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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-06-30

Grand Celebration Of the coming Fourth of J,dvThe
aoh oil INC next anniversary of the Declaration of
INDEPENDENCE bids fair to surpass least in this section
OF the country all previous exhibitions public feeling
That we have witnessed. We learn that the spirited
companies OF NorfoW County, consisting of the tayal-
Iy, captain Daughtrey; the Rifle Patriots Captain
iatenn; and the Light Infantry, Captain Smith have
invited the Portsmouth Compancs-consstinp of the
1aVaity, captain Collins; the Artillery, Captain Cas-
sell; the Light Infantry Greys, Captain Watts; the
Grenadiers, Captain Dardcn; the Rifiemcn Captain
Iayle the Norfolk Companies, consisting of the Ca.
VARY, Capt Myers; the Light Artillery Blues Capt
Taylor; INC Junor Volunteers, Capt Newton; and the
Rilemen, Capt Williamson; the Smith6ed Cavalry Can't
Purdie; and the Suffolk Coumbans Capt NJ Alistcr 10
unite with them In celebrating Deep Creek the re-.
currence OF an which has always kindc a zeal and
quickened the feelings of the citizen soldier
Inc military parade WILL probably, be tr most npos
ing ever witnessed IN Virginia in period of profound
peace anu II we except the demonstrations ut York
iown, on the occasion of the visit of Lafayette we may
assert ta nothing has yet happened in the way of ma
rade tat equals what the present exhibition bids fair to
DC Fourteen companies, with complement of fifty
men each, will amount TO battalion of seven hundred
men, ana we trust that the will exceed our cs
mate and asreeaby dsappoint the usual anticpatons
OF parade
The most ample preparations making for the re-
cepuon OF the guests and their generous nertainmen
covered way mas already been arranged for the dinner
party, anu we would astonish readers we were To
tell them OF the items which hav seen scored down
Tor the fcsai board Suffice il ST that in all import
ant respects the feast will equal if surpass pre-
Vious one that we have heard of
we learn that the invitations have been accented and
ha me infantry companies will leave Norfolk aud Ports
mouth ia the Steam boat Old Dominion aud the Steam
Ferry Boat for Deep Creek the Cavalry will march
to the same place from Portsmouth
" since the above written, find that we RE
wrong IN including the SIN thfcld Cavalry in th~inyi
tton and the reader will accordingly correct the error
--fOIjoik BtacOn.
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ALEXANDRIA, June 23.-The President of the United
Slaes the VICE PRESIDENT several OF the Secretaries and
some other distinguished citizens paid visit on Satur-
day last to the works of the Acxandra Canal Company
at the rotonac Aqueduct We understand they were
much pleased with the splendid .triumph of art oveY
nature there exhibited The works were carefully ex
ahmed and their magnitude and Importance seen md
acknowlcdp " -
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EAl ESTATE FOR SALE.-The Subscriber
Ee, as Administrator, with the will annexed of Iobn
Cooke deceased will SELL at public auction othe highest
bidder on Thursday the Both day of July next on tile
premises tract OF land lying in the county of Tenrico
within FIVE miles ofke City of Richmond adjoining The
lands of Judge Mocsdaa Others formerly the resi-.
dence OF the said Cooke, containing by estimation nine
y-s'x acras The improvements are pretty good-has
spring ofvery fine watersome choice fruit rees-and is
uncomnonly healthy.-And at the time and place
VIII SELL upon the same terms, certain piece par
Gel OF land which is under deed of lease forever to
certain BENZ Lewis, for thrtyeigh barrels ofcorn year
payable annually, ON the 2Dth of February
ItrmS IF Sa's;--Sax. twelve, and eighteen months
credit, with interest from the first day Of January next
at which tim, possessions win Nc given. Bond with ap.
proved security and decd Of trust win be required 10
secure the payment Of the purchase money.
EDMUND CHRISTIAN, administrators
''iM tic 'cW annexed, Of John Cocke, decd
June 30. I6-wtds
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ranny and Corruption IL it not time for all of ne who
were thus betrayed and abused calmly to look about us
Does not become TO look to the means now put in
operation by these political managers TO sap the very
i'm that he msopv osh to great and broad
nave already sorey mangled the right of the PEG.
PIES power-the great right of Instructions and Leigh
seems Is ready TO lop IL off altogether But for ia.
grant violation of Instructions, Leigh would not now
have 1t ~ hi. powcrto defy the will of the people The
stand which he has assumed only the wisdom
aud sagacity of the people in discovering his true
character, as politician. Are any of Us prepared
70 surrender the dearest privileges of frccncn and
shaved posierity. TO the third and fourth generation
merely to crafty the pride or safe the vengeance of
sw Pamrered ordl,ngs and disappointed asprants to
The Presidency Why should the people lend the aid
OF their power TO conspators against their liberty and
despsers of their dearest rights Why should the peo.
PIE oil virginia. aid Senators Leigh aud Tyler, and
Governor Tazewell, and Senators Clay and Cal.
houn IN their effort to take the election Of President from
nen and carry it into the House of Representatives
WIN such President feel himself amcnable to the peo-
pie: If lac wishes to be reelected will he not rather
shape his administration to please these great President.
makers, than for the good OF the people: Will he like
Andrew Jackson act boldly for the public good and look
to the people to support hin Let us who have allowed
ourselves to be called Wings think of these things and
The great object the party which no,o pronounce
pr Leigh the daring and desperate leader in Virginia,
!, Hvt 10 make Daniel Webster President They know
"nite has no chance They know they prefer We bser
70 van Buren,, and they ought like men, to come out
,o1 n openly and not deceive the people by this egn
g w 1" a'pur ci Nh'.e sny again, they are
iof webster, and call upon the leaders to deny it, if
they -
Let them succeed in making Van Buren, as odous as
cy wish; At viii not hide their cnorn,ities have
no fear that the Legislature elect will letrav their CON
stnens or defy their will Or, that they will cover un-
der the impotcnt threats of Mr. eighs organ i'm Rich
ohu EJPnngs is the word for that aragr phi in the
Journal OF the Senate which usurps an authority not
conferred ON the Senate by the Constitution II they
violated the Constitution (as they surely did) by the
damnat ny resolution and stained their Journal bv re
eorong 'heir own shame, and Mn gtoried well it
becomes them, truly to hare constitutional serupcs aLou
SIP"g'ng Hc foul blot, at The communal of the peopie
ihey are much more tender of leaf in their Journal
tan they were of the character of the President of the
american People "Eypnmge is the proper word for that
'esouon which s in selfa hdcous blot ereeration
tie word for any Senator who darcs sobcy instruc
tons, and yet refuses to resign These believe TO be
the sentiments OF every Republican earth Virginia
VIII shew that they are hers VALERlUS.
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n NOTION YARNS--The subscribers have be- en- aO-
" pointed agents for the hnchcsr Cation and Wool
MdnJaef"ring Company and beg leave to inform town
and country dealers and the public in general that they
are now prepared to furnish Cotton Yarns of supc-
ror quality This factory just erected is situated
at the foot of Mayos Bridge the Manchester side Of
the river, and cveny has bcsa TAKEN SD il with
tsdsnss and assistants every way qualified for the bust
ness have been procured at the North to take charge
il.
The operations Of the establishment is for The present
confined To spinning but it is expected that by the month
OF October, the looms and other machinery belonging to
that department will be introduced when hope 10 DO
able To offer all the varieties Of Cotton Goods usually
sold in this market.
For the present we solicit orders for Cotton Yarns
our rst object being to introduce the product Of this
Factory into general and notice with the confident
belief that il will stand the test Of comparison with any
made in tIc United States
B1NFORD, BROOKS, GAY g. Co
Jane ~ lS-wGw
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DEATHS

Dai, suddenly, Monday redeneo in
oiouccstcr Va, Thomas
.peetaee citizens Of that and gentleman deservy
'cenicd by all who knew him. for his kindness
ed ON Monday mornings at the Mansion House Hotel Phi
aisnha Don Francisco Taeony
seInmcnt of tho United States. fB,nns,Iran,ay. -,
Died. residence, inatant
Archibald Robertson ESQ., extensive OF
lynchburg, of which he long resident.
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A GOOD COUNTRY sCHOOGl-The subsc ribcJ.
IN residing four mills North Of Charlottesville in tie
county OF Abcmarc in order 10 educate his own daugb
icrs, has engaged female teacher, Miss HEART from
Mrs Whard's Seminary, Troy New York; she came
highly recommended by Mrs. Willard as being fully
competent to teach well every branch Of English cd1
cation, The French language Music aud Drawing She
has taught one session IN my family and has given per-
feet satisfaction both 10 myself and others who have
trusted their daughters to her The number Of Du.
pills will not exceed fourteen The subscriber wishes IN
take six young ladies' under the age Of fourteen as
borders. The session will commence on the first Of
August, and Terminals the 9th Of December Every
branch Of English viii be taught for 500, French So
Music 20, Drawing 10. BooId bedding and candles
furnished by the subscriber $50 Becrd and Tuition
fees 20 be paid one half in advance.
SAMUEL CARR.
June 30. 1G-w5,e
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a MEtIA AcADENF''IE course Of studio. pl

a MELlA ACADESrft5fc course of studies pur-
IVA sued at this institution. viii continue to be pr,pa
TatoTy to the University. The Greek i4s,n and Eng.
ish languages Ancient and Modern History aud Geo.
graPhy and Mental Philosophy. will be taught NV the
subscrber-a full course of Mathematics and the Elc
ments OF Natural Philosophy end Chemistry by Nj Pow
AS further stimulus TO study the degree of Ancient
Languages will be conferred such pupils as may nead
and understand the writings of Virgil Horace Juweno
Livy, Iacitus, and Cicero, in Latin in Greek Xeno
Phon, Hcrodotus Thucyddrs, Homer, Euripidcs Sophie
Giles or Hschylus and be found upon examination ac
quantcd with tho Phiology and Prosody Of each lam
guage, and with Grccian and Roman History and Geo.
graPhy The degree OF graduate in Mathematics npon
suchasmay advance through Youngs Calculus and Bon
nycastles Inductivc Geometry. with thorough know.
ledge Of the lower branches Of the science
Terms for session Of months
Board, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. SEo
uittoh5 ..-@s...s.. .s....ss.s.............. %
the modern languages be taught there will be- an adj
ditonal charge of - per session Fces for board aud
tuition, payable in advance and no deduction made for
suspension expulsion
The next session will commence July 9th; and it is
particularly requested that the Boardes clothes be dis
tnctly marked
Letters postpaid directed Halsvine, Amclia. will
be Pronplly answered WIN. II. HARRISON
June ~. l6-w4w
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This q the title Of society Of which the Hoo,
fhcodoe Frenghuyscn and sundy oihor Wings.
gef One oftho ayowed objects OF this "Amcrcan unn
TIC slave States 70 learn BY agcnts correspondents
can te learned concerning the relation Of
dicues N the existing Of things abolition ofthat
eeiioa These Of the political opeo Of yireoa
wings THIS isth9 pafts that vood enlist Soucfn pndces
asansi Nsn DDrcn
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Richmond June 30 Ef6-tdsl snrrir;nr ,t LIZ

H AND FOR SALE-Tfse swbecTLber Is tlesiTor, &C
h selling the tract of land which he resides in tire
lower end of Granville county, N. Carolina on the ya.
tiers OF Island Creek miles from Tarrys Ferry on Ro
anoke ID miles South of Boydton and the same distance
South East of GAINESVILLE, in the county of Meckcn.
burg The tract is supposed to contain upwards of 1000
acres about 500 OF which in woods we'll timber
edj the remainder cleared and in state of improve
about SO acres well taken in red clover with
ABOUT 50 acres OF hrsste bsancb E web 6itcbcd ont
This land is of good quality, and well adapted 4, tho
growth of tobacco wheat, corn and red clover On H.
Is large two-sory dwelling house, with all necessary
ont ousos; and in the opinion the subscriber alto
gether most desirable plantation and residence Pur.
cbasers would do well to come and see it,
JnDe 30. [lG-w9ws1 f. TONNES
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ST Domingo Mahogany, from 10 to Is cents per foot
Honduras, 7tol0 do.
veneers, shade and crotch, $40 10 do.

Chesterfield X. n. 100, 90 per CT.
capital rcdeemcd--No sales.
CovRsE OF ExcHATor.
y. Carolina Bank Notes ] ! ~
South Carolina do. 2d2l-0
Georgia do. 400
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YHvRUST SALE or VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
II Agreeably TO the provisions Of deed of trust ex
ecuted by Samuel NJ. Bockius, and Mary Ann r his
date the 18th day of March, 1892 and duly recorded in
the Clerk Office of Henrico county court for certain
purposes in the said deed expressed the undersigned as
the 18th day of August next the premises at public
auction, TO the highest bidder for ready money all that
tract parcel of land, with the appurtcnances in the
county of ilenrico called Malvern Hills lying on Tur-
keylsand Creek, adjoining the lands belonging to John
r. Burton at the time othe execution ofsaid trust deed
formerly owned by VIM. Dandridge,) and others, ac-
cordng 10 the welknown aud here-
Of and containing FIGf Isdred and fifty one acres be
the Rss.
believe the ttlb to the above land TO be good--buf
acting as the supving trustee. shall convey only such
title as is vested m by virtue Of the deed Of troS
aforesaid The sale will commence at twelve clock
LOFTIN N. ELLETT
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WASHINGTON TAVERN -'rfrc subscriber bav
w ing purchased this establishment which BE- for
mcIy kept and having had completely repaired and
entirely newly furnished asks lea sc to inform those who
have heretofore so literally paroDscd him. and tho pub
lie generally. that nc is prepared to accommodate
them comfortably. l.. HARTMAN
UStaunton, June 22d, 1885 i5-G
SALE OF LOTS--C7aykesTas V.z05aia'rbe sob
- scrber viii sell 10 tho highest bidder on Friday the
9th day Of July next, from 20 fifteen animproved
lots in and adjoining the town Of Gainesville contain.
ing from half 70 two acres each Persons disposed
10 settle in ourshing town, with increasing tobacco
market may do well to attend the sale The above lot.
will be sold credit Of twelve months the purchaser
giving bond with approved security
June 80. lI6-w4w'l CLARK ROYsTER.
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[FRON rmK CoYsrELLArIoN.l

To Benjamin Watkins Le;gh, Senator in Coagyess.
The election Of Delegates 10 the General Assembly is
finished, and the result is announced To disclose TO
YOU fully the of this address it might ap.
pear to some persons 70 be proper TO take careful
spect OF the canvass, and Of tie prior events during
RES OF years. | shall adopt compendious and
conscntaneous course and style. doubt not il will oc.
to you at once that the retrospect would useless
Those are fresh in the recollection of US all For
me to attempt TO add to your yiva recollection of them
would be as vain attempt to gild refined gold-o
paint the lily to throw perfume the violet to smooth
the ice--or add another hue the ruinbow In eve.
~ aspect the attempt would be wastcfn and ridiculous
excess For TO cndeavor by minute detail of tbose
events to make your recollection of them more painful
would be cruelty from which my nature shrinks and
its acquired sentiments revolt.
Then, the result of the election is known TO you and
the prior events IN conDexion fresh p your cmem.
brance IL - evident now, 10 every Of sense and
all candid men admit that the people have rcbukcd with
stern spirit and with strong tones, large number Of
their delegates to the last General Assembly who effect
ed your reelection to the Senate Of the United Statcs
in despite and avoidance o instructions TO the CONTRARY
ss was charged and shown at the time. Whether the
rcbuke, 90 no iasler term which they have drawn
on themselves by their resouo devotion to you is con.
elusive evidence that they in fact instructed shall
not ondertake to determine Interminable doubts would
still be sad 10 attend the undertaking. prefer 10 occ-
py undispued and indsputabe ground ltisccrton that
the people IN the late elections have displayed their odd
erencc to the late measures Of the Federal Executive
the business and wisdom OF which have been most yele
mently conttoverted. To those measures, YOU have
been avowedly opposed all along, on grounds too
high and sacred to be surrendered However thoroughly
you may have been convinced that By your opposition
you telling in resistance Of evil tn your connv
you surely cannot be uniformed that the PEOPLE
Of Virginia, whose Delegates to the General Assembly
arc your immediate constituents have expressed in tie
recent renewal Of their delegations the opinion that you
have been telling in resistance Of goodn resistance Of
measures Just and wisc And it may be aniss TO re-
mind you that your resistance touched with the sp
rt Of those vehement passions that cali forth all the cner
ges OF mankind, when they Cypress aud pefsecute and
the public that the furious, prosecuting zeal you display
ed in the first session Of your service soAened into
moderation in the last You surely will enouncc your
principles crouch tho Senate before the conqueror
Then you are obviously placed in this situation and the
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-04-16

NetldzoH.gkn gknitztecpi reaseiziag. Pronounce this lsssle word 1t | ths original Mexican for country eufatss. ' a'7s 'H " Y
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-04-16
MflsPi'I'fGE.s } ]

THE subscribers having been appoipted by
 IL the Hnn. Court of Pr0bats for the Dis tsict of Litchfeld Cpmmissipners to examine and adjust the claims of the creditors of the estate of SOLOMON STONE,
 late of Litchaeld. deceased, represented insol- vent; and said Court having made m order allowing six monihs to said creditors to exhi-
 bit their claims to us as said Commissioners,
 afler we shall have given pabiic notice of this order by advertising the same in . newspaper
 puhlished in Litchfeld. and by pOsiing copy
 thereof on . public signpost in said town near.
 est ihe late residence of said deceased, ws
 hereby give notice that we shall meet at the dwelling honse of Capt Aaron Bfadlsy. iu
 Liieh6eld, oD the aTsi Tgesday in May next,
 and on the Rrsl Tuesday of October next, al q o,clyck A. N. oa each of said days, for the
 purpose of attending .o the duties of said sP: RelptGsHs. s-, s; SrERaEE RpssELI.
 TRgMAN KILRoRN, CORm'ss. HkRRx R. GpskEE.
 All psssoas indebted to, aid eseate are re. qsessSA 0 make immediate pAg gment tO l s..-s4 GRzsxEa .. 4GpstSk, DsaeaIey.. 1 L&ssAfesd. ANsi 2, ts9s. A~
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-04-16
,P0EIRX.
TnE DYING MOTHER.

 h is aaplema easka 70 wait beside -' And NirS ihe aenals. .aps from lle cold whilp bEos And grasp tpe hand, too feebie e fesur0 bemliahiast pressure, and io aee the Iid GrQw fEad and motionleas above Ghe eye; ln utter hDpelesgnees lO sit, and mark Each leseeRiag palse thFob faint sad fainter SsiHi Yet even here the voice 0fjOy sometimes 1s lenrd above the wailing Of distress. Laleo , There have been those who triunphed, wheH Iney form uaseen stood hy, and whispered words The tiVinG may not hear, and merved the soul Offeeble lvohian, patiently t0 bear Natures Iast tfrob Of mortal agony. And there was One--a wife, mother, triends Who taught, while dying, more excited truths Than Ihonennd h0miliee could ever preach,- o, mnht her IaBiiering tOnge have uttered speechy ethinke her voice had bPealhed straiu ike VEs
 Way should you bid me stayf When day iscorinE, would you think Io keep The trneklleP from his hOme--.to pine and weep, Aad lopg to be away And when the e0ul doth erriHR To seek i.s better home, Q, could ye bind WiGh earthly letters the ekpaOdias mind,
 Aud cheek ito soaring wing
 To die !-this ia not hard; 'Tis not too hard to leave . world like this, A6d ooar away unto the world oG bliss,
 And meef the great award!
 But 1t is hardi0 strive With earth's alIurements-to suhdue ahe soul- To keep the heart, and the whole life conirol-
 Oh, iis hard to tive
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-04-16
More New Fancy Goods WINTER FASHIONS.
 MISS CABLE

HAS this day returned from New York HI with handsome assortment Of Merinos and Circassians, Merine Shawls, French Ca licoes. FURS. such as lang and short Boas. lined Gloves, and lined India Rubber Shoes, with and without fur, together with other ar ticles suitable for the season-all of which will be offered for sale at a small advance from cost.
 ,Litch field, Nov. II. 2S