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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-04-14

Mr.. WEBSTER IN THE SICK cHAMBEk'-i
Washington papers of Saturday mention the
death, at Browns Hotel. ola young man from
Massachusetts, Nathaniel Ray Thomas aged
q J who was taken sick four Or five weeks ago
in that city, while on his way to the west
This young gentleman belonged to fanny
residing near Mr. Webster 5 farm, in hlhrshhe!''
and that gentlenan's absence from The Senate
for some time past, is attributed 10 the devotion
which he felt it his duty to pay TO 'Is SIX ana
diving friend, at so great distance from his 'h'n'
ily. The Mndisonnn says
awe may he permitted to adj" that the scenes
of ,his death bed were of very affecting char
acter, and we feel ,!.nt in alluning to them we
shall he doing scarcely justice 10 mat great goo"
ness of heart which is only eqnalleL ny lne UNI,
versay acknowledged greatness OF the ihte',e''
of Mr.. Webster. Our experience renders "1up'
" poignant those sympathetic emotions "h'cl'
we can neither resist feeling nor eXpresslns' IL
view of the s,,fferings OF this yoat' ana me a.
feeling tenderness and devotion OF his "'s'''''
guisIieu friend. ..:..
Days and nights, almost without lnterrupu ,',,
we are informed by friend who was frequently
| present, MIR Webster hung over has uneaty p.''
| low, and with the affuclonate Kindness OF Ia
Their, soothed his pungs, and quieted the ne4ita
! excitement with which he was afflicted ne
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-04-14

a mario at CharIcstown, S. c., vas lately sen
,o,oed "a receive 200 lashes--a certain n"rh"r to
hc yiyen him from time to time, Ill the whole were
me,ed out Such punishmen's are shocking to
humanity, and carry the mind back TO savage bar
barity.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-04-14

Congress having heretofore, in the case of ma.
live officers Of equal rank to Kosc1usKo, declin.
ed adopting similar measures, when proposed,
But The speech is on recold, and no one can de.
prve lis author Of the merit of production, of
which any living orator might well be proud.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-04-14

Somerset in Springfield (Aiass.)-The wings
have carried all their,town officers ny an ave.
ruge majority of about ITO i" 1915 votes, ;n mus
fall when governor Merton was rnn''n's '''J''
Mns nbout I0S.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-04-21
MADISON.
TO THE EDITOR OF TIE ENQUIREE

TO THE EDITOR OF THE E-NQUIRER
It appears from paragraph in the R. Wing of March
3lst, which accidentally met with few days ago,
that miserable wight, who is dying with the fill
thy disease Of ''cacoclhes scrbendi, determined 10
niict on the community the nauseous task OF reading
the dirty squibs he has chosen to publish in relation
10 myself and others-wslng TO pass them before the
world as criticisms.
His printer must have made mistake in giving US
his signature, that of One of the old People chill
dren, instead OF "One of the old Peoples rise chill
dren.' He the Prnter had better look good again to
the manuscript and correct the and have inserted
after the word People the important adjective '"sc
This old child must have had the good fortune TO
have been made the sole heir of all of Soomons WIS
dom. In charging me with disposition of monopo-
izng all of the good things of this life, he has very
arully and ngenousy shown that he has been blessed
with much more than medocrity of w'sdon'-yes, a
full monopoly-from the great discovery he has mcde
in my address-that OF my apparent ignorance OF The
scheme which recommendation did not know that
the revenue of the State deposited in the Banks
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-04-21

This "Ching Foo writer deserves leather medal and
lin boz, for the beautiful specimen of BiHtnesga'e
vocabulary with which he has despatched the columns
Of the Wing
say again, that the only objection which have t"
the Independent Treasury the chance, The PoSsbHt
ty and not the certainty, OF its being robbed by the
keeper of the money-and obvate that contingency
would propose increase of officers, say receiver
keeper and disburser ofthe public money, as checks
on each other and to have aid from the Banks as
places of depose, in any other respect whatsoever
must say TO this 'One Of the old Peoples children
that he terms too kind, courteous and aectlonate
when he speaks of me, such as, ''my good friend, &c
&C. that view him with suspicious eye, rather as
wolf in sleeps clothing, and must quote TO HIM the
good old Spanish maxim of "save me from my friends
and wi! take of my enemies.
j. NJ WILLS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-04-21
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IL ~ snrr and Tor years publications, anless specially
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lyH'f Resolutions Of The Editorial CoHrGHtioa IF "a
Resolutions are some OF the results of the collective wis
Ins experience the Editorial Corps OF Virginia
IT,, assembled NJ Richmond on the l'tn JahaaS, iooe.
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i, the other. Notwithstanding the Resolutions OF the
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s''N an The Book who in arrears 10 this Office
our The uain' OF every subscriber, wli
, rlarn~nt. viii positively he stricken on from our 10"
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grs Tina, ne recommended to The Editors Of Hswspa
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Il
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ir 'A u the Postmaster IN the neighh"riiood,
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- o.yrn mlssitious and QuHZcS, has proved hereto
ven nsl therefore, insist IN such case upon
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''' ..,, ~ hlss 81 The ltt'c-.j
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-04-21

\ in" , ~ HniE MNrAP0NI ESTATE FOR SALE-tntend.
N, Ia Missouri the subscriber offers for sale tl'
N,, called Srtag Grore, lying in Caroline County, on
'tr containing upwards Of nu thousand three run
'nt hundred Of which cleared and arabic land,
S,,h - :" IN two good and productive meadows valuable
n. about hundred acres lies extremity
on ~ large dyke has been made around considerable
tered u WIN little attention the greater part can be
xh NJ secure, the high lands covered with heavy
at.d 'lnber The soil Of Spring Grove IS admirably
q culture Of Indian Corn When, and Tobacco and
WIN easy access, afforded by the Richmond
so'g and Potomac Railroad which passes through
ven e.sae about half mile from the dwelling house.
The Spring Grove dwelling house contains -four
bag, nts' aoor, three second poco, spacious
te eeiats All the necessary houses, negro quar-
5s.n 60 carriage house, barn. with wheat machine, all In
O ,s ahd The enclosures very substantial There
.ny another large and commodios dwelling house,
s!NQs 4sh's repaired with all the necessary out-hoiscs
@ essv r. point which would render the division OF the
as IT, nose who may wish purchase invited to visit
i"' 'eihs Of sale shall BE- made liberal.
sun WM. BANKREAD.
= lO3--2m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-04-21
By Me 6cr,rnor q The STATE Of prSi"ia.


WHEREAS has been represented the Executive that
WILLIAM b. DaBNEY, late first teller Of the Bank Of
VIRGINIA. has feoiouy embrzzleda considerable Of the
from justice:
aforesaid have thought issue tins pnclamaion hereby offer
ing reward of Two Hundred Dollars any person
10 me JAIL u" The City Of Richmond And do moreover require
All officers Of the STATE civil and military and the people
the said fugitive that he may he dealt 18th according INV
Given under hand Governor and under the lesser seal OF
1910. THOMAS W. GILMER.
The said Dabney about forty years OF age and about
high Of light complexion hair and erect in person and
caase mild and gentle in his aud Of good address
s500 REWARD
1--WE THOUSAND DOLLARS win be paid for tho apprc-
L henson aud delivery in Richmond Of William Beverley
Bank an Fny The a s and I nroresdd ON
The Richmond and Fredericksburg Railroad whence he has
aby gone to the West lie Ia. emhezzled made away with
JOHN BRoCKENBRoUGH, President.
April 10 l2-wiw
- Tile farm and beautiful residence 'Spns Gardrn situated IN
III" county of Hanover Panunky River miles above New
CASTLE and is 9" - from The ely Of Richmond II contains be-
considerable portion fine meadow and the entire tract susceptible
Of the highest degree of improvement abonnds with Shell
Mari aud reen Sand superior quality be seen BY refer
of the Geological Reports of Professor Rogers Ions
credit say eight nine years will be given the pureas,
money! payment when due ha, Of annual legal inter
being duly secured The fertility and beauty "f this farm,
contgu the best markc,n the STATE aud facility "f navea
ton fail tina of person DESTROYS
property. Ny friend and tenant Mr. Lancy Jones, rcin
tn farm, viii take pleasure III showing II 10 hush who
wish To view H. refer them Il, nv friend Col r. Street
dnr nrebWlood, aud who ha- long known IT, Ii hi
property IL not sold by the first of September VIII be leased u
Of In either possession will he given the Is
day OF January next and the privilege OF sowing small grain TIN
Letters enquiry addressed to the subscriber Washington
during the session Of congress- aud afterwards near Richmond
will prompt attention. W. II. ROANE
ApH l3-lawf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-04-21

~. l>LE NAILS AND IRoN.-The Agents are now re-
SI'W. from the Bell Isle Works,
p' Of all sizes, from DIS 10 40 dy
-. .> ana Finishing Nails, from 8 dy TO IL dy
,s1.a,rn Nail of all descriptions,
. aIs- Gy NH Nails for Flour barrels
:. Se' from 10 to inches long.
s non Used Tor Nails tins time is much superior IN
~" used Tor several years past and the character oil the
e nias' AMI much improved. They are also receiving
D., uun from | IA Ia 5 inches wide
% me Slab and Band Iron. All Of which can be made
Tguri al short notice
:nt gents think they recommend their Iron with conf
Nav, reference 10 its quality il is well hammered under
ne. ~ Hammer before passes through the rollers when
much OF the character Of hammered Iron, with the
IL, .,' and regularity Of rolled.
H. ~ are particularly invited TO call and examine both the
A. walls JOHN X. TRiPLETT & son.
- Il0-2aw2m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-04-21

THE subscriber respectfully informs city and country ha.
that manufacturing for the ensuing sP a w h
mbc They will conss, of various Qualities colours aha
shapes in From arrangements nc nus sS ~, rar,
10 his the Styles directly on their being started
that city. - .,,.,on,.,s ,b,t b;s
HAS are of his own manufacture made in Richmond by "oke
G tried skill and experience and of the very best maefhiS M
ported 10 this country. 49, -, . "a a. ,oy ~ =,
Ills prices wholesale and RETAIL will be found 70 DC as low p a.
any manifacury Nortl-as the expense VI 1911 w
no greater here than there with the exception OF s VI
The raw material from New York TO Richmonu "he" " "
fraction. -...s.e nu,cbased
He also keeps on hand supply of Haers matea
" 'he hipoeis, "n ~ ,, " ~ ne ~ John DOOLEY.
s!ore opPosite TUG oo "aihe'- 7a-3m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-04-21

SADDLERY.-fard Solder Stups and Bats, alloyer tut
y side Plated StupS and Bits English Worstcd Web Strain
Web Saddes Screes Fine Steel and Plated Spurs Harness
Mounting descriptions English Heads and Rens and
rtingals-Wih complete assortment Of Saddcr's materials
for sale on liberal terms by WM s. HANSEII& son,
Importers and Wholesale dealers, D .Edrktt-s.,
AMI, fll;-om} hic.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-04-21

IAouELlN TAYLOR 4 co. have received their entire
supply OF Foreign and Domestic SPRING DRY GOODS
sing avery handsome assortment Of staple and fancy articles
which are offered for sale ow and their usual terms pune
tua customers.
Anil 10
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-04-21
GROCERIES AT uNrsUALLy Low PRICES.

GROCERIES AT UNUSUALLY LOW PRICES.
WE selling goods cheaper than have ever hcen able 10
w offer before having laid in the al low rates
We offer the following:
30 hhds y. Orleans from 2tn R cents pound by
the barrel, cash
~ do. Porto Rico, nj very low prices
5 do. prime ST. CroiI Sugar
100 bags G. flee from 10 - CENTS up
" Orleans Moasses first family article, %
per gallon by the barrel, cash
10 hhds. prime West India do.
60 bbis No Gross ilcrImgS, nj 81 50-prrcciy sound
10 packages Loaf Sugar. a Low: as II u cenI-
hhS beautiful Clarified Sugar, perfectly white, suitable
for preserving sc.
20 packages splendid Teas
So boxes very fresh bahch RaisiGs
Cheese Of various grades
Alls,ice, Black Pepper, Ginger Mace and Cloves
10 900 lbs. Cotton Yam al reduced prices
Nails of every description
Iron OF all sizes
salt, of largest aud hest sackng
Raw Cotton and Wool. Cotton and Wool Cards
Lamp Oil, sperm and Taow Candies
Powder aud Shot, Iurpcnfiue Soap
And variety of other goods suitable for farmers and
others.
We determined 10 sell and thing line, At
lowest for eaheevng that all trade must nti-
maely TO that WYATT 4 WHITE
March 10 l0l-u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-04-21
rolua5ie Property, corner Of E and l4h Streets, at

rouaBls Property, corner Of and l4h Streets, at
.iHctl0R.
> H. rrs,y the 9Th day Of May next, al O'Clock IN inc
* virtue 81 Authority vested in u by the last WI
- n Tri,Lylr, dec shall sell n Public Auction, 10
III On tn. premises, the Brick Tenement nj the
,i l|l .l.,ris together with the Lumber Houses
,no attached. present IN the occupancy oil M John "
m. Ilou,. on fronts 30 feet inches ana cS-
,h ,. covered she'd % feet back TO The Isl Lunbef
~ Timber Houses fronts s. feet inches on lith street.
Tobacco Alley and Ii feet Cats Alley From the
% ,reor, Of this property may he very justly considered
IN m, hra pr the CITY, and the centre of business, ana
r, immediate vicinity the Exchange Hotel ana o'her
sr,. that are progress IN that part oil the cH VII
i;.,> nr men business fine chance Tor prohaoe
n.gt II contemplated divide u into TWO lots ie
4 street aud the tt extending on 18th street 70 eet III
AMI In. Lumber Houses IN lin. other. Mr. Gorduns lease
H. ,,.ri, 81 expire the Isl day of October next me
m receive possession of the property from The day OF
~ "a! b. .a'tcd ~ IN, acrruing rents.
~ > SAL VIII be third cash, one third IN six months
N, h,l,ncr IA it mou.hs for negotiable notes, WIN ap-
w ,arssTs an the title retained until In. whole OF the puf'
.+'E''''' D. TRUEuEART.
G. :. TRI EREART.
EI'rs ~ Bia Trurt,Ggt, dec,sSsd
- PAT % the property be al the office Of l. d.
37u the -al..
LANCASTER, DENNY & Co,
,,q fIiO-sIwl .fucts
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-04-21

GEO VIM BROWN, attorney Lar, C'airestoa, d ,r
" practise in the the LIST judicial ps a ~, ,h
unrme Courts Of the Republic nj Austin He will attend 70 .e
location of any part the Republic ana ~ sn
nes appertainns his profession. Letters "
Gnvesor postpaid to New Orleans promptly attended 10
Refer to-Messrs. Goode and Seldom, aaofhieS a. A'
MessrS paia"ih he' q w.. i'''' 99-wSw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-04-21
Euensire sale Of VaIua6ic Lands in Orange.

1a,aaarc Of decree pronounced 18th Feb 1870, by the
Sor Co i,r Henrlco and Richmond, IN sun IN ChanGe
wh james s,vI, administrator and others are pia'ntS
gtia 81 Thomas Macon dec and others are defendants
authority conferred upnn by the said decree as
S - III dty OF Nay next fair, If not the neAt iar gay, 70
r. the lands public auction the following tracts OF iaha
N al NJ buildings and improvements thereon IN the count!
Orange forHy belonging 10 the snid Thomas Macon uec
- - Inn conveyed William Hay, Jr., Edmund w Rooes ana
s Fhe, by deed OF trust dated 5h Junc el7 and duly
@ the County of Orange which tracts are described IN
s nj decd oi trust rs follows viz:
';aei continuing thausanh eight hundred and
~ ed the said Thomas Macon by Tacharah Burnley
Is his c barring Isl January, 1893, duly recorded
Cont Of Orange C"unty III" boundaries Of which are par
alt - firth IN the last mentioned deed -,
x Niy;hec adjoining thereto, pure by
~ Fpa Macon Iohn Scot" trustee OF Reuben Burnley
N containing all that which conveyed 10
~ Thomas Macon by John Bay or, and Frances his Wife, by
ea dated 18Th November ls duly recorded IN the district
M prrcsshurg boundaries uf which are particular
~ firth mentioned deed, with the exception Of three
'.d scss thereof, conveyed by said Thomas Macon 10 ms
N Of our hundred and fifty situated near the
aemnn~d:mct purchased Of Zacaah Gibbs, and bounded
I, aats II in Williams Joseph Williams, james Barbour
w. o9e .t lying Blue Run, containing 200 acres
ei Of James Madison, and bounded by the lands OF SAID
Mon, " HAN Smith and Reuben Newman.
Ne'e time, BY authority, proceed to
Tie tract Of s!l acres Aforesaid al public auction snch
>1sr> conveyed hy tn deed of trust Of the 9TH June e
va and MT air ady sold under the SAID deed or their IN
a,i~ra, >lal be produced tous.
.rl tv these lands srrre, ed before the sale, and
.""l INTO small tracts, which may be sold separately o.
. mt the wishes Of purchasers The decree gives u
'tf" dose.
49,. ~ completed the day when they are com
' i "l D. continued from day 10 day, or from time Z"
y. HHtd completed.
s'H'ihe ami br sold these terms: fourth Of
PUG nt's mn! !" BE- paid in cash, the rest in three equal ~,
an'> The credit Payments TO be secured by bond VIII
+ronl security, b. retaining title OF the land Ill
~ Na'n"nt i made.
| w 80 n. sold ip- cash, upon short credit.
- u" above mentioned tract conveyed 10 Thomas Macon
n ta' aud Frances his wife, will not be Sold the Com
haNh" been informed since the first publication oil ths
n ihou.h They dn know the fct,l that that tract
N' several years ago by Thomas Macon himself.
JAMES LYONS, rom,,;,s,rs
~ G. ". JOHNSON, ~
-'1N2 l07-tds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-04-21
ARRIVAL OF NEW GOODS.

ARRIVAL. OF NEW GOODS.
RlNFoRnS BACON, have received by arrivals,
- ut their supply OF Spring and Summer Dry Goods-and will
receive IN The early of the week. their entire stock
which they offer for sale their usual terms.
Ap3 lln-3,y
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-04-21
PENITENTIARY MANUFACTURES.

nnn Of Heavy Russet and Waxed Upper Leather
c,UUU Brosucs and Shoes suitable for Laborrr and Host
Servans-madr OF the best materials For SALE Pententar.
Store, lih
NfarcI DIN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-04-21
BELMONT FOR SALE.

THE having disposed Of this valuable Farm
i tanning about SIX HUNDRED AND NlNETI-oNE ACRES,
the Bowling Green and through which the r.
and Railroad passes will the odd day Of April W fair, not,
the Caroline EectIon) the premises, offer
bidder
description Of its advantages than was
given former advertisement Suffice IL to Is well tim
and the SOIL when examined will be found inferior TO none
the Mattaponyhere also strong indications Of an abun-
dance each end OF the farm Moreover well known
remarkably healthy and possessing every requisite to render
desirable residence Possession given AT the expiration OF the
year. privilege of seeding wheat and clearing Terms
half Il" the purchase money 6, and the balance IN months
with approved security with lien the land 70 secure
the paynept viii be required WM. n. TENNENT,
Ap3 fll0-Gt.l Boriius Green
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-04-21

EXECUTORS NoTICE.-Havns qualified executor upon
T. Of late Wirm P Thompson Of the city Of
Richmond Hastings Court Of said city, all having
claims against Of said deceden hereby requested
present the subscriber for settlement and those ndeht
ed 10 the estate will forward and the
nv administration OF said estate
practicable. JOHN GODDiN, Eyreutyr.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-04-21
d. TRUETlEART.
G.. :. TRI EREARI
sale Of Taiua6le Real Estate, Negroes, sc.

WILL offered for sale on premises the highest bidder
On Thursday 18th day Of May next that valuable stand
rhe ar Of Prince Edward, known As kmsS I9eern-o.hs
M, mile North al Prince Edward Courthouse. The situation
=. Pg, i,c is 80 well known, render any further de-
a unnecessary. There is about 10 acres OF land attached
,,. g1G.. HE terms which viii be liberal will be made
r'rn ~ The ct sale.
H. property will he offered privately until The day oil safe
i aih- same time place, will he offered for sale Or 10
s n Negroes part for cash. and the balance on mode
AZ credit. . -,
pae Of Household Furniture and valuable Stock VIII
IL aided . III. sale -
parsons having claims against the Estate Of George King
e requested present them duly authenticated; and per-
a indebted are requested forward Immediately and SET
lg- "
y giyen all and ever person or persons holding
which security, make their money OF else TINS
VIM :. KING, and
GEORGE KING,
E-'o-s George hiny deceased
llt-lot-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-04-21
LEWIS III l.,
Produce Commission Merchant,
mwSw

rIJs sn IN commissions hires out negroes rents out houses
collects claims in the civ and adjacent countless sells ant
buys stocks Office over james NJ. Ratelife 4 co.
Dec ~ eS-~a1"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-04-21

4 CARD-A report having been circulated that intended
bringing nv business to close speedily and consequently
rou mot Keen IN mn usual If goods deem 10
remove the impression by stating that my intention
~ INV present business with all vigilance and attention
Keen for sale my variety of Books, Stationary and Fancy
Goods carry my Bndey operations with the best workmen
the country, ana IN every wise 10
continuance that patronage the public have already extended
TO me- and for which return my sincere acknowledgements
49, 49, RICHARD u. SANXAi, agent.
Ap Ia II.Os.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-04-21

* TEAM ENGINEA Steam Engine Of nrty-fve horse powe
- and Of superior workmanship, for sale low by
DAVENPORT ALLEN.
An IA 1875
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-04-21

HARDWARE AND CUTLERY.
THAS. ELLIS & SONS have received arrivals from Liver
~ pool the North full supply of Hardware and Cutlery,
which they offer their customers and country merchants
rally on favorable terms.
An llJ-lit