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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-10-21

NDLYMoUTH FEMALE SEMINARY Mrs. Nina
"a ANN SoUrHGATE will resume the exercises Of her
Seminary Tor the instruction OF young ladies' the county
Of King and Queen the 18Th January. 1885. The scho-
lac term will contain months, divided Into two ses
sions. with the usual suspension in ,hc summer.
The branches taught by Mrs. =. are, Orthograrhy,
Reading Writing, Arithmetic, Grammar, bellies Latires
Confodion. Geography with the Of Maps Globes
Natural Philosophy Chemistry. Natural, Apciout, and
Modern History, and the French language
TERMS --BoArdDg and washing for tho term OF ten
months, 800 payable, quarterly insdyanco, with add
lionel charge Tor French Of $loeach young lady fur
nshng her bed, bedding. towels, aud candles-Day
pupils will be be ad..iticd $50.
No pupil will be received Tor Shorter tino Than The
remainder OF tho torn alter oDanee charge to
admission, aud deduc for absenceBsd and bedding
il furnished. So.
IL is extremely desirable 'ha, Parent would enter thor
children at the commencement Of the session. IL GO
morally sometime before regular Of instruction
eau proeeed-l's frequently Encouraging those who
come late 10 overtAkc those who have at earlier
period The young ,dos will have 10 we'll Sc
lected library The discipline mill be strictly moral and
parental bu prompt compiinee with rules will be requir
cd Books. Stationery. &c. will be furnished il requisite
September 26. 4I-wTw
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Is x a REWARD viii he given BY tho .ub.erlSer.

q X "a REWARD viii he given by tho subscriber,
" o5O Tor tho apprehension OF Negro Man, ia med
jacob. who ahsconded in April last caught tie
state and delivered TO him in the city OF Richmond. Or
Thirty dollars, caught within the S,so, and Delivered
secured in jail, 80 that he may be recovered.
Jacob Ia black OF ordinary sizr7-limps litfls
when walking, which Is scarcely rcrceiv able has
smooth .kn, face, large mouth, and pleasing
couniensrce, with slight imPcdnen la his speech-is
very artful and cunnlpg.
u Is probable he may be about Richmond, passing
Tree lie has mohor who is free, living near the
'cvenmilc Pnos. in Henrco, and a vile, belonging
MIR. Whiioek, OF Powhatsn no resides in vii
sge called Jefferson. EDMUND CHRISTIAN.
Richmond, Sept 20. 40-mlr
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NOTICE.. The Shockos Manufacturing Company
V have eieetcds FovNpEaY MAcitiNs rHoP, in
the city OF Richmond, ID street, near the Dosk Que
square below the street leading TO MAyos Btidgc and
prepared corrective and orders Castings every
description, either iron brass, particularly for Mills,
Thre.hing Machines, Steam Engines, Sugar Pans aud
Rollers, all Castings and 6xures for aroads, Sc. &c.
The undersigned will pay psssons attention TO inst,ue-
dons that may DO gren tor work. which shall be ell exc
suiri. sod forwarded sgreeabiy 10 instruction 81
They pu chase old Castings, Brass Copper, and other
uxsJ Mr'ss SAML p. PARSONS, Gen Agent.
October IL. 47-4t
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a WISH 10 employ young Gentleman " ell qualified
n 10 take charge Of small school ia my lsmily the en-.
sViug year A. y. TONNES.
Ameis, Oct H. 47--2t
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m WISH 10 purchase young, healthy and HsiI.dlspos-
~ ed Female Servant, Tor employment about house.
Oct 3 Tl3-wal p v. DANIEL.
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POETRY.
fFfsn "a. ssutl.rn lil,,ary .se,,."gc- }
"svou vsr srnsiSs uSsvss."

(Ffsr the Sosftsrn Literary Messenger
SONNET.
wr,rrrr ON rHx BLr< kipes ~ V,saiSIA
Gigantic sov'tsi.n Of THE mountain. chain,
Proud Otter Peak. 80 ssz'os on thee now
mark the sun 's rsitins spicndof throw
Athwstth summit hort-l sigh with pain
10 think ihus coon needs sssin
And seek usn's busting h suns What II my brow
No longer wear the signs of souows plough
DOH DOT my hssu its unrss stin retain,
And stli hate the crowd? Yes, IL isss,
And sceuss alous such 10 snfro-rd hero
These dec 'an< sbsdes-ihy torrents "ud and clear
Yon bsltLiJ eot-thc csttlc's pisintivs low
be rsyss's cry, sad the soft whispering bfr~za,
Have nov the pVwt this aching breast 10 please.
SThNZAS,
WKrTrsS AT Tns Wnirr SuLrHuR SrMNGs VIRGINIA.
with spirits like tn. slscken'd strings
or 'oms neglected insrum-nt-
Or rather lik. the wo.ried wints
Oi lone bird BY travel spent;
All how should sxpc-t 10 fed
Midst scenes OF teNelry,
A solsce Tor a uoybisd mind,
a cure for my desponispey!-
Thsre time when nir,h's glad tone
Aud peasurs's smile had charms ft
But dissrrontmeut had not .tfo~n
My pathway then wits mseTs;
Health then miue-s aud { lends sincere
Rsquitod love- aud prospects bright
Nor dfesmt that Jsy 30 clear
Could ever sot in such night!
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CuMnrn1ANn An a., q

CUMDERLAND, Mn. Oct o.
Squirrefs.-Thoussnis OF squirrels have been killed in
Allegheny during the LIST thee months Our olde,,
cit Gems cay they 10 moi feeoioei Of over knowing ihem
10 lie as plenty before.
Beus-Theie appears 10 be greater number Of Bears
this season than has been known many years, Almost
every day in The week hear OF hem beius ss.n
and killed, even in the vicinity OF the towns.
FfosfW have had several fross in ALLEGHENY
Some OF the late we'll tobacco, has suffered
considerably by H. Tho continues be- dry and
The prospect OF many 81 iarme dull from the TACT Of
their no being a6ls prepare their ground, Tor seeding
-.ddc0cdte.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-10-21

The Whole cspi Of paid In OF the Boston Banks smoupts
to $ls, 10000. VI which two Bsuk Que Aha, aud the
Wmni',mmet) with capitals su,onnung TO 81 900 600,
have u-i gone into oPcf sonlesvng the capital Of ST.
10000 WHICH has made a dividend VI $tS6, 25o.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-10-21

An experiment. has recently been tried az the A,elisr
des Phafes, In Paris with view Of applying combustion
OF and hydrogen thrown uron limo 10 ,ele
graphic purposes aud the experiment has on the whole
been successful The light when rciracied by shssuscs
hsqnsi 10 2oOOO argand lamps. and would be visible
The distance oil forty five miles The cost will no, exceed
sKPence per hour The writer Of th, has an intimate
friend WHO'S about 10 publish proposals Tor forming tels
graphic communication between London and LIVERPOOL
distance 20s miles which ne doing on the
plan OF the Paris arrangements long before he lad any
means oil being acquainted with them. The extremely
brilliant light Produced by the combustion OF oxygen aud
hydrogen g,sos would il is said, be visible through the
denes fog and its application purposes like the above
wiz TORN an important addition 10 the useful
inventions by which the present ago is disiupu.haJ =
Albany Daily AdUrrfiser.
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PLY rrevenejby the prompt and etc in. rence OF
the cre,ay OF The Navy aud Secretary OF State, aud
that he AFFAIR has Formulated by the Of The parties
AMI the g seconis.-i6.
The thee blooicd horses Chateau Marsaux, Clare,
aud hiood nsr-) imported, in the Hafk. Away, fou,
Liverpool. by Mes,rs Avery Merritt aud others,
landed safely from The ship, aud arrived here Saturday
evening These gcutsn,n jsssr.e iuuch credit for thsr
continued erOIis 10 improve racing stock. We have
10 doubt dat their erpri>s viii be duly sp eced aud
re~ 4rlsd.-P Petersburg Lnteihgencer.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-10-21

farmer has recommended the pubca Of tho fol-
lowing process alordng the best preparation for seed
wheat Ia order To destroy in tho to be SOW
take sI gallons OF water Tor 4 2 bushels of
seed, and from lbs. 10 lbs 10 o. OF quick lime
according as it, quality ia loss csuse or TO
geaer or ess degree OF smut in tho grain. Boil part Of
the water, and siake the lime with -stier ~ hcb add
the remsinoer The heat OF the whole the LquJ OIL ybt
10 he such as we can with difficulty bear tho band in il,
Then gently pour The lane on the grain placed i'm
tub, stirring without cessug Tho liquor should al
hrSt he tree or four fingers breAdih over the whes
Leave me grain to soak "a hours turning live ak
times, when il may be
Grain lmedb ny immersion does intomnoie the SOW
er, like hat which is lined in the ordinary way Tho
lime adheres like vanish 10 the surface OF The grain il,
termination quicker, and il carries with il moisture
enough to deveope the embryo the wheat will not suffer
Tor want OF rain; insects viii asck as they CANNOT
boar the alkaline taste OF The ". f. Farmey
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-10-21

RJ0riCE.-Tho public. and all concerned, are hereby
/ notified thai interest in the business OF r. T. J.
" JrIe i Co., of this city, and The city Of New York.
well in all other kinds OF business in hch the rns
OF +. Il J. James & Co. interested terminates this
day, by asrccmontsnd that the other partners fully
authorised 10 receive any and all monies duo and grant
discharges aud that they will pay NIL c,ms asusi said
concerns. VIM. FOSTER JAMES.
Richmond, Va, Oct. o, 1884.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-10-21

HIN CHANCERY-vIRGiNrA.- Northumberland
II County Cosr, I2'h August, 1884:
VIM Eimore aud Eliza, bis wife, who was Eliza Cox,
ra,,,s, Compliments,
Thomas Cox, james Cox, George Cox, Mary Cox, Will
liam Cox, John Cox. and Fleet +. Cox, by Eliza fox,
their Guardian ddHen', Defendants.
This day came the co,nplananis, by their ~ouns -n
appearing TO the satsiscion OF the that the de-
fenJAn,, Thomas Cox, ia iphabsn OF this State
On the motion OF the cCmpiainsns, is ordsycd the
saj deiebdsn appear hero hv second MONDAY in
vember next anil answer the bill OF the comp
and thai copy ri this order be forthwith inserted Tor
successive months, In roine newspaper published within
this ate and sso posted at the front door Of the court
house OF this county copy. Tss'e,
Al. b. CRALLE. C G.
Sept %. 40-rSu
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Nm CHA NCERY-yrRerNIA.-fn No,ihu ube Rand
n county Court, 9Th Sept 1881:
Mary T. Waits, BY Haynes Edwards, her next lend,
Conpt.
sgalnst
R'rhad wars, Edward A. Watts, Hannah Watts, b. H.
r. Watts and Milicent Waits. by Hannah Waits, their
Guardian nd hhem, Dehs
This day same tho plsindT by her COUNSEL anil il mp.
pear"g to disqualification Of the Cour', that the
Richard ats 10 not sp uhsbtsnto this CoD,pon salth:
On the motion OF tho plaintiff, IL is oJered that the said
defendant appear here the second Mond.y in Novsm
Der next and answer tho bill Of the plaintiff aud thai
copy o tins order he forth "h inserted for two mcnfs
sueeesVey IN some newspaper published within this
State and ao posted at tho ont doc, OF the
OF ibis county.
Copy. Te,t0, NJ. 3. CRALLE, c. c.
September % 1o--wSw
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IL Of william Foster James in all business establish
meats, terminated by agreement this dsysnd that no
has transferred IN suhofity receive all monies due
aud gran, discharges Persons indebted will thcf efore
make payment ony 10 Us; and those owe will pre-
scot their claims There will be change In any tho
firms the several bushes will be conducted hereto
oro. F. & j. y. JAMES & co.
Oct. O. 1894 AG-r6~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-10-21

INVALUABLE TAVERN AND PLANTATIONS
v FOR SALE.-Being disposed to retire fton the busy
aud Troublesome employment Of Tavernke viii
sell on reasonable terms that valuable Tavern in Belhe
Together with tho Plantation attached thereto, containing
425 by survey The considered one OF The
most profitable establishments in tho State, the cow eni.
ences are greai.-The Rail road Depot is within two
hundred yards Of the house There is also Race course
n which there regular Spring races, yielding
$4,000 The plantation is in high state Of Improve
ment as any to be found, adapted tho culture OF
corn, wheat, oats and cocn--sbout 100 OF
the very richest cotton lots. | will also sell tho
Plantation formerly owned by the late Person Tur-
decd, situated about four miles below Be6eI
meJiaiey Meherrin river containing 100 acres tho
greater part v.lAbls4o- grounds any that siroa
being less liable TO overflow, and at the time
high state OF cultivation. having been lately BY
OF the neaiest and best farmers in the state.
But en0ngh.--Ihe owner, expecting that any gentle
Opposed TO purchase will call him Tor further p-
ormson, forbears to mention many additional autsgos
attendant, this property Possession OF the Tavern may
be had Immediately, together with the urniue oil every
description, mossiy new and the purchaser will be allow
ed TO seed his cop this FALL Possession win be- givsu OF
the PiAnIaons at Christmas earlier, IL possible;
the purchasers be accommodated with provisions OF
almost every description For terms apply in Boil
field. JOHN BUTTS
September 8. 36--u2m
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GREAT SALE OF IMPROVED SrocK.-At the sslos
last week, OF the improved stock upon the farm OF the late
Henry s. Turner, Esq (near Harpers Fery) tho fol-
lONyns hnarY rales w adj
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-10-21

NOiICE.-A Petition will be presented 70 The neYt
Geoegal Assembly Of Virginia, praying The passage
q Law, 70 establish the bounds aud lines OF The public
land 81 Nolioway Court-house. which have been made
sDd marked out BY Commissioners appointed BY late
order Of the county Court Of Notowsy
October 7. 44--w4ws
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We understand That Gsusr.l John Hodges, Of Norfolk
county, has been aprooicd by The Executive PosrnAs.
gtR % Portsmouth, IN tho place Of tho venerable Jess
Nieholson decreased lie will sn,sf on The duGes ~ ~
Office 10 morrow.-.FoIfok Beacon, Oef. II. "'
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VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE he house
aud lots cornof Of aud II streets opposite 10 tho
City Hail. to be sold upou accommodating ferso- Aprlyto
j. A. CHEVALLIE, or to
p. J. CHEYALLtE.
October H. 1864
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Copy Test0, NJ. b. CRALLE. c. c.
September % 4o--wsw
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BALLOON hscENsIoN-The great topic Of eonver,stion
Tor ihe last week ia community was the pomsej a.
cenfon Of Nj. Parker, Saturday last The aiay
aud hGer one, for the purpose could not have
been desired. The gates Of the enclosure were opened
about one O'Clock aud At that early hour considers
ble number pcrsons repaired 10 the spot Bv half yas
ou asscnblsge of cilizcnsas numerous and r..
pccluhle, any witnessed here on an occasion
OF similar char'c'cr, we're present, aud waiting tho
promised gTaIicaon The number Of ihose without W
perhaps still greater IL had been announced thst tie
sseenson was iot'ke place al hall past four but in con.
sequence 81 some nistako The hour OF
the genefson OF ne Ga, psfbaps Of The acid u.e
being Of rather inferior quay It found that the Bel
loon could Uot be filled by that hour The audience bore
ihe pospouenenL with great patience bu " hen the sun,
Vas near ne setting, the des became prevalent that there
Vas 70 ne accompaniment, and sone persons relifed.
MI Parker made brei address explanatory OF Tie cause
Of he delay and assured the spectators lsi there should
oe no failure Accordingly 4 lille alter sunset Mr Par
ker TOOK las seat ~ ihe Car and the Balloon having gained
sufficient ascensYr power Was held Tor minnie or o
above ihe heads Of tho audience " hen The co be; col
shot up@srds WIN great rspiG lis course was near
ly nOrthwafdly aud there being lile a SHINE tho g,l
loon wfs Tor some uine, Immediately over die rora
Though ihe spectators we're, by Ills time nesfO ec
veloped ia he sbs'esol tight he Balloon had attained an
elevation which Intercepted The rays Of the sun is u,
minated side resembling star 1tdeed il was At length
dscul TO disia guis The luninafies anope u lel
seemed TO hold is wsy. The effect Of tho speetscls
vas indescfibsbly grand. We question whether m AZ
crnsion Oy dsJligln could have been imposing.
The neibef darkness az lest eDfey obsc0isd Tie Bel.
loon rom tlrsigh OF Tie spocaiofs though Nc Parker
bm'e WIS ey'yng ~ tut peiec ion the rays OF the
sun-to i'm yet above tfa horizon. The reader NAV
Imagine what magnificent spectacle WAS nns preseni
ed Having nducomen 10 pfoiong lis rri,I sov
sge Ne Pske msdo arrangements 10 Descent and zee
lDg csr and horse 10 Tho road shgtsd with ssletV ia
the Vicinity, OF tle farm Of bIf Limbrick, about miles
from Town. His Bf'looB was cow eyed 10 Falmouth snJ
he himself arrived At die Fsfmefs IIosI, shout ~
Thus has been made, in = most beautiful manner ~,
hfs ascension South Of ihe Potomac We never wfoess
60 more universal AID high qualification Every one seem
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be 'Hhsb.tsut. &C Ch4rIrs,ssn ,ie.-L In,
extraordinary celestial phenomena. uu.,rr 70
'''4' A~'t i-'or-bic circumstances Tie AR . a.
Ii'nd- and the sun sbone OFT through . me
iur. - Transparent could have h.-en 4, .ir,,i
Nhe;'.-T Any e uie sgrg7s ia this esuarau,.,,,
i'-i- 4.y calculations OF ob~er,a,ilas, i.n.Ee,.l
70 Astronomical Sc,ene-. las Mt ben ..eer-
ia'"ci. 81 Is presumed that. from tie ..., If
'l-'c - adequate 20 The occasion. 70 ,rot,,,.,,
iaet' have tevn no'el, even ~ ti,- mos, e.,pp~-
'."i oa-errcTs al ;l.is rrEi,a Il c,un,rv. So,~
'sIa~bir ''forns''on n.-, - r1pcs,-si fro5, tn
''e'ii'S'.'sirf As'ryuOrn-r-. "a L T'.in~ AMI
Professor hI-Han.icr; bo,h of pLora rna,Ie +.
7arney q thc SoutL. far tb. purpose 4 u.,,,e,,-
he total obscurstion Tb- former ErntI~-
i'-n - '''' Filter = tee An.cr,o@a AiuIafse, sr
~ 'i,r, iholgh very yo.ns. is ssid g. stand
high IS i.~iab,r Of tie Fscalty 81 Na,s.i H.li
Tic. vent % ;hcir Temporary oissrr,stori,s ~,Il
prepared @'il' giss-cs. and III o,is,r sIgsrstu.
requisite Tor uskms obseTtr',Dus i,h pl.ils,o-
Th,e cSao,pcs,
During The I'as'sSe a ,i,- noon across tie
suns disk, tlss diminut,on Il bis rzys -ss very
i"re~Vt'sir 10 tie senscs both Il sigis aad feel
az. peculiar shall. s?psr,f,ly Of gr-,n-
80 INT ~s' eaS o'er al terrestrial o'j e,s. sn,
'l'ry rejected s,ng,Ilsrly DIN light. rr,er,li,,-
neither rnsot' at nos tviIigh, hs-ss ,rs,..
90 sp9c.ranes e 80 ovn kind--os,., ~L,sh ts,t
'es 80 more 'han onre. sni ~hIci 'tousaads
he'er behold 1hc th@aEc 10 thu tsmper.,ur~
81 The s'fnr ',h.re .as nof ics, remarkably. Than
g. 'hf light 1i.r ar, from iu .i,Ishnoi t.lsn,
state, griiraiiy D came chilled a,.J --,,l.,,,,
''h3 perceived O., his 'l,ertaor,,,f. ,.,.,-,,., q,
u'e sunshine. that tls Meregry b. Or, 80 .,I.r..
''''-i 81 ip7 irg I-hfrahe,t. ,sfgru,. s, ia, b,
~. tome Ger alsear.iios 80 ,is uss,imum. i,
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nAlaIuoRE AND ONO RAN ROAD.

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among The passengers, were tie following
sehuemen
MI ihoaas'FTes"leEi Of The Baltimore AMI
o''' "ah hoaa company Nessrs. Elliott,
stewart MOTIFS Williams SPriSs Of Prince
'Ouh'.' and Sro~n' Directors Of
'n1' h'ad' MI T. T. Finley, President OF
u1e "A'i'A"fe AMI Fort Deposit Rai Road
'"P'n!' ana me Directors OF that Road /.
4'S Neso'' f'es''eS' OF The Baltimore and
'i4'"4AH1 "A" hoai Company, and the
Vi max "oAd The Mayor and City
-'" q bs'''more and the follow ING
u'h ose' Isl OF Prince
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-N' ''0' u VIC il'er ai Road 10 Frede-
800 ''.e '1'h ''eu OF ''e Raj Road they
~ ".e' = "'eh>rd r''is' E'q-' Director
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PHH' consisting oil
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