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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-09-03
PuJijc Sale Of caiuab,c Stares, Stock, Crops. 10.

IHU''E o"t y CHHdU'H oIHtt', ol0t'., o7OPs' . =
an TUESDAY, 5h October, viii be sold, public
W owaids Neck, county Of Guuchand, all the Srh
about - head Of horses and mules 20 head ."
tie many Of them prime order Tor beef $50 head Of sheep an
head Of hogs all The plantation utensils, carts wagons &c.
escecn, carriage buggy ana articles of household fur
nilue Also quantity oats hay, fodder straw
and from 100 And, FRIDAY, 9Th ."
November the place. Will be sod At public auction No
wards thirty Negroes, Of them valuable, and the en-
tire crop of corn Of The present yelr.
Terms made known the days of sale -
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FALL. DRY GOODS.

THE under cned have IN store part Of their stock Of FALL
i And WINTER DRY GOODS, and are IN daily receipt ot
the renaindcr whole comprising unusually large and
mardinr assortment which they invite The attention of r
cha>cIS generally.
Rs instant their supplies VIII be fully complete
they shall b. pleased their country friends.
EiS.ORDS BACON I BASKERV Ill.
Richmond, Sept. 3D. lsi 3i-et
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~ OTiCE.-Iho,e who claims the Esit" III Ben
jlnn Mcrshon deceased, 81 The County II Curpr, are
requested present them, properly authenticated 10 tDr M
Tor IN speedy be made Tor firf ~
patch IL any claims should not he presented to the ttfu
asrrcaby law proper Tine the advantage o. he ~" VI"
f'> " ~ CARTER u. CROP,
Ereeater Of BENJAMIN MERSiioN, dee.a,ed
SIT
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procuring to my coan.y al ii.s blessings which sitiea.
nanke ad inanca! ability may be capable Of extract;
ing from these ideas, | shall go 10 my grave believing
That have moi lived in vain.
A STATE RIGHTS MAN
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S,TCTTERING AND LISPISG cERED.-Thc subscriber
- having located himself IN Rchmond respectfully oilers us
services 10 those wlo are affected above disease I'm
relief obtanedand arrangements can be made to
effected. lie be found nj hl@
office near Washington Hotel, Of 9Th and u street,
Sbockoe Ill., on Tuesdays and Thursdays, from TO T. "
T. G.. BRIGGS.
co,, 3i-f
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- CH sRDSoN Co.. TAT the store formerly occupied by ia
IL qien Taylor & Coz have in store aud receiving vel!
selected stock Fall Dry Goods winch offered for sale
Purchasers requested TO examine The a.
San, a 3I-st.
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Died Saturday a ill., illness Of several months,
ca,stG, Ds., infant Of Dr. ". Harper Of DtFri!S
Dn"idiia This handsnc, spgtly, and interesting lr hay
va ~" years month"; aud dag old FOND father, and
aitecliouatc mother, excam:
Ann.lx IL aI.rnnI
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Marriages,

Married on Tuesday evening. Dist ui' hy the Rev III.
-ant Mr. Janx u. CcLs Miss C.T;ssHi.s NAIp, al IL
ri.y
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CompLment 10 Judge HenrY 81. George Tucker

Compliment 10 Judge Harry 81. George Tucker.
EIRGiSI.:-At a Court oil Appeals held at Lewis
burg on Thursday, the 9TH day ut August, 1871
Present-The Hon. Francis L. Brooke, William IL
Cahell, Robert Stanard, and john j Allen.
The remaining members oil the Cou., ni Appeals,
corda'ly concurrng with the Bar in their sentiments
expressed in their letter TO The late President 81 the
Court on his retiring fran Office, il ordered that their
letter and the reply to be put upon the records Of the
Court
Dear Sir: Al Il late meeting of the Bar Of the Court
OF Appeals at Lewshurg, assembled ur the purpose OF
giving expression TO the feelings accustomed by your
tnng from the Office OF President of that Court, had
the honor to uct ChHrman and TO be instructed by
the meeting, with perfect unanimity, to communicate
to you their sentiments oil sincere regret and most
kind and respectful regard. We know from obser.
7at'on the great responsibility the arIuons labors and
high qualifications required by the eminent station,
which you have long and ably iiIled.-The ia
lent, the learning, and research displayed in your judi
cla opinions known to the country larg but none
can know or appreciate well the officers Of your
court, the spirit which your duties have been most
ing Application, unaffected zeal and exemplary fidelity
have won cur humble applause; but our hearts have
been touched by your uniform genteness, kindness and
courtesy OF department. well iii the hall of justice, as
in the private crcleand you take with you our regrets
merely for the loss OF the public officer, but OF the
delightful companion and fend-l have thus endeavor
ed though impersecy, toexpress the sentiments Of our
public mee,lng 10 winch let me add the assurance Of
my Great respect and regard,
JOHN II. PEYTON.
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SOUTH WEST MOUNTAIN LAND FOR Satellite sab,
- wishing 10 the West, viii sell his Farm
reduced price aiming lying the Rapid
YER in the county Orange, miles the Co house, 81
from fredericksburg, and from Robert I. Wills s. A
potion grounds, equal the rSe Us
well taken in clover 300 in timber equal SIl
enia. The building, consist Of small dwelling house. barn,
and o.rr Also, three miles from the above, Q.
Of ,imhercd land within half mile of Saw Sill. Tie
viii sell ether both farms, 70 suit purchasers Person,
wishing purchase invited 10 view the premises
JAMES L. COLEMAN.
Aus21 32-wsY
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INFORMATION having By the Executive, that
an offence aggravated character has been committed
The county certain Christopher : Mo-s,
in po,nr and probably moraly wonndng, Joseph Mcdcui,
Morn, hath red from justice, aud now
n arsete!cioe John Rutherford, Lieutenant Governor ot
Su,. of Virginia acting Governor according 10 III. pro,i
snns II III. CONSTITUTIONS thought proper tins Iu
c.namn-hefeby Offering reward OF hundred and nifty
dollars any person persons who will appehrnd the sad
christopher Norris and convey him the Jail Of TIE county
And do, require all officers % Inc
STATE an military and request the people Of tie Common
eah their best escons 10 apprehend tile sad Morris
that lie may be brough, To justice.
under my hand Lieutenant Governor and under tile
f lesser seal Of the Commonwealth Richmond this ;ift
l'lA@! day OF September, lsil
,Sgn-d) j. RCTHERFOORD.
Christopher Moss is a5ou, five eleven inches
high wei! formed rather spare being this time IN had health,
has light hair, ncinng grey about f-hve years 81 age
speaks quick, and has little impeachment IN HE speech
He has plantation Jackson, III The State oi ssspp,
and II is believed, has gone there.
Sent 3l-Hiw
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Lewlsburg, Aug. |, lSll.

LEwIsRrRG, Aug. ,, 1871.
Dear SRI am deeply penetrated b. the sentiments
Of kind regard, which you have communicated by your
letter THIS morning, the organ ot The Bar OF Lew.
lsburg. They are IS grateful 10 M feelings, Us they
are beautifully expressed. They serve to s""ihe the
painful regrets, with which, under sense OF duty 10
my family, feel lyself compelled to break up old IS.
sociations which have been the delight and happiness
of my lie. They will BE- cherished III my retirement
as the verdict Of my peers the testimony o. ms
fellow .laborcrs in M favor the evidence that |
have not altogether in VAN essayed TO discharge wl
fidelity the responsible duties which have been devu9ed
upon me.
| came into the Court OF Appeals under peculiar
circumstances. | was placed III the Presidency, III
violation of the lust caims Of those who had 5y lves
Of DEVOTED service 10 the public, proved their better
title 10 that high station. But was received BY them
with the magnanmity which belongs II noble minds
alone was received, brother, b. them abby
those who yet survive, a. well Shy The anen;eG dead
Our friendship trust, even death cannot sever IL
can only be eternzed.
But il has not been from the Bench alone, that have
met with the affection Of brethren. My brethren of the
Bar have been not less Marked in all their department
towards me, By their kindness and courtesy Not an
instance Of asperlty, on their part IS recoleced amid
the many trying circumstances Of ten years service
/ am grateful To them for it. With some, and among
them with YOURSELF have had in youth and middle aye
an honorable competition. Others were unborn when
commenced the business Of life, and many had never
known Yet from all ! have received not only the
courtesy of gentlemen, but the cordially Of friends
Nav, more owe them not only many grateful recolcc
tons Of the pleasures of their society in our moments Of
relaxa,on but 10 their learning, sagacy and dis
tinuushed ability the little approbation which may
be 50 fortunate 10 receive Tor my judicial opinions
The most learned bench is inmeasurably indebted to
an able bar. They form the snews Of lis strength;
and none can challenge for itself this high praise more
truly than the bar Of tile Court of Appeals.
Ia, then dear CIR. 10 communicate to those
whose organ you have been, my sincere acknowledg-
menls for their afecomae expressions OF respect and
reuard Assure them that the most grateful recollec
tons Of my intercourse with them w' ever be fresh IN
NV memory. They will he required TO in many
onet hour Of my retirement and constitute the pleas
ing muslng of coming old age. And when in the dis
CHARGE of the new duties which about 10 be de-
VOWED on me, shall look around for some model to
which TO point the ingenious youth OF our country as
worthy of their emulation, can never do better than
n hold I'D to their imitation the Bar of the Court OF APP
peals. ,,.,n,,. ,,.ho,
am dear sir, with cordial sentiments oil regard Tor
the members of the Bar, and for yourself in particular
yerv sincerely your and their friend,
II. ST.. G. TUCKER.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1841-09-11
WE'LL DIGING And
PUMP MAKING.

TIE subscriber, grateful for the favours
heretofore received, would respectfully
inform his lricndsand the public generally,
that he continues TO carry on the above
business in all its various branches, and
is prepared to fulfil all orders in his line
in a neat and durable manner. lie makes
lift and force pumps of every description,
and warrants his work TO be equal in point
Of Workmanship, to that done by any
other pump maker in the county. lie
will repair any ofhis work without charge,
that fails OH account of his neglect, and
lancies that he will be able to give salts
faction to all who may favour him with
their patronage. lie may be found at Elk
Landing.
SAMUEL P. FOWLER.
Aug. 21-6m.
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TO THE PUBLIC,

In answer to handbill published by
Ia. Lum, on the death of Richard Car
pentcr, who died at my house. BY what
! am going to say, do not wish TO be
understood to put all the JnlrersallSts
down with Lum. think there are some
of them, that would scon to be guilty of
such Islander as published by him. pro-
nomcc the whole handful, to be made
up of false statements, that never come
from me. think, base and corrupt is the
man, or men that would publish such
stuff, when they know il not to be true,
that is if they have any confidence in my
word for when they called OH me, gave
them facts, but they took care not to publish
what told them Carpenter said; shall
review their handful by paragraph.
Lum commenced with n supposed state
ment made by me at class meeting, about
praying for G. at camp-mceting, Now the
fact is this: after class meeting was over,
| stated C's. case to the friends, and re-
questcd them to pray for him, never init
mating twas request from HIM, but the
reason made the request | will give
hereafter.
In regard to Mr.. Foulks' sermon, ! be,
lievc he quoted the passage correctly: j
can be found in John, VIII. c. XNlN. V
In the afternoon, some of the friends me
together, and were discussing the merits
of the sermon, and the above quotation
some contended he made it right, ant
some, that he quoted it wrong. Carpen
ter, observed that he did not want to liv,
any longer than it could be found. sale
to him, that he might die sooner than HI
expected.
About refusing TO let the doctor, ant
J. II. Biddle, come into his room, becat1s
"A they were Universalists; never hearo
it, until saw it in the handbill.
As for my reason for not attending tin
camp-mee'ing; never stated TO any per
y son or persons, that c. desired my com
7 pany continually, and that he kept send
i jug for me; said ] did not like to leav
home when e., was SO bad; the handful
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JAYNE'S EXPECTORANT.

Is decidedly superior to any known combination
of medicine, for coughs colds, consumption, Astll-
ma, splitting of blood, Angina Poctoris-Palpita-
tons of the heart, BrOnchitis--chronc Plurisy,
lIoarsencss, Difficulty of Breathing, Hopping
cough, pains and weakness of the Breast, and all
diseases of the Pulmonary organs.
For sale at DR.. Parker's Drug, NJ edo
cine X Paint store, sole Agent for the sale
OF DIR. Jayne's Medicines III Cecil county
Also for sale as above, DR.. Jaync's Tonic
Vermifnge, and DR.. Joyne's Sanative
Pills.
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signature Of Isaac A. Lum, against James
Kenneday, and Mr. milford, ard that !
visited him, on the Sabbath Evening be-
fore his death, which was the eighth day
of August 1911, and found him as he
thought better; "tcr" said he II have had
a suffering time for week past; soon be-
came convinced that the Lord required
more. of Inc than the Univcrsalist doctrine
taught. and have been busily engaged in
prayer with my Maker for an evidence of
the pardon OF my sins, and OF my accep-
lance with hun, bul have not as yet been
permitted to enjoy that evidence as clear
as would wish, but should it please God
to raise me again, never want TO hear
the doctrine OF Univcrsaism named again,
for am fully convinced that it will never
do to die will.''--l'his was said to me,
BY Mr.. Carpenter without any solicitation
on my part, whatever, and believe he
expressed the true sentiment of his heart.
DAVIDSON ID. PEARCE.
Sept. 6, lSll.-lt.
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ron PRiFITE SdLE.
OR RENT.
= TRlCT OF GOOD LlN,n

Containing l3S acres, well
W atered and limbcred, situate on
the public road leading from
Port Deposit to Elkton, 4 miles
from the former place, adjoining
lands Of Geo. Moore, Johiakim
Brickley, Miller, Thos. Wilson
and others, in a healthy section Of
country. convenient to markets,
mills, l;uil roads. &c. A further
description Of said Farm is deem
ed unnecessary, as applicants it
is presumed will view the place,
and Judge for themselves. An
early application is desirable;
possession will be given the 25th
March next. For terms, apply
to the subscriber only, on the
premises.
JOHN M. MILLER.
Sep. 4-3W
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SERIOUS RIOT in GIN CINNATL
\ slip from the office OF the Cincinnati
Republican CONVEYS tha following ac-
soUutoi 4 serious and ia,u. not in that
city:
CINcrNArI, SATURDAY MORNING,
Sept 4lh, 1871.
AWFUL RIOT!-SENERM LIVES
IOSTM-Our CITY was thrown into great
excitement last night. 1t originated from a
quarrel that took place on Thursday night,
on Columbia street between few negroes
and whites, in which one of the latter was
stabbed and cut awiulv, SO that it IS
though he cannot live. In consequence
of this, two or three Thousand persons col
lcctcd around the houses of the negroes
on Sixth street, East of Broadway. The
negroes, apprehcnsive Of an atlray, had
armed themselves with muskcts, and fir
ed upon the crowd. The Major informs
us he thinks two whites and two negroes
are killed, and about ID to 90 wounded,
mostly whites.
During the affray. cannon was
drought ups lbiVtCl WIN SIHSS- anu Hl''l
down Sixth street two or three times rak-
ing the streets. but with what effect is not
vet known. The Mayor, who was on the
ground all night, called out two military
companies, the GRAys and GUARDS, and
both squares from Fifth to Seventh, arc
guarded by. and under control of the mil
i'ary and II large body of armed volun-
tccrS, the negroes being all confined TO
their houses.
No destruction of property of conse-
Qucnce has taken place.
The city is still in great cxcitcment;
and n special meeting OF the Council is to
be held at 10 O'Clock this morning, when
strong measures will undoubtedly be ia
ken to preserve the pearc Of the city.
ATown Meeting of the citizens gencr-
ally, is to be Immediately held for the
same purpose.
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TIN W A r &
n ND
STOVES.
WHOLESALE Il RETAIL

lin plate, Copper and sheet Iron man
ulacturer, Dealer in Stoves, Furnaces, sc.
&c. The subscriber offers for Sale the
largrsi. brsisclccted, anil Cheapcst assort-
ment of ware in his limo oror bor,ro al
icr,l :, tho c;,;,o,, ,r ,;,,J ,lo al
;,;,;,,, on,,,,;an ,,',,r ~ ..:sI, "
iicroJ ~ s,lo a.a ,l,a c',IIT,.; ..;.
Ten Mate Stoves Main and 10 Ho;l"r T,ns
IA ,,l.,o l., an., ;a'-a ,a 'f'
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C@|J7I7777N9NID
(l''4.',a''a'sG,)
DENTAL SURGERY.

DIR. COWAN still continues to prac-
tse Dentistry in EIkton, and is at all
times prepared to Plug, File, and insert
artificial teeth, in the ncatcst and most
permanent manner.
TERMS.
As complaints have been made by some
persons, who have been operated upon
By other dentists, in regard to extravagaut
charges, and badly performed operations,
DR.. c. deems it proper to give list Of his
prices for dental operations.
For inserting Pivot teeth - to 50
teeth on gold plate 3 to .
Plugging with gold TO l,50
Foil so to IS
Extracting teeth so
Cleansing 2 500
Fol inserting full sets ofleeh SIS to 500
All operations warranted or no charge
will be made. Enquire at Foard's Hotel.
Reference.
A. A. Evans, VI. ID
c. W.'Parker, VI. d.
August =
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A CARD.

G. Capt. l.. S. Chopper respectfully
states to the public, that on account Of bu-
sincss engagements, he will not be able to
run the Steamboat Linnms as has been
advertised, on the excursion TO the U. s.
Ship Delaware.
Sept lit
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THE MAILS.
BRIGADE ORDERS.

Elkton, Aug. 9Th l84l.
The several Colonies and Lieut.. Colo
nels of the LIST. Brigade Of the Cd. Dvi-
sion of Maryland Militia, are hereby Or
dered to cause to be differed, and other
wise organised without delay, the several
Battalions and Companies attached to
their respective commands, and TO report
the same to the Brigader General, on or
beloreth first Of November next, in con-
formity with the act of Assembly of the
state of Maryland.
By Order of the Major General.
WILLIAM MACKEY,
Brigadier Gen. lst Brigade, Maryland
Militia.
Aug. 2S--3w
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On the 9TH inst, by the Rev. f. j..
James. Mr. IIENny A. Brown, to Miss
SARAH ANS McLoCnLIS, both of Cecil
Co. Md.
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COP ARTNERSIlIP.

CO-PARTN ERSHIP.
TIIE undersigned have this day asso
Il ciated themselves together for the
transaction of the mercantile business in
this place, under The style and firm of
Knight s Abrahams, and may be found
at the house recently occupied by the late
firm of f. * w. Parker.
J. B. KNIGHT.
w. ABRAlI.ANlS.
Port Deposit, July 81 Aug. 81 I'm
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Misses and children's Boots, very low.
lie also keeps a general assortment of
women's Shoes of his own manufacture,
from 62I to Is cents, warranted to sur
pass any thing that has been offered for
the price. 60. .. -.,
n. b. If any of his work fails. it will
be repaired without cfi;:rgd, did a dctluc-
ton made in the mex, pair.
August 7-ly.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-07-19
RRowN's TETrER oINTMENT.nThe NJ z I'm pro pro

ROWN'S TETrER OINTMENF.--The pro- sr;a,or of tb;s ointment well aware of this fact, and also of the many useless and dangerous postrums so often pamed upon the public as remedies, that are mere deceptons, and which have deservedy received the censure of the faculty begs leave exempt from that class of Medicines, and unhesltatmgy oilers 1t to ectaI remedies evef before used in the treanent of .Teters, Ringworms and cutaneous erpt,ons general Iy. and he is confirmed in doing by the good cha racter ths medicine has received from all who have used it (which he is confident it will maintan) and from the fact that of the numerous cases wherein u has been used for several years past he is not aware of its having failed in single instance to effect r'- dcal cure. Simple in compositions, it is attended with no danger whatever in it's applications It will in all cases prove active and efficient in eradcating the disease fiom the system. For sale by
 K. NORTH& Co. Dispensary Chemists,
 tebl0 l5ld No. s5 Government'st.
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PATENT MEDICINES,

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 From tte N,u Y5Jk PtfsS.
 "rhe New Soap.--,We feel a double disposition to depali from established rule n thls nilcc, in ao- ticHg tlie advertisement oi Mn Emg selbena Cream He has really invented the best sll'lng soap, as we do gerlly believe, that has ever beenllsed We speak from eNperIeice, and we speak als" fiuln the mole lPoteSsiomol knowledge ot benefactor and friend James Grant, Ann street, who says II F ahead o any ihlng yet found ont in ths department "i moden lnpIn, ement." IL nut only an einplllen, hnt soi- iliing more. In sholt believe II IS the best shay ing soap in Ihe world. "-A. |. Mar
 "fhc want uf universal shaving soap has been tot many years severely felt, particularly by gentlemen who shave themselves and therefore 1t Is with no little pleasure call public attetion to the celeha ted tefbena Cream prepared by MT. Charles kihS 6li Broadway. From sef-experlence ui it's merIts we creIfnlly add our need of rrlise, having never before shaved with so much or comfort. We be- lore stated the Nebena Cream to be worth traial- we have tried il and can confidently recommend Il V
 ibid
 "Eelbena Cream.-We are much obliged to MT. Chas H. Ring of GA Broadway, for pot of ls Yer bena Cream, which affords an unusual degree o com fort in shaving" From experience we cheerful, re- commend il to universal ise.'-Iimes.
 "The Verbena Cream, for shaving, prepared and sold by C. II. Ring, 64I Broadway, is destined tu spersede all other kinds of shaving soap. It is re- ally fne-just the thing We have deei n,ined that henceforth no other shaving compound shall he ap- piled to our face. ."--Suaday Atlas.
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 A supply may be had at the Drug store of dec27s 1. C. DUBOSE & Co. 39 Water st.