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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-03-14
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There's God whom thc poet IN silence aiores
But inOcsts not his throne lmpoitunatS prayer
For ho knows that the evil he sees and ahhors,
There IL blessing TO balance au,l balu to repair.
Bu the plan of the Deity beams IN the bowl,
And the eyolid ibcany reveals his dcs,sn;
Oh the goblet in hand, abandon ms soul
To the Circr OF genius, love, friendship aud wine
AT the door Of my wcllias the children of want
Ever hni the iul wclcunac its root can aiordi
Will the dreams of the rich paa AMI poverty haunt,
Peace awaits Danny pillow, aud joy at my board
Let tho goi of the court other votarics seek
No the idol ofsyeophans uine;
But worship the Col OF the lowy aud meek,
Ia the Givet of gonius love, friendship, aud wine!
1 have die captive, OF courcfs hcrcn,
Him. the hemisphere rings;
have marked both hts rise and his fail: he has lrl
The imprnt OF his heel ou the forehead OF kings.
Oh, monarcs of Euopc crawl led round his throne
he who now claim our homage thea snelt at his shrHoi
But never adorcd him, bat turned mo alone
TO the Civer OF geaius love, iricnlshp, and wine.
The Russians have dwcli in the home of the Frank
halls from their NANTES they've shaken the
OF tscr war-boots Louvre has echoed the rlank,
As they passed, in barbarian establishment lost.
Ocr the ruins of France ikH, O Elsand! take pride.
Yet similar downfal, proud land may be thine
But the poet of freedom, still, still, will coafdc,
Ia the Giyer of genius, love, friendship, AMI wine!
T.is planet is doomed, by the priesthood's decree,
To deserved dissolution day, o my ffiends
Io the hurricane gathers; the holt is Tree;
Aud the thunder wings al destruction asccndE
OF thy trumpet, aTchansci, delay not the blast
Wake the deadin tcir where their ashes tc0inc
While the poet, unmovcd, puts his trust to the lat,
In the Giver Ot genius, love- friendship and wine.
But away with the night-narc of gloomy lorehough!
Let the goul Superstition creep back To its dom
oh this fair gooly globe filed with plenty wrought,
by bountlul hand, foT the children of men.
Let me take the full scope ofmy years n they roll
Let bask ia the suns pleasant while they shnc
Then, with goblet in hand, IN abandon my soul
10 the Giver OF genius, love, Friendships and vino
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Tur IMPORTED HORSE
VSEagSx.

TENHIS ,aoct splendid horse and stallion COM
q ncnecd mis- first at my stable, at Charlotte
Court-housc, Va, the lst day OF February. ISIS, at
so the season. payable the ist day of july at which
time the season cxpirsSlOU the insurance, To bc paid
IL is asccra:ncd that the with ioal,
(pariug with The before that fact is for
fcls the insurancel Any gentleman becoming rcspon-
s'lc for or putting mares shall pay for 8 only. In
every 81 will BE- required 10 the groom Good and
extensive pasturac will be- furnished gratis, and
well fed wit, grain at - cents per day, ii required
Servants with will be boarded gratis. Ali possible
/ will not be liable for any that may
Feb. IL. lS2-wtfl WYATT CALDWELL
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n AND FOR SALE, ono mile only above Carksyillc
"a 4 IN the county OF Meckcnburg, and lying on both
sides of the main county road.
The subscriber has valuable Tfac If Land contain
367 acres (onehJd Of which, OF thcreabouts is omen
laad, the rest IN wOods which he is disposed to sell at
private sale, and reasonable terms particular de-.
scrption Is deemed unnecessary, it is presumed tie
purchaser will view for himself before entering into an
contract or agreement in relation thereto The panta
ton IS rented out for the present year Possession can
moi therefore be given, until The expiration Of the term
The contguity Of this land to Tie town Of Carksvile
(Which Is growing rapidly in point Of size and import
ance0 would render tpcculary valuable 70 Spectator
~ the tobacco market Proposals either in person OF
letter, wiz be received at Black Walnut Halifax Coun-
y,ya ROBERT r. OWEN
marqh T. t0G-wfw
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Thus performing at years old, the task Of running
! III miles, with this Immense weight. in 80 innutcs Is
seconds
Tranbys great beauty. rich color excellent FORM pure
pedigree, fine size, unrvaled action and the great pro-
mise of his colts, (Which Mr.. Tatiesall in letter his
owners, says Fare as kne rs see, }
mcndations very rarely met with in The stallion
Breeders who desire auy of this noble animals stock
should avail themselves of the present opportunity,
they may not again have chance for several years
perhaps never.
PEDIoREE.-Tranby got by Blackjack, one of the
best racers and stations in England Blackjack,
when four years old, carrying ll9 bs Knavcs
mire miles in 1918, in min % see. his dam by Or
ville (sire OF Emus Nluley and Octavius and grand
sire of Pram, Plcn;po and Sarpedon) Oryille the
ST Legcr, and first rate aud sailon-NIiss
Grimstone by Weazel, capital of Old lIcrod-An-
cascr-Damascus Arabian Sam pson-Oroonoko, sister
to Mira, by the Godolphin Arabian Hohgobiin-W White
-Lcedcs-Moonah Barb Mare.
RO. G. WILLIAMSON.
Gentlemen sending from Norfolk District Of CO.
umbia, Baltimore, and their vicnies, have them
ken from the wharf at Rclnond, to the horse and
turned board the steamboat, free of expense if due
notice is given My address as Richmond, Va.
March .. [99-w4wl r. G.. w.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-03-14


HN CHANCERY- -YRCiSfA.--At a Circuit Superior
n Court of Law and Chancery, continued and held for
Buckingham county, The 18th day Of September Is34
David Shanks and Thomas Shanks Plaintiffs,
against
Thomas Sanders, executor Of Samuel Sanders dec d
James Sanders, William Sanders Francis SANDERS JAS
Hooper, and Judith hie wife, William Winston, and
Sally his wife Calvin Sanders, Samuel Sanders and
Stephen Sanders, Thomas Sanders james Sanders (son
Of John) John Sanders, and Elizabeth Sanders,
Defendants
The defendants, James Hooper, and Judith his wife.
William Winston, and Sally his wife, Calvin San.
ders, Samuel Sanders, Stephen Sanders, Thomas
Sanders James Sanders, (sou Of Jolin) John San.
dcfs, and Elizabeth Sanders. not having entered
their appearance, aud given security according 10 the
Act Of Assembly and the Rules Of shs Court and il
appearing, by satisfactory egidcnce chat they are not in
habitants Of this country IS ofdcrcd That the said
absent defendants do appear here The first day
April term, and answer The bin Of the plaintiff and that
copy Of This order be forthwith inserted in some news.
paper published in The city Of Richmond for months
successvey and posted NJ The front door Of the Court
house Of this county A Copy Tcsic
Jan 22. l5i-wowl r. ELDRIDGE, e. Csc.
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RpOFIEVECAE.
For TEN EMO UIREK.
CnRIsrIANsyILLr, Mccklenburg County,

FOX TEN t-NQUfREK.
CHRIsTIANsvILLr, Mccklcnburg County,
February 23d, 1850
Dear Sir: We, the undersigned constituting pait o
your political friends, have united for the purpose
soliciting you to furnish with outline If il is in
your power to do SOY of the speech delivered by you to
the people at our last Court for publication Ia max
ing this request we have doubt are exprestIsss
the wish of your y deal friends ec1t-souGty rene.
rally. The incl .is1s> che weather prevented some
-of4gT ~Ii many others of the county, from sharing
the pleasure with those who did hear you-and from the
in which have since heard your Speech upon
that occasion spoken of, induced believe the
publication of il will be productive of good We avail
ourselves of this opportunity, to thank you for the
prompt and able manner in which you have constantly
During the times of great political excitement among
us) under all circumstances aided in the support Of those
principles, which believe be the true doctrines of
the Democratic party. Trusting that you will furnish
as with an outline of your Speech for publications
We are, very respectfully and truly your friends and
fellow-ctzens, J. II. FINCH,
THO RUKES,
HARDWOOD B. TUCKER
ROBT. RICHARDSON,
DAVID G.. SMITH,
WM n. SMITH,
DAVID PETTUS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-03-14

NoTicr.-sL. George w. Cooper having resigned
" his situation "a principal teacher Of the Hampton
Academy, tie Trustees of said Institution wish to en-
plSy Teacher, 10 take charge CT The Academy oual-
fed To teach the following branches OF education, viz
The Greek and Latin languages, Mathematics and the
usual branches of English education salary y,ll
bc given OF four hundred dolars together with all the
tuition fees varying from SIX 10 eight hundred dollars
making compensation Of AZ least thousand dollars
year All persons applying will address the rrcsi-
dent of the Board, (post paid.) ut Hampton, Va. The
election viii take place on the I'd Saturday in April
next BY OsDrn-or rHE BoAEp or 'rRrsrrrs
March II. [lJ2-2awswl efMe HamPtoa .lcode.ny.
0 The Globe wO-hns,oa aed,c New Evening" rs;,,
word their the Enlre Office,
"a ADY MINE.-A favorite Rondno a la Poacca
ia composed and arranged for the Piano Forte, by
Charles Berg of this City; together with great variety
of and fashionable Music for The Piano Forte, has
been received this day, (2isi Fcbruaiy,)by
Feb. 20 lG-il r. l. SMiTu
FH7RANBY'S first ia imcrioa--lt being pro
n bablc that this renowned Racer and Stallion viii
only make one season in Virginia for several years,
have prevailed on his permit him take the
stand heretofore advertised BY me for Fyldc Tranby il
at my stablcs Hcnrco county, miles north of
Richmond, and immediately the Brook Turnpike
Road, leading to Fredericksburg lie is ready
ut 500 the season, payable the ls of July,
(when the will cxpirc) 800 insurance. payable
when il is asccrlaned the is III foal, transferred
with dollar cash TO the groom, in every instance.
Mares will be fed, iriou stint ut two sllins per day,
to be paid for when they are taken away have pro-
vidcd stables both for barren and those having
colts and separate enclosures for each Every pccnu
ton will be taken prevent accidents escapes but
responsibility for either
Tranby, rising years old lisa beautiful rich dap
Piled bay without white except small ring around the
curonct of his hind foot, full 10 = hands high of
fac bone. great length, substance beauty and power and
of unsurpassed action and carriage His racing per-
formances (for which bandbills, and his memoirs
which will be forthwith published in Sporting Ma
gazincs prove that he possessed ceran speed but his
cxceency naiirig SiOu;aess, and unfnching game
0nd boft0nfin this respect he perhaps, had
pciOr la Misor any otcr age. His racng mostly
New Market, where he beat many first horses short
distances, us Lucetta &C. bu perhaps the most master
y performance on record was has Performance in match
against time He travelled in slontl.s, nearly COO
miles, hard races, winning when carrying much
rs 10 lbs, andt then rode by MIR. Osbalsonc weigh
ing IL stone, 3bs, 57 ibs four heats of miles each,
the following time:
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-08-27
Or. Relfc's BOt0nscal DrODs.
Whste Teetki : healtky Gums !.

1ENIIOSE who ssoald retain, or sfslore tese desr- A able personal aasantages, arc assured that no scomposiiioa can be otsained superior 10 the
 B1tisk Aatiseptic Dcniifrice.
 This is an elegant and teasant prepasation h eve " respect aud has for many years as given uaiver- cal saiisiacijon wherever it has been used. The AntiseIisic Dnntiiriee is exempt iro9 acid and gtedients which frequently tcr aie composition of ioo iew ders ia common use, mad if whens the enamel of ihe ieelh wiihout doing it ihc. easl iniury. The regular of riis admiied powder by purifying the mouth and preventing the aec cusnaaiinm of arar operates ae the best preventive sl ,he Toot, Ache. The Denfriee removes the dis coioriions and lie heantlu native whlieness f the enamel. As it's application braces and strength. ens the Gums, m secures io ihem their heahhy and orid haes, aad hy removing all offensive foreign ac- cancellations from ihe- teeth, preserves the natnral sweetaesS of the breath. Price 50 cents.
 NP None are geauiae ualess signed on tlle onsside priued wrapper by .he sole proprietor, Il. BIDDER, inasediase successor the late Dr. w. ii. CorwAY- For saie at his Counting Room, oser No. 99, Court Street, near Concert Ha Boston, and also ly his speeiai appoiaiment, hy .s
 Samuel Buel cnd J. c. Beckscitk. Litch feld ];
 F. Coapies, aSouth Fdrms; Dnniel Norton,
 Canaoa Jadson S, Irkitilssey. N. Preston !;
 Isaaci S. Wadssrorth. Betklem; Norton &
 Henderson, Goshen.
 Large discosa, so tiloss wio buy toselt again.
 ts @s
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-08-27
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 The Mormonites are increasing quite rapidy.- Absurd as this foolish doctrine now is it may by aud bye become popular. Nothing is too abs,srd or too monsfroust to swallow.-lb.
 The body ot 2 female, aged about 18 years, foaied esncre on Long Island lew days since. She was iashooaby clad, aad had suspended from her neck the miniature ofa eesfieman.-I6. 3s s.g.- 99s7.
 ShockiRg a6air On ihe afternoon of the 7.l. inst. maa by tue name Of Reuhen AmidoD. Jun. of Sand lake, was in ,iss act of going, witb his team on the lands ofone of hisneighbors, by lhe name of William Brigss, when he wac forbiddsn by ,he ia,er. Some altercation easned Amadon lhfew down his whip. seized club and struck Briggs vioiea, blow on the head, which killed him ipstan,Iy seyerai persons. we understand were at slor, disianee and saw the whole transaction. Amadon is committed to jail ,os await his trial, which will probably take place in Sep iembcr next- Troy Whig. ssst,f ., :.