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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-12-15
POET'Ee Y.
- nucnyxr nrmAiNs uN,rNo.n
FOR THE E.NQUIRER.

FOR THE ENQUIRER.
the ofn Lady we lay with before
on VISITING RICHMOND, qlsr a long absence
Thou lovely spot, once mnrc ajeu!
saw thee in that sunny goau-
''ris gone thou'fs fading onm my view,
Like the remeulbranec O a dfoam.
In eh'tlhcoi's light and careless hour
loved thee,-and / love thee yot,-
Brings scenes no'er forget.
on N Thy rivers vsrlau, shore,
I've rambcd with panions gay,
While Iashng on their foamy way:
Twas sweet in chsplc,s bright to ,~ine
The blo.hios buds Of early May,
And laugh the joyous hours away
But years rolled on--sud then 10 me
rssi PSd o ,S s Ss s,sn 1901 s o. Time
10 many fair and varied cline.
How ioyfnly the land noard,
And len the waste OF waters Wild,
Andsweot her blooming Eden smil'd.
Blu, again whining sails
o S t., b ss h On the dark blue '''
Fair land OF nirth aud chivalry.
Then amid regions aud wild,
Der ovordurins SHOWS od;
When ALPS on Alps majestic pid,
Thro' Natures works show Natures God
And boauteous Italy what Joy
Can greater be to mortns given,
Than revealing beneath thy sky,
In chains Of earth and tin,s Of heaven.
Lovely were thoy.-bui dcarer far,
The scenes LEFT mid these o roam;
3 q
Ny heart o thee, my own lov'd home
: Time pas,'d land like the wearieddovo
rcsivdnot on foreign strand;
thee, my dear, my native land.
Asyet saw not thee, sweet spot;
knew that some lov'd gone
And deemed myselfby all forgot,
Perchance unknowing and unknown
But soon Jet, that friends near
For kindness hath magic spell,
And grateful on my willing ear,
It's silver'd accents gently fell.
The kind earess-thc cordial smile
The brghtning glarce that heam'd me,
And all the soft and pleasing wio
OF sweet and graceful courtesy.
These spoke in friendships voico-and then
On silkon pnions flew the hours
Nor wanting fairy hands unsecn
To stTew my path with choicest flowers.
The flowers may wiiher-tme hath pass'd,
And thoH art fading my view,
But grateful mem'ry long shall last
OF thee and thine--soeet spot, adtea
December ith 1895.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-12-15

HOLCoMBE, BURTON & EDMUNDs Com
"a n mission House, hiehnsond--We have associated
ourselves together, for the purpose OF tranSactng &C.
neral Comnssion business in this place Our business
viii be strictly Commission one VIC hive olipatsd
ourselves mutually each other in our articles Of CO.
dviduai account, in real estate tobacco flour or any
articles products of commerce Reasonabl. advances
willbe made all consignmen,s, and every exertion
used 10 give satisfaction.
Goods will be rcccved and forwarded with the greatest
possible dispatch. THOMAS A. HoLCOaiBE,
DAVID w. BURTON
Dec d ICi-wtrl T. EDMUNDS
ND APPAlANNOCKA ACADEMY. This Institution
n = VIII be opened the ensuing the 3h Of Ja-
nuary next under the charge of Mr. John c. Lawrence
ms Principal, and MIR. Oliver White, as First Assistant
Teacher the same gentlemen who have for several years
continued TO give such satisfaction to the Board of Trus-
tees that has unhesitangly reelected them for an
other year. AS fifty scholars are entered a
third teacher will be associated with them according to
the established rules of this Academy The scholastic
year will comprise months, and be divided into
equal sessions-There will be vacation of month";
immediately after the examination. The of in
structon will comprise the Greek, Latin and Frencl,
languages Natural Philosophy, Geometry, and the En-
glsh branches usually taught in the best schools The
mens, which the students may all times use. There
IS valuable library, for the most part selected by the
late Col John Taylor and the heatness the situation
is not surpassed by any in Virginia.
Icrws.-For board tuition, library fee, washing fuel
and room rent, $1l5 II bed and bedding be furnished
by the Stewards department. which is submitted to Mr.
Iawrences government, additional charge Of sc per
annum will be made. Quarterly paymea desirable,
but not Indispensable.
BY order of the Board
RICHARD BUCKNER Jr., President
November 49, 55-2awSw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-12-15

TENO THE CITIZENS or CHESTERFIEI,D HEN
"A RICO, AND HANOVER.-The subscriber bav.
ing been appointed deputy Agent for Tie collection Of
money to aid in erecting a Monument to the Memory
of WAsHrNeroH, in The City Of Washington informs
the inhabitants Of the above mentioned counties that he
will take the earliest opportunity Of waiting on each and
every one Of them TO receive the which they may
wish 10 contribute for the aforesaid purpose
RICHARD hill, Jr.
Richmond, Dec. 9. G2-w2w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-12-15

a COUNTRY STORE FOR RENT.-For rent.
IA The Store at my house in The county Of Gooch
land. This IS situation well adapted to a young man
wshng 70 do safe business, il is situaied in good
neghoorhood among planters who raise large crops Of
Tobncco and get the highest prices Application to be
made to Mr. James G. Crane Richmond or to tic sab.
scfiber in Goochiand. JAMES FIFE
Dec. 10. G3-3t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-12-15


~ legislature Of Virginia, praying for aprccinc cleo
ton at William Twins Tavern, in the lower secti-n of
Cumberland county Iao-l October 9.
Nm CHANCERY--vinoiSiA. Goochland Coun-
N ~ Court, 10th November, 1885:
Alexander Patteson and Polly his wife, formerly Pol
ly Jarra Joanna Patterson formerly Jastt and Eliza
beth Palieson, formerly Jarratt and William NJ May
and Catharine his wife, formerly Catharnc Jarrat,-
which said females children Of Devercux Jarra,t
ceased, Plaintiffs.
against
William ID. Jarratt. Archeaes Jafratt, Pattcson Jar
rat; Alexander Jartatt, David T. Jarra the heirs of
Lucy d. David, dec d. the wife of Amos David former
y Lucy ID. Jarratt (who are unknown,) and William
David and - his wife, formerly - Clarke the
daughtero Of Elizabeth G. Clarke, decd formerly Eliza
beth G. Jarrattwhich said Jarras are also children of
Devcrrux Jarratt, deceased, Defendants
The Bill of the plaintiffs being read and filed and the
defendants not having entered their and p
security according the Act of Assembly and the
rules of this Court and appearing the satisfaction
of the Court, that they not inhabitants of this Com
monwealth: the motion of the plaintiffs, by counsel
IL ordered, that the said defendants do appear here
the first day of February Court next, and the
plaintiffs bill and that copy of this order be forthwith
inserted in some newspaper printed in the city of Rich
mond for two months, successfully, and posted the
front door of the Court house of this county.
Copy. Teste, MAR W. MILLER D. c. &C
November %. 5o-wSw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-12-15

NNEMABE EDUCATlON.-'rbe snbsori5er havjog
n engaged female teacher, with high recommends
tons, from Troy Seminary, New York in order 10 edu
cate his daughters at home will take female boardefa
members Of his family to whose morals and education
particular attention viii be paid The school will com
mence The first Of January next. There will be vsca.
ton OF six weeks during the summer aud two weeks in
December
Price Of board and English tuition 800
Music, AZ
Painting $40, French 40. 20
" ashng and candies, DC. &c, gratis Letters will
De addressed TO The subcsibcr at Sturgconsve Bruins
wick county Va w STIT9
december J. 60 w3w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-12-15

HEEMALE EDUCATlON.-Mlss Many u. Tn
D. HEIL viii resume her School at Broadoak near
Charlottesville, on The 18th Of January.
The Of instruction will embrace all the branches
Of Tie English and French Languages Geography stu
died on Maps and Globes and The sciences Of Botany
and Natural Philosophy made practical and interesting
The session will commence the 10th Of January
and terminate the 18th Of June Tuition in all the
English studies will be given at $40. An extra charge
Of 50 for French Music, with the Of Piano s Is
Board every thing included $40.
Letters to Miss Terrell, may be directed TO Eycrets.
vile, Albomarlc
Noy "a. 5s-3n5J
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-12-15

NOTlCE "A frstrate Stand for Tailor at Walters
1N Tavern in Spottsyvania. Any single gentleman,
who is of steady habits and good workman would do
well to avail himself of this Stand, il is located in
wealthy neghborhood; and there the place two
mercantile houses il is certainly worthy of the attention
of any gentleman whose situation il might suit
Dec. .. I62-2aw2w1 LEON LEVY
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-12-15


Thomas j. Glover and James Anderson admir- of
Samuel Sanders, deed, Dcfts
The defendant, Thomas j. Glover, not having entered
his appearance and given security according the Act
OF Assembly and the Rules of this Court and il appear
ing by satisfactory evidence that he not nhabtant
OF this counryis ordsrcd that the said absent defend
ant do appear here the first day of the next March
Term, and the bill of the plaintiff and that copy
of this Order be forthwith inserted some ne wspapcr
published in the city of Richmond Tor months
cessivcy, and posted at the front door of the Court
house OF this county. Copy.-Teslc,
r. ELDRIDGE, c. n. c.
November u. 5Q--w9w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-12-15
Robinsom,s Practice. Vol. y.

Novembcr 10. r. 'p' $50 5sgaaw ~s,s''
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-12-15

I'm ANCERY--ViRcfNIA.-At Court held for
Buckingham county, at the Courhousc, the OH day
of November, 1895:
William ID. Jones, PltE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-12-15

ROARDING-'fhe subscriber will open BOARDING
bD School, at "1he Farm, the LIST Of January. for
the pupils of Mr. James H. Davis. Her terms for board
ing including washing, lodging fuel and light will be
$lO for the Session Of 10 nonihs-payabie in advance
NJ. J. MINOR
N y. Persons wishing TO engage Board will address
Mrs NJ }. Minor, or Mr. J. II. Davis, Charlottesville,
Albemarle county, Va.
November 90 57-vvurtbD
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-05-04
Minutes

The betting on the ground both before and at
starting wa, pretty even, and large sums were
siiked both for and against time. Downcs was I'M
dobedly the general favorte; and was well known
in the ncighborhood he did the 8 miles in asa mi
nutes he had been well trained under his father,
who, IN his 80 year, performed II miles in ore
hour and 45 minutes; accomplishing the frs, l2l
miles in hour - minutes.
Mnllard was known TO he an excellent runner /;
he had performed 10 miles in hour and 40 minutes
stopping during the time to change his shoes. He
was sober when he stated, and he fell in the 9Th
mule.
a ! he German had performed the distance between
New York and lIaracm, and returned thence N2
milcs) in 70 minutes his friends were very san
guIne of his success He oetcd near $500 that he
would win the prize. He was within the time un.
I'll the 9Th mile, and he performed the ten miles in
hour and - seconds. lie was seconds behind
time in the 9Th mile. Part Of the time he carried a.
pocket handkerchief in hts mouth
Mahony, tho lrishman, had undergone no train
ing whatever; he left his portcr's cart in Water.
street, went to the course, ran the lst mile IN
less than 81 minutes at The 9th mile he was be-
hind at the end of the Sth Rc minutes behind
at the 9TH mile he WAS minutes hchind, and he
performed the ten miles 81, minutes. On the 18th
of last month this man ran miles in Al minutes
~ sccohus. NacuatSy was our OF condition hui
he did the 5 miles in 32I minutes. Vcrmyee was
very thin and in wrechcd state Of health he ira
yelled % miles on foot on Tuesday last to be here
IN time 10 enter, and the next day performed mile,
! IN As minutes; he Is an excellent runner bu, gave
IN at the end of the second mile from pain in the
side he was also thrown down by man crossing
the course in the first mile. Wall md Sutton ran
remarkably well, but gave in al the end Of the 4t
mile for want Of training
Sannord, the winner. we unders,an nd has been ia
good training for month. He is a powerful s,al
wart young man. and did not seem a, all fa,igucf
at the end of the race He was greatly indeb,ct
to Mr.. Stevens for his success Mr.. 8. rode roune
The course with him The whole distance, and keep
cheering him on, and cautionng him against over
cxer'on IN tho carly par, OF the race at the end
the 9Th mile, he made him stop and take drink O
brandy and water, after which his foot was on tn,
mile mark just as the 80 minutes were expired an,
as the trumpet sounded he jumped forward grace
fully, and chcerfuly exclaimed, "Here am t,
Time and he was within the time every mile
After the race was oyeI he mounted a horse Gilt
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-05-04

In .a4eufa.ita Is wh,nisicai, would IL honor
stricken patriots ofthai day have said II Mr.. An
ANS had proposed to send presents TO, and M Ike
Treaties with, Siam and Cochin CHM 7 Bur The
power Of party Is the philosophers sione, whose
transmitting ROVER can Turn the dross OF ono admin
israiion into pure gold for another, or, IN Other
words, make profound wisdom IN one out oil what
was folly OF fauny IN another. Wefeoeise with
out surprise proof after p,oof the guli6'liy OF the
People in po,ticil matters, and yet wonder that
Matthias Tie proplct should have found believers
III his gross imposture. Nal I'M
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-05-04
INDIAN MURDERS

We regret to learn, says the Millcdgevillc Re-
corder Of the 2ls, that the Creek Indians in tho
neghborhood of Columbus, are again committing
aggrcssons upon the whites. They have recently
murdered citizen of Columbus, and fired upon
his companion. who escaped-this occurred abou,
II miles from Columbus.-They have, n few days
ago. nbou. the same spot, murdered gentleman
from South Carolina, who was removing, and
whose wagons negroes, &c. had advanced ahead oil
him.. We understand that much excitement pre-
walls, and tina, it is considered highly dangcrou,
for individuals TO travel between Columbus ant
Montgomery.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-05-04

POLITICAL.
,r,,,espondsroe of the ", Y. Evening Star.
w.xp1xeros, April Is, 1895.

co,,eenondsroe of the n, Y. Evening Star
WasnINeros, April Is, 1888.
ION a,, F.: another f" sunpewder plot and nno-
thar s.,ax,Jeniial presidentiai preservation. II
man insn,e enkuowu) entered this morning INC
a.~.,,,r, story Of The White House, when the
h,s of the Kitchen cabinet were asleep; tired, 90
il, is sail, all the rooms in his ascension, o''" h'
reached the loom of The President lie hied INC
door of that. bu, the gae'as was not to be eaush'
inspiring" Oae Mr.. Earle, 1t appears was m'a'
or.k. 10 The proceeding pursued the burglar ;
v.,rh, b.,e caught him. perhaps, only he did moi ;
void certainly have sho, him, Tor he had pisto's
- n, did no, fire II is generally reported this
Ravillac the Second is one of the ~ f-road f6bof.
err others rail ut this idea and say u Is merely
mad which some collar-man has taken 10 get IN
efSce 40 that he may live without being faoof.
u They say, that the President called out 10
the bur rlnr q who's there y to which the lalter
made no reply; the President was lot the lets'
alarmed. The intruder was chased by Earle rs-
tsl ia hand but II appears, made his escape through
q window -and has not never been heard OF, not
no marc, since
Whether the guilty individual was an accom-
p'ice OF Lawrence, acting under what that learned
msiaphysician, Dr.. Causn calls "a false lmaglno.
,ion," OF, person uan.grcssns Oh his own hookl
under morbid deluson," does no, appear. Ger
tain il is however, that a man who would attempt
a .sn,sral IF hie 1cp0Stes from the Wh,ie House.
must either bc an idiot or nodnian.-Pcrheps
may not havc henud tho details correctly the
Globe will Of course give them bccans' II is Their
wish 10 keep their readers well advised OF all IN
por,ant occurrences. perhaps they Will give IT ms
sort of addendum to the " full report of Lawrence
trial !" which will appear as soon as II Is pre-
pa.edl' Shade of Titus Oates Why not arise
from ,ha tomb, and asset, the dignity OF oonsp'rn-
cyl A maniac snaps two pistols, and the percus-
sion caps alone orc sen, 10 the d. tr,al M &C
suiiiai Poindexier,
"Oh, breathe no, his name y
know not that this is another Rye-house
rlo, but sssuredly Il Is very mysterious al
fair expect nothing else but that II will appear,
in the isaue, that somo of the Whne-bovs, tyou
remember the Irish cosnomen) was concerned IN
IL.
I shsll advise you promptly ofany sequel which
Say occur.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-05-04

The CAerokees.-lt is stated in several Georgia
papers that he Cherokee tribe OF Indians, residing
in the boundaries of the States Of Tennessee Geor
gla and Alabama, understood to be slmost a.
unanimously IN favor Of ratlfying thu treaty, and
emigraling 10 q nsw home in the west.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-05-04
Extract Of a letter dated Mexico E,buarv OCT

Extract OF letter dated Mexico, FEBRUARY Goth.
Eugene Robinson made an ascension in his
balloon n few days since, during which he cncoun-
cred tempest and wns ob ged to Cross the noun
taIns, which detained him three days On his re.
turn to the city he was met by the population
en- mnsSe, with torches md music, and body OF
hem'l'lary, and escorted into the city and to the
theatre" EoSiOn Ga;euc.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-05-04

An he' A"cnS,on.-Mr. Kirly, tho Tronau, Of
Louisville, Ky, made an ascension from that city
on he 18th inst. lie from The nmphitheatre
at half past o'clock, 2. M and landed at n quar-
ter past q, on the farm Of Peyton Simpson, Esq be-
wecn Jetlcrsontown and Shebyville, and about,
10 miles from the former. He however, lost his
barometer and balloon. The former got thrown Ut
and broken, and the latter carried Of by gust
OF wind before it could be secured
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-05-04
BENZ A MIN II. HUNT.
M e r G II A NJ T e AILc

I'D ESPECTFULLY announces 10 his hiends
~ and customers, md the public generally, that
no has just returned from the North where he has
taken great deal OF pains TO select his Goods md
can now confidently offer 10 them a more SPLEN
DID Ass OKTMENT, in his line, than has here.
tofore been offered in this market consisting in
part, Of
Extra SupeuGne blue Clnih
do do black do
do DO dahiin do beautiful shade
do DO olive do
do do polish green do
do do rife green do
Cashmere blue and bl ok, Of the finest texture
Black ribLe Cassimcres
Fawn do
Lavender Doeskin
Polish do
Checked Cassimcres, a splendid assortment
Velvet Cloth for Summer coats
Patent twilled Summer Cloth
Diagonal Grape.
Venetian Drlis
Corded Cuttings
Printed do
Cbintz do
traded Velvet. a most beautiful article
Black do
Plaid Silk Ves'ings
Black Satin do
White and Fancy Narseilles of III, first quality
Black Mocskn
Hu" Elastic Supendcrs
o'ocks, Military Butt ons and J Trimmings as prcscr
btd by late Law of Virginia
fava's aud Gloves,
together with grea, many other articles. 10.
eo,oos 10 enumerae, all of hich will be sold unur
"sa,'y low to puUCtual customers
nc mas also received The latest Fashions and is
""" ready 10 execute all orders in h, line in The
most fashionable style, and at the shortest notice
| ND =, BENJAMIN +. HUNT
| - All persons at a distance wishing to have
."'nfS made, can have them done by sendiup their
] April 30 '''"'' az" " "''''
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-05-04
LyNCHBuRG. MAY -
VIRGINIA ELEC1yOY-e5,

The contest IN Bedford was eseee Iiusy AMI;
ed. In consequence OF the heavy lain m =, a"'n'
The polls were kept open at the cou,t .'0'os
TWO of the precincts dice d6,,-n,% and
third, about 300 votes were token. h.,u :" d
that the entire Wing ticket is elected " Sc
Tor Congress.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-05-04
MILES.

The following is the time 10 which each mi
was performed by Stannnrd, the winner. Malone,
the lrishman, Ind the first mile in min. "a Sec