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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-01-10
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, The following dashng appeared originally the i
,hy Magazine. and extensively rcpubhed at that time
p however, has lost nothing by AL we deem IT cot iai'
IL moral even, to many a lolieT AMI saJier strain:
TWENTY. EIGHT AND TWENrY-NfNE.
heard "a sick mans dying sigh,
Aud an infants idle laughter;
Tho Ola Year went with mourning by
The New came dancing after!
lie, Sorrow shed her lonely tear,
Let Revelry hold her ladlo;
Bring boushs ofeypreSs iot the bier,
Mutes to wait ON the funeral state!
Pages to pour the wine.
AID health to Twenty -Ninc!
Alas for human happiness!
Alas. toe human sorrow.
Our yesterday is nothngncss,
What else will be morrow?
sun Beauty must be stealing hearts,
Aud knavery stealing purses
st cooks must live by making tarts
And wits by making cerscs;
While sagcs pratc aud courts debate,
The same stars set and shine;
And the world il rolled through twenty Eight
Must roll through Twenty Nine.
some King will come, ia Heavens good time,
TO the tomb his father came To-;
Some Thief will wade through blood and crime
To a crown he has claim to
Some suffering land will rcnd in twain
The manaces that bound her;
And gather the links of the broken chain,
To iasten them proudly round hor:
Tho grand and great will love and hate,
Aud combat, and conibincj
And much whore in Twenty Eight,
We shall be in Twenty Nine.
O'Conncll will toll to raise the Rent
Add Kenyon to sink the Nation;
And Shiel viii abuse the Parliament,
Aud thought OF bayonots aud swords
VIII maze cx-chancellors merry;
And jokes viii be cut in the House OF Lonls
And throats la the county OF Kerry;
And writer's of weight will speculate
On tho Cabinets design;
And Just what il did in Twenty Eight,
II will do in Twenty Nine.
And the Goddess of Love will keep her smiles,
Aud the God of Cups his orgies;
And thcrcl BIO riots in ST. Giles,
And weddings in ST. Georges;
And Mendicants will sup like Kings
And Lords will swear like Lacqucys;
And black eyes on will lead rings,
Aud rings will lead to black eyes,
And pretty Kate will scold her mate
In dialect all divine;
Alas they married in Twcnty-Eight
They will part in Twenty Nine.
My Uncle will swath his equity limbs,
Aud talk Of his oils and blubbcrs;
My Aunt, Miss Dobbs, will play longer hymns,
And rather longer rubbers;
My Cousin in Parliament will prove
How utterly ruined trade is;
My Brother at Eaton will fall in lovo
With half hundred ladies';
My Patron will safe his pride from plate
And his thirst from Bordeaux wines
Ills nose was red in Twenty Eight,
Twill DO rcdder in Twenty Nine.
And O shall find how day by day,
All thoughts and things look ohlors
How the laugh of Pleasure grows less gay,
And the heart of Friendship colder;
But still shall be what have been,
Sworn foe to Lady Reason,
And seldom troubled with the spleen,
And fond of talking treason;
shall buckle my skeit, and leap my gatc
And throw and write my line;
And tho woman [ worshippcd in Twcnty-Eight,
shall worship in Twenty-Five.
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December 10.

NOTlCE.-Thcrc was committed to the Jail of the
county of Charlotte, the 9th October, 1881 as
runaway negro man, who calls himself Dick Arthcrz
and says that he is free man, from Hartford co.. ~ c.
He is stout built, dark mulatto fellow, about feet
inches high The owner (f there be any is requested
70 come and prove his property, pay charges and take
him away, or he will be dealt with as the law directs
WIN. SMITH, Jaitor, c. {.
Dec. lS, 1871. 67-w3m
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vUNHIS is TO GIVE NOTICE:-That the subscri.
IL Der oi the city of Baltimore, hath obtained from
the Orphans Court of Baltimore county in MARYLAND
Letters Tcsiamentary, Ike personal estate Of MA
SUEL JUDAH late of said county, deceased All per
sons having claims against the sud deceased arc hereby
warned to exhibit the with the vouchers thereof
to the subscriber before the LIST day July next
they may otherwise by law be excluded from all benefit
of said estate.
Given under my hand, this 9th day of November in
the year eighteen hundred and thirty -four.
DAVID |. COHEN. Eror.
December 10. 65-,viw
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~ AW NO'TlCE.-FoSrAIsE ii. PsrrIs late of
NJ Orange county, having located in the city of New
York IN the practice of Law respectfully tenders his pro-
citizens generally Being generally known through tho
State, he deems references unnecessary. All business
communications to him addressed paid will receive
prompt and faithful attention
n ID. Persons in the South who have, or may hercaf-
ter have, runaway slaves suspected be in either New
York or Philadelphia, may find their advantage to
send minutcy descriptive communication postpaid as
above. September 30. 12--Cm
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NNDUCATION.-The fifth session of the Young La
d 4 dies School, at Mrs Keys in charlottesville will
commence the 10th of January next and continue
until the 10Th of June following.
The of instruction this Institution embraces
every branch of accomplished female education {;
though the attention of each pupil will be confined to
such branches ony as her parent or guardian may de-
signate.
The principal of the school is Miss A. Moore. lady
who educated at the Ipswich (NIass) female semi
nary designedly for the occupation, in which she now
Miss Moore is aided by competent assistant
Her Terms are-For pupils who twelve years of
age, or more lo per session of five months without
gard to the number grade of studies pursued for such
as are under that age, $40 per session.
FRENCH and Music also taught in the school, by
separate masters upon the most reasonable terms The
French teacher, MIR Vincent is native of France and
having been attached to the School for several sessions
has given entire satisfaction TO its patrons The Music
department is under the of Mr.. Bigelow who has
taught in Charlottesville for n number of years with the
most distinguished success and perfect satisfaction to
all who have employed him.
Drawing Master has also been employed for the en-
suing session.
Mrs. Kelly is prepared TO take under her care from
10 TO 20 young ladies' whom she will furnish with board
&C. including fuel and candles, for $50 each per session
OF five months. AS it will be her duty. it will be her
highest pleasure to devote herself the promotion
hercomiort and happiness and to unite her best efforts
with those of Miss Moore for their moral and religious
us well as their inteecualimprovemen
Letters of enquiry addressed to Mrs. Mary E. Kelly
or TO Egbert II. Watson, Charlottesville, will be at
For any further information respecting the School its
characters &c reference may be made to the following
gcntcmen:
ChariottesDiIe-Dr CHI Carter, V. w. Southall. Opie.
Norris, Jno. II. Jones, Isaac Raphael and VIM b. Phil
lips, Esqs.
Rchaond--Messrs. Alex Rvcs and Hugh Garland
(of the Lcgislature.)
Cnm6eriand C0anty-Dr. Robert Henderson and
- Walton, Esq
OTangc.-Capt William Porter
ROekJridge.-Mr. -- Porter
Dec. 20. Gs-w4w
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RNR. LEONARD BOSHER-Sin: Take notice that
1vn SHALL on Tuesday the 18th day of February next
between the hours of 10 o'clock in the forenoon and
o'clock i'm the afternoon of the day. in the Clerks
Office OF the County of Cumberland proceed take the
deposition of VIM S. Gauding and others, be read
as evidence in suit depending in the Circuit SUI
peror Court of Law and Chancery for the county of
Cumberland wherein am plaintiff and you defend
ant; and II all the dispositions not taken the day
above mentioned, shall continue from day day until
all the depostions taken when and whore you may
attend, If you see cause. MILLER WOODSON.
Dec. ID. 65-wiws
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Ed ICELAND Gin Stafford Co., Va.,) FOR SALE
"A u, BY virtue of Deed of Trust from VIM Brent
jr, bearing date the 2d day of December 1SO and of
record in the Office of the County Court of Stafford
Will expose to public sale, at Stafford Courthouse,
the second Monday of January next that valuable estate
y OF Stafford, containing by estimate about three hun-
dred acres and well known by the name of RrcmLANp.
This estate is justly notorious for the fertility of its soil
the beauty and convenience of its situation and for its
complete and comfortable improvements. A more de-
sirabc residence, productive farm proportion
to its extent where be found in Notwithstanding
as Trustee. will convey the purchaser only such title
as is vested in by the Deed of Trust but that is be-
lieved TO be compete-Terms will be made known on the
day of sale. JOHN NJ CONWAY Trustee
Oct. 81. 5l-xVtds
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& NLASSlCAL SCHOOLING School at Lono
4ICreek, Louisa county, will be continued next wear
under the superintendent of the subscriber and his
In this School, will be taught the Greek and Latin Ian
guages, English Grammar, English Composition Geo
graPiy, with the of Maps and Globes Mathematics
and Arithmetic. The School will commence ON the first
day OF February, 1885, and terminate on the first
day of December following. There will be vacation of
four weeks, commencing on the 18th day Of June The
charge Tor board tuition washing, lodging and fuel will
be So payable one half the LIST day of june 1885,
and the the first day of December following
Long Creek is % miles from Richmond 81 from Frede-
ricksburg, "a from Orange Court House. and Is from
Cartersyie. The stages from Richmond to Orange
House, and from Fredericksburg to CarersviiIe
pass near the schoohousc Letters to the subscriber
should be directed to Long Greek p. o., Louisa
Oct. 81 [5I--1aftfJ WILLIAM NELSON
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CANCER
lind Mc art Of HcaLing. 0oner0

ind The art Of Healing, generally.
FHVHE subscriber respectfully informs the inhabitants
n of Richmond and vicinity, who may wish his aid
that he has become conpcently acquainted, by the in
s;ructions from the celebrated DR. Lynch, of New York
city, 10 that formidable and fatal disease denom-
mated Cancer without the Of knife cnustic, but
effected in the way and practised by Dr.
Lynch, who has met with unparalleled in the
treatment OF this complaint and also that OF Fstulo
FlsulaAs the subscriber is here now, from the City Of
New York, amy person wishing to be cured Of the above
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 me in my business
which attending Cancer complaints and the art Of
healing generally. lie is now using my medicine. |
think him capable and worthy the confidence Of those a
hicted d. LYNCH
The subscriber refers to Mr. Day of Manchester; Mr.
Gillian, Mr.. James Caskie, Archibald Thomas, and Mrs
Ezekiel DAVIS, Main Street, Richmond; Mr.. Benjamin
Harrison, of Berkeley.
Al jaIs Is5l;f; % Ts;s 6 postpaid wv
I'm CIIANCERY. --VIRefSIA.--At Quarterly court
a Of Hastings, held for the city Of Richmond the
court house, Thursday, the 9th day Of November
John Mitchell Catherine Mitchell Leroy Ellis. and
Harriet, his wife, who Harriet Mitchell Dabncy
Perkins and Catherine his wife who was Catherine Nit
chc Cabe Ryall and Hardcnia his wife who was Har-
denia MITCHELL Elizabeth Mitchell, Eliza Mitchell Mar
tina Ann Mitchell and Sarah Mitchell, Plaintiff
John G Mitchell, Benjamin Mitchell, David Mitchell,
Charles p. Mitchell - FIble and Elizabeth his wife,
who was Elizabeth Mitchell, and William Mitchell,
Defendants
The defendants not having entered their appearance,
according to the act Of Assembly and IL appearing by
tsactory evidence that they not inhabitants Of this
state II is ordered That the said defendants do appear
here the first day Of the February term and
the bill Of the plaintiffs and that copy Of this
der be forthwith inserted in newspaper published
in this city, for two months succcssvcly and posted az
the front door Of the court house Of this city.
A copy.-Tcsle N. L. HOWARD. &. {. u. G. ".
Dec 4 Gi--wSw
NEGROES FOR sALE.--Pursuant 70 the provisions
Of Deed Of Trust from George w. Crump 10 mo.
dated the 18th day Of November s26 and recorded in
the Clerk Office Of Cumberland county. secure and
indemnify Edmund Egglcston james ~ Fitzgerald and
others will sell at public auction to the highest bid
der for cash al Cumberland Court House on SATURDAY.
the 10M dagof January nerf two likely negro men, Tom
and Watt, to satisfy the purposes Of said deed
n( A GO
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NOTICE 10 CREDITORS.


Richmond, Dec. 10, 1884 {
Pursuant TO the foregoing order of Court, the
dors of Robert Craig, deceased, Of bis estate, if
any such creditors there be, who have been paid,
are hereby notified TO in and prove their claims
before me- at my Office in this city, before the 10Th
day of March next or be forever barred and precuded
from all against the estate, monics and effects
ofthe said Robert Craig dec under the control of the
said Court. HILARY BAKER, Contr.
Dec. ~ G7-3m
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w II. PETER l.. AYRES-Sm: Take Notice, That
1VH on the sixth and seventh days of February next
at the dwelling housc of John Holcman in Bucking-
ham, shall proceed take dcposons to be read as
evidence in salt pending in the Circuit Superior Court
of Law and Chancery of Buckingham county in which
| am plaintiff and you defendant.
Yours. &c. JESSE HOFFMAN,
Buckingham Jan 3. 1884. 73-w1yy
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4 October17

a VALUABLE ROANOKE ESTATE FOR SALE
IA / own both sides of Roanoke River generally
opposite 10 the Ferry commonly called Eatons Ferry in
the State Of North Carolina between and 5000 acres
of Land, about 900 Of which low grounds upon the
river and is equal II not superior in quality 20 any with
in the ownership Of any individual above the falls with
in my knowledge The high lands are Of fine quality
and highly productive IN tobacco, wheat corn and cotton
My residence the North side of the river and within
mile of it, is healthy; and situation in the State is
better improved or agrceably provided for arge
family Of whites and blacks. On the North and South
side Of tc river there Mills which carry each two
pair Of mil-sones, and command an ample custom in
wheat and corn.
will sell the above Lands under all the ADVANTAGES
and Disadvantages If there be any upon reasonable terms
should greatly prefer 90 sell the Lands have briefly
described 20 purchaser; but If this cannot be done
convicnty, will divide il in parts to suit purchasers
sell or will sell my Lands, with view 10 a removal
TO the Western country Those who disposed TO pur
chase Lands valuable in themselves and convenient 10
the markets Of Petersburg and Richmond and will soon
be 50 to Norfolk, will apply to me on the promises.
WILLIAM EATON
Warren county, October 81 4c-wtf
VALUABLE POWfiATAN LAND FOR SALE
Tobc sold at private sale the tract Of land in Pow.
halan county formerly the property Of Mr. Henry An
dcfson is supposed 30 contain about twelve hundred
and thirty acres situated the north side Of the main
Buckingham road, and on the waters Of Deep Creek
This property will be sold liberal credit tits in the
neighborhood Of John W Nash, Esq, and Dr. William
Crump, both of whom arc well acquainted with the land
and give information 70 any person DESTROYS TO pur.
chase For terms apply At the Farmers Bank Of Virginia
Nov 9th 1921. 55-wtf
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AtONCORD ACADEMY .--1he exercises of this Sc
V mnary, for the ensuing year. 1885, will
the 10Th of January and terminate the 18th of De
cembcr allowing August for vacation The course of
instruction will comprise the languages and sciences &C.
ncrally. The terms will be $11O each student finding
his bed and candles If those articles be furnished him.
an additional charge vill be made. Communications
directed TO the Bowling Green, Caroline county, will re,
ccivc prompt attention.
ATWELL G. COLEMAN, ProsL
Dec. 16. GG--2awt30J
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5OOOO flour barrcl billeis
10000 hoop poles
The whole the bilcis and hoop poles to be deli
yered at the Penentary by the LIST day of March next
QS35) Proposals will be made either 10 Col Morgan
(Superntcndent) or the subscriber
THOS G.. MONCURF
October17. T47--tfl General .9oent
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HE UMANITY HALL ACADEMY.-The subscri-
III Der having been regularly engaged in teaching the
exercises of his School will re-commence on the 18th Ja
mary next and be continued until the 10Th November
following making term of ten months without yaca-
ton In this Seminary will be taught the Greek Latin
and English languages Geography, Arithmetic, Natural
and Moral Philosophy, &c. Tuition board, washing,
lodging, &c will be furnished for 800 the term forty
dollars in advance and the balance go dolars0 at the
end of the year Those who enter for a shorter time
than 10 months will pay $40 per month Those dis
posed TO condc their children wards my care may
rest satisfied that the attention will be paid to their
morals and welfare, to my own children Personal
attention will be paid to their reading the Scriptures and
o''Ier hoiel ana rehglous DOCKS on the sabbath
lumanity Hall is situated in the lower end of Buck
ngham, 10 miles north of Cumberland Court House. in
as healthy ncIghborhood any in Virginia
ELIJAH G.. HANES
P. s.-Addrcss, Physic Springs, Buckingham CO. Va
Dec H. 67-wtl5J
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EHERE Is A CHANCE-For all You that have
"A fine colt dropped last Spring, by Hedgcford Fyldc
Lance, Silverheels, Star Tom Brown. Sweep
stake, mile heats open till the LIST of June next 500
entrance; $50 forfeit be- run over the Piney Grove
Course, Charlotte county Va the Fall after they are
years old. Confined to the get of the above named
horses only-now eight subscribers-and expect 90
80 more. This Stake is worth the attention of any
gentleman that has colt only for the benefit of tho
purse, but the reputation of his colt Any gentleman
can make his entry by addressing line to
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NEGROES FOR SALE-At Pancvie, Amelia,
for cash. the 18th of January next six or eight
w. Deaton, decd A. b. WALTHALL Admir-
Dec. %. 77--wtds
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THdO SOUTHERN TRAVELLERS. Recent ar
n rangcmcnts of the Proprietors of the Frcdercks-
burg and Washington City Steam Boat Company, hav-
ing deprived the Projectors Of the Mail and Pilot lines
Of Coaches between Washington City and Baltimore Of
that support from Southern travellers which fair COM
petition would enable them 90 procure they respectfully
inform all passengers coming up in said Boat that
Coach will regularly be in readiness at Browns Hotel
Washington City, the arrival of the Steam Boat
Stage from the landing for their conveyance Balti-
more, at the reduced price Of -, for so less
than the other Line should the fare in il be reduced 10
the above price.
Travellers will please take notice that the fare in the
Mail and Pilot lines will be received at the Office adoin
ing Browns Hotel Washington City and not on board
The Steam Boat TlIOS COOKENDORFER. qgk
Washington City December 4. Gf-f1t
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yHVINIBERS WANTED AT THE PENITENTIA-
ID 900 feet inch yellow pine plank
1000 feet "a inch yellow pine plank
500 do 3-3 do do do crooked edge, for wug-
gon sides
500 do do do poplar plank, clear of knots and
shakes
500 do 5-S do do do do clear Of knots
500 do birch scantling inches square, 2 feet long,
clear stuff
500 do do 3 do do do do do
100 hickory axletTces
. T.
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LEMALE EpUCATION--NIrs MrADr's Female
n school, at the Grove, viii r--conulcncc under tho
auspices OF Miss LIZ, The second Monday in January
next Miss Lee has had tho supcrintcndcnce of this
School nearly four years, and the her
scholars have made III their learning, manners and dc
pertinent have given such general satisfaction that but
one instance has occurred of scholar leaving her until
her education was completed She is well qualified TO
give instruction all the useful and branc-
IS of learning usually taught As there but few va
cances ut tins time parents and guardians would do well
In make early application The School Is limited 10 o.
There will bc no vacation until the close of the year.
Terms of board and tuition (h,lf in adyance) for ees
sion of ten months, follows:
Board $40
English N
Music and the of Pianos 40
Painting and French 10
Neede-work, washing and candies, and many other
necessaries, gratis.
BRuSswicK, Dec. 2. GO-20t
& MELIA ACADEMY.-The next Session of this
IA Institution viii commence the both of January
The English, Latin and Greek Languages History and
D6cography, will be taught by the Subscriber: Matbe
MATES, the elements of Natural Philosophy and Chcmis
Try by MIR Powers graduate of those Schools at the
sity in the School of Modern Languages have been nro
Terms per session Of free months.
Tuition, 25
French, 8 (cxtral
WIN. II. HARRISON.
The public referred to the following Certificate of
the competency of Mr. Powers the Assistant Teacher
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA, July 9th 1894
Dear Sir; take great pleasure in giving the Ccrtif
cate you desire. During the period you have been
member of this Institution, nearly three Sessions we
have had full opportunity of observing your talents ha
bits OF application and excellent general department.
These qualities have gained you the esteem of the OH
of the University and fail place you high
IN any profession which you may hereafter embrace
Should you devote your time to the instruction of YOUTH
which believe is your immediate object cannot doubt
that you would exhibit in mparting knowledge tho
same facility and method that you have shown acqur-
ing it.
WITH my best wishes for your success, remain yours,
With much respect, and esteem,
G. BONNYCASTLE
Chairman of The Faculty.
p. S. The annual Examination of the School, win
commence the 18th of December, which all persona
interested, are invited to attend. w. H. H.
January 3. 73-et-w2w
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EtNOR RENT, the Patapsco H0td-rhs property is
N among the most valuable in the State, situated in
ten miles from Baltimore upon the Turnpike and thir-
teen upon the Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road where
all the immense travelling to the West cmpes in the
Hotel The improvements consist of the Old Hotel and
the large new Stone House recently built fronting upon
the Rail-Road and Turnpike also the large stable
with thirty stalls carriage and ice house, and the SPLEEN
did Garden Of nearly three To good tenant the
rent will be made suitable Proposals will be received
until the 10th january and possession given the first
day OF February, sooner. Address
JOSEPH DARLING, Bait.
January g 15-15tbI
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THyHE Subscribers School limited to twelve scholars
IA will be opened the 18th Of january 1885, and
closed the 18th Of December following The course
Of inruchon will embrace the Latin, French and Eng
lish Languages; Geography with the use Of Che Maps
and Globes Arithmetic and Mathematics TERMS
for Board, including washing lodging and candles &c
$50, and Tuition 500 My residence is situated %
miles from Richmond, above Col Goodall's, and
from the Stage Road leading from Richmond 20 Louisa
ousc Letters addressed to the subscriber near
Montpelier o., Hanover, viii be promptly attended
to. HERMON DAVIS
December g. 62-28wtfhJ