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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-05-04

Clabornc's majority in Bedford l-'ovH ~ Oh
81, his previous majority. and he is rclap, ~
Congress by m jority Of SO in TIE t,rie, N
understand, that, a, the Bedford el.c,;oa '. Z
Stuart avowed himself uncquiyocallv in g. M,
Judge White as next President. Mr. C.,,a 'o' &c
for the Senate, went TO Bedford &c ahead ~ .,
Campbell Campbells majority in Bedford 49, ar
,hu, he is reelected, by majority Of C2 in III. n 90
uiCt.
CUMBERLAND delcgat,
Cumberland is one OF the counties !, III, =.
was furously contcnded that the busl it,,,ur,'. "
had succeeded and Mr. Wilson, its delc,,,o
the Las, Leg stature, ,sas threatened with now,
vengeance, IN thai he voted for Mr.. Leigh az e.
tor, IN defiance OF the attempt TO make him ,Io o,.
wise, by presenting him with long ,rrov :,
names, which, if they constituted majority If ~.
voters of Cumberland at oil, as Mr.. Wilson dsn,.4
must have been, the result of this election mo-.
clenly shows unfairly obtained Mr.; Wilson Eoa
ever, is reelected by Il majority of sbou, 80.
HALIFAX-2 dchga,es
Eor ,-ongrcSs-W alter Co,es's (adm) m,o,,.
over Tn. Davenport (whg, l24l in the Disirc
Fer Delcgatcs-John r Darlington AMI Tn @
Coleman ell cted, without s,bar oaposltioh-D,st
friend Of the administration.
Subjolncd is a stat, mrnt of the polls
I'0r Consrcss,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-05-04

ESSRS. james Dabbs and Susannah his
4VA wife, John johnson and Judith his wife
Samuel Johnson and M lrtha his wife John Cobbs
William Coleman, Richard Lpscomb and John
Dhbbs Take notice that shall attend althc house
Of Mrs. Mary Llpscomb, in the county of Halifax,
on the Both day Of May next, ensuing (lS35) to
take the dispositions of Nelly Easrijge, John Jones
and others, TO be read in evidence in suit depend.
lng in the Court of Chancery in Charlotte C1unty,
in which myself aud wife are plaintiffs, aud you
are dctcndar's, when and where you may attend
If you think proper. SCARE TORIAN.
May1 w1v+
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-05-04

An EXCELLENT sUPrLY.--A letter writer for one
OF the newspapers, states that Bogcr President Of
llayti, has fifteen wircs who live in separate hou
ses and maintain themselvca by cutIvntlng piece
of ground assicncd them by lne So Bic functlnnnrv
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-05-04

Mrs. Buffers book on the United States will b.
published on the frs, oinext non h. We learn that
the London edition is mere reprint Of the Amer
can. There is no difference in the text.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-05-04
WASHINGTON-l delegofc.

Fer Dtlcy"te.-Gibson l35, CT rk, the lat mcm
h"r, 297. Both gentlemen (says the Abnpfo
5la'csmon) friendly TO the administration No
thing is said of ,heir uletor pre- fcrencss i5r II
Presidency. IN oar tabular statement .h,lcf II
we shall classify it rs Van Buren county.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-07-31

Eve perceive BY the Boston papers are no,
gratlted TO perceive that the Rev Mr. Gurcy, Sc
cresry of the Colonization Society has agreed hold
public disputaton with Mr. May one ofthe travelling
fanatics in the employment of the Abolition Society
Those wretchcs are too much complnented whenever
decent man undertakes his respcctabity, as
to hold public intercourse with them OF any sort and
we consider every decent degraded who comes in
social contact with individual of the They
the neral lepers OF society, aud it is contamination
touch ticm-Ihey have set about the destruction of
The yety frame work of our national ins,uons--they
preach treason To the Constitution of the country they
employ imported scoundTels to vify our people and
they aud the foreign demagoguc who bcchcs the vest
vituperatons upon our citizens, aud upon the san,ed
sagcs, who laid the foundations of the first fabric of hui
man freedom that has been really reared in the
world Can respectable conscicntiously COM
mune with them;'
IL the AntiSlavery fanatics persist in holding public
meetings IN this city, To discuss the subject of slavery
who will be answerable for the consequences. Ii there
is no law that reach these disurbers of the
public peace they must be reached and put down
other way or they ,eH destroy ne Uion Of the States
Is II fair that we, who profess be- aud are American
citizens, can suffer an unprncpcd foreigner to
among us ana traduce Southern brcthrcn night az
ter night and dry after day without raising voice and
hand in their dctnce We think not Boston Com
Gazette .buiu II
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lsOETEe N.
"nvcs sxr REMAINS uSs N1."
Old SONGS.


Give me the songs loved TO hear
la sweet aud sunny days OF
Which came in gusbes to my ear,
From lips that breathe them nuw no more
From lips, alas! on which the worm,
In eoiled and dusky silence lies,
Where many loved, lamentcd form,
Is bid from Sorrows filling eyes.
Yes when those unfcrgot'en lays,
Come trembling with a shirt voice,
mind me of those early DAYS,
w ea to rcspirc, was TO rejoice:
When gladstone flowers snl ffuitagc sIonc
Whcra'er my willing footstep fell;
Whom Hopes bright realm all my own,
And Fancy whisPcred,-'Alli is wol
Give me old songs! Thcy stir my heart,
:, Awith some glorious trumpet lone:
Belond the reach of modern art.
They rule its thrilling chords alone
TIL, on the wings Of thought hy,
hack TO the boundary Of bliss,
Which once beneath my ciildhooi's sky,
Embraced scene OF loycliness!
Thas, when the portals of minc cor
Those loug-semombcrcd lays receive,
Ihey seem like guests, whose voices cheer
:. My breast, aud bid il O grioys
They ring in cadenccs of love
they teu OF dreams, now vanished ALI
Dreamsi that descended from above
Visions, tits rapture TO recall
Give mo old songs know not why,
But every tone they breathe me,
nntght with pleasures, pure andhish,-
With honest love- or honest CLEO;
They move me, when by chance hear,--
They rouse each slumbcrng pulse anew;
TIL every scene to memory dear
Is pictured brightly to my view.
do not ask those sickly lays,
O'cr which affected maidcns bend
Which scented fops bound o praise
To which dull crowds their homage lend;
Give mo some simple Scottish song,
Or lays, from Erins distant isle;
Lays, that to love and truth belong,
Aud cause tho saddest lip to smile.
ade,Phtd, June, 1895. ". G. c.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-07-31

AND FOR SALE.-A Tract of Land known as
IA The Cottage, containing thousand acres stu
aled on Iaylors creek in the county of Hanover and
distant twenty-five miles from the city Of Richmond is
offered by the subscribers at private SALE until Monday
the 9th day OF October next This land is situated in
very healthy and desirable neghborlood and has upon
tadweng house, in good repair, containing four rooms
togetner with all the necessary outhouses On Mon
day. the 9Th day of October next if not previously sold
TINS land VIII be put up at aucton-together with the
iasrnng uensils-the crops of oats and fodder
aisi Tar stock OF cattle, sheep and hogs.
My overscer win show the land, make known the
TERMS TO any person who may he DESTROYS purchase
RICHARD CARY AMBLER
June 10. I2-wtf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-07-31

ALEXANDRIA, July 81.
CHESAPEAKE AND Ono Canal We learn ffo,n the
Cumberland Civilian Of Tuesday that the Board OF Com
,niss'oners, with Col. Washington, President of the
Company, have been at that place during the past week
and have visited different sections Of the county border
my on the Potomac, aud have ordered still further exa
limitations with view to the location OF the route Of
the lanai IN that county. The Commissioners left
Cumberland on Saturday, for the mouth of Big Capon
whence they were 10 proceed by the lin of the Canal
TO ashngton The final location of the Canal route,
ana OF the dam and basin at Cumberland would be pose
poned until the completion of the further examinations
ordered II was expected however, that the route and
sites would be determined in the course of xt
| month - Gazette
WABASH AND EmE CANAI.-Ale,ter from Fort Wayne
Sneana) to the National lntegencer, states that the
navigation of the Wabash and Erie Canal was formally
and successfully opened the 18th inst The event was
celebrated By the citizens assembled at Fort Wayne with
much rejoicing. IL appears that thirty.two miles
Oh inc summit section, connecting the keel boat
navigation of the Wabash and Maumec rivers are
now IN good order and that boats passing there
on daily. IL as also well remarked, fact worthy of
nouce, That The country through which these canal boats
are now passing daily and fro was purchased of the
Indians only eight nine years ago it's believed that
ah instance Of such rapid Improvement where else
to be found.--B.
WIyenrsrrR RAIL RoAD-It gives us pleasure TO
state, (s2ys the |snian that the work railroad
Is drawing to close and that there is little doub, but it
VIII be completed by tho Isl of November next.-B.
On Thursday evening last Ordination was held in
81 Paus Church in this place. by the RI. Rev Bishop
Moore on which occasion, Rev. Messrs Slaughter and
Martin were admitted to the order of Priests, and
slessrs Stringellow, Williams Aberger, Peasants, and
10 c a oTaT Of s Iheologea Seminary of nIa
Johns, OF Baltimore.-.4iexandrid Gd.. A.--
The Commissioners appointed by of the IPgit-
atnre OF Virginia. incorporating the Stockholders Of The
falmouth and Alexandria Rail Road Company met at
occoquan the 9th instant and that books
subscription be opened the several places mentioned
IN the said acton Monday the 17th of August next
NEW York, July 23.-Major Barry, late Posi- Master
General arrived in town yesterday and sails tomorrow
lie Is IN very feeble health but trust voyage and
the Tine air of Spain will restore him. There are many
personal good qualities in Major Barry, that blunt the
edge OF political oppositon.--Stdr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-07-31

ID UNAWAYS away from Mr. Robert Paynr
n "a on the night of the fifth inst in the upper edge of
buckingham county, two Negro fellows AEDREw and
JIM. Andrew purchased by Mr. Payne of Peter
g. Cosby, in Richmond he is said to be about twenty
five years Of age five feet eight ten inches high and
VIII probably weigh about l65 pounds; he is n brown
mulatto, straight and well made with no marks or scars
recoected; he had small whiskers and has gap in his
upper or under teeth he white fur hat when he
lett; he had variety of clotlng.-Jim was purchased
OF Walter Healy, near Urbanna in Middlcscx county
and is about ~ years DID, he is very black and about
the height of Andrew, stout coarse made fellow and
will weigh lS5 or 90 pounds his nose is very much
sunk between the eyes and is very broad the end; he
had an old pair of jean pantaoons and pair of coarse
linen ditto and an old jean roundabout and chip hat
We are informed that Andrew has wife in p. Edward
county, and may be lurking about in that county. We
have no idea that Jim will leave him. Any person that
will deliver them to us in this place or secure them in
any Jail in this State, that get them shall be
handsomely rewarded and all necessary expcnces paid
GOODWIN ~ TEMPLENlAN
Richmond June 10 lo-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-07-31

HENRY w. TURPlN will continue the Tailor;vs
business at the old stand, two doors below the u States
Bank, and soicits continuance Of the favor of lie
friends of Turpin & Vandersce and the public gene.
rally
Juuc 26 15-wGv
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-07-31

TE7liE Trustees Of The Smithhcld Academy in the
e county Of Isle Of Wight, viii proceed, on the FIRST
Saturday ~ September 10 elect Teacher for the ens,i.
ing yearin this Academy, viii be Taught The Latin
and Creek iunguages, and the various branches Of an
Engbsh education There arc at this time upwards Of
hundred pupils az school ia the town. and the pyeq
pec TO gentleman Of good literary and moral qnaf.
cations Of reasonable compensation is probably a.
fair exists in any other village in the Stale Letters
addressed 20 The President Of The Smhfeld Academy
Isle Of Wight county, Va, postage paid will be promptly
answered. No gentleman need apply, unless he can
produce to Che Trustees unquesonabe evidences oc his
fitness for The situation.
smi'hfed, lsle Of Wight Co, July T. 1s--w6w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-07-31

G EA REWARD.-Ran away from the subscri-
I'D eIO beers, or about the ID Monday in Nav,
our negro man Austin about feet or 9 inches hiah
bright complexion, large beard and black whskcrs-no
marks rccollected Said negro was purchased of Mr.
George w Stainback OF Petersburg and probably he
iTrking IN or about that place at this time All persons
are hereby forewarned against harbouring employing
said negro IN any shape manner whatever the Law
Will be gdly enforced Masters of vessels are also eau.
TONED against aitordng him any continuance by which
nc may get out of the State.
The above reward will be paid any person who will
deliver the said negro 10 the subscribers lodge him i'm
VIM. w. BELTS,
Il. w. KNIGHT
Lunenburg, July 17th, 1885 2l-SL
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-07-31
200 ACRES OF BrAvERDAM LAND FOR

Shn ACRCS OF BEAVERDAM LAND FOR
OVV SALE.-In pursuance Of a decree of The
county Court Of Goochand pronounced the Goth a
OF july leo, in the of Markham against Markham
and others, the undersigned Commissioners appointed
by said decree will prOccedto sell, publicly the high
est bidder, at Goochand Court house OH Monday the
l1h day August next the tract of Land i'm
s'd Decree lying in The county aforesaid, Beavcrdan
Greek, containing Eve hundred and FIVE and half
more or less, aud adjoining the lands of Jno Guerrant
Jno. G. Gray Jno. Martin aud Others
The above tract OF Land contains from xtv to
" acres OF low grounds of excellent quality The high
land IS well adapted to wheat, clover c and is very
susceptible OF Improvement. There is upon it
Portable Dwelling house, and the necessary outhouscs
The terms OF sale will be- cash for much may be
necessary to dvffay the cxpcnces of the suit and the
sale of The said land and the balance payable in one
two, ant three ycars--thc purchaser executing bond
or bonds with security for the sameand the Conis.
sioners retaining lien upon the land secure the pay
'ncnt OF the money. Such title only is vested in the
undersigned, COMMISSIONERS by the said decree will
DC conveyed to the purchaser.
GEORGE w. MARKHAM,
L. GUERRANT,
July "a. [23-w4wNl Commissioners.
HP AN AWAY from the subscriber. in Newbcrry Dis.
"a rct, South Carolina, negro man, nance .iato,v
aged about % years of light compile xion very spar-
made, and about feet or 10 inches high On cxani-
nation OF his back, two large scars will be discerned
supposed to be accustomed by burn When he cloped
nc nad IN possession round jacket and pantaoos of
darkish grey sanctt, irock coat of mixed cloth and
pantaoons nearly of the color but some what dark
or; and white hat about half worn.
Also, negro woman, named Mary, the wife of said
o'isn' ni"'"'to, WIN toicraby straight, long
hair; her front teeth considerably dccaycJ aud one of
the same entirely broken off, light blue or grey eyes
IN height about feet or inches of delicate form,
and about the age Of her husband Her clothing con.
sisted chiefly OF black bonbazc and purple crcassan
dress besides several calico irocks-both body servants
The above negroes were purchased in Richmond. Va
by gentleman OF the of Poindcxtcr of said Snt,
carried to Mobile, Aabana and there purchased by the
subscriber last May. 1t is calculated they will atemp
to make their way back to Richmond Va
Any Information concerning thcm will he thankfully
received W Tic subscribcr at his residence in Macnpo
County, Alabama aud liberal reward paid for their ap
prehension or security in Jail.
Letters may be addressed to Duke Williams and VIM
r. Buloch, of Ncwbcrry District S. c. to John Bishop
OF fowelton, Hancock County Geo. Coach of whom is
authorised To receive the negroes from the
or 10 the subscribers at White Hall Marengo County
Alabama. EDWIN GIOyER -
July d. 23-3no
Or The Editors of the Raleigh Register Columbia Tele.
COPE publish
counts to the subscribers White Hail. aaengo county ana
r. A. G..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-07-31

RaPs, under salute from the Gutter. The President
appeared tobc in good health.
The Hon Mallon Dickerson. Secretary of the Navy
LEFT the Rip Raps yesterday afternoon in the
COLUMBIA, for the seat of Governnlcnt.-B.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-07-31

FHVO fEACHERS.-A single man. of moral habits
x who understands the Greek and Latin Ian prages
sufficiently well to teach them, and prefers country
seat viii be admitted into family and boarded gratis
upon the terms foowng:-'fhe subscriber will accom-
modae ten to fifteen boarde.s reasonable rate while
the Teacher will reserve TO himself the whole of the tut
ton fees, with the exception of one a member of the
family into which he 0he Tcacher) will be admitted
lie One Tcachcr0 viii teach the languages and the ex-
traordinary branches of the English only The situation
for tcacer desirable and healthy line addressed
to A, d. C., forthwith will be attended to) Goodies
Bridge Post Office, Chesterfield county Va.
July II. 2l-w3wz
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-07-31

"a OTICE.-HENRY w TURIN having pnrcLos.
ed of Samuel Vandersce his interest in the firm,
of TURPiN 81 VANDERSLICE said firm is this day
dissolved by mutual consent All person having claims
against the viii please present them 70 Henry
W. Iurpih for adjustInentand all persons indebted to
the concern, will please make payment to him he beng
duly and solely authorized to settle the same
HENRY w. TURPIN
SAMUEL YANDERSLICE
June 10Th 1896
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-07-31

MlssIssIrPr-Wc have letter from 4 friend resident
in this State which expresses the opinion that the whole
delegation in Congress from Mississippi selected at the
approaching election, will be favorable to Mr. Van Blu
rcn.-WiRchs Ster Yirginidn.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-07-31

against
Owen r. Tucker. cxor of Wood Tucker decd Ro-
pert tucker and Henry b. Pilkerton and Elizabeth A.
Inc defendants, Henry Il. Pilkerton and Elizabeth
his wife, not having entered their appearance and yen
security according to act Of the General Assemble
and The rules of This Court and it appearing to the sa
usiacton OF the Court that they inhabitants of
this SateOn the motion of the plaintiffs by their al
torncy, Us ordered That the said defendants Henry
rHkcrton and Elizabeth A. his wife, do appear here ON
the first day OF August Court next and answer the
Plaihuhs Dill and that copy of this order be forth
printed in the city of Richmond for two months sue
Gessvey and also posted at the front door Of the Court
iousc OF this county. Copy-Teste
june ~. lII-wSwl b. J. WORSuAM r ~
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Cum5erland, 90 Inln. Iaa5.

~ ONPlUS viii make his first season in America
IN at my "True Blue Plantation in ST Matthew s
Parish, 80 miles below Columbia the State of South
Carolina.
This stallion was imported by myself last Fall; and
Tor his pedigree, and Performance whilst on the ENGLISH
turi sec the sixth number vol 9Th of SINNERS Aeri-
can Turf Register, for February, 1885 Nonplus was
bred by Mr. Barton, gotten by CATTAH Ga fvorite son
oil COLUMBUS, by Gohnnna and foaled in the Spring
OF S@ 1t Will Le seen by reference to his pedigree
and the Racing Calendar that he is nearly allied with
the best blood of England and while the course beat
many OF the finest horses Of his day; among others
Lord Fitzwliliams Mulatto, (half brother Nonplus
and Tor whom toor thousand guinea offered AID
Lord kilburne's Purity and Action Vanish Camella
and Iarare and Laurel and Popsy celebrated sons Of
Backioek) Nonplus probably sold for more money in
England, than any horse Imported into America
having been purchased when three years old By the
Duke OF Cleveland, at three thousand guineas His
colour Is rich bay, with black legs ne and tail and
no white, except his two hind heels lie is 3 feet 2
inches high, with great muscular power and compact
ness; clean limbs, and fine action. lie is remarkably
dociie, aud finely tempered, though very animated lie
deservedy ranks amongst the stations of the highest
character aud Is now in fine health and condition For
the estimation in which he is held by subscriber he
VIII only remark, that he has put him this season all
ms iines mares In consequence of the great number
OF hne imported horses recently brought into the coun
Try, the terms of the present will lie very low
$50 only, payable when the expires and 81 TO
the groom.
Mares fed for 80 day. and every abortion paid
to them, but no liability for accidents.
RlCHD SINGLETON.
>. Carolina, April "a. II5-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-07-31
June l6.

a FEMALE TEACHER WANTED-I wish 10
M employ for the ensuing year, Lady well qualified
to teach music and drawing together with the ordinary
branches OF Englsh-a knowledge of French and some
experience in teaching would be desirable though not
indspensabiy necessary Communications, containing
terms &c, viii meet with prompt attention. if directed
to the Subscriber, Physic Springs p. Office Buckinp
ham County, Va. ELIJAH g. HANES
Humanity Hall Academy, 10th July. I9-wtf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-07-31

& NREENBRlER LAND FOR SALE.-For sale a
w tract of LAND, lying Clear Creek in Green
oucr county containing about 1919 acres, of which
about QUO are low grounds bottom Land of the first
quality The growth consists OF the sugar tree buck
eye, wild cherry, &c.
extensive range for cattle, while its conguity to the
White and Blue Sulphur Springs, and Lewisburg (from
which last is distant about miles a westerly dtec
ton) affords the prospect of good and improving
market Tor its productions The Kunawha Turnpike
load runs within three miles, and from thence there is
good and level road TO the spot. There is excellent
mil site ON the creek. which there formerly
grist mill.
INC Land will be shown by Mr. Edwin Trent who
resides on the premises and will be offered for sale all
ogether or so divided to suit purchasers at Lewis
burg on the 9TH Monday in August next.
JOHN a. TRENT.
Cunl5crl0Rd. 2Sfd .JuIu Ia35 81 v,Js
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-07-31

FHNO JOURNEYMEN TANNERS-The subscriber
q wishes to employ Journeyman Tanner that can
come well accommodates good Currer and Dresser
One Of industrious habits and good morals may meet
with situation by addressing
ROBERT Y. OVERBEY
White House p. o., Mecklenburg county, Va
July II. 2l-wAw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-07-31

HTOk LEASE OR RENT--A large and coinmo.
" dious Coach Shop, 80 feet by 20 two story high,
situated at Painevillc Amelia county, Virginia. very
healthy and desirable village; and from tIc wealth and
liberal spirit Of The surrounding country, is perhaps
one Of the best stands for mechanics Of all kinds in this
section Of couniry-Ataccd TO tie Shopis lot Of Sc
vcral acres with garden and houses 10 accommodate
small family, which may easily be enlarged as to suit
larger family, If necessary II is believed that or
hands could be prohably employed in SAID shop pos.
session will be given at Christmas. Any person wish.
ing 10 take this shop will please and view the pre-.
mises-0r address JOHN T. JETER
o. Boot and Shoemaker, Of steady habits may also
find employment at this place. J. r. J.
July ~ 23-w3,y