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AND AND NEGRO ES-feelins disposition 10 a., ms
IL from tile management OF Negroes now offer Tor II
entire possessions Of 3lI acres Of Land about
Negroes and all kinds This Farm lies IN the coqr.g
Amelia ten miles Of Amelia Springs, twenty mile. be
Famvle and hly miles above Petersburg Situated ha
Thai one could wish being situated immediately IN H.
ponatoy river upon which produce he conveyed rr
burg and from Petersburg 10 Richmond, wan small rrn,
by the railroad cars. There also large manufacturing IN
tobacco factory at Sonry Point, three miles above. sf m
norton Land is andin. IN original growth
considered ~ good tobacco land IN Eirclnaogeiy
suicency bottom. II will be Acknowledged, b ..-
who are acquainted with IL thar there Is no farm ANY c
Joining counties afford much timber ~ ih pine
poplar walnut II has also first rate orchard both 81.
incr and fruit particularly HE lattr comprising e
variety that generally raised IN is section 81 county gc
apples pears peaches apricots, almonds, chesnn g. Sc
The buildings will certainly recommend themselves 70 Tie
Of any gentleman refined having cost about
under superintendent and economy q Mr. !ho Lo,dt
also aoind failing springs oi the pure>i wai
the accommodation n both man and beast deem Gnhe
~ particulari-c farther every person "slns - pe!
wuuli rel wholly ON his uWn examination
can b. found BONE for the next iou. or vc w.rk = li
JAMES VI. JEtEg
tpr 1871, llJ-Wfht
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A letter from Cincinnati says-"Mrs, Harrison had
reached that city her way to Washington the
ing on which the intelligence Of the Presidents death
reached there Her bereavement has been sad indeed
but she bears it. am informed, better than in her
infrm state of health, could have been hoped. Most
Of her family near her, TO support and comfort her.
and if the sympathy Of whole nation can avail, we
may hope that her loss will not be altogether irrepara-
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PIANO FORTE WARE.HOUs!

THE subscriber constantly receiving from The celebrated III
i nu.acory Of Nunns Clark, New York. elegant and
Piano For,rS possessing the latest improvements and i @
cacy Of tone peculiar u thru
facuIe.
Also, large Musical Instruments and Muse
Merchandise general.
Piano Fores repaired tuned let on hire, and taken
change.
CHEAP MUSIC.
The largest collection Music offered for sale " ~
state may from, The Of the subscriber, MI
enabled 10 I'll! al the Philadelphia and New YORK "r
sale and retail p.iccS.
Those purchasing eel again will &c furnished upon r'
+. II. TAYLOR.
Piano Fsrte and Music Siore, opposite H. Ba-s.
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r AW NOTIcE.--JAMES III. 4 THOMAS :. ,.Hof -.
IL have settled in Petersburg, and united partners in N.
tice OF tie Law They wall attend all tie Courts ii Me-. H.
burg Brunswick, rernSyie, Southampton and Prince
counties and the town Of Petersburg. They VIII also ar
all cases the Cout of Appeals AT Richmond which may br
trusted 10 their
Clients employing either viii receive the services OF bo,h Il
all business conlcd them receive their most constant ami
giant attention. Misunderstanding, VI.
Office No. > in the Exchange.
Frb2 c5-ts ~
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POETRY.
onucH Yrr REMAINS ussUSo."

SONNET.
On r, N, bopse M Rouo.ne rh insroed i eSs NOR
" s " y 9utcur dc OIL Bias 3"
uy,; .s NOR, Ls Sere'' But rhat hath died:
woud saw ,ehat hath persisted? Not Til Bias.
He lives as hereioforc the ruthless law
OF change affects him not; he VIII abide
From ACE 10 age; all countries are his own
INA, them hath perished' That corporea mould,
Which, like a minstrel's harp grown frail and old,
No longer could respond in wonted tone
Unto the masters touch. But did the mind
That framed the melody and woke the strings,
Or did the song Itself destruction mud
With that old harp: oh, vain imaginInss!
The mind and music live tthongh cast ASIDE
Frasas Magazine.
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Tn RULES holden in the Clerk
Office Of the Circuit Superior Court Of Laws and Chancery for
the county King William Monday the first day Of March,
ISL:
Strrlin. l.pscomb, Plaintiff:
Anderson Johnson, VIM. G. Wright, and Robert Waters,
Defendants:
The defendant Anderson Johnson having entered his
praranrr gwen security according the Act OF Assembly
and the Court aud, appearing by satisfactory evil
ene that nhabtant c this country, i ordered
said defendant do appear here the nrs day of the mex
Nav Term and bill OF the plaintiff and that copy
this order be forthwith inserted spaper published IN
the cy Richmond months successfully and posted
the front door Of the Court House Of this county.
4 Copy-Teste,
Ro BYRD POLLARD D. c.
March 6 S9-wsw
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NoTICE.-sT LEDGER by American Eclipse and ~, ;.
Their TO the noted mare ARIEL Lance and Klsv
dam also brought the other noted race horses Roman
and Angelina, all winners from 10 mile heats tn.bs,
breaking DOWN. will stand the present nv
$40 per mare. :
JACK PENDLETON.-This very fine stallion and ,,,,.
Goah who was by American Eclipse, will ms d,. 90
this Spring NJ Captain Thomas Davs's Stable CONT, h
near tanadsrle, al $40 the lie nearly The
and his noble SIRE His having received niu
ing last Falls the cause Of making this Sam.
". L. WHITE
Eel lHIl.
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Hehly Importauf.-Governor Poindexter has, very
generously and gratuitously, published letter guaran
teeing and and endorsing The Wing opinions ofPresi
dent Tyler This is perfectly sa;siactory-but who til,
devil endorses old Poins:-.E \. Heyuid.
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ItNILERSITY nE VIRGINIA.

Z 2
r1IE yisters viii proceed al their Meeting on The ~ II
next 10 appoint Professors IN the Schools 81 Modem a.
ruacrs Mathematics aud Law Applications directed o Da
(-sner Harrison, Chairman Of the Faculty al Tie GHnrri
will be laid before the Board Of NiSitcrs.
The annual income Professor of each these sea
composed of thousand Lnlai,, re.
VARYING from twenty-five ty dollars zach paid IN.
dents attending school. furnished, moreover wih
convenient dwelling house, garden attached
The salary AMI fees received BY the Professors II iae
schools respectively during the last four years,
salary al 81 .Uno has averaged n follows
The Professor IL Modern Languages, $500 per asaua,
$3.50 "
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MoRr AproixrmExrs--lt stated IN the Phlladcl-
pha Inquirer, that Ex-Governor Rtner has been APP
pointed Treasurer of the Mint in the pince OF exec
vernon Findlay-and Mr.. Isaac Otis, U. S. Marshal
for that District in place Of Samuel d. Patterson Esq
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-04-30

The defendants, John Munday Snowden Maddox art lla
Ann III, wI,. Amanda, Mahulda. Maria, judith. Maf.at
Lewis i. and William Thomas ewiich moi havn. rr.,'.t
appearance security, according thr y =
S-py and The rules Of tins Count: and II arpean: hy ii
evidence, that tey not inhabitants Of tis country,
ordered that The sad defendants do appear here ifc ti ~
June and answer The bill III the panu> ami III
copy Of this order be forthwith inserted IL newspaper
sled the city OF Richmond months succes,yty ~
posted front door the Court house county
Iesc,
JOHN l.. PENDIETOS. ~
Aprl llI--HsN
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Lawrence Lewis,
John Bohlen,
John A. Brown,
John Connell.


And now when this Mr.. Lippncott goes before the
stockholders complain Of abuses, let HIM be asked
hy independent what he did on that occasion
Say 10 him did you examine these statements: II you
say no-then you betrayed your duty-tten you were
faithess TO If yes-then why did you not stop
these proceedings, which now, neury three years al
forwards, you come to us TO denounce. Iou are I'M
Just to in either way, and fear that all this pre-
tended zeal in service is but mask to conceal your
selfish purposes Let any stakeholder say that TO
him, and see what he will answer
On The whole, my belief is, that this movement is a
conspiracy got up by the managers Of the SchuylkIll
Navigation Company, aided BY few weak persons who
did not that they the dupes Of their selfish
associaesthat TO carry their Objects they have, BY
misrepresentation, irrItaed the stockholders into
which cannot fail greatly to njure their inter
ess and that the Bank of the United States has been
sacrificed TO the jealousy and the despair of the Schuyl
kill Navigation Company.
And now have occupied you long enough with
these miserable intrgues, and will release you with the
assurance Of the sincere respect of,
Yours, ~ BIDDLE.
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r0wHATAX CIRCLE OF INDUSTRY.

PUBLIC SALE Of large and well selected assortment,
- beautiful Goods, and variety Of useful and valuable
tclr nseuiou prepared supply alike the demands q ts
and utility Will Powhatan Coirti use, on The !,
Monday May aud from day 10 day nn completed
The object H. funds for purely benevolent pnTpor
by the ordinary Of donation charitable coniihnien
BY supplying all those who be willing I" participate ~ W
Offering, ample eqMirGert Tor every dollar the
choose bcstow. For months past he Porhatad Cr, =
aHsiry has been busy in The good work. Among the cas,
population, which has been truly termed 'thf last bs w = -
thing else has been talked IT, Ifelr
been obtained from The best the city ~ k, .
prime jadcOusly and Gstcfdg sc"otriaad man.
featured almost every article for useful ORNAMENTAL
poses the ingenious heads, benevolent hearts. aud ct
hands ladies' could suggest and accomplish ~.
hope, thon after long, cold, and gloomy winter, t'
bright and cheering beams Of May iny may call form II
ladies Of the surrounding counties from their winter quarter
participate with those OF P0whatan III an OCCASION Il
pure felicity of social and cordial welcome. and may ~ III:
hope, that happening does Immediately upon The 0
annual political excitement attendant upon t >.
elections, the gentlemen II all parties assemble nj ~
and place. where fresh from the field Of conflict hnI
and happy with the cene results Of patty tuni
and fierce political contentious they may realize, auhd -
splendid tables Of tie innocent fair the nirr>ua
fo the beautiful Bible metaphor 'mercy and h hGr, MT ~
-rigtitnmsness aH4 peace hare k.sssG each Othcr.
March % lo7-wilH
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The bill this being exhibited for tht purpose e
covering whatever balance IT, ia. from tie dri'Hi
Daniel Radcliffe William /. Purcell, Adnni-tr'i. I
bunis non the vii annexed, Of Charles Firfer, dec
late of The county Prince William in th. comm"n~ . q
the ground, The vested ~ the Literary Fund ~ y
Of the General the Cuurt doth order, ii
made, three months successfully, III tn h6hn
Enquirer Richmond Wing, and the National Intelligence E
shcd in the city Of Washington requirn. all persons tr
interest the personal estate of the said Charlie frr
the first day u Tie term directed b. las
held for the trial Of Chanccry causes and makr themselves
tir- defendants 10 this suit. "A Copy-l-sc,
NM. q. SANDS y
lar Ef-Wt#s
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Frb21 P'-"'
TN ASGERY-SI R.ISi.:-At Roles holden III ne s.
Office tire Circuit Superior Court Of Law and ChHno-f
the county Of King William, the 1T day Of Mach L.
John D,Far.cS, PiiL'
Against
Anderson Johnson, William 6. Wright and Robert Na''f.
Dci~r!lrt
The defendant, Anderson Johnson having entered "
pearancr, and gwen security, according the act :" -
the rules OF this Court and appearing, by at-iac'
drnce, that hc niahitant county, i 20.
that the said defendant do appear here the first day % W
MAY term, and answer the bill Of plaintiff and that @
this order b. forthwith inserted paper pl
city Of Richmond, for months successiyci ahl 'S
the front door Of thu Court House Of t!s county.
Copy-Teste, !, 7
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IN CIIANCERl.n Caroline County Court Isl Marc, -
L Augustus W. Munday, and Elizabeth Munday, hS saI
eus;us w Munday, her and next friend, PianLr'
against
James Jones and Mahnd his wife, John Nund7y SNOW &
Maddox and Lucy Ann his wife, Amanda, Mahuia, Nan5
iith Marshall Lewis r. and William Thomas I.eftwitch
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-04-30

POLITICAL.

From The Philadelphia National Ga:ehe.)
RANK OF THE UNITED STATES
Third Letter from Nicholas Biddie, Esq, TO the Hon
John H. Clayton.
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Feb
DRIAM.Tn. cee6Iaied inparcd Race and slanoa. .

no GYRD POLLARD, p .
Fob 9-R-'
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MORE STEAMBOATS, LOSf-MoRk
LIVES IL DA\GI L.

". haye rec Nd slip tom The 81 Louis Ia
zrife Office daIrd i2h instan. Is contains aaf'e
steamboat steidentss
r,,f-ls the Is Il The splennii sfraner Ms
sonli b, bntnl.e Al lie wharf al ~. L"us, On the
l2fb. SIR vas ne siiy new 2J3 irei IN length, en-
mr. breadth 60 It, and cost $4,000. She was
owned nj ST. |. ~ bs ]. n T.. Welsh, Baipe.
Tampkins x Batei. John {. Sw IL, hennei. Nhne
Il Co. aud George Taylor. No ives were lost.
Sfr5aR Is tie collision. on the 1lih, near oi.
I.nuis ii The steamers Delroii and Marnlon. ! lac
lallai Lad all her bo3lers knorked down her steam
p,pes and II an, III her tImbers broken.
Three nen badly scalded-a passenger nam
ed Mad,sDn McLapc. resiiing lwenty miles below
pnl,bn,e aud Two ,Itck hands. One ri the hands
II u SAID cannot recover. A number of lie p,ssen.
confusion !, ass il,eult 10 Jeletnns whether the,
we're dtpa ned ~ not,
Thru. the Caroline struck snag and sunk al
Plump Point about the h insi. III. roti,on oil her
cugp Consisting al lead and stock, "h,eh would be
saved, WAS owned by George tolnr who had
about ! ) 600 nsureo N New Orleans. aud Captain
More, WHO vas insured Tor about IS 600 IN ST.
LouIs.
MORELOSS OF LIEF!
The New Orleans PleayuGe IL the ID II instant
gives account Il The bursting o bol'er boatd
the Louisiana, VIII the loss oi some TWENTY
LIVES. aboni fifteen beng L. 5. soldiers win
we're on board. TIE accident occurred on the - h.
SlsfRE LossEs.-lt - estimated that the ioia
loss sustained by the destruction oil the NJ ssontl
aud Caroline. nouecd III ln-da,' paper, ,Nctea
he SIM Il S1Oa n0D Two offices n lhis cry vii
probably lose about 100000. Il u l5I,n 10 lles,
lnss1s :, Ii the luss aud SUI ting the Marmob.
81 Louis Efpub}ifaa.
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MOHEI.OSS OF LlFEl!


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~, AIk lrn.ren the {. Ii aud l0lh m, se,..,s
lI1t gang al msolcant.. counte,le,let4 aud ho,se
sffalels, hsl infested tia, nels hbothood Tor long
omr tie etaat tJ1ly Il business aud los 10 Tie
entnnnh,IA. Ihfn b. haslo"f, ii aS heeame 9out=
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~ w. ~ = a. e' " to'''''' suea ht1
''''
BfaIHiet Ntie O,ifanS.-lhe Bulletin of the l6th
s'ss- ne report III 'ae n'''a' up 10 S'lu'day
ooo'' m1l'alrs favorable state oil health OF Tie
NY h'se cases "a n'"' guam lever occurred The
'''e la'' III me week. 'oa "f'e ho'leed on Thurs
Jay n''' were no cases 'fpoilea the last three
"'ss o' tot "e'k.
lh,ee deaths by veil " fever were ,crortod in
4 New Orleans DUNG lhe FIVE DAYS preceding the
Is h lust. There were % deaths from all diseases
DUNG those five days.
Taat Of McLeod.-The term of the Couri a,
Which MeLeed's nlal Is 10 take place begins on
I the ~ IA Of September next Al Utlca
pnbA, y,,,lx u Ia, ,,,,,;,. ~, ,,,,li -.
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"''' rs9 '''s Ut en,e" 'he appointment Oh tom-
,asa ''''' '''o i''''y III NeAeo ol hpl''
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DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE.
AsutNaToS. August q

W,4nf>oraN Anpu,I Oh
Trr |, rr Bfs4rNifrt l1,rIr TO 1ut Pms
I,s,il, ~ N~,nlI In antIeslly tmn,,,e,
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M IN ~ = 4pei l.. l. nI.#ll ii Warrants ll,,e lx
hen IszfI55 h, Iasfff4 Naf.,l anil ,Fhnn,o.o, ,
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IN nun, Ill ~ IN tflins il4h The uetsnn ALLEGED Ia
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" In his speech against the Distribution bill last Tues.
day Mr. Calhoanis represented have said that he who
could not scrup about The constitutional power TO pos this
bill need not make "ry face about the Bank bill or any bill
ms was more monsronsly than any other
OIL winch could be eiycd. And vet Mr. Calhoun was
It's advocate IN 1887 But what will Mr.. Riyes say To this
and Mr. TYLER if he sign H. sigh it he must ifhe 10 h,
bound by his old opinions
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-08-30

.. t....h.f PIG He US mill - MAY, tniie' would
MT met IN Ia, n.ouil lac SATISFIED. Tie an hao
ben an sied-was scnsble ol hs tselt-so,t, lof
nhai he l1rl dune. the digpns u tic Senate vas
.,.itfsiaea sd l5r is1ed The mater dropped aud
=, -. tltopprI 50 much II The mountain IN Il
h
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-08-30

Rr. j. 6srsan and Baek.-Nr. 1effe,sou's sr,,
yer, hequcnrl, eeuil,ct with las doctrines
One of lie striking oil these discrepancies is The
following: Wrling 10 Mr. Gallatn the l3lh Of
December, lsp3. and adv,ltine II { fact that III.
President Of the then National Bank wished TO es.
,ablsh b,aooh in New Orleans, lie use. that oten
quoted remark This Institution is one Of the
nos deadly hosllllly existing against The principle.
and form II our consillulion'-"Ought We Then 10
give further growth 10 institution powerful so
hoslllc1' The lne,enc would be very clear tia,
Nj. J. eison, entfia Mug It's opinion, would have
done such Thing. And yet on the Esd Of March,
sol lree lutte months after the above letter vas
mlltien, Mr.. jefferson, as President Of the United
States, approved Ola law, not establishing IA branch
IN Ntu Orleans only, but authorizing the Presden,
aud Directors ii the Bank 40 establish Offices OF
dscoun, and deposite IN any part Of The territories
dependencies ofMe L. StateS"-thereby recognzin'
the branching Poper, which Mr.. ~ Ter and hls disco.
pies find such a stumbling block, well as The con-
sttullonalily ilhe Bsuk, IN The ampesl extent.
A ease, nearer home, too, occurred in 1917, after
Mr.. jeff rson had laid aside the cares oil State. The
tlliz oil owl good town Of LynchbuIg applied
for branch OF The Monster, and were sustained in
their application ty aeiter from Mr.. Jefferson, da
ted 5 /. OuloLer OF lha; year Strange, what fond
oess Il e people every where had Tor the old Mon
sels eubs-Mr Jefferson asking for in Lynch-
burg, Gen. jackson in Nashville AID in Pensacola,
Cal. Benton in ST.. Louis, aud Mr. Van Buren, in
alban. Do the o.'e really tlllnk that there Can
be any very great mischief be apprehended l,om
institution, Which even is enemies seem ca
ger 10 have as next1loor neghbor
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-08-30

W The Globe asserts that Mr. Tyler "is not Clay man
lie ""s Clay man at the Harrisburg Convention also
e on MS way from ONO he addressed the people Pitts.
lnfg mud after his home wen in letter to gentle
man OF that city, accusing the Richmond Enquirer of The
arg rorh OF disappearing him, he that upon the
ia qncstlonls views correspondent those of Gen ur
rIson and Dr. Clay Has Mr. Tyler that he is acc len-
tally power, discarded the opinions and the associations
winch he held and ayowed, when he candidate for of
heef II docs"e confess require something than noal
coulage' 10 rnrsae that couIse.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-08-30

De-, Wise evidently thinks himself already at the head
Of formidable party "anong the Masses although he las
only corpora saard in Congress. If many of the peope
should pelehaee follow in his lead he right in that
Large streams iron, tiWe Fountains flow,
~ all oohs irom ltHie acorAS grow. -
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-08-30

u Mr.. PfoitlI ol !ndlana, II seems. has an
hoonced ms secession irom The Whis patty, and
MS "ihllallon with the lte knot of ImpracIIc ,ble,
Wise, Gllm'r, Mallo,, q Co. Does lie suprose
ihai IN The formation Of his noe Cabluet, Mr.. TYLER
VIII have To look beyond Jyg,aju-and is he pol.
ting hmse't Ia tie way ola Prov deplal ,hspen,a.
lton ?
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-08-30

u Many persons voted Io Mr. Glmel because hewas sup
posed 10 he not "mPmeeube' the Bunk quests n while
Maj Garands Iepuenance thai institution was known Ia
be h'ihcIhle Did MOI Mn nmtt cypress himself in favor
oil Bank, as an "otemalise which he would prefer nelt
oh's own to,ore scheme of Special Deposes--u no
one thai We Of eouuenauees except himself and
Nj. iutelnet Ne ask or inf#rnaiion