Baker, plta
against
John Sims, Jr, Garland Sims. Executor of BENJAMIN
Sims, deceased, and David Richardson, Dts
The defendant John Sims, Jr,, not having entered his
semby and the rules this Court and to the
satisfaction Of the Court, that he is inhsban of this
State on the motion Of the plaintiff by his COUNSEL It Is
dered that the said John Sims Jr do appear before the
Justices Of said Court at the on the SCI
cond Monday in August next, and the PLAINTIFF
BILL and that copy OF this order be forthwith inserted in
two months successfully and posted at the front door Of
the Courthouse Of this county. Copy-Teste.
June 4. [s-wsw'] JNo. HUNTER, C. L. C. C.
I'm CHANCERY-vIRGINIA.-- Hanover County
II Court, April 24th, 1888
Benjamin Hazelgrove, Josiah egrove William Tho
mas, and Susan his wife, who Susan HAzelgroye Will
liam Hazelgrove, John McGhec, and Caroline his wife
who was Caroline Hazelgrove, and James Hazelgroye
Plaintiffs
Elisha Garrett and Jean his wife, who was Jean Hazel
grove Charles Hundley, and Nancy his wife, who was
Nancy Hazelgrove, Martha Hazelgrove, and Mary Pot
ter, and Catharne Potter children of Lucy Potter who
Lucy Hazclgrove the said Catherine being an infant
under the age Of twenty one years, By Philip b. Winston,
her guardian al Item, Defendants
This day came, well the plaintiffs as the defendant
Catharine Potter, by her guardian all Item Aforesaid by
their counsel, and the bill and of the said de-
endant being ed and the other defendants having
entered their appearance and given security according to-
the Act OF Assembly, and the rules of this Court and il
appearing TO the satisfaction of the Court that they are NOT
Inhabitants OF this country-On the motion the plaintiffs
il ordered, that the said defendants, Elisha Garrett and
Jean his wife, Charles Hundley, and Nancy his wife
Martha Hazegove, and Mary Potter, do appear here on
the first day OF July Court next and answer the PLAINTIFF
said Bill and that copy Of this order be forthwith insert
ed in newspaper published N the City Richmond
for two months successfully and that another copy post
ed at the fror door OF the Couth Of this county
May %. 62wsw
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Agriculture.

From the Farmers Register.1
LEAVES FROM A TRAVELLERS NOTE BOOK
Il Yak through Shirley Farm, Nor 2sth. 1882.
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a GLEANEK.
Believing that slch information will be both inere sting
and valuable 10 others who design similar mprov
we have asked, and expect to receive from Mr.
ter an account in detail Of the embankng draining of
his marsh, the cost OF the original work, and the difficult
ties OF It's preservation, together with statement of the
crops and probable profits secured. We also hope 10 OBJ
tain from Dr. Peachy the information he furnish re-
speeding the novel practice Of manurng with the refuse
parts oil castor beans Both these communca atoms will be
presented TO our readers possible after their ar
riva-whch we hope will be early enough for them 10
be included in this number of the Farmers Register
Editor Reg
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-08-31

a nd delights IN carnage and bioo-; 1t Is
this which will cause sorrow that mochs
all consolation. Ii is the worm that new
Ter dIes. To lean on the arm Of tie tot
ltering inebriate-,o sleep on the couch
with the startling, troubled, naddened,
wo-begone, hopeless drunkard-are Inv
ing, are abiding SORROWS tina, can die only
with life itself. And such sorrors poor
woman feels and endures. because she
cannot die-because she is constituted TO
suffer, TIL the at.enuated thread of life has
,hrobbed It's last, When the grave shall
tell It's story, when the last trump Of TIE
archangel shall reanimate the sleeping
dead then, O. then the murdered slain
the thousands, yes, tens of thousands
OF inundated wives, will be swift wit
ness against the cruel assassin, who drop
by drop, has drained the last particle of
blood from the palpitating heart Of her
whom he had sworn To love and cherish
through life, who has wept and hoped
entreated and prayed-till despair has
fastened It's talons, and the angel of mercy
had fed forever,
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'verted INTO despotc governments; and
how many republics hive been eEslav-
ed, by suffering those invested with
authority. gradually, almost impcrcep-
tibiy, 10 add to the power vested in
them by the laws. Machaival. whose
opinion on this subject is good, says
that when men rise to little power,
il is natural TO want more; and there
fore those who would fairly establish
their liberties must form their govern
inent III such manner. as If they sus-
pccted all men by nature more inciin-
ed 10 evil than to good, ooniinirg their
rulers within such bounds as not even
10 leave it in their power to do mis-
chief.
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world, that deserves little or no pity
And there Is a sorrow too deep To &c
soothed. bat IN the res: Of the grave
That the sorrow fe.t bv her who sees
the husband of early at'ections.going fas.
TO the cTuaAar 5 graveyard TO the abo1e.
of black 8ess and darkness forever! We
by and witness tire ampltat,on of a limb
and We NAV pity: but when we see
tha. ths sufsrIl- o, the body Is bu, pre-
lu6e TO the pain that mus; follow; when
We see the teIn. who We have loved, de-
!l.erateiy sacrificing both body ana soul
. Demon that can show 10 ply, to de-
mon hat has slam his tens Of thousands
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Be- AGE o. Df.SP ,TISM.

II must not be: there is no poweria Venice
Can alter decree established:
Twill be recorded as precedent;
And many an error. y The same example,
v Ill rush into the state: it cannot De.
III Government Is an evil. but ii is
~ evii neCcssar, for the convenience
and support Of society; and that Gov
cEunent Is best which il lishtc,t on
tie r epic; which is administered il.
Ike most economical manner. and is
the !as.: Iikel, to become oppressive.
The form Of Government is undoub.-
cdiy the happiest and the best, for an
intelligent community. which sba.e !
on 'he..eIt evident principle that ..ah
power should originate With the
people.
But ambition j. a passion deeply ea-
grated .a'o the mind Of man. il call,
forth all that Is noble ard great. and
All taatis dcbasiD- ard wicked; "b,
'lat sin. angel. fell" Every man is
DESTROYS of gaining distinction among
~, GLOW 'nen. Every man is naturally
de>po.Ic, aud vii! exercise whatever
pow"r ard influence he NAV possess to
lis al! extent, aud rot INDEPENDENTLY he
viii as-grne = power - which he has
no claim. Instances OF this nav be
seen every dav anon. al classes Of
CITIZENS. from the boa,s.ain Of a mer-
chant ship. 10 the commander Of n ssv-
ty-!our: from the petty pedasogue OF
" village school. to tho highest officer
oi Cove Tnment.
aicn - Office should be closely
watched. They are the servants Of
the people, and should be guarded
" III a Jealous eve. Jfthev exercise a
Prerosaiisc which does not belong to
them precedent is established, Of
"h'c' their successors will eagerly A.
vail themselves. How may liberal
have gradually been coa-
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For the Richmond Palladium.
MOONLIGHT.

Sweet tie hour of contemplation,
By the moons respondent light,
While she calls to meditation,
Cheering, mild, the pensive night.
How delightful to be straying,
b. her pure, unclouded beam,
Viewing her mild radience playing,
On the smooth unrufiied stream.
Then it is | love to wander,
Ger the church-yard's lonely ground
And with melancholy ponder,
On our life. precarious round.
BY some lonely mould ring tower,
Then it is I'd love to stray;
Spend the silent vlId night hour,
List 'ning to the night-blrd's lay.
WraIt IN fancy's pleasing trance,
Where cold silence builds her throne
" atcbing time with cautious glance,
Wearing down the mould ring stone
Sweet the hour of contemplation,
To the weary woe worn heart;
1t Affords 4 consolation,
Giidy nirth could ne 'er impart.
JULIA.
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There are two periods IN the life of
man, IN which the evening hour Is pecu-
liariy lnterestIng--in youth and old age
In Youth, We love it for ITS mellow moon
light, its million Of stars. It's then ricn
and soothing shades, its .t,li scenery =
amid these we can commune with osu
loves, or ,wlne the wreaths Of FRIENDSHIP.
while there Is none to bear US witness t,,st
the heavens and the spirit. that hold their
endless sabbath there-or look into the
bosom of credtlon, spread above us, and
.ok and listen until we can almost see
and hear the waving winds and melting
songs of other worlds. To Youth evening
Is delightful ii accords with the flow (
high spirits, The fever Of his fancy, am
he ,oftness of MS heart. Evening 10, q !
So The delight of v,rtuous age; 4 Afford
hours OF undls,ufbed contemplation; 1t
seems an emblem If the calm and tran
quil close pfbuss llfe-serene, placid, and
mild, with the impress of its quiet wings
over the grave, 1nd seems to promise that
all shall ne peace bey ond 1t.