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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-07-22

SOMETHING NEw-Valu,ble Real and personaI
~ property, by o',ery-In pursuance OF The prov
oi an Act oil the General Assembly o. land, passed
81 december session, 1888. 10 authorize Andrew Nc.
Langh'in TO distribute his estate by Lottery.
This property Is among the valuable in Maryland
situated in the prosperous, healthy and village
OF Eiico,ts Mills, ten miles from The city OF Baltimore
where all the upon the Baltimore and Ohio rail
10 anu from the West stop breakfast and dine IL con-
sisls Of the large aud extensive long know
as the PArAPsco HOTEL, with a highly orname nted
garden oil neatly three acres, beautiful Gothic cottage
with other dwellings, twenty valuable Buling Lots. ali
situated in The OF the Vsge and other
prizes OF personal property, consisting Plate Carriages.
Horses Piano Fories Books. old Wines &c. the hole
valued al $5S,i50, aud divided into rovR HUNDRED
Prices, aud no fifteen per CENT
This Lottery will be drawn upon the plan of the old
Maryland Lotteries, under the direction of the Trustees
appointed by the Legislature.
The blanks and prizes 10 be placed in one wheel and
The numbers In another and the whole be drawn inis-
snmna'e'y; the prizes and blanks opposite to The
bers.
SCHEME.
prize, consisting Of the Pat.psco Hotel, with
Tie new addition upon the rail road, the large
stables, carriage and ice house. aod the SPLEEN
did garden oil nearly three acres, forms the ca
pit.I prize, valued at $4,000
do. and conve nis nj three story dwell.
ing, 1000
do beautiful Gothic Cottage. situated upon
ledge OF rocks, overlooking the village, 265O
4 prizes, being valuable BuilIing Lots, at $500
each, 2 oOO
90 being valuable Building Lots al $3.50 each, $500
10 do being valuable Building Lots, al 5000
each, 1000
377 do being valuable prizes of personal proper
'y, ranging from $3.50. down to $40 each, $500
400 prizes, and no discount, SIS. l5O
Many oil the small prizes will be psd in cash. az what
they are valued, IL required by those a distance.
P'ce Of Ticket. SlO-No Shares.
u This Lottery must positively be drawn, agreeably
10 provision in he charter, within very short rne-so
there's no time TO I've lost Probably before the lapse of
TWO months, some fortunate advenurer will be in iu ros-
session OF one OF the delightful romantic aud he ahhy
pieces OF property within the borders the United STATES
al (kags. .sl,. n
ble)
To be drawn in September next or whereabouts posi-.
lively.
lOrders for tickets will with strict en,ion if
addressed TO the subscribers Who duly by the
State oil Maryland TO yehd tickets ia the above scheme
slso In those managed by Yates Mcintyre within the
state OF Maryland Virgins, Delaware, South Carolina
Louisiana and the District oil Columbia aud by whom in
ofm''ion oil the fate of tickets will be given in any OF the
Lotteries n which tickets ordered, ine after
the drawings over.
lJOIders should be addressed in every instance 10
ISAAC l.. NICHOLSON & BROTHERS,
Erchdnge Office, Baltimore.
GJOur paper, Fortunes Tell Tale' gratis
20 sn peIsons a, 0 distance July %.
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RTCMMOe1a VIRGINIA. TUESDAY; JUH y Az Isaa

AND FOR SALE will sell about 800 acres of
E-z Prime Psnunkey sud combining many Advantages:
is part Of the celebrated ferry estate formerly in the
occupancy OF Maj. Geo. Dabney. decd IL needs
comment the neghborhood is second in point of ins
teigence aud hospitality 10 any in the Old Dominion.
Tbs land is 10 miles only from Richmond; fertile and
gain can be had by early purchase II sold by the
10th Of August next il will. without reserve, be sold on
the premises on that day. 10 the highest bidder, Tor
ird cash, the balance in two equal annual payments
cured by bond, With approved security lien the
land. W. E. GAYLE
King William, June 10. loft
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Rally line OF Stage Coaches.

sEUQ-z ~, hUR daily line OF Stage Coach.
&Tt.SS f,ys 49, W es will commence running Il ON
- Richmond TO Lewisburg the oh
=>assszsaazs2Ets5 instant. Leave Richmond at A.
NJ. and arrive at Wilmington at p NJ. Leave Will
mingon at a. NJ aud arrive in Charlottesville 10 a.
Msnd leave charlottesville ~ 10 1-2 A. NJ and arrive
in Stsun'ou at l2 p. M.-Leavc Stanton morning
at A. Nj. and arrive al Warm Springs at p. M-Leave
YARN Springs at A. Nj. aud arrive in l.ewisburg at
e. NJ.
Also, line three times week by Scottsvle ntersect-
ing the Stage from Charlottesville at Bookes, and arv-
Ing at Staunion in the Time with passengers by
Charlottesville.
This arrangement affords fine facilities nvaids " no
may wish 10 Welt the Springsand 10 those who may yisi,
them for pleasure, 1t viii not bs objectionable.
EDWIN PORTER s. CO.
J. N. Z. STOCKTON s. CO.
PORTER, BELDEN s. co.
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Fresh Dry Goods---gn store

TENUE Ship JtDtTson, just IN from Liverpool, having
II brought the remainder OF our Importation Of SprHg
CooDs. except low psckages-aud our feceip OF De.
uSsic and 0ther Goods rom HE ORTIZ having been very
heavy within few days-we prepared 10 offer
customers, and TO all who may choose call Ne
Of he largest supplies Of Goods we have ever had 10
store, and which equal in style suy thing in INC Dry
GoodS line we have seen for many Goods
indeed both handsoJ1e aud cheap. A general sd.
yefsemenl will appear in lew days
r. & j. :. JAMES Co,
April ~. filo-t0 Market Square
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ENOLD MINE TRACT IN DUCKINGHAM.-For
xH sale or lease the dover interest OF Mrs Eizabe N
Lewis, IN Tract OF Land. ing slions Fork in the
county OF Buckingham. abont7 miles the Court
house. belonging TO the estate OF her deceased husband
the late Col VIM Lewis This tract sometimes call
ed the Gold Mine Tract supposed about 100
acres Gold has been frequently found upon tin one
Instances single lump said to have been worth ards
OF 500 Col. Lewis some short time before his death
aud before searching Tor Gold pursued as profitable
business IN Virginia had commenced preparations on an
extensive scale Tor washing aud separating the ore.
more particular description is deemed unnecessary as
none, il is presumed, won purchase without examining
the property Persons disposed TO contract for Mrs. Lew
ss interest viii please address their post
paid, Gen. b. w. =. Cabell DanylIe John Robertson
Richmond, or the subscriber, Concord p o. Campsell
STERLING c. ANDERSON,
Attorney IN fact for Mrs T.. Lepis.
May l3. 2-u
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A VALUABLE PAMUNKEY FARM AND FER.
IA RY FOR SALE-Infending 10 move TO the West
offer for sale, the Tract OF Ll0d which reside in
the county OF King William, called Greenye or perhaps
better known Ivy the name OF D,bneys Ferry, situated
a. tile head Of tide water and nav gaton, Oh pamunkey
River. exactly opposite Hsnoverown II miles from the
city OF Richmond, II from he Couriiouse Of the county
miles from Hanover Courthouse and one oil Tie mo-.
public roads in lower Virginia This Farm contains IS
acres Of arabic land, surpassed If equaed fertility
by any land the river for the growth Of cotton corn
wheat oats. tobacco. The nptove a,e vsuablc
consisting Of an excellent Dwelling House in good re pair
new brick Kitchen. Smoke House. Dairy, large Stable
Barns, new Carriage House. &c. This place is admit
rsby calculated Tor Tavern, aud was. time very
prohiAbIy occupied The house stands within 20
steps OF he road and there b public house on this route
Tor di4isnce Of % miles The garden is unsurp
sud Tie yard Is beautiful and wen enclosed. There il
hue well Of water ~ the yard, and good Ice House. ad
delightful Spring quite convenient. The purchaser Of
this Farm would have difficulty IN enarging the tract
's si he owners Of the lands adjoining DESTROYS to
sell.
also offer for sale, in conjunction with Mr. B + Dab.
ney, that valuable Ferry, know by the name nj sbney
Sh one acre OF land attached on which there IS good
house Tor the occupancy Of The ierryman The Boat i
new, and carried the River with great arilty by
means Of roFe. This ferry al present yields nett
profit 10 the owners OF more Than $500 per sn0um.
lim property be not .ol privately, will be offered for
sale publicly on the premises SATURDAY the 10 Of
August neat, fair, II not, The FIRST air day ihefeaf-
ter, Sundays excepted Terms made known day Of
sale. GEO n. D4BNEY
Datnets Ferry, King William County
July 10. 2O--ds
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BY RITCMIE & COOK.

1 The ENQUIRER published week, generally and
during the
Price the Five Doias anuun
Notes Of charsred specicpayng (ony)
scvcd in The Editors will safety
om by MALL tho postage of being paid tho writers
or No will DO discontinued, the discretion of tho
Editos until all arrcarasos have been paid up
Whoever will guarantee payment OF papers,
baro tho tenth gratis.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
One loss fist insertions rs each
81 No
assumed bv in this cis its environs.
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from tho Pcnnsy ivaoian
TIiE MERCHANTS AND LIE BANK

The Jocnsfs and The Congressman have gone hobe The
p,nic sprnded snd the pressure like Gostefs brus.
ed arms, r. hung UP for monuments until " is again
thought polite 10 submit the patient public The
Of the ron boot sod hOmhkens. Tie Bsnk having failed
20 agnsy sni dsg'ssfOly in iW operations during ,bs
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May I3.

AND, IN AMELIA, FOR SALE-The Subscriber
n offers Tor sale his Plantation, in the county Anne
Iva, lying on Smack's Creek, about six miles below tho
Court House, and three from Goodies Bridge, containing
62S Acres; upwards OF $50 of which IL. land inferior
10 none In ie county; upwards Of $50 in wood in
dependent OF the swamp IL is well wsteredhayng five
or six neyerfailing streams running through IT, al
Ioding Proporonate quantity OF 1Ai and meadow land.
The improvements are, comfortable dwelling house. To-
oscco barns. sufficient 10 fourteen thousand weight
OF tobacco. grsnary, and other houses ueual
on iarm. He is also authorized TO sell (houd suit the
pnrchaser) from one hundred 10 hundred and fifty
Acres, adjoining the above, mostly swamp aud wood land
oil superior quality.
As few farms Of the SIZE in this section of the
country afford the like advantages for the cuvA cn of
tobacco, those wishing to purchase would we'll to view
the premises. JOHN T. BOTTOM.
July 10. 2i-9,=
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&SCOrTSVILLE PROPERfY.-IRUsr SALE-By
~ virtue OF deed Of trust executed by John Hartman
and wife, TO the subscriber, bearing da'o the 2ls OF
gust 1888, oil record in the county court OF Albeme and
Tor the purposes therein mentioned shall proceed 10 SELL
81 public auction, for ready money, Friday the 25h
DAY Of July next II isir,ii not, the next lair laytbe
following property, viz Lots Nos. 1877 and 1863 in Har
sons addition 10 the OF ScosyiIIc in the county OF
hlbemarle with the Dwelling House. &C. OF said ar,inan
thereon, Lot No Ii6 in ditto, and sixth OF Lot No
~, on which stand large frame building and brick
Tavern lacly occupied by Rush & Sco-Also the
store House and back building, occupied by John A.
Hicks e Co-Also, part Of Lot No. 1856, with brick
Lumber House thereon and immediately ON the liver
bank and one other lot The Turnpike Gate near
the limits OF the town. with workshop thereon Also
oil the Household and Kitchen Furniture OF said Hat.
comprising gfeat variety and that very superior
and oi the most iashonsbs kind.
Tie above sale will take place on the premises and
commence 10 o'clock a. NJ Such ri e only az IL yest.
ed 10 the trustee will he conveyed
June 81, 1891 H.,
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FWNRUST SALE.-Ty virtue OF a deed OF trust execu.
n ted TO us by Dr. Thomas Peers and vile, Of Goocb
land county, for the purpose Of securing certain
OF money therein expressed due Stephen Duva We or one
ou-, shall the first day August 1884, the residence
Of said DIR. Thomas Peers in The county Aforesaid sell for
cash. the tract Of land whereon he resides being the
conveyed in the deed mentioned much thereof
as will be sufficient to satisfy the said sum- with interest
and expenses attending the execution OF this trust.
JOHN =. ELLIS,
JOHN NJ. TREVILIAN trustees
The above sale will be made by and with my consent
and APPRECIATION THOMAS PEERS
July 1. I6--tds
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m{TRAWBERRY PLAIN will he rented 10 the highes,
~ bidder, or tc premises, Saturday the 2Gih nstsnt
SAMUEL NJ. BOCKIUs, Trustee
July IS. 2l-n
HB HOU-1ON, ~ d.. Dentist, il located At No
n ~, Park Place, New Yoit Where he will be bappy
to any Of his friends from Yirginia.
July IS Ala
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~ ROCERY AND COMMISSION BUSINESS
QU The subscriber has leased the tenementa i'm
medaiely fronting the landing Of the BASIN near the s.
Mill OF Me- Chsvsllie for the transaction of Grocery
aud Commission business, whore lie is now receiving
bne assortment Of every article n the Grocery line
which he invites the attention OF purchasets-aud will
give personal attention TO al coDsig nmeDs that en-
trusted to his THOMAS +. JOHNSON
March 29. IOG n
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Jone 24, 1884

EEOTETOURT SPRlN6S.-The subscsber bsyioe
30 recently purchased the above property from the
executor OF Charles Johnston deceased his sc
acknowledgement TO those individuals who paronsed him
during tho IL years which he kept the Hot Springs and
hopes that they VIII favor him with call al his ne resi-.
dence, where he assures them they shall find every thing
calculated to promote their health and contribute their
comfort and pleasure. The buildings Of the establishment
are al bick-commodous and elegant and unfiog in
high degree nesHess and beauty with comfort and conye.
nience. HEZEKIAH DACGg
February D. SS--~ GIN
RUR. VIM. A. hBRAIiAB-siR :--As YOU. are no
IVA inhabsnt Of this State, you will plesse lake notice
That on the 10Th day OF ny next, 81 Buckingham Court.
House. in The county Of Buckingham and State Of Virgi.
ns' we shsl proceed TO take The dispositions Of Edmund
w Hubbard aud Others, 20 be read evidence in nt
IN ehAneefy now depending in The Circuit Superior Court
Of Law aud Chsncefy for the county Of Buckingbsnl in
which suit sc plaintiffs, and you end Others ere lie.
PENDANTS And, " then aud there prevented we shall, on
the 1ih dsy Of Augvsi Dex proceed take tc derosi-
ions n the said Edmund W Hubbard and others A. The
bald Buckingham Court House above mentioned ,yl.re
sou may sienJ, u you Ike. SAM'L FORD & co.
Nay 81. 6-ssw
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ar. THOMAS DiXON-Yon being non-fc.ilent
I'VE Of the State Of Virginia hereby notified hat we
Will proceed on The 18th day Of July nest between fs
Office Of William NJ Fulton, Notary Pnbc IN The ey Of
Richmond, 70 take The dispositions Of Charles Palmer and
others, 70 10 read IN evidence IN suit depending IN the
Superior Court Of Law snd Chanrery Tor enco ronnfy
IN which plaintiffs. and yourself aud others are
defendants. from auy the arc not taken OF
completed bsf day. the isking Of The ssue will con.
unue iroG' LAY 70 dsy by adjournment, Until finished At
TIE same Place aud between the hours
Yours, SC, SAM'L s. MYERS & Co.
June a. It--sts
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SIZZLING OFF CABINET FURNITURE, nf re-
~ duced Prices.i being necessary close the bust
Of MIR George Hendfee Immediately, will sell for
cash, Furniture end Mabogany Of all kind, from fifteen
10 twenty per cent lees than lormef prices. Persons
wishing buy either article will DO well by calling
there is ts largest assoriueno Of both articles this
place. WM SMITH
July Is tt-6J dgenf for the Estate
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u Uidefs should be addressed In every instance 10
ISAAC l.. NICHOLSON & BROTHERS,
Exchange Office, Baltimore.
GOur paper, Fortunes Tell Tale, forwarded gratis
10 sIi persons al q distance July %
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1834-02-20

was of iron, and pretty large lump
went for a very small sum.
MIR. Rives and Mr.. Wright no doubt
have some such wise scheme in their
heads at the present time. They would
initiate Lycurgus rather than Neckar
Perhaps their system HAS been suiii-
cently tried.
In the metalllerous regions OF the
South, The gold hunters have already
come to metallic currency 1hey car
ry grains of gold IN goose qu'lls, stopped
up with bit of cork, as the boys III
school do their pins. In their breeches
pochei, they have pair Of scales. When
one of these metallic currency charac-
ters wants a quid Of tobacco or glass OF
liquor, he pulls out his scales, weighs
the smallest possible quantity OF his ore,
and hands it over to the merchant or
grocery-keeper. These latter exchange
their ore as soon as possible for bulls OF
banks in good credit, and so IT would be
the hard money scheme Of Mr.. Rires
shouid prerdi. Our uiSe Jackson men
drink at the fountains of antiquity. jim
old Roman, is with them a personiiica-
ton of the Deity, and the barbarism OF
early times is their model of perfection.
ALBANY GaS.
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POLITICAL MISCELLANY.

The y. Y. Commercial ADVERTISE
having been attacked bv the Albany Ar
gus for its Inconsistency in paying com
pliment to Mr. Calhoun, thus pays it of
with compound interest:
This bit Of impudence looks vastly fine
in a paper which, four years ago, was IT
selfa NuIlifer 1t then published Co.
lionel Haynes speech, proclalmlng and
defending the doctrine of Notification
in It's most offensive form. Not onl y did
the Argus then publish that speech, but
it eulogised l., as containing the true
creed OF the Republican party. Gencr-
a! Jackson was then also Nullifier, and
wrote letter to Col. Hayne, approving
and appaud,ng his Nuil,fication Speech
But, ior the benefit OF his pet heir a2pa-
rent, Gen. Jackson contrved to quarrel
with Mr.. Calhoun, who, until then, had
been his best friend; and then, and not
TIL then, did Gen. Jackson, aud .N. Fan
Buren, and his .f,gus, affect to take
ground against NullIfcation.
But why dwell upon the inconsistent
cies Of these men. 1t is in them, only
that they are consistent.
Until the political bank-machinery OF
the Safety Fund, was discovered, the
Albany Regency were in favor Of the
National Bank
Gov. Marcy, and Mr.. Dudley, and
Mr.. b. F. Butler, lthe new Attorney
General,) and their friends at Albany,
applied for a Branch, to be located IN
that city.
Mr.. Van Buren wrote long letter in
favor Of the Bank, and urging the appll.
cation. We have seen and read thl:
letter.
Nay more Gen Jackson was in favor
Of the Bank, until the Albany Regency
'pm The Screirs' upon him.
General Jackson applied himself for
another Branch at the South. We knor
this fact. We have read the letter.
Cen Jackson promised to recommend
the re. charte,ing of the Bank, IN his hrs
message to Congress and a paragraph
to that effect, coincident with the views
Of the Bank Directors, was prepared a
his own request.
sCP And it was in consequence OF {
direct Interference from Albany, that in
stead Of fulfilling his promise, the Presi
dent attacked the Bank,
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1t is proposed, in the Legislature OF
Pennsy sylvania, to send an agent to Hol-
land, to borrow money. Well, what lift
is ? The Dutch Bankers will give a
puff from their pipes, s,-unbutton their
brecches pockets, pull ont the Presidents
attac., on foreign capitalists, read its a
busive paragraphs against IA National In
s,iution and send the Penns, lvanIa a
gents back again without gullder!-
And they would serve them right. II
Gen. Jackson abuses foreign capital, his
friends must be left "alone with his Clio
ry."- ID.
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PO NJ II Il ".

from the Portsmouth. (N. H. Journal.
WHERE SHALL GLORY LIVE!
The tashion Of this UOrH, Passeh array.
PAUL.
Birds in ether swimming free,
While the leaves are on the tree;
Tell me, when the wintry wind
Leaves no trace Of you behind,
Where will ye your glory lease'
Flowers Of beauty gems Of Spring
When chill Autumn spreads her wings,
Change shall come to earth, and sky,
Frailty sure like yours must die;
Where will ye your glory leave'
Snow-nakes from your moving deep
VIII ye fly TO earth to sleep?
Shall not change come o'er ye,
lie your rest place land or sea;
Where will ye your glory leave?
Reasons throne! majestic man!
VIII not weakness o'er hee come?
Must not "dust to DIST relurn"'
Will not beauty find AN urn'
" here will you your glory leave'
All Of Nature cries decay!
Fast her gories fade away,
Not the rock, or unstain'd sea,
But must shiyering, melt-and flee
VI here-then where, shall glory liye'
In the soul-that blest abode
In the living breath of God
Where no sorrowing tear is she'd
Where the just are perfect made-
There oh, there shall glory live S.