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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-07-25

Dfah Of CiHten Gcnef-Edmnnd O. Genet E.o.
died at his residence in Scbodack Rensselaer, county on
Tursdsy, after an illness OF two days. Mr.. Genet came
to This country as Minister Of the French Republic
alter the Revouion and, when superseded took up his
Yoyk Star
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-07-25

VALUABLE SUSSEX LAND FOR SALE viii
v sell to The highest bidder IN Thursday the 8d dsv
OF July nexi, at Sussex Court House, that being Coait
ufy' my portion Of the tract Of land, formerly The land
owned by my deceased father Francis Jgboot containing
ron i've TO six hundred This tract Of land has been
divided among the Legatees, and that portion allotted TO
The subscriber containing above from 10 600 acres
The above land lies the south side Of the Noltowsy
rvef two miles from the Court House. adjoining the por
ton purchased by Col Jesse Hsrgrsve and regarded
very vsiusbe II about $50 acres of flat land
the balance heavily tmbercd Tue subscriber will treat
privately Tor ibis land before The day Of sale; bui should
he sell, II will be sold above on very reasonable
time. Col Hsrgr.ye, who lives adjoining this land viii
show II to any person DESTROYS OF seeing The same ANY
communication the subject 10 lbe subscriber At New
Canton, vii be promptly attended 10.
PHILIP G. JIGHTFOOT.
June 10. IO-w4v
~ The shove sale Is postponed until Sussex August
Court, which sill be on the tn bib d-Brd
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Fresh HDry GOOds---Fm Store

YEHHE Ship Jeferson, just in from Liverpool having
III brought the remainder OF importation OF Spring
GooDs, except few packages-and our receipts OF Do.
nestle and other Goods from the North having been very
heavy within few days-we now prepared TO offer
TO customers and 10 all who may call on u.s.
OF the largest supplies OF Goods have ever had in
store and which equal in style any thing in the Dry
Goods line we have seen for many seasons Goods are
indeed both handsome and cheap. more general ad-
ver'isement will appear in lew days.
F. s. J. 5. JAMES s. CO,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-07-25

To Walter {. Allen and Martha A. Nown, and all
other persons who may consider themselves interested in
the above mentioned suit, and claim title the Land
any portion thereof which conveyed by William
Hunt Aen set forth IN the above mentioned decreta
order, residing within without the Common ealth Of
Virginia: You may hereby take notice, that the D.pcs
ons Of Role Eirdg-, Daniel Guerrani, Samuel Jones'
and others will be isken TO be read in the above
ed suit in Chancery in the Court house OF Buckingham
county, Virginia, on the twenty ninth and hiriiet days
oil August next, between the hours OF eight o'clock in the
morning aud six O'clock ia the each day, un
hess all the dispositions be aud taken the first
day; and II the dispositions may not for be taken
the said 29,h and Both days OF August, either of
them, they will be taken at the place sioressd, within
the hours oi day aforerad, the first day OF Sepien Der
next. VIM. DANIEL,
For himself and others, plaintiffs.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-07-25

CANAL ToLLs--Tbe tolls collected upon the New
York canals Tor the week ending the 3Oh oil June
the Of S35,647 10. The total sum collect
ed for tolls from the opening OF navigation the 30
June, two months and half. IL FOUR HUNDRED ANN
FIFrY.oSE THOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED AND SEVEN.
1Y.E1GHT DOLLARS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-07-25

I'm OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES CSseun supe.
5ior Cour. Of Law and Chsneery, continued and held
Tor Buckingham county, the Court house, Friday tho
18th dag Of April, 1884, sitting Court Of Chsncery
Merit b. Allen and Cary c. Allen, devisses OF Archer
Elizabeth Colemsn, Polly Fuqns. Martha Coleman, WIN.
Daniel, Josiah Thompson, VIM. ID. Thompson, John 5.
Thompson, VIM. Coquitt asd Lucy his wife, and Henry
Smith and Ariana his wife, representatives Of VIM Da-
mel the elder, deceased, Plaintiffs.
Nancy Allen, widow Of VIM. Allen, (son of George
Allen decesscd) George II. Allen, Willis Chambers aud
Mary b. his vile, formerly Mary ID. Allen, Walter C. Al
len, Martha A. Nowln, formerly Martha A. Allen, John
Chambers and Elizsbcti. ~ his wife, formerly Elizabeth
N. Allen, Samuel A. Allen Vim. b. Allen, john W. Al
lem Robert S. Allen, Dru,y s. Allen. Lucy Ann Allen.
and James A. Allen, children and representatives. OF the
said VIM. Allen, son oil George Allen, deed, Deits.
The plaintiffs, having filed their bill with the necessary
10 the Court, that the plaintiffs allege that by virtue OF
deed, made by WIN. III. Allen on the 2d day Of June,
aovt and recorded IN the County Conrt Of buesi.gham
Allen, Sam'l Allen, Wm Daniel, Judith Murray Eliza
beth Jefferson, wm Allen (son Of Valentine, deceased)
Valentine ALLEN, Geo. Allen Sam Allen, (on Of vslen-
tine ~ VIM. Allen, (son OF George Allen, dec Na,h
Scales, Joseph Scales, Allen Gales Jacob Cotri Daniel
Bsgby, Edmund Glover, Hill winirey, John Chambers
lanes Play, WIN. Scruggs and Allen Srruggs sous OF
Hannah Scruggs, WIN. A. Subleit, aud George A. Sub.
lett, John Hill. Daniel Z. Edwards, John Sslre, George
Salee AMI Philip Salce, hund acres Of land cali
ed the Gold Nine, being in said county, they claim as
the representatives OF Archer Allen anu WIN. Daniel,
two OF the orgual grantees in the bill noucJ their
respective shares aud portions OF the said land that
The balance Of said land belongs 10 the other grantees in
The said deed mentioned, their legal representatives.
wherever they be- within without the Common Alb;
but that the defendants claim hold the same, the
personalities OF WIN. Allen, deed OF George, who,
the dt endsnts aege, purchased sa land in the years
iSl5-l6, from the Sheriff OF Buckingham, who sold the
same Tor orredrog,s OF taxes due the Common ealli
the object the bill being to set aside and make VOID
the sale OF said Sheriff. aud TO have the said land in the
deed aforesaid mentioned, disposed OF by decree OF The
Court all the original grantees their gal repre-
sen,ayes. according the provisions the said deed
the Court DOH hereby ORDER that The foregoing
be published in the Richmond Enquirer for six weeks
successfully, that all parties and persons Interested in
the subject matter OF this suit may take notice of the same,
and appear and make themselves parties defendants file
their answers and assert their rights claims according
TO law. A Copy-Teste.
| r.. ELDRIDGE, c. Z. S. C. l.. s c.
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The statement which has been circulated concerning
the manner in which the head OF The wooden image wa.
cut of by boy. is pronounced hoax by The Boston Cen
hnel. "The figure 81 close the bowsprt of the
ship scarcely admit for individual place
his arms around the neck, and The decspiiafon
feced at the neck but by saving through the middle oil
the head 10 the region Of the ears"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-07-25

SrAUNToN, Thursday, July 1.-THE President Of
the States passed through wayues borough aud Green.
lille, in this county, his way the Hermitage, his
sdence in Tennessee, the present week whence is
understood he does not propose before October
spectator.
MIR Henry Clay passed through this county last week,
on his return to Kentucky, by wayf Mefs Iron Works
and Jennings Gap ID.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-07-25

The miners near Naucoochy, Habersham County,
Georgia have discovered suberranean village, consi
ing OF about thirty apartments, small DIV eings about
10 feet und,r tie surface Of ihe earth The logs are
hewn at the ends and notched down in the usual
The apartments each 10 IL feet long, and form
straight line 800 ee in length. The houses from 80
10 100 yards distant from the which they
have been found, and the growth of iber Them
very heavy. Some cane baskets, broken crucbles, &c
have been found in some OF The apartments together with
many other curious specimens OF workmanship. One Of
the crucibes found nme diaey beneath the of
large oak supposed 10 be four five hundred years old
The creek which these discoveries have made
is OF the productive d-poses in the gold region
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gssEa'RY.
"AveH ver rpsAiSs rSsuSs."
,r,nn, nln.1.,roor, .Wagasine }

Doom Blac2tcoods .HdgdsineJ
Here is small packet sent az ny one oil our ANDERSON
friends-and we happy % hink We have nany-ifon
across The Atlantic and what shoul il CONAN, among
other welcome volumes bat in hiGdng yellow crocns
Flora's interpreter the American Book OF Flowers
and Sentiments" The eoecio aud selection hos been
,nsJe--and tastefuIiy-by Mrs Hale lady who i.
an honor Boston " kuo~ not who may be the writer
OF the following lines "a Night blowing Cereus" we
hope the fair Edres. h.rsc-bei cannot give them
better pr ase than by grazing pages Nih them among
pearls as pure a. hcmelveshete two OF the first
water in the setng-which do you love beet, the
American or the Engl.hs
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1834-02-19
NtlSCELLANY.

From tho Albany Microscope.
"Do they themselves, who undertake for hire
Tbc teachers office, and dispense at large
Their weekly dole of edifying strains,
Attend TO their o,on music Have they faith
In whai, with such solcmnity of tono
And gesture, the y PROFOUND TO our belef1
Nay conduct hath the loudcst tongue. The
Yone is but an Instrument, on ,ohich tbs priest
May play ,ehat tune he plsGses, In tho decd,
The unequivocai, authentic decd,
We find so ind argument, we read the heart"
ComPER.
The subject of,his article is an eccle.
siastic ofthis place, Of somewhat in.
famous notoriety, who has the temporal
charge of small flock of devotees OF
tho Presbyterian order, and "bolds
forth" weekly in new raised teneme mt
csnsscrased for spiritual purposes, some.
where in the northern part of tho city.
Actions test the truth and sincerity OF
professions. They exhibit character in
its native colors aud from them we
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1834-02-19
Vol. q A
HYGEIAN AGENCY.

BofTLiNG AND LIQUOR STORE,
South Wing Of the Union Bank Bu,ld;ns
ID VlD Nj LYILL,
respectfully informs his friends and the pub
hc, and Connoisseurs in particular, that
ne intends keeping constantly on
hand for sale as cneap as
at any Store in town:
Wives and other Liquors of the hest
quality or draught
DO. in bottles by the dozen or single
Bibber,s Double Brown Stout and I'o,ao,
Porter.
Evan > .uperior Porter and Ale in ousr;s
pints, gross dozen or single.
l.. Island and New Jersey Cider, do. do. do.
Genuine Lemon yrup, do do. do. do
Draughi .4le and Restorative, Ginger
Spruce and other Beer.
CORDl.9LS, .Noyeau, Usquebaugh. Cher
ry Stone, Lemon, Life of Nan.
Liquors for sea stores or parties nut ma
at short notice.
Portable Punch, convenient article for
Sailing and Fishing parties, and a variety o.
other articles IN the same line.
.8lso for sale, the highly approved and in.
valuable Hygeian Vegetable Universal Med.
lclnes of the British College of Health. Lon
don, and the Hygeian Publications.
Ladies who wish to purchase will please
call at the House of the .apept opposite
Townsends Coffee House in Pelham Street
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COMPREHENSIVE FORMED.
a. HOWE,
s.
j. L.. METCHEAR.

LEAVING entered into CO. partnership in
II the discharge of the duties of Livery
Stable, respectfully solicit part Of the pub.
lie patronage. They have two separate sta
bles-Tone will be kept at the Bellevue Hotel
aud the other on the north side of Pelham ST
next above Mr.. Townsend's Coffee House
Their horses and carriages are second to
none, and close attention will be paid to the
calls and wishes Of all who see proper to ex-
tend to them their favors. They will always
be in readiness TO attend TO the arrivals and
departures of the Steamboat. In word
they are prepared to meet any exigency
which usually comes within the sphere Of
their business, horses kept for long or shoi,
period. Terms liberal.
June 10.
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GOA J..

TEE subscriber has received and is now
Il offering for sale, two cargoes of the
hard and soft LEHIGH CO,8L, of best
kind, broken and screened ready for imme.
dale use, for 81 IS cents for 2240lbs.
ALSO--a lot Of the first quality OF
LACRAW.4.N.4 for $500.
The soft Lehigh has been tried in Phila.
delphia, and approved of in the. kitchen and
parlor CRATES, Steam Engines, and Cupola
Furnaces--it burns brilliantly, gives more
blaze, and without the Stag, dross cinder
and the impurities common to most other
coal. WIN. VARS.
aug. 90.
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The Vistiln OF Seduction.
By Pollock.

by Pollock.
Take ono example, one ofiemae woe.
Loved by father and a mothers love,
In rural peace she lived, so fair, so light
Ofhcart, SO good, and young that reason, scarce,
Tho eye could credit, but would doubt, as she
Did stoop to pull the lilly or the rose
From NOR rning's dew, If it reality
Offlesh and blood, or holy vision, saw,
Imagery Of perfect womanhood.
But short her bloom, her happiness was short,
One saw her loveliness, and, with desire
unhallowed, burning, to her ear addressed
Dishonest words 4" Her favor wac his life,
His heaven, her frown his woe, his night, his
DEATH"
With turgid phrase, thus wovo in Aattory's loom
He on her womanish nature won, and age
Suspicionless. and ruinod, and forsook,
For he chosen villain was at heart,
And espable Of deeds that burst not seek
Repentance, Soon her father saw her shame,
His heart grew stone, he drov hor forth 10 want
And wint'ry winds, and with horrid curse
Pursued her ear, forbidding all return.
Opou v hooty ShhJ N"e tuo scap
Iler babe was found dead. On its little cheek,
The tear tina nature bade it weep, had turned
An ice drop, sparkling in the morning beam;
And 10 the turf its helpless hands were frozen.
For she, tho wooful mother, had gone mad
And laid it down regardless of its fate
And of her own. Yet had she many days
Ofsorrow in the world, but never wept.
She lived on aims and carried in hor hand
Some williercd stalks she gatheLod in the spring,
When any asked tho cause she smiled and said,
They wereher sisters, and would come and watch
Her grave when she was dead She never spoke
Other decciver, father, mother, homo,
Or child, or heaven, or hell, or god, but still
In lonely places walked, and ever gazod
Upon the withered stalks, and talked o them,
Till, wasted TO the shadow Of hor youth,
With woe too wide to see beyond, she died
Not unatoned for by imputed blood,
Nor by the Spirit, that mysteries works.
Unsanctiied Aloud he fathc. cursed
That day, his guilty pride, which would not own
A daughter, whom the god of heaven and earth
Was not ashamed to call his own and he,
Who ruined her read from her holy look,
That pierced him with perdition manifold,
His sentence, burning with vindictive fire.
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ed by steam or water power, shall be assess
cd and pay taxes in the respective towns
where said property or machines are located
in the same manner as though the owners
thereof resided in said towns.
SEC. 3 find be IL further ted,-That
the owner or owners Of said property, shall
have the same right and privilege, to present
a list Of his or their property to the assessors
and to appeal, as though he or they were an
inhabitant or inhabitants OF the town or
towns where said property is situated in the
same manner as is now provided BY law for
the inhabitants OF towns.
SRc. A find be IL further ena ;ted,- That so
much of The aforesaid act, as is repugnant to
this act, be and the same is hereby repealed.
True copy--witness
HENRY BOWEN, Secretary.
AN ACT authorizing certain military Off
GERS to take their engagements on their
Commissions.
BE IL enacted by he General Assembly and
by The authority thereof ii IS enoeted,--That
the officers of the Kentish Troop in the coun-
ty Of Kent, who have not taken their engage
ments on their Commissions, be and they are
hereby severally authorized to take their en-
gagements thereon, within thirty days from
the rising of this sembly--which shall be
as effectual as though taken within the time
prescribed by law.
True copy--witness
HENRY BOWEN, Secretary.
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FOR SALE.

T,HAT valuable and pleasant Estate, some.
Il times called the Barring Place or "Dun.
mel Earm," the property of George A Gray,
situated on the west shore in the town of Mid
dletown, FIVE miles from Newport, containing
70 acres Of good land, with an cxceeat house,
new barn, stable, and other sufficient out build.
ings, all in good repair. Said farm is also well
fenced and watered, has extensive orchards, and
a valuable privilege for sea'manure. Terms
may be known by application to the subscribar
WILLIAM G.. HAMMOND.
Oct IG
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BLACKSHTTIIING.

TuE subscriber has taken the shop IN
L Broad Street, recently occupied by Mr..
Nicholas White, where he intends carrying
on the blac smiihin buisuess ~ al It's bran
lie will also attend TO the Patent Balance,
y,h,ch wil be econnectoj with his business
and hopes for Q share oftse public patronage
iAHEs SfNaoSs.
Newport, Dee ~, ISIS.
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LAWS OF RHODE.IsLAND,
PASSED January SESSION, 1884.
STATE OF RHODE ISLAND AND PRO.
VIDENCE PLANTATIONS.
AN ACT in relation 10 chartered military

AN ACT in relation 10 chartered military
companies attached to Regiments.
SIC. ]. BE IL enacted by the General As-
sembiy and by the authority theyecfh IS enae-
ted,-That every member Of any chartered
military company which is nov attached, or
which may hereafter be attached TO any reg
inent of militia within this State, who shall
have done military duty in such company for
and during the term ofsev.n successive years
after the passage ofthis ect, all be there
after exempted from the performance Of mil.
itary duty, in time Of peace.
SEC. 2. find be IL further enact'd,-That
every member Of such chartered military
complny who shall have become exempted
| from the performance Of milItsrV duty, by
virtue Of the provisions ofthis act, shall there.
after remain enrolled in the company, in
which he shall have done military duty as a.
| foresaid, until he shall have arrived at the age
of forty.fye years.
Sec. 3. find be II further endcied,- THAI
the Commanding officer of every such char.
tered military company, whenever required
by law, TO make a return Of the strength and
condition Of his company, shall include in
such return a list Of the names Of all such
members of hs company, who shall become
exempted from the performance Of military
duty in time ofpeace by virtue Of this act
setting forth IN such return, the names Of
such exempted members separately, from
the names Of the active members Of his com
pany and every such chartered military
company may be composed Of as large a NUN
ber Of members as is provided by its charter
exclusive Of such exempted members.
SEC. A. find be ii further enacted,--Tha
whenever a member Of any such chartered
con,nany shnll hs vo donn rnil;tary dntv 4 n n ,a
in for seven successive years as aforesaid
the commanding officer of such company
shall give under his hand, a certificate o
sue b exemption, to such exempted member
which shall be legal evidence Of such exemp
ton.
SEC. S. find be Il further cted,--Tha
so much Of the act entitled IAN act to organ
ize the militia" and Of all other acts in addt
ion thereto or amendment thereof, as is re
pugnant to the provisions of this ac!, be AM
the same is hereby repealed.
True copy--witness
HENRY BOWEN, Secretly.
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Yo u TR Ys
From the Monthly Magazine,


"Thsre was one, q Welsh girl, not abov'
nineteen. She could not speak word of En-
glish. """' She was the most detected Of tn
whole. She used to stand at the gang wa,
from morning till night, looking on tho waite
and crying She would take nothing but
drink Of cold water, or now and then an appl
or pear. Owen thinks she came from Beau
msris, but forgets what was her crime. She wa
perfectly quiet" Evidence of John Owen
Boatswain of the Amphitri,e, wrecked off Bou
logne. Aug. 3Ist.
Ny homo my home, my mountain homo,
see thee now no more
Ny path is now on oceans foam,
My lullaby its roar;
And parting thus, my hons, from thoo,
No hope the pang endears--
No voice hath brsathed prayer for me,
Unwept l shed these tears
Around me crowd strange things Of CRIME,
Pollution meets mino eye,
But not q look of childhood's time
Nor tono Of HOME is nigh:
And this, aye THIS, they mercy call
For her who sought grave;
Homeless they hold me still in thsall-
An ouloast, yet n slave
Ill.
Dark wave dark wave ! that roll'st Ia pride
To lash yon distant shore,
Oh bear my spirit on Thy tide,
To visit it once more:
If but my tears could there find rest,
In mingliDg with thy spray;
I'd fling my fondncss on thy breast,
And weep this heart away.
But moi thou'ri false as him whose spell
Worked madness in this brain,
Whose lovo desiroyd whereer it fell
Whose vengeance sought ia vain.
= Farewell I'D sooner trust thy hate,
Mid oceans widest swell,
Than trus. THIS love to such fate
My mountain home, farewell
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1834-02-19
True copy--witaess:
HENRY BOWEN, Ssc'ry.
AN Actin amendmon, of an act ep,,le

AN ACT in amendment of an act entitled
IAN Act declaring certain property there
in mentioned to bo personal estate, &C."
SEc. !. BE IL enacted by The Geptrol lis.
sembiy and by The oaihoriiy ihereofd Il is enae.
ted,-That all the picking, carding, spooling,
drawing, spinning and reeling frames, dress
ing and warping machines, looms. tools, and
apparatus Of every description, used aud em
ployed in any cotton or woollcn Factory IN
This State, be and the same are hereby de.
clsred personal estate--and as such shall be
considered in assignment OF dover, in attach.
ments and in all cases whatsoever, except in
the assessment and payment oftaxes.
Sac. 2 find be IL further enaeie6,-Tha,
the aforesaid property together with oil other
machines Of every kind and nature, propell.