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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-16

! GROVE WHARF AND HOTEL ON JAMES RIVER.
inform the public iha ~ TIE
solicitation ni numerous pcr.on- II" ma Jh t
trogp and Uhcq 4, t GcOr,. a." III" norm st
jaime, River eight miles below James ""n, vince fire
steamboats, regularly stop, land and a.c OF passengers al
fcIght
mi. Wharf most admirably located for The convenience m
persons travelling the lower country beng nj! eve!
miles Williamsburg eight from York Town, Ten rom Wa
Courthouse, and twenty from Gloucester Cuiiouss'
4 first horse CJaea wh gentle horses, ana s'th
and f driver regularly attends the steamboats,, cohN n
Williamsburg, over pcritct N ana
one Of Virginia, with The greatest s'l a con
fort i'm tie space Of rigfrr nnu'fs '"mi"thnr CONVEY
aurcs are also provided convey passengers !" ORR owl" "a
mad. with the tavern heEcs ~ 10;
Town and residing there convey ~"i.fS at a" ~
from place the Grove, ~ time for tho boats!
Traveller. t proprietor mas also ''a
induced Ia establish PUBLIC HOTEL III ia" spacious ana AZ
;uvr Mansion. IL N" Wharf, where viii hI"1' |
found comfortable and wr!i furnished Chambers good able
s,ppcd with q" tnr >,E."n~, especially To hN!
York i,!l aud aud Eas st"d MN tie 1l
| !.iiir and Wines
TIL. rs certainly cheapest enrnt and expeditions
route Mathews Gloucester aud other
Baltimore, Norfolk. Petersburg, Rrlirn and
rnunt.-orscs and Carriages ~ pat ~
hoard the from this wharf without the least r,S o IN
ry-and coming in their private c"nveyanreS, can
desirable leave the Hotel until their rcturn whc THIS
will receive every and attention.
The Coach will Raleigh Tavern ami City Hotel Vi
ansurg twhere register Their names on e
steamboat boat and Will return Immediately
the boat leaves wharf delay w de- experienced
The proprietor determined spare mains expense TO
make Hharf and IOtsi public conreitn aud tr!i 10
'''"'' THOMAS WyNNr.
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James City County. Nov. IS, 1899.
William and Mary College,

William and Mary College, 3lst Dec, ls.s
We take pleasure in bringing 10 the notice Of the public .:
deserving favorable opinion Tho Academy
Hampton in Elizabeth Cy County, under the snPcrntendGnIe
Mr. &. J. ID. Pryor, graduate OF tins Institution.
From the intimate personal acquaintance of Iast Of MS. VIII
high character and aiiaiunents0 i Mr. Pryor and the
pouny afforded IL all Judge o of hts pupils who
attended This college. have hesitation 10 u a.
opinion that the Academy which lie presdrs, Is lnofot
TO no Seminary Virginia pamlury school ioI all the de-
pam.nts Collegiate instruction and that Is no lees CnarkS
iriuTtn than for the proficiency OF the pupil
r. Il. DEW,
President and Prof Nor. and Pnit'l Philosophy
RO SAUNDERS,
Prof Mathematics.
B. TUCKER,
Prof. Law and Government
DABSEY BROWNE,
Prof. Humanity
JOHN WELLINGTON,
Prof Chemistry and Nat Philosophy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-16

Defendants.
The defendant Richard R-un. a, entered s APPEAR
ancc gwen security according hc Act v Assembly ana me
court and appearing b. satisfactorily evidence th
iuaban q" this country, y ordered tltl me sa
holden the trlh oil
Superior Of Law auh thancerN Tor sa
County Cumberland, the r-t Nnad! IN March neat ana an
Sc plaintiff, and that cory al this order b" forth
with inserted IN some newspaper published in the city oil Rich
mond successfully and posted the front door OF
rim, Courthouse OF this county for days
s (npy-rcstr J.. Il. WOODSUN,
d. {. {. s. {. H. 6 {. C. {.
,J-WsW
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-16

IrDc ATIUS-i have established IN ny Farm IN lir Cc,
II Of James City about 10 miles from Williamsburg aud al
one mr q the stage road Male and Fcrna
Seminary, which beg leave invite the attention Of liz
The scloo nrishbohood which proyc,h,
for its heathess Inhabitants remarkable their ro,
rect moral habits.
Ing on tc January and terminating the 5th Of Dr
ber-allowns the month OF August, and hal. Of July m .
cation.
The Institution will entirely under The direction OF Mr. C
D. Pryor. teachers n he associate him
The subjects be taught are Spelling, Reading, Wiling
Arithmetic Geography, History, English Grammar, Composition
Rhetoric, Logic Intellectual and Moral Philosophy, Political
Economy, Chemistry, Natural Philosophy, Astronomy, Algebra
on, ri=onnctry, Mcnsuotlon, Surveying and The trccS
and Latin Languages.
The aclrr MI requisite for iusi!lclns
pupils IN the practical parts Of mathematics ana '"mcaI
Philosophical Apparatus sufficiently extensive for illustrating soo.
important Prncip 4 tl"s. sciences II ID
wish IL, he viii also furnish S rrp upon me most f"aona.
terms. Il! the books aud stationary which thcy ,ql
The ypcrrSes whole >ia including Board Tuition An,
Medical attendance Will be Cn! $50 payable semi annually IN
advance Ii pupil The school at the commencement Of
session. he be rharseabe wh the expenses OF The whole w
o whether he attend not; after the session shall hav,
commenced, only from The time c entering !" the end Of the
have made arrangements 10 accommodate, in manner
which think viii give entire satisfaction 10 the public about NJ
boarics and viii enlarge the establishment
The female pupils VIII i've ~ c same house WIZ
family and VII every attention which thp ar nay
require. The male pupils VII reside separate t h The
teacher viii hr al times under hl> ami dgrr"
To uuacguained with the quafcapHs"! NJ
r!ur. s;@t" u Youth. u Hay - proper to ~ '" :
.r.uat, Of y iia nlI WARY COLLEGE ha. engaged
the yo;inr "I Inc r,at
rar of which time h ha> been tn prircirr uh' q lie
Hampton Academy, and tina, under III, aaI~H"t '.' N
tuition four>lrd iuSuaH;ly than 'F d before 2at
as acquired reputation, Abroad which r'' biY
Mr. Pryor . ncv voluntarily resigned the uaicn htr be held
in the Hampton Academy charge t seminary ltarns
the Academy high stale OF prosre"y ana MS patrons aEt
friend. in rfcf NJ his departure from among Them Ia,
th", advisable. 10 introduce u,n TBS the testimonials
qualifications given Mr.. Pryor h the faculty oi hiram ana MARY
and len or which has been kindly rendered to him by his psta,
Hampton The nj his pnf are Too NUMEROUS "i pub
licaun and have therefore been oiitc' ,,,. -.
Io,,.. Oh. f,n,,,, w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-16

IL IIlSCERY-yIRGINTA-n Nottoway County Court, 2nd
January, $50: :
Henry g. Farmer trustee for Benjamin Farmer and wife and
children, ihuh'i'
against
B,rch A. CabanisS Thomas T. Bradshaw and parSha o. Lips
Defendants.
This the plaintiff by ms COUNSEL ami hird M hl
oonst TN. DEFENDANTS ard ndantS, casanS aud ETad
having entered their apaaC" and gwen security &c
cu.ng Of Assembly and the rules "i I'M, court anu II
y satisfactory evidence that inhabitants
h country il ordered tia; said defendants do appear here
on the Of The March Of the court anu answer
Tie i al tho plant copy Of this order 10" Jrthw h
inserted newspaper published IN the city OF Richmond Tor
successfully and posted The front door III the Cont
house And further ordered, that The defendant
cnnbe restrained inhibited ing- conveying
defendant Cuaniss, until the further order ot this
court. ,u - = =
Copy-Tostr, f. ElIN MD, l. l.
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IN CHAECERY-rRGNIA.-A rules holden in the Clerk ;
Circuit Superior Court Of Law and CHANGER! tr
The County Of Cumberland Monday the ID day of December,
/ 1899:
Samuel Wallace. flaiNtiii
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-16

take and transport such offender TO the line of his
State" That this statute intends by the Executive
Department of Maine, inquiry into the guilt of the fl-
gvc, and determination of the expedcncy Of order
ing his surrender whether he be innocent or guilty al
though demanded coniormably 10 law its terms, well
as its history may well render probable. If this be It's
Just interpretation, well may The Governor oil Maine,
call the right 10 demand fugitive from Justice qrcs-
ton.
But If this construction be Incorrect and the right
to make the demand unimpared by the statute it will
be perceived, that the warrant of must be
cuted by the agent of the State whose Chief Mags-
trate makes the demand, and that the Governor of
Maine, may authorize the arrest either forthwith or
at such times may be designated in the warrant.
The difficulties which such agent would at any time
experience in making arrest, in Foreign Jurisdic-
ton, especially with warrant designating remote
day for it's execution added to the chances Of escape
which it holds out would, in most cases. make it ut
terly npracticable However incompatible with the
Supreme Law, your Committee may deem this Statute
of Maine illustrated ii is by the conduct of her Exc
cutlvc Department. they constrained to regard
indicating the settled determination of that State, that
no citizen Of hers shall in Southern tr
bunal Tor offence against the ri it to certain pro-
Perty, to which her POLICY AND PEOPLE are most cor
daily hostile
The facilities which the Federal Constitution affords
to citizens OF the United States who are nnical to sla
very, of abduciing and nveigng slaves from their
owners, and the temptation TO embrace those facilities
which is suggested by such mpuuty as the authori.
ties of Maine have provided for her citizens presents
conuncture, which the least tnid and the most pru-
dent amongst US, may well deem full of peril to the
rights of the South When the safeguards of the Fe
deral Constitution shall become Intellectual and illuso
ry, then indeed the period has arrived, when the
States of the South must take that their citizens
sustain no detyment. Let us tell our brethren of the
North mildly, but resolutely that if they did introduce
slaves amongst against remonstrance they shall
not remove them against our consent and that whilst
we tolerate no impairment OF cur title to property
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1840-11-12
TNHESE RE nre no lonrer nmnnot fhn

HNHESE Pills are no longer among those
Il Of doubtful utility. They have passed
away from the hundreds that are daily launched
upon "the tide Of experiment" and now stand
before the public higher an reputation and
more extensively employed in al parts Of the
United States the Canadas, Texas, Mexico
and the West Indies than any medicine that
has ever been prepared for the reliefof suffer
ing man. They have beon introduced wher-
ever Il was found possible to carry them and
there are but few towns that do not contain
some remarkable evidences Of their rood cr-
tects. The certificates that have been pre-
scented 10 the proprietor exceed twenty thou
sand upwards of five hundred Of which aye
rom regular practising physicians-Who are the
Juost competent judges of merits.
Often have the cures performed by this me-
dicine been the subject Of editorial comment in
various newspapers and journals and it may
with truth be asserted, that no medicine OF the
kind has ever received testimonials of greater
value than are attached tothis.
They are IN general use as a family medicine:
and there are thousands Of families who declare
they are never satisfied unless they have a
supply always onhand.
They have no rival in curing and preventing
Bilious Fevers, Fever and Ague, DYSPEPSIA,
Liver complaints, Sick Headache, Jaundice,
Asthma, DFopsy, Rheumatism, Enlargement Of
he Spleen, Piles, Collie, Female Distinctions,
Heartburn Furred Ton rue, Nausea, Distention
# the Stomach and Bowels, Incipent Diar-
-hga, Flatuence, Habiual Costiveness, Loss
II Appetite, Blotchel or Sallow Complexion,
md in all cases ftorper of the Bowels, where
! cathartic or apperient is needed. They are
4 exceedingly mild in their operation producing
neither nausea, gripidg, nor debility.
Forty Pills IN box. Price 80 cents. Sold
Wholesale and Retail by
GREENE HILL.
Nav 10Th IAN
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1840-11-12
TRUST SATp

rFN.
a I herequest of Cyrus 8 Al.
portation nA1 y sne Columbus Tombipbyp 'r. I B.
we ' p,;I - company, of Columbus, ifsns-
W;1l;aa, y virtue OF trust deed, ers ,o,lspp,
and l', Sta, . Es.es' OF the county Of by
anu nn- ''ae OF Mississippi, on the tent, ISo,ndes,
~ 70 =. y io3o,to US as trustees - Jay Of
~ Paylieh OF certainsstock nat - secure
'esSii9eu, Which said deed has been ~ l,lereln
S W' olier for sale to the highest h Jay re-
I'0enty third day of Nov. 1s4o
between D the hours of 10 O'Clock A M
r. NJ at the Court House in tbe - TN NJ and 4
iumbus, county Of Lowndes. and s sc"n d Co
ssslPpI, forready money in specie 90 u Mis-
~ specie paying banks on demand the , nI'es
OF the following tracts or parcels If ,ana %loie
ana beng IN the county of Choctav LII tI!ylhg
OIL MISSISSIPPI, with the improvements .S 'osate
namely: y '"iene thereon,
The west halfof the south wps, =.
OF section, number Ten, in To,rnsSf; ,''
number twenty, north, of rapre mp
Der twelve east, The east half Of ,ho
south east quarter, Of section pnmbo.
nine, IN township number twenty n
OF Range number twelve, east. III +,
east half Of the South East oparte, e
section number thirty four, in tovOl
ship number twenty, of range. uumba.
nine east, The west half south ,ra.,
quarter and west half north west
OF section number two, in towD.b;
number nineteen, north, of range npra
Der nine east; The west half If ill.,
south east quarter, and west half of,bo
south east quarter of section nu,pbpr
four, in township nineteen, north. If
range, number nine, east, containinr
in all five hundred and fifty one. ana
15-100 acres.
Or SO much thereof as may be gpfic;.r,
to satisfy and fully pay off the amount due ON
the third instalment of twenty per cent ON
the capita stock declaredto fall due and nav,
bic, by the Board of Directors Of said Com.
pany, on the first day of May last, tegetber
with all arrears on former installlnents and al
cost and expense attending said sale.
OVID p. BROWN, In
VIM p, FULLER AiuS'eee'.
Dated, October q, 1910.
IPrs fee SIT 50l 4w
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1840-11-12

a Weekly Newspaper of me largest size
published IN Nev York,
EDITED BY J. B. MOORE AND R. JARVIS.
lFANHlS paper, which always enjoys a
n very large circulation, commends
itself TO general patronage, by the extent
Of its ample pages, its tasteful arrange
ment, and beauty of its mechanical exc
cution, as well as by The spirit, variety and
ability Of its contents. The novelty Of the
arrangement of its columns, under the
emblems of the several States, most beau
tifully executed, has attracted almost uni
yersal attention, and drawn forth the
warmest concentrations from the press,
and the reading public. The plan also,
Of combining sound political discussions
with literary and miscellaneous reading is
also generally approved; as no one, in
times like the present, can be supposed to
be ind fieront TO public affairs. A brief
outline Of the plan adopted is here given:
POLITICS.
The "EMPIRE STATE" like the noble
Commonwealth from which il takes its
earnest support to sound DEMocRAT1c
Wing PRNcPLEs as the only secure ba-
Sis Of National Freedom and Prosperity.
Il will give warm support TO the Patriot
Farmer and Statesman, Gen. Harrison,
for The Presidency. The aid of expert
enced and veteran writer's has been secu.
red-the most ample correspondence es-
tabIished-and every arrangement made,
whereby a Journal worthy of the spirit and
taste Of the age, and combining the advan.
tages both OF the best political and neutral
papers, can be procured IN addition to full
and vigorous editorial discussions and cor
respondence, the best Speeches of our
most distinguished public men, on the
great questions Of the day, will, from time
20 time be given.
iITEsATURE.-In each number Of the pa
per will be presented an amount and vari-
ETY. Of Original Tales. Popular Essays, Pc.
oiry, Biography, Historical Novelties,
Anecdotes. and General Miscellany, equal
10 chat of any other paper. The best ar.
,ic'es contained in the English periodical
and extracts from new works, of merit,
which appear from week to week, will
also be presented.
News. 10 tins department, the "Empire
State" without rival. No paper publish
ed ~ the country devotes 50 large space
10 the concerns of the states, or presents
NJ earlier date, more accurate, full aud IN
iercs'ilg details of News, foreign and do
meslic. sCoNGREssIoNAL DEBATES will
form distinct feature in this paper.
The design Of the publishers is to pre-.
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to sound principles, and at the same time
to furnish such variety of literary, mis-
cellaneous and amusing matter; as shall
render the Empire State" not only a use
fol and welcome visitant in every family
of the country, but 10 give subscriber to
the paper, the double advantage of posses.
sing in one, all the attractions furnished
both by political and by neutral paper.
or Specimen numbers will be sent wher-
ever desired. Letters must be post paid.
in order to receive attention.
TERMS
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lars for two copies--in all cases in ad.
vance j. GREGG WILSON, &Co.
No. l62, Nassau street, New York.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1840-11-12
TRUST SAFE

RY virtue Of Deed of Trust executed by
- Daniel F. Alexander, to Robert D. IA.
den and Ovid P. Brown, as Trustees. to
secure the payment of a certain promis.
sorry Note, IN said Deed mentioned. the
subscriber as one of said Trustees, viii
sell at public Auction, at the Court House
door, in the town of Columbus,
On The 18th day Of Nouember, 1910.
The South west quarter fsecnon seven.
IN township eighteen, north, Of range nine.
teen east, lying and being in the County q
Lowndes and State of Mississippi.
Sale during the usual hours, to paw the
req1islt!yn of sixty per cent. on sad note.
required by the Stockholders of the Real
Estate Banking Company of Columbus
Mississippi, and all costs attending said
sale.
OVID P. BROWN.
Dated. Oct. %, 1910.
8 81. prf. de.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1840-11-12

a [ the request ofC. S. Akin, and
u E. B. Drake, of the Columbus &
Tombigby Transportation Company of
Columbus, Mississippi, we win, by virtue
of two several trust deeds, executed BY
David Connor, of Taladega County. State
of Alabama. on the 18th day of August,
A. d., 1888, TO US as trustees, 70 secure
the payment of two stock notes therein
separately described in each, AMI set forth
respectively, which said deeds have been
duly authenticated and recorded, offer for
sale to the highest bidder, on
Monday, the 23d day ofNovember,
next. between the hours of 10 O'Clock, A
NJ, and 4 P. NJ, at the Court House
door, in the town of Columbus, County of
Lowndes, and State of Mississippi, for
ready money in specie, or the notes of
specie paying banks on demand, the whole
OF the following tracts or parcels of land
lying and. being in the counties of ST Clair
and Benton, State of Alabama, with the
improvements thereon, namely: In the
county of St. Clair, the north east fraction
of section number twenty one, township
number fifteen, range number five, east;
the south west fraction of section number
twenty one, township nuslber fifteen,
range number five, east; the north west
fraction of section number twenty one,
township, number fifteen, range number
FIVE, east,-containing two hundred and
50 acres: in the county of Benton, the
fractional section number twenty one,
township number fifteen, range number
five, east; containing one hundred and
sixteen acres;-or so much thereof, as
may be sufficient to satisfy and fully pay
off and discharge the amount due on the
third instalment of twenty per cent on the
capital stock, declared to fall due, and
payable by the Board of DirectorSof said
Company, on the first day of May, 1910,
together with all arrears on former install
ments and all cost and expense attending
such sale.
Dated Oct. 81 1910.
OVID P. BROWN,
VIM. P. FULLER,
Trustees.
nos At. prf. 81 so
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1840-11-12
NEW PATENT TRUSSES.

NEW PATENT TRUSSES.
I'D EV. II. REID'S New Independent
10 Trusses, without strop or buckle
for the relief and cure of Hernia or Rupt-
ure Of every kind, superior TO any in the
world.
In presenting these useful Instruments
TO the public, we will only say, that they
differ entirely from all other TrGsses, and
that it is acknowledged by everyPhysician
and Surgeon who has examined them to be
in every respect, especially in simplicity
convenience and comfort, infinitely superi.
or to, and better adapted to the relief and
cure of this distressing disease than any
thing of the kind ever before known to the
profession.
In most cases, which have not been OF
long standing, an entire and permanent
cure may be confidently expected. They
are equally well adapted o.cases Of Fe.
males and Children of every age.
Certificates ofpersons of all ayes can be
shown if necessary-we will only insert
the following:-
hereby certify that have been a sub.
feet of Hernia since 1914; during which
time have examined every kind of Truss
that ever was invented; and have worn
number of kinds that have been recon-
mended by eminent Physicians, as the bes
in their opinion. But can with conf
dence recommend to all afflicted with Her.
MIA, the use of the newly invented Truss
by Rev. III. Reid. The Truss needs nc
other recommendation than for the afliict
ed 10 see and test its superior qualities by
actual experiment.
Feeling sympathy for the subjects o
this distressing disease, | have given the
above notice solely for their benefit.
JOHN HILTON
Cincinnati, July 18th, 1910.
N. B. The above named Trusses car
be had of the Agent, DR.. VIM. Spillman
Columbus Miss. of Dr. Anderson. Dia
mond square, Pittsburgh; and ofthe Agen
Cincinnati, near the S. w. corner of 81
Sycamore streets. Aug. Is, 1910
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1840-11-12
TRUST SALE

FpY virtue Of certain deed in trust execi-
aD ted to me on the 10Th day of June, A. d.
1910, and duly recorded, to secure the pay
ment of certain note therein mentioned to
Samuel +. Butterworth, viii sell to the high
est bidder, at the Court House in the County
of Luwndes, on
the 18th day Of January, nev,
for cash, all and singular, the following desert
bed lands, situate and being in the County of
Lowndes Aforesaid and designated as follows
VIZ The north half and the south east quarter
and the east half of the south west quarter OF
section number twenty three, and the south
west quarter of the south east quarter of sec
ton number fourteen, Also, the north east Or,
and The east half of the north west quarter,
and the east half of the south west quarter OF
section number twenty SIX, ali in township no.
seventeen south, of range number eighteen,
west, containing 920 acres more or less Of
land, Together with all and singular, the
SUPPLEMENTS and crops now growing thereon,
and all the appurtenances thereunto belonging.
Sale to take place within legal hours.
p. b. STARKE.
Trustee.
Jr.y IA, 184O.-prfS4O.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1840-11-12
DISSOLUTION.

VENHE Copartnership heretofore existing
II between the undersigned, in the prac.
tee of Law, was dissolved by consent of both
on the 10th ultimo. The unfinished business Of
said firm will receive the attention of E. L.
Acee.
Those who owe US viii please call and pay,
as it is necessary that the affairs Of the firm
be settled. If the firm owes anything it viii
be paid upon being presented to either Of US.
ERASMUS L. ACEE.
PRYOR nj. GRANT.