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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-03-16
By The GOrernor Of tie State Of ptrginia.
pDnrI NATION

aRTHEREAS by an Act of the General Assembly,
w passed March Oath 1895, entitled "A act provId
ing for the of lands in this Common wealth,
the Executive is required the assistant asses
sors shall have finished their assessments respectively 20
issue proclamation requiring The several Boards OF Ffln-
cpa Assessors to assemble al some convenient time and
place within their respective DISTRICTS TO be designated IN
the Proclamation; do therefore, IN conformity with the
provisions of the said Act of The General Assembly here
by require the said Principal Assessors to assemble on the
first Monday in May next the following places, and pro-
coed the execution of the duties required them by
law viz-Josiah Holleman of Isle of Wight Bickerton
r. Winston of Louisa William a Harris of Page and
VIM Carey of Greenbrer counties, Principal Assessors,
TO constitute Board for the first district composed OF the
counties Of Princess Anne Norfolk, Nansemond, Isle Of
Wight Surry Sussex Southampton, Greensve. Prince
George, Brunswick, Dinwddie, Chesterfield, Hennco,
Hanover New Kent. Charles City, James City, York,
Warwick Elizabeth City, Gloucester. Mathews, Mid.
desex Essex, King & Queen, King William, Caroline,
Spottsylvana. Stafford, King George, WestmoreIand,
Lancaster Richmond. Northumberland, Accomac, and
Northampton. to convene at the Borough OF Norfolk:
Mathew w Kemp of Gloucester, John II Knight Of
No,toway John Kern, jr, Of Hampshire, and Benjamin
Brown Of Cabe counties Principal Assessors to con,
sritute Board for the second district, composed OF all
the other counties East OF the Blue Ridge 10 convene al
Charlottesville in the county OF Abemarle:
Samuel Mofett Of Rockingham, Burwell b, Wilkes ut
Bruuswick James w Walker of Madison, and John G.
Srinc.r Of Wood countless Principal Assessors, 10 const
ue Board for the third district, composed Of the
ties between the Blue Ridge and Allegheny, 10 convene
at the Court House Of Botetourt county:
Thomas McCulloch of Washington, William c Lewis
of Rockbrdge Joab Early of franklin, and Charles
Thompson Of Hanover counties, Principal Assessors, 10
constitute board for the fourth district, composed of
all the other counties of the Commonwealth including
Montgomery and Monroe, which also lie on both sides of
the Allegheny 10 convene at the Court House OF Mont
gomery county
All the said Districts being arranged in the act of As
,emby, first herein reced, and TO which the several
Boards are referred 10 ascertain their respective limits
Given under my hand, as Governor, and under
, the Lesser Seal Of the Common wealth, at
tSLALJ Richmond this 18th day Of March, 1889, and
G3d year Of the Commonwealth.
DAVID CAMPBELL.
March IL 0S-llM
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-03-16
PssET'R Y.
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HOPE AND MEMORY.

HOpE AMI hr"'n''
RICHARD HoWiTr.
In early youth before IL "h'hcu
An an,c! through the land;
VINO of the radiant future taxed
And bcckonrd with whit" hano.
GO. fnlow round my path, sac ci'o"'
"Li:e's ftlresi flowers appear
Sweets by glad fnsefS sc""e''u
Felicity is here"
Alas too happily unwi+c,
a. ,n,t bfirh, hope for truth
..i cve,pn,sec with Needless eyes
The paradise oiyon'h.
Whatever good TO man cooiu 'a!i'
Seemed, in The coming lime,
Az by some spell, concentercd all
ia manhood's kin:ly prime.
To manhood yrown--wc looked around
Expecting 10 rejoice,
And there the first, surprised, we iounu
TIE Past had ;hcn q voice.
We turned 10 the departed days,
BrwiiGcrcd and aghast,
And saw thruugh memory's purple maze,
The Angel OF the Past.
On tina, high cmioepce NO lelt,
From IN anhood's summit cold,
Away the gorgeous visions melt
kUuth gioried TO behold,
Whilst all youths region, Tar below,
Shouc out, 10 wondering eyes,
Nj l,rirh, than with Hopes heaven'y bow,
All rich with orient dyes.
How blank AMI dteary WIS that mount,
,Yi:h f,r off promise sweet,
Nor lowers were found, nor bubbiIps iount'
Nor irark OF angel feet.
Whatever II ,ould boast Of bright
On drsoia,iou cast;
The heavenly light which gilt that he'Shs'
Fell on il from the past.
Far around we looked, behind, before,
Thus high, in manhood's prime;
With sad IcsGets for Seasons Oct
Strange fears FOR coming time,
10 faded Hope were added now
Yet pigTimstwain,
Brish, Memory, with snddenins brow'
And sorrow breathing Pain.
The past, with dews Of sorrows wet,
Clcar-sccn, or underlined,
m shiy empt" oitesre',
Possessed the pcnsire mind,
By Hope deluded-thls alone
Remained 10 us At last,
Through Memory were we wiser grown,
Tina, Angel OF the Past.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-03-16
March Il
Tern Taiuabie L.iNDS for Sale.


yHNHE undersigned, intending to remove to the West,
take this method to notify the public, that they
wish 10 sell the following Tracts of Land, to vii:
One Tract lying on Beaver Island creek, containing
522 acres of which about 100 is bottom land with
comfortable dwelling house. and other necessary out
houses.
One other Tract adjoining the above, lying immed
aely in the Fork of Mayo and Dan rivers containing
800 acres. of which is l66 of bottom land with
comfortable dwelling house and convenient ouhouses,
adjoining the Town Of Madison which IS Of the most
commercial and enerprsng villages IN The Upper coun'
try.
One other Trac, lying on Dan river and Beaver Island
creek. containing about $50 acres, large portion Of
which is bottom land and with good improvements
Two other TracIs lying on Mayo river, containing $50
acres well improved and has on it gris and mill,
The site Of which is equal to any in the State.
One other Tract lying Beaver Island creek, con.
tanning 600 acres.
One other Tract containing about 400 acres, lying
Beaver Island creek, with very comfortable two story
house inst finished and other convenient ouhouses.
One other Tract containing between band 400 acres,
upon which several Improvements, and could be d.
vlded so suit vera purchasers lying on Dan river,
end bounded By said river on the North nearly two
niles supposed TO be about 200 acres of bottom land
and has it dwelling house GA feet long and 20 feet
wide together with all other necessary ou,-houses
Also d or half acre Lots in the Town OF Madison,
part OF which well improved.
The most Of the above Trocs OF Land are joining
each other and are situated in the county of Rocking
ham and Stale of North Carolina and in The mme e
neighbor hood of the Town of Madison.
Also Two other Tracts, known by The name Of Allen
Delight one par, of which is in Rocking ham, and the
remainder in Stokes county, containing about $50 acres
bounded on the South by Dan river, for about two
miles, has about 200 acres Of bottom land ii has also
good site for mill i, is situated TO suit either one
o. Two purchasers
The above Tracts Of Land in very healthy sec.
ton Of country all being we'll watered with plenty OF
good wood land and the soil is suitably adapted to the
culture Of tobacco and grain Of every description
The undersigned being determined 10 SELL earnestly
solicit those who may wish 10 purchase in this part OF
the country, TO come and examine for themselves
RICHARD WALL.
WILLIAM FERREL.
Fob % g2-3m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-03-16
Feb IS

a YOUNG GENTLEMAN qualified TO teach The
IA Latin and English languages, and DESTROYS OF study.
ing Law wishes to obtain situation asa private Teacher
in the family of a Lawyer, where he may nave Inc be-
n.f of access to his library. Address, A g., Endfed,
King William, Va.
N.,ch . g3-w2n
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-03-16
THE SWARTWOUT COMMITTEE.
lCorrsspOndence Of The .Abany Argus
A., VAN Mach >


nSr-You have probably seen the CONCLUSIONS of a
majority of the committee Of investigation into the
Swa,twou defaIcations The report Of the minority is
published this evening in The Post. The gross abuse
prac*ed by majority Of the committee, and the ont
RACES they committed not permitted to cease on
The closing OF the testimony, but 10 use common say
ing they have gone the whole figure Any thing like
fairness was anticipated the hands Of the political
majority Of the COMMITTEE but il expected that
political prohigacy would mol induce Them 10 state what
was not true in such ium would authorize in ured par
lies believe that their must have been made
with knowledge that they were untrue And yet such
is the fact in relation 10 the collector OF this port What
this gentleman Will take are not informed,
but have TO believe that he will take mea
TO demonstrate beyond the possibility OF doubt,
that the conclusions it regards him. have not the
slightest foundation in fact TO sustain them.
Mr. Webster, you will see by he debates, has exhi
bited a courageous spirit on The Maine question II his
friends had exhibited the sort oil spirit during the
las, with England, he would have now been emit.
lie
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-03-16

Read the short comment of the Richmond Enquirer,
the Smhson Legacy The Enquirer is right. The
Government ought never to be made the instrument Of
foreigners founding institutions amongst u.s. be their sin
tents wicked charitable" Under shew of charity,
they may mean mischief Besides when foreign dona
ton of few housan made the nucleus for Immense
appropriations by Congressas will he a,emf pied in this
instance, the danger Of corruption and podgsiy, is CD
yious - Charleston Mercury.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-03-16

ENAGLE HOTEL The subscriber has ylrld'a 70
A the earnest solicitations Of his friends, and fS'e'
mined 10 continue at his old stand in this place" feeling
the deepest gratitude TO those who have heretofore l'
ronized him. and he is determined still TO merit mex
encouragement, by keeping an orderly and comof'a'.
House. where all who may choose to call, NAV be as'u
that the strc,esl atts non will be paid their ara
comfort THOMAS MAI fE"S'
7nppahannock, FtJ %, 1889.
M.,oho 03-s2r
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-03-16
PART II. TIE DEFALCATIONS OF WILLIAM
NJ PRICE

Conclusions Of the Committee
LIST That William NJ. Price, district attorney,
defau,er to the Government il large sum
Cd. That his deaicalions attributable 10 The noto
rious sponsibv and of character Of said Price
The period of his appointment and reappontment anc
during his entire terms Of ofice, and to the continued
neglect of proper and efficient discharge OF duties
the Office of Solicitor of The Treasury by the late and
presen, incumbrnls of that office.
PART ILL., THE CORRECTNESS OF THE RE
TURNS WHICH HAVE BEEN MADE BY THE
PRESENT COLLECTOR AND NAVAL OFF.
GER OF THE PORT OF NEW YORK, RESPEC
ga Conclusions of the Committee
q ls That the returns Of the collector Of customs al
the port of New York have not been correct, they
have not at all times embraced paid into the public
Treasury the moneys received by him for unascerained
duties and at no time for duties paid under protest.
I'd That said COLLECTOR in his returns has violated The
instructions of the Treasury DepaItnent-has put al;
defiance the duties assigned him by the Secretary oil the
Treasury has repudulsd the Off cia decision of the
sponsbe law officer of the Executive Department; and
is guilty of an illegal retention and use OF The public
money in the amoun, then held by him for protest and
unascsrlalned duties.
Sd rha, the Committee has been prev enrd from
cerianng hat is the extent OF the illegal retention and
use of The public money by the present collector Of thr
Dor, Of New York either in funds collected under pr"
lest or for unasceUinod duties, in other funds col
Iected by him. because OF his refusal TO exhibit his
book of cash depuses in bank or TO permit the banks
psed by him as depostaries TO exhibit their oil
his drposi,es
4,h That the public moneys received by said collec.
tor are mingled with his own moneys on deposile and
are no, kept by him. by his banks Of dePoste, distinct
and separate from The individual moneys of the collecto
and of his professional ccnls; and his returns canno
therefore, he founded upon them as separate and ind y
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-03-16

IHNHE SILK MANUAL--A Treatise on Six in al
its various stages containing in condensed form
the wisdom and experience gathered from the works
Count Dondolo, Nj Perrottot. DR.. Deslouchamps, W'
Felix Pascalis w. B. Buchanan Kenricks Orchari.'
Gideon B Smith, John ID Homergue, M De fiaN OF
Munich Fessendens Silk Manual, the Silk Grover
Farmers Register Joshua Gee. Esq Bniliff Houi E'f
and many others. Sd edition Received. and for saesi
J. II ID. LOWNES,
Febl4 1s6-,f1 Agent, Richmond, Va
A DMlNlSTRATOR'S NOTlCE.-Ail persons hi''
e ing claims against the Estate Of the late PiPasf
W. Harwood decd are requested to bring them !or~a
properly authenticated for payment: and all prF-""s H.
debed 10 said estate admonished to make speedy pay
ment Of the same, am determined 10 close my 50
mnsraton on said estate, and shortly make d.lrI6u0'
thereof. SMITH Is. NEW,
Administrator de b0nis non ,rith The HW anncItd
March 9 [93-w4w-l Pleasant W Har~ood
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-03-16

NEW APOTHECARY AND DRUG sioi,D
TENHE subscriber has resumed his business ..,;,
Il Store on the corner above, and nearly "pP.
the ruins Of his former stand; his stock WI, ..
shed by arrivals daily expected from me .nt cq.
es and he respectfully informs his 'fhos o. s"I 5,,j
toners that he is prepared to execute, and vi" ,y ~
to receive their orders as usual. a DD..ls
Feb % vv--s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-03-16

MATCH HIM Ran away from the subscribe =, -
- the LIST day Of February last, my man RALFn.
He is about 35 years old muscular strong negro 'o'..
feet high and rather inclined 10 be eshy-has no mr.
about him now recollected, except swollen hand o.
right hand has heen much swollen for rome time VII"
teer. worm; but am told it is entirely cured up ''
his absence from home nearly so, as not 10 De
ceivable. purchased him Of MIR. Price KEY o. -,
wanna. about whose farm il is probable he is now Oi'
But as he has been lately seen about Sco,svle o..
marie, and Goodes Spring, Flnvanna and had been y.
ming the james River for some time previous to NJ
sconding, think he nigh, be found either upon my "
boats, or upon other, his acqnninance any,.
the boatmen must be extensive. will give s2' 10 ~
person or persons who will apprehend and deliver
10 me, at my Farm Scotsv lie, or conhne 't,
that get him again. DANIEL +. Lhnl'
Hardware, Alb Nov l6, 1888. 9O-"4N
TENERROR-The full brother to Eclipse, LIZ =.
a Shark, Black and Bay Maria; and om%rg,
largest thorough bred horses in the State Of
being fully feet inches high and well
He is beautiful dark brown He will stand al .na
Cont house, Va, at S25 the season. and 81 TO 'ne
For particulars, see hand bills. ,coy
r. J. GAINES.
Fab % G2-2awof
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-05-04
THE GREAT MATCH RACE.

The Petersburg papers of yesterdy, con-
tains the result of the match race, over the
New Market Course between Col Johnsons
CHI. b. Boston, and L ]. Wilson's b. h. Ports
mouth. The match was for $4,000 side,
two mile heats, and was won by Portsmouth
in two heats. This is the first time that
Boston has ever been beat.
On the first heat Portsmouth got the track
and the start by about IL steps, was never
headed, and won the heat easily-time 3m !.
SO S.
On the second heat they both had fine
start, and went off at The top Of their speed,
Boston pushing for the lead. At one time
he came up and collared Portsmouth, who
soon shook him off, and won the heat by a.
bout ten ya.ds-tm 3m ass.
The paper says:-this time is the fastest
second heat ever run at New Market; the
track, too, was rather heavy.
An immense amount of money has been
lost on Boston-the odds in bis favor on the
morning of the race was to l.
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-05-04

Our friend "OLediah s." mus! ex,
cuse VS. for not giving publicity y his COM
munication, which was we'll wriitan, and
in very happy style. We have deter
mined not 10 notice, under any circumstan-
ces, the person at whom the satire Of lobe
diah'' is SO adroitly aimed. This being the
case, we cannot of course permit one Of
our correspondents to excoriate him through
the medium of our paper. Just let him
pursue his own inclinations for little time,
"Ohediah," and you will have an opportuni-
ty to write his epitaph. He is SO much in
fated that he cannot long stand the press
ure, bat will be forced to give way, in a
freak part.
Suppose, friend "Obediah," you should
try Jour hand at something clse-we shall
be pleased to hear from you.
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-05-04

A YANKEE TRIcK.-The N. O. papers
of the 26th say that the schr. Gen. Jackson
had arrived at Mobile, under circumstances
which might require the attention Of the
consul. The Gen. Jackson is one Of the
vessels taken up by the Federalists at Tam
pico, to convey troops and munitions Of war
10 Vera Cruz. The Gen jackson had can
non, powder and muskets, with a quantity OF
money, put on board by Gen. Mexia -
Instead Of landing them at Vera Cruz, the
captain turned about and steered for Mobile
This act may, it is feared, greatly embarrass
the Federalists, if it does not entirely defeat
them, and sufficiently accounts for General
Mexia's neutrality-suspicious. Cour