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Litchfield enquirer., 1835-07-02
THE ENQUIRER.
LITCHFIELD, JULY 2. 1888.

ESSrth ef JSty.-lt will he perceived by the foliow- ing prOgrGSas Ofthe arrangements by the committee appointed for the purpose that the reUrn of this gOr
 Oua anniversary s iO be celebrated in this village with
 considerable ecioG. This are glad to see. It is a day eODseerated by the blood of fathers so Ihe tabIishment of liberty. Let not their M 10 hold it iO glad remembrahct, do every thing tn aheir power perpetua,e il aIier ages Here the day will he celebrated, tt ong always be- with out dis.iOcons of pary. On this day all can all should ming around the fesve board as a band Oi brohersas Americans, jealous OI their liberties and
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-04-17

pointment o the President and Senate and ut the plea
sure oft former, and may appoint other pcrsonsn their
stead In this way, the Executive of the United States
may, TO some extent lawfully control the official action
of the authorities OF the Territory.
The President has already instructed the Executive of
Michigan, that military force only b. lawfully re-
sorted TO- in aid Of and in subordnaton to- the civil
thorities lie may also with proprie,y BE- advised that
criminal prosecutions should not be instituted except
where really necessary 10 maintain the jurisdiction of
the United States, and protect the officers of the Ter
ritory in the Tghu execution of their lawful powers
and that great circumspecon should be used
technical regularity in the proceedings and prevent
any unnecessary rigor towards individuals. II, in
the progress of any such prosecution, crisis should
happily arise, in which the ordinary power of the
civil officers shall be inadequate the execution of
Their duties, it will then be for the President deter
minr how far the circumstances of the may require
HIM to employ the placed in his hands, by the Con-
sttuton and laws for the purpose of maintaining their
supremacy. At present, however, it is unnecessary
pursue this particular topic; and the utonary
measures already taken by the President those yet
In contemplation, well calculated to prevent, Ell
Their side, any forcble nacion of the laws is to be
hoped that it may not become ncedfu to resume it,
have the honor to be, with the highest respect your
obedient servant, B. I. BUTLER
10 THE PRESIDENT u. STATES
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-04-17

NMIAS COMMITTED to the Jail of Frederick coun.
w ~: as a runaway, negro man calling himself
inches high and of u dark xion There are
visible marks defects about him. with the exception
of his right leg being about inch shorter than the left
occasoned by kick from horse in the groin He
says that he belonged originally the OF Car
ter and purchased from the said by one John
Montgomery of York Virginia, who sold him to trader
about five years since namc not recollected The owner
is requested forward prove property pay charges
and take him away, otherwise he will be disposed of ac-
cording to law. CHARLES HULET
Jdiior Of Frederick couaiy la.
March IL. IO4-3m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-04-17
Whale.

FHNHlS capital horse just imported will make his first
Id season IN America, at my stable in Granville coun
ty, n. C., FIVE miles north of WILLIAMSBURG (my Post
Ohce) and IL miles south of Boydton Virginia on the
main road leading from Boydton to Oxford He will co.
yer mares at % dollars the season. and IS dollars nsu
rance, with 81 to the groom The season money due
July lst and the insurance money whenever the mare
Is ascertancd TO be in ioa transferred Good and ex
tensivc pasturagc and servants board grasand
well fed at % cents per day. All possible will be
taken to prevent accidents and escapes but response
bIty Tor either The commences on the 10th of
March.
Whale is large beautiful well formed and strong
horse feet inches high with every recommendation
OF blood, form, color and performances Until he met
with an accident, his career the turf truly bril-
liant winning many races, against the best horses the
most fashionable courses In week last Spring he
Niator, Amesburgh, Cab and many others giving high
odds TO several of them He other races last wear
and when years old, very forward Tor the Derby
and won times. among the Kings Plate Goodwood
miles and furlongs, beating Lucetta, Lady Fly and
Sussex; thus proving himself very speedy and very
stout and hard botomed colt For full account of his
races, which were truly excellent, see hand-blls
Whale was got by Whacbonc the best 4 mile horse
OF his day and the best of Waxey-dam Recorg by
Octavus (winner of the Derby, and half brother to
Emilius Catharine by Woodpeckcr Camilla by Trent
ham, Coquette by Compton Barb, of full sister of
Regnus, never beaten, and the best of Godophin
Arabian. Whale is brother the celebrated mile
horse Grampus and Shark, Memnon, Lottery, Canopus
Medley, Manuella Whale and several other first rate
horses are descended from the same mare a proof of
the excellent and unsurpassed pedigrees
ManchH Gl07-wiwl EDMUND TONNES.
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CANCER
CANCER,
.4'ld he ART of Healing, generally.

.ftd the art OF Hedtng generally.
YHSHE subscriber respectfully informs the inhabitants
a of Richmond and vicinity, who may wish his aid
that he has become compecntly acquainted by the in
structons from the celebrated DIR. Lynch of New York
city, to that formidable and fatal disease denom
mated Cancer without the of knife or caustc but
effected in the same way and manner practised by DR.
LYNCH who has met with unparalleled success in the
treatment OF this complaint and also that of Fistulo
FstuaAs the subscriber is here now, from the City of
named complaints, will please apply Immediately TO
him, at the Mansion House, Main Street
Richmond, Jan. w. w MARSHALL,
Certificate from DR.. Lunch.
do hereby certify, that DIR. w w Marshall has been
under my instruction, and assisted in my business,
which is attending to Cancer complaints, and the of
healing generally. Iie is using my medicine. |
think him capable and worthy the confidence of those M
nicted. d. LYNCH
The subscriber refers to Mr.. Day of Manchester Mr.
Gillian, Mr.. James Caskic Archibald Thomas and Mrs
Ezekiel DAVIS Main Street, Richmond; Mr.. Benjamin
Harrison of Berkeley.
All letters must be postpaid. w w NJ
January q 1884. 74-wtf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-04-17
March !

HH w. TURPIN * SAMUEL VANDERSLICE
III n . having associated themselves in partnership
and taken the house formerly occupied by Jno W
Smith x Son. two doors below the United States Bank
Main Street. intend carrying the TALoRISG BusI-
NESS in all its branches, and pledge themselves to the
publc 10 have all orders entrusted to thc executed in
the most fashionable style and with DESPATCH trust
by strict attention to receive share of public patronage
H. w. Turpin returns his thanks TO his friends and
the public for the liberal encouragement bestowed on
him when in business alone, and solcts their avors 10
the present firm of Turpin & Yanderslce
March "a. IO6-tf
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BDOEn'R
" nvcn rrr rrM,,ss vSsvNe."
TIE VOICE OF MY COUNTRY.

THE VOICE OF MY COUNTRY.
nv Mrs. sICoCRSrr.
I heard bitter sigh
Break from mothers breast,
And knew IL was my country's voice,
That thus her sons a.llTsst -
We ARE my crown % hope
Dim not it, peerless ray
We are sinews OF my stTcngth,-
Cast not that strength away.
" There il fiery cup,
Whose minitry of woe,
Can melt the spirits purcst psatl,
And lay the mightiest low.
Turn fom its trarhcTous tide,
Repol IL syrcn claim,
Nor let me mid the nations blush,
And mourn my childron's shane.
4" And will NC, for the sake
OF one brief poison draught,
The record OF my fame dcl1sc,
BY blood and suffering hought'
And will yc east that stain
Upon ms bauqeT's raw.
Which nll the rivers Cf your rs0lm
Can never wash away
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-04-17

NREY BEARD.-This very popular stallion, bred
VA by Richard Singleton, Esq, of South Carolina
will stand the ensuing the subscribers stable
in Nelson county, Va, 10 miles south of Rockfsh Cap
and p miles west of Charlottesville the mode rate
price of 20 dollars the payable the expiration
thereof 30 dollars insurance. to be paid the
mare is asccrtaned to be in foal parted with Fifty
cents cash. in each case TO the groom Very extensive
aud variety Of wellencloscd pasture will be furnished
gratis, consisting of ryefeds timothy and orchardrass
lots The subscriber well prepared do that Justice
which is due from the proprietor of a stallion the
owners of mares, any Virginia, and exertion
on his part shall be wanting render that satisfaction
which important to his interest Mares with colts
will be kept separate from other mares and should any
be sent before oang separate lots with shelters are pro-
vded for the purpose Mares will be plentfuIy fed with
grain, when requested at % per day Servants sent
with mares will be boarded gratis and every effort to pre-
vent accidents escapes but be liable for any
that may happen Any person sending six mares will be
charged but for five.
GHEY BEARD is without doubt the cheapest horse
now Standing IN Virginia. taking into consideration his
unexceptonable blood, fine size and appearance toge
Their with. the remarkably promising appearance of his
get, even from small mares, which some Of the most
popular stations in Virginia have entirely failed give
sufficient size for any purpose
The season will commence the LIST day of March and
terminate the LIST day Of July Grey Beard rising
years old in perfect health and condition. and has proven
himself remarkably sure foal.getter.
Feb. 81. [W-wtlMayl JNo. b. COLES.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-04-17
Groceries, Domestic Goods, Cot
tom Yarns. &c.

hAVtD ANDERSON, Jr. has received the larger
- part OF his spring assortment--neary all the
gars Coffee and Aloasses are drcc, imporatons to our
city Ills stock will be further increased in few weeks
by the arrival OF the brig Lowell from Porto Rico
From the little experience which city has had in the
direct importation of Groceries, it is confidently bcliev
ed they be sold low, If not lower, here than in
any OF The Northern markets The following comprise
list OF the principal articles:
l4oO bags and bbls Porto Rico, Laguira, Rio Mocha
and Java coffee, part superior green,
loo hhds St Croix, Porto Rico, and New Orleans SUI
gars
90 boxes and barrels refined do.
10 hhds superior Porto Rco and New Orleans mo-
lasscs,
100 bbls New Orleans do
300 kegs Gu, nails and brads, assorted sizes,
100 halt boxes bunch rasins
40 tons Swedes, country and English iron,
do cast mould boards, Palmer and Mccormick s
American blistered and German steel
% tierces and % half tierces rice,
i hid best madden,
pipes
half pipes woOdl,ousc $. NJ. Wine, =
quarter casks
do. do London Particular Madeira do.
10 do. do sweet Malaga, do.
puncheons superior old Antigua rum
pipe and halfpipes Cognac brandy,
: do. pure Holland gin,
5 hhds Portland rum,
5 do. common whskcy,
% bbls superior old rye, do.
100 boxes sperm and taow candles,
30 boxes turpentinc soap,
ceroons best Spanish h1t in digo,
100 boxes SxlO and l0xl2 glass
% bbls tar
300 sides heavy russell leather,
10000 sacks Liverpool filed salt
10000 lbs. cotton yarns, assorted
80 bales osnaburgs,
do. shcetings,
do. shirngs
do. heavy Dorchester bed ticking,
Powder shot,
Bar lead, pepper,
Ginger, nutmcgs,
Aspice, birthstone,
Copperas, alum
Sapetrc,
Bedcords, and
Leading lines,
Cap letter and wrapping paper.
Also,
Schermcrhorns stone ware assorted.
April 3. 109-w4w
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AUG; AUG. /. DABNEY, } comm;s
THO. G. AMORY, GolnnliS
VIM. III. ROY. sioHcts'
DISAPPOINTMENT

" The sale of the land above mentioned not having
taken place ON the LIST Monday F March il will certain
ly be made at Gloucester Courthouse the LIST Mon
day in May next being Court day, upon following
terms, by consent of partes-The claim of the PITTS
Geo T. f. Lorimer & CO., and the and charges of
the suit which will amount n little over three thou
sand dollars will be required in cash; for the balance
two equal payments six and twelve months credit,
to be secured by good personal security, and deed
OF trust on the land Too much scarcely be said
in commentator of this most beautiful valuable and
desirable estate, which contains, including marshes,
one thousand acres not much short of it, The land
about 600 acres, being entire level lying Creek
which navigabe for large vessels Immediately front
OF the dwelling having on it inc xhaustbc beds mari
and shells at three different points of the FARM large
brick manson containing eight rooms besides five in the
cellar Kitchen smoke house. two barns, carriagehouse,
&c &c; all said 70 be in good repa;-and possessing,
III addition to all these and other advantages the ncst
mabie convenience Of and easy to, the greatest
abundance OF the shelly and nny tribes off fish, we'll
every variety of wild fowl in their respective
Purchasers are invited To view the place and Judge
Tor themselves Mr. Oliver, the present proprietor will
take pleasure in showing the premises to any gentleman
DESTROYS OF purchasing a farm.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-04-17
Buckingham, Apr.

a VALUABLE TAVERN AND FARM for Rent
IN The subscribers wish for one or more years
their Tavern, at LOuS0 house. and the Farm at
tached thereto, containing nearly 400 of Landof
which, about 300 il is supposed cleared and
pretty good farming land, with meadow that would
yield, If judciously managed, hay enough to supply the
Tavern. There is in the course of completion a
large and elegant brick addition to the Tavern which
will afford nine spacious and elegant lodging rooms TO
be ready for use by the time possession will be gven
making the number Of rooms belonging to the Tavern
~, besides large dining in the cellar sufficient to
dine upwards Of an hundred persons one sitting with
closets DC This property combines advantages rarely
to be met with. Louisa Courtho is attended by
more persons ct is universally admitted by all persons
who frequent the place) than any other Court house in
the State on public daysaDd there being but one tavern
at the place. and all the other houses there being re-
strcicd from selling spirits, giving accommodations
ny boarding otherwise that will interfere with the
interest Of The Tavern, will Of COURSE ensure large
custom on such occasions-and it is situated on the
main road leading from Richmond through Charlottcs.
vile to the Western country, and where the road from
Cartersyllc to Orange Courthouec crosses the said
Main road and has chance at all the travellers Of those
roads. The stable is cxtensye-fre wood convenient
and ali the houses viii be IN good order-and more
hcaihiU place is not in the United States Possession
will be given the first day of November next. Per.
sons wishing 10 treat for the property, will please adj
dress John Hunter, at Louisa Courthouse, who will
promptly attend 10 all communications.
CHARLES THOMPSON, in.
JOHN HUNTER.
March ID TOC .,c
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TO hcSSrS J0hn Bernard Darid Bernard FraRcis Ber-
ndTd Jacob Bernard, and Mrs Judith FfOuTnOu Rebcc.
ca Porter injury INN Jameson, and Jacob Scott
WOU are hereby notified, that the undersigned act
" ing as Commissioner, under decree of the Coun.
ty Court of Powhatan has made sale of the tract Of land
lying in said county belonging the estate of VIM Bcr-
nard, dec d. in order to distribution among the snid
Bernards heirs, and that the purchase money for the
same in hand, ready be paid TO those emit
tied to the The parties interested will therefore
apply for their portions without further delay shall
not pay interest on the AUSTIN SPEARS
marlborough, Chesterfield CO., Commissioner.
March IL, 1885. IO5-wSyv
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-04-17

On DOLLARS REWARD --Absconded from the
%V subscriber, about the middle Of March, negro
man by the name Of Bob, 10 years Of age, very dark
complexion, feet 10 inches high rather spare made lie
carried with him mapped coat aud blue cloth
coat, two OF three pair OF pantaoons wool hat and
dufhl blanket No particular mark. except the two first
fingers the right hand turned that he
raghten them. will give the above reward for the
delivery Of said negro to me, for securing him that
shall get him. John HOLMAN
Cumberland, April II. 1875
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-04-17
PEDIGREE.


Grey Beard got by Kosciusko, his dam the i'm
ported mare Psyche, bred by Lord Derby, was got by
Sir Peter Teaze. (Scc Turf Register page A. vol a.
Comparison Of Grey BcarEs Pedigrce Min sir archys.
King Herod got Bordeaux out Of Cyenct mare.
Bordeaux got Bah out Of Speranz1 sister to Salram.
Bah produced Psyche, by Sir Peter Tcaze.
Psyche produced Grey Beard by Koscinsko.
Hcrod got Highdycr Highhyer COTS Peter Teaze.
Sir Peter Teazc got Psyche, Grey Beard g dam.
Ilcrod got Anvil. Anvil got Anyna out Of an
Eclipse, who produced Lottery who produced Koscusko
King IIcrod got Florzcl out Of a Cygnet mare
Florze got Doomed out Of a Spectator mare.
Doned got Sir Archy out Of Rockingham marc.
Herod got Highhyer HighAyer got Rockingham.
Rockingham got Castianira, Sir Archy's dam.
10 will bc from the above, that Sir Archy has
Herod blood both Sides and Grey Beard in addition
to his being his grandson, has Icrod blood through
different horses-Bordcaux, Ilighfyer, and Anvil
Thus, If combination Of icrOd and Eclipse blood is
TO be valued, better bred horse cannot be found Eve
~ horse and named in Grey Boards Pedigree
has been esteemed Of the first order tie best of their
day. The great excollcncy ofSir Arcly as stallion
is supposed TO be derived from his immediate descent
from King Herod. (See Turf Register, vol g. D. 100
King llerods best acknowledged TO be the famed
Hghayer which is the great grand sire both Of Sir Ar
chy and Grey Beard JNO. b. COLES
a EVILS HILL, Geueral 4geni md Collector, will at
tend to the collection of boude aocofof9
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-04-17

HNHE partnership between Prince 81 Smith in the
"a Milling business, is this day dissolved by mutual
wa. d. PRICE.
Feb 5th Tl05-w4w1 r. L. SMITH
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-04-17

MH RS. Elizabeth .hcho1TOugh 1heophiius Carson 9u-
LVH guStuS Carson, EgLcrt Carson, aion-o Cursor
Emily Carson and hlUiRa Carson the fire last bU Join
Robinson, their gnGTdiGn ad Item, and benjamin. Cur
rngton, administrator dc bons Of George Carson
deccaScd-
Take notice that shall proceed to fake the dcposi.
tons OF Stephen Cook and others in the Tavern house
of VIM b. Hobson, at Cumberland Court house Va,
on the 9TH Monday (27th day. of pr 1895; and the
LIST day of May, 1885, shall take the dispositions of
James Il. Anderson and Others the said Andersons
house, in Cumberland county, Val be read evidence
IN a suit now depending the Chancery side Of the
Superior Court of Law and Chancery for The county Of
Henrico, in which Richard A Rison is plaintiff and you
defendants. The said dispositions will be take be-
tween the hours Of q o'clock A. NJ, and 6 o'clock p
Nj OF each dayand if prevented either of the above
named days from commencing completing said depo.
stions, shall continue from day to day, at each place.
till the whole taken If you ike you may attend
| am, yours, &c. RICHARD A. RlSON
March "a. l07-w1w
HN CHANCERY- -VIReIslt. AT a Court Of monthly
session held for the county Of Louisa the Court
house, Monday, the 9th day of February, 1895:
David NJ Hunter, Pllf
against
James Bib and John Ellis Dens
The defendant, James Bibb, not having entered his
appearance and given security according to the act Of
Assembly and the rules Of this Court and appearing 10
the satisfaction the Court that he is not inhabtant
OF TINS state On the motion of the plaintiff by his
sci 1T is Ordscd That the said James Bib do appear
before the Justices of said Court at the Courthouse
on the first day Of next June Term Of said Court and
the Plaintiff BILL and that copy Of this order
be forthwith inserted in newspaper printed in the
City Of Richmond for two months successfully and post.
ed at the front door Of the Courthouse Of this county
a copy --Tcste, DAVID NJ. HUNTER. D. c. T.. C.
March n. 1O7--wSw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-04-17

E ADY MINE-A favorite Rondino a la Poacca,
~ composed and arranged for the Piano Forte. by
Charles Berg Of this City; together with great variety
of new and fashionable Music for the Piano Forte has
been received this day, (21st FobruaryJb by
Feb. 26. [96-t1 r. I. SMITH
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-04-17

NOTrON YARNS AND DOMESTIC GOODS.
" ut foetory Priees.A regular supply Of the Yarns
and Cloths manufactured by the Richmond Manufacsur-
ing Company for sale above by
DAVID ANDERSON, Jr.
March "a. IO7-g4o
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AUG. l.. DABNEY. }
THO. G. AMoRY, Com'r.
VIM. II. ROY,
AInrch nj

D The Editors of the Richmond WING Norfolk Beacon are
requested To Insert the above
respective ad forward their coec
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-04-17

"a EVILS HILL Geueral 4geai md Collector, will at
tend to the collection Of bonds accounts and claims
Of every description in the State Of Virginia
fredericksburg, March r. lO5-wtf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-04-17
AUGUSIlN T. l.. DA ~
THOMAS G. AMORY,
WILLIAM IL. ROY.

January 20. [S0--lawtdsl Com Biissioners
" Since the date of the foregoing advertisement
parted this life consequently the purchaser of the land
above mentioned will get immediate and absolute
title to the whole estate We are requested TO state
that the place contains about CO. instead of GOO
land; and in addition to this there extensive marshes
containing several hundred acres Purchasers are
invited to view the premises.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-09-28
Notices of the agent of the Viz
pinia Tract Society.

FHNIlE Rev. Mr.. BisN,ll, Agent for the Nirginia
institution, with divine prrmssion) NJ the follow
my plarrs, IN Amherst county, aaa at the time
mentioned:
At Pcdar Mil, Thursday l,r, Oct Al II o.
clock; New Prospect, Friday, I'd Buiaioo
Springs, Saturday 81; ST. Mathews, Sunday ilh ];
Ebcnczcr Westinghouse, Monday 9th Lime Kiln
or Union Westinghouse, Tuesday oh; Amherst
Court house, "Wednesday 9TH : New Glasgow,
Thursday Srb Mount Aoriab, Friday OH; Ivy
Hi, Saturday 10Th; Pincy River Westinghouse
Sunday | lth As the different denominations Of
christian, equally interested ia che operations
Of the Virginia Tract Society, il is hoped thai
Ministers and al others, friendly to our cause will
feel it duty to attend these meetings and afford
their countcnancc and aid,
Sep. % 2t