davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-04-02
pOWIIATAN CIRCLE OF INDUSTRY.

III
pIrRJIC SALE and well selected Of
beautiful Goods and variety Of useful and valuable
.s nrnnosy prepared supply alike, the demands Of fancy
and ufv viii commence Powhaan Court III the st
Mnd,v IN Nav and from day day until Completed
The object H. TO raise for purely benevolent
y the ordinary means donation charitable contrbuonhnt
nv supplying those, who be willing IN participate III the
free win offering cmp equivalent for every dollar they
choose months past, 'e PonhntfH Circle 81 In
d,rr busy the good work Among the class Of our
population which has been truly termed h last b g9t q God
Num- scarcely any thing has been talked Of Their Goods
have from the best stores IN The CITY Of RE nond
nj prime judouiy and tefaiy seectcd-and manu-
featured almost article for useful or ornamental pnr
heads nrrolen taIts aud delicate
hands If the fair could and accomplish MAY we
not hope tlen long, cold and gloomy winter, that the
bright and cheering May day call forth all the
ladies' surrounding cou'rs from their winter quarters 10
participate of Ponaan III an occasion, III the
pnrc felicity of cordial welroue and may not also
hone that, happening does, Immediately the ernla
non o The annual political excitement attendant the spring
elections gentlemen Of all parties may assemble nj the same
time and place WHERE the field Of conflict and STRIFE,
and IN happy contrast the fleeing results Of irnmphs
crre political contentious, they may realize, around the
sale innocent fair the representation
the beautiful metaphor merg aud ruh hare met together
-righteousness and peace hare kissed each other' 80
March o6 101-wtlM
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-04-02
VALUABLE WOOD LAND. SAW MILL AND cEIsT

MILL. Sc. FOR SALE.
n ydrr al deed Of trust the Clerks Office OF
subscriber secure the lyici oil ''fln ur'
therein mention shall proceed the sycainoe MINIS here
matter referred TO- THURSDAY THE 18th dag oi apr next
the neat fair day 10 SELL al bc
aucpn: Isl yrry large Wood Land situated IN The
county aud containing by estimation ooO acres
This large body Wood Land from II locality! rs noi "rr
three four miles from the town y shhnel, zen rom
Suffolk Norfolk and from It's conguity 10 a
Inducements u capitalists
and particularly who wish 10 cut Wood or the Nuet
Markets 10 funds IN the purchase as from ~ u
is certain that estimation, lUOOUO CORDS OF Fine
can be cut immense quan, OF timber oil every
After the Land itself MA! be sofa Tor rs much
should wlSh besides cutting
Wood for sale suggested to saw The timber INTO plank
stocks There WILL the time and place, be offered
Power called the sycamore Mills, III
the lower part vIrcuia which there is rst and Saw
MILL and in addition these, Cotton or six FACTORY eh hr
with the that all Of them may be prohtaby
endowed cv,n in the des Ii is earnestly DESIRED that
tbi. PROPERTY he generally and particularly examined
county, another iraei o dnu CaId thf
ANN tract containing about y" hundred acres
and parcel ed Tie tract Of twenty acres we'll
Inv The aIept ION of Farmers and others, and
Ib A tract of hundred and twenty-five acres,
living in the Corny Nansemond but adjoining the sycamore
Mills, described Ihs rae Is wei! 'duaoe al" y
situated 4 nayisable streann
4, the creditors whom this property - made over desire
ta m?y hiring nl a.uc the terms VIII be easy ana ctd!t
given except upon aat be- necessary 10 dras the expenses
a,i.nda. tie trust, winch must ne IN cash anu
OF the several tracts separately, anu III such ~
urr a will purchasers.
ANY information respecting the property herein referred TO ana
offered can lie obtained hy letter addressed, application made
10 The subscriber mfcld-who as well as watson T. JORDAN
nj The same Mace John Ross and John TQuhart residing on
mr. near Mill will take pleasure In going over
and showing property 10 those who ma. WISH 10 examine e
.,,, :, ,,,,,,rr,r,n ,...
| M"rsn ~ - ~ " - l07-wtd
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-04-02
POETRY.
osren yE RlEMA,xs rSscsc."
nc0oEp,cy.,S LILAC

DEMoCRACY'S FLAG.
Fling our IA. from tie gallant mast
Let the shout OF the crew he heard,
While the b,rqur that rides Is IL. last,
DER the sea like 4 mog:iti,n bird;
Lei il rest on the breast OF the glorious sun,
When the SKY grows calm nj n'"ii-
And Jet il Goat when the day Is done,
In the sheen uf the s.lverv moon.
For II breath-s n calm in that tender light,
Through The skywGr: sacr's eye,
Whila he looks ON Peace ~ she nes;lcs bright
Mid the stars and stripes on hight
II speaks Ia the heart ri his mountain home,
Where in qaict il loag shall wave,
Aud knows that his SOUS are free II they roam,
Ii dead in freeman's grave.
Let il stay through the night on tha, lo;y spire,
Aud talk with the midnight star-
For the heavens viii glow with warmer hfe
TO gaze on is face aflr;
They will hai. its light IA kindred all,
Long sent from the 2arent sky,
To Laugh in sccTn DER the ryrant' fall,
And beam when the tyrants die
Let ii float 10 tie last great day of time,
AMI proud DER Il falling world,
Far up in its ccnsenal CLINE,
Triumphant hang unfnrlea:
And when this far earth shall no more be given
For the huEle of its stars ~ blight,
May then turn in Love 10 their native heaven,
Aud dwell i'll eternal light.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-04-02
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA..

THE Sisiirr proceed their Meeting, the Isl Of July
Il next. appoint Professors IN the Schools 81 Modern Ian
Mathematics, and Law Applications, directed 10 Dr
HARRISON tc Faculty, the University
viii III. iaid before thu Euard Of Sl>i,erS.
The annual III the Professor of each IT these schools
H. composed salasy Of thousand dollars, and The fees
varying twenty iy dollars each paid by the stu
dents attending lie is inisiird moreover, with
dwelling house. HAVING garden attached Tree ol
rent The salary and fees received by Tho Professors OF ir
schools respectively, dunn. the la four years. coming c
salary 4 s. GF, has averaged n ioli"s:S:
The Professor al lodcru languages, 500 P'r dhRhH
Mathematics, S5,9n
{. I,r
required that there stall he taught IN tie school o! Modern
Languages tir French Italian Spanish German and Anglo
And with respect 10 any applicant for tue va
Nisitcr will expect Ia be informed
whether competent teach all these languages and a. not
WINCH OF them he can teach. W. II. WO0DLEf
Proctor Of ths u II IN.
~ The Wing, Richmond; the National ntriscnccr and Tie
Gp6c Washington cy the Patriot and Republican, baltimore;
The National Gazette and rcnnsy vanlan, Phadcpla lie
Evcniu. Enquirer New l"k the Alas
BOSTON, will copy the above and forward TIL II accounts
,s,n p.c Isia 6G-wiIJy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-04-02

r1,rcpaI,s S0TICEThe Marshal Of the Eastern District
t If Virginia will 10 the Asssan, Marshas the compen
sation taking the 9TH Census enumeration OF e
in the Eastern District They desired Ia make
aouarion person by proxy authorized BY power OF
attorney should be acknowledged before Magistrate and
certified. . ,.,, a., o
n,,I,1nnnd MliclI Is. ISL. I04-w3W
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-04-02

an January. there committed 10 thr IA! -
~ Isle Wight county, Negro Man, who calls hn'eh WI
liam Ba.rel and saws Ii. j. free man.
The SAID negro Of age dark cnrtN
on hi. good III teeth. when spoken u = SLOW
has his and hs back Is very
much scared rs the LASH hal nm committed 10 JAIL m old
hoazne flock coat pair of striped atine PAL falcons, ana M
old figured -ik
The above named this county with man call
linz hisc llluur Tie OF The rcne.icd t. com
py with the law by JOHN :. La iiaohE;
N,rcb ~ lO--wJHi
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-04-02
March IL

I'RANKLiN HOTEL, LyncHorc, pivgta'o--Jti> la-2f
extensive establishment has 2. been cl-'h i"f
time Tor the purpose III eiIrcuall. rcpiifin. the I
nearly completed that Tie subscribe, who las take"
the same has opened the hru,e Tor the Accommodate =
yecrs iIa,in. great cNrrnsc III furnishing ~
bll.hurnt with entirely and fashionable furniture ~
basement Ia The garrett he confident in 10 y =
NAV favor him With their cn-nn in1t ne tan oiiet t'""
n,olations a comfortable any IN the state.
The Franklin Hotel i tie largest establishment ~ w :.
az country and the office OF all the Stages rinnns ~
place kept a tile bar. PAU. 49,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-04-02
NEW AND DESIRABLE GOODS.

TINE subscribers have store entirely ,,c /,
Spring Goods TO which they invite the attention Of puh
er our terms IRE ACKNOWLEDGEMENT such merchants :,
NAV give call, confidently say they shall be pleased M
in price and quality.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-04-02
very respectfully,
Your obedient servant,


We congratulate the republic Of Texas her tri-
umphs, both in the military and diplomatic art Gen.
Hamilton has proved himself to be of The ablest
American dpomatists of the age. BY his talents and
address he procured The recognition Of Texas in
dependent nation by the most powerful empire in En-
rope and he has established her credit and f.
nances on the high and firm basis of loan in Paris.
We trust that the government at home will be careful
To preserve that credit in their finances carefully as
they would their honor young, great and gallant
people. Let them avoid the errors which the Govern
ment Of the United States have run into-and Texas
will be OF the greatest and haPPlest republics on
the earth.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-04-02
PIANO FORTE WAREHOUSE.

vE subscriber constantly receiving from the celebrated ma
nniacory Of Ninns Clark, New York, eegan. and pam
Piano Fottes possessing the latest improvements AMI that deli
cacy touch and tone, peculiar to their manu-
tacture
Also, large Of Musical Instruments aud Musical
Merchandise general.
Piano Foes repaired tuned, let hire and taken IN OK
change
CHEAP MUSIC.
The largest collection Of Music offered for sale in this
selected frnm Of the subscriber, who Is
enabled TO sell the Philadelphia and New York whole
sale and retail prices.
Those purchasing sell again will h. furnished upon better
than they can find elsewhere IN the State.
r. II. TAYLOR,
Piano Forte and Music Store, opposite the Banks
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-04-02

The Subscriber respectfully informs M rit, mn
->, country customers, aud the pubic. that he r5
4-X prepared in the trade ~ c4t
3.s1 an assortment If Hat be- hai "a Virginia
Hssr lis Manu1c,ory havin. been IN fan ofelsun a
the Winter his St0ea for tile Spring /, ing.0Dt,
arrr. and n pirdur- sell low iysl H
He wond rird those isrcSrd prefer an- Mann
f,rtrcs that a. far Hats concerned ,t m
eyrrcisr this preference their ADJ anagr They MI f
turned out Of the Rrlaoad Kat .rsae0rya nc, i.ot,
ard as cheap as any IN tie Union.
He Also keeps a.c Of all kinds Of Snurr Nm
Palm rrlori &c. wc. VIII be sold al very sna al,a4r
on Factory prices.
is stock OF ltrr's Materials is always cood-evcr, IA
the fur and trimmings line always Kept on hand
Richmond MT .Nqrr'.t,,tp
Opposite The old .WlrsS, Ho"se Bar >sra.
JOHN DuuLfI
p.h1 ea-.n
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-04-02
Ist January, l5il.

BOSTON stand this Spring plantation, akland
- Chesterfield IS miles from Richmond and Feiersiu
and row ready nj 500 the season. 70 De mo
mi,hn IT, which Isl July, with 81 cash tor Groom Mai
;ll he with what they want II shines pr daS
sent boarded gratis There = every ~
m aid ana extensive place have inc accommodation
nar- and coils such lott, stables and pastures Ever! ar
non b, Le maid 10 accidents. hui ne Liability Tor am
En.ou has run where from New ofk Ia 6cfG ahi
has won ur Jockey Clubs three and Iomr mile boats 1n
M, ,uo nse- ever d! having ln-i and !, To- W
know "a advertise length. for ms WINNINGS would w w.
whole newspaper. HIS ne, poe cr'a strength ~ lAf
''O'0 ~ " > 49, WM. Il. JOHNSON.
r.h II r9-2,wil.iiay
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-04-02
ID. s. GREGORY a. Co., Managers,
OFFICE MAIN STREET OPPOSITE EAGLE RUINS,
RifhuDnd In

Drawn Nos Of the Virginia reshIrg Lottery Glass C. Union
Lottery. No drawn Alexandra, d. e., 9TH March, drawn
9TH March, lsil:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-04-02

IN clANCERY.-In Caroline County Court SIN March ioii:
Hugh Campbell James Roy, Wndcr and Margaret his
wife, lawood Robert Pollard and Srnh his wife, Prs
ella Iarwnod Thomas arwood Archibald arwnod Martha e.
arwood Susan IIarwood Emily Iawood Henry Garnet,
Claiborne w Goorh and Maria Rcecca his wife, Charles H.
Blake and Mary Ann his wife, Lawrence Roane, Isabella f.
Warne Patsy IIpkns Richie Thomas Rome Elizabeth West
more, Anna Wr-tmuTc, Infants b. their neat friend Richard
ROwZec, flihsihs'
against
Thomas arwood John Garne Judge Thomas Enfin, James
pkns lufn lanes W. McN.a, infant children Of George
cNra and ancrva his wifc Manerra CAIN James L. Cam,
Thomas William CAIN Martha Cam, Ann Cam Sterling
MARY Clack Cam, the last .:rlt infants Php F.
Lucy Ann H. wife, Thomas H. Barnes. Jack
and Lacy l.. his wife, George upshaw, Samuel saw and
Thomas Upshaw, Defendants.
This this day be- further heard ON the papers
formerly read aud argued hy CounselUn consideration
where and the motion Of The plaintiffs The d-cterS male IN
this the lh OF October, ls) SET asdcWhrrcpon
the doth adude, order and decree that Robert Hign
who hereby appointed Commissioner nr the purpose ascertain
this Court who The neat oi Kin anh heirs 10 Ia
Eun deceased; and that he state account showing
and what proportions, thr proceeds Of the lands hereto
sold ~ the said cm- shall he distributed a'one-
them, which directed ihs Court, together with
any other deemed pcf;ncn himself winch either o
the parties may require Ia he stated
A co,y-Tesie,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-04-02
DeJate 10 be ern.inued.l
fFrn,n tho ~ y. Herald Of .Narch 10.
nnt Ar,ns for Tcras- The L0an Negotiated IN

Inn Orf1Df NrirS tOr lcTdS-IHc f0HR N65Ottdt6u
Paris by Gen. Hamihoa.
We have received important and authentic intell'-
renee of the negotiation Of loan for Texas IN Pars,
IN the month Of February last. 1t will be seen that
from the annexed letter II comes to us from General
James Hamilton the Minister of Texas in Europe, and
has been sent for publication TO ), as the readest
means of giving widespread publicity 10 the fact IL
reached this city by the recent fourth Of March Royal
steamer al Boston, and handed 10 us yesterday by
the Texan Consul for New York:
Pans, Feb. IA, lS4l.
To The Editor ofthe .Ntm York Hcrntd:-
SIR:-As the Commissioners of Loans of the repub-
lie Of Texas instructed by Ills Excellcncy, Pres
dent Lamar the event of their etectIng negocia-
ton Of the loan for that republic, TO make public an
nouucernent of the fact that mcrItorous holders of
the securities Of The Government not be the victims
of the speculation Of those acting under secret normn
ton will thank you 10 TO state i'll your paper, or #
this communication should arrive after it has gone To
press in n slip he Immediately issued from your Of
fee that have this day concluded IN this city
tract with the Bank of Messrs j. Lailitte X Co. for the
Texan Loan
forward duplicate of this letter per the Havre pack
ct Of the 10th Feb, and shall enclose this to the Texan
Consul a, New York, per the American Minister'S let
ter bag from London
remain, very respectfully,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-04-02

FRANK c. RUFFIN, 1ncraey L1n will practise in the su
peror Inferior Courts of Abemae and Fuvanna couh
ties, Address-Charlot,esyille, Va.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-04-02

TN Circuit Superior Court Of
I'll ,nrery for the county Of ienr1co and city OF
Richmond Capitol said city, Monday, Jann
the llth, 1871:
Sidney Baxter, Attorney General of the Commonwealth Of
Virginia, fIaihtlE:
against
Daniel Radcliffe and William +. Purcell, Administrations de
bonis on will annexed OF Charles Fcer, deceased
Rowland Florence William j. Weldon and James b. Thornton.
and John Mason Executors Of Thomas = Hooe, deceased,
Defendants:
The bill in this being exhibited for the Of
covering balance he due from the defendants
Daniel Ratcllic and William f. Purcell. administrators de
the will annexed Of Charles Frrtr, deceased
late county Of Prince William, in tins Commonwealth
eonm that The vested in the Literary Fund TN tie
thu the CONT doth order that pGbi
cation made three months successfully IN the Richmond
Enquirer, Richmond Wing and the National IHtclccncer pub
Of Washington, requiring all persons claiming
in the personal of the said Charles terer
pear the first day Of the directed by law 10 be
trial Chanccry and make Themselves
ties dcfc ndans 70 this suit. a Copy-Trstc,
HM c. SANDS, d. C.
Jan % sl-wl3w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-04-02

- ISSOLUTIoN-The coraunrrshp heretofore tN.s;a- IN
~ icr tr firm III Wadsworth Williams 20 4, :l iaS ~
solved by mutual consent Mr. Onen Williams having tpo
o,l entire interest TIL. remaining paitn,f>
n,.'n.. JOHN l.. WhU<NoRIH
ORRES WILLIAMS,
DAVID b. III RNER,
\, January IsaI GEORGE :. PALMER.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-04-02
BRILLIANT SCHEMES,
90 nnn 400 nA1 81 nnG

S600O0, S30,oCO, Sl5,000
1ad 16 drarn ballots, making prizes than blanks.
VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY for endowinc the Ieesburg
Academy and for purposes Cia f. for ol 10 be deter
drawing Union Lottery Class No. Ia
drawn Alexandra. D. c. Saturday, April lt Si
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-04-02

=. Orders for Tickets and Shares and Certificates = ~
in The above brilliant scheme, VII be- promptly at'h' -
tie draw ing over, account ~ y Ni ~ ~
tho b. EIGGEg, Riotnc,l, 1.
Mnrch 49,.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-04-02

OLD WINES LIQUORS AND GROCERIES.
Old India Madeira Wine ,s,,, !,
~ Old London Dock Co.iac Brandy, hen2 part W e "
Mons. j. u. Brengcr
Also Madeira Wine in pipes half pipes and quarter casks
Pale and brown Sherry do do
Port Wine, in casks and bottles
Champagne and Ciamt Wines
FroniIsnac in quarter casks do
aalinscy Madeira Wn1 IN IL gallon casks .
London Dock and Otard Dupny K Cos Cognac Brandy
JanIac and Antigua Rum and hollands tin
Richardson's and Gitsons old Barley Whiskey
By Recent .irrtrafs,
Superior old West India Rum
DO do Otard, Dupuy < Co.'S Cognac Brandy
Do do pale and brown Sherry
baskets Champagne Wine Of various Brands IRON quo ae
Munspcncirr down Fanny E>rr. .
Groceries, abundance. al prices commensurate WIN 'he
f"'''''' ''' Wv WI. WALLACE.
Sor 6l-Jm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-04-02

SIR CHARLES will make his neat season ~ Tn >'" y W.
- Richmond Shepherd, in thr county Of lfncc Ld"i me
yesi from H. on.-thd IL his time other ih
stable Mr. r. T. Claiborne, III the county - tnnhc ae
miles below RancS Tavern the STAGE Road, ard one @
him; III ms time al The uf Mr. l.. w Lee, miles >,r
1I. nnn ot Curl,yr Buckingham County, aud wl T. II I.
mares prire Of Sl2 The season. and go y pm "H
The single leap and So u nsurc-ihr n>tan,s
nry pavrie When ascealnrd or tire nil' th'G
"a r.nis . be groom ~ every instance ~ ht- ii1
he nitl the Gl.r tat-+
agreed 10 al The 10 Commence the 1911 AA!
ard expire ti- liih !u:.
Sir charles is rich rbesnn sorrrl, Is hands incss ih II
fine me and commanding FORM nine years old mex Stt
Sn,dn IL. ~ old SIR Charl-s-Sif Charles. Dam Is Ell
Cnlti.aor and he b. Old Imported Diomed &C. fo 'ha's
P''''"'' EDWARD 4. B!.ANToN
ph,a Il ID
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-04-02
Fredericksburg, Va, March 23d, 1911

NTOTlCE-ST. LEDGER, by American Eclipse, and fu r"
~ Their to The ARIEL, Lance AMI ohtiE-
dam ao brought oilcr noted horses Keenan, "i
and Angelina all winners from mile heats, neither ~
breaking down. viii stand the present season II NY a y
Sl0 per
Cninh who was American Eclipse viii make i> 'f' -i
this Spring, Captain Thomas Days' stable Green COUNTY
and SIZE of Ills having received an may !" u
"7 ~ W. l.. WHITE.
,h FL ,su SIT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-04-02

NEW CANTON PROPERTY FOR SALE
SUFFICIENTLY aud well constructed Tavern House.
~ stories neatly iu>cd Kitchen smoke house,
and every necessary house good stables
spacious gardens with several acres 81 lhh
attached prrin>s Tins situation tie most de'Glin
aud ought Tie desirable Ncw Canton, cnnnlc
4 several miles and down The risc
viewing The canal and pack, boats III operation A>" sou
convenient store House N the Of the town, Cross
leading fry, hall acre lni attached &C. .iiso i
well known Ferry with Improvements. known rs I'm
mons Ferry consisting commodious urrlnSr
lumber house and portion entirely private, Tor small family
iso Ware House. recently built. S;c Al. The hoehou an"
kitchen furniture horses and other articles,
too tedious 10 name Estate will he sold on one, TWO
aud ycars paying fourth Of the purchase money III
hand tif other arrangements madet Bonds WIN a
proved security deed The property to secure uIe pay
nras viii he r,Gncd The lrrishabc property will be sold on
credit Of nine months Bonds with satisfactory security, Tor al
nronesty viii Lr offered f Sale If New Caution,
WEDNESDAY r 81 div Of nest month"; April if fair, if not
he uext fnir dny &c JNu. MhNEY, a.,
WILLIAM u. NDRNEIL,
Trustees J,r L0usa b. .f,dcrson
u,,.,, oc,i lU1-wiw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-04-02
= '0's-'fS. JOIN |. rESDLEroN, Clerk

CoMMrs,oxEa. OFrlcr, Bowling Gern, Gil March, ISL
The parties named The m decree an all Others 'i'-
ns Of kin and heirs OF Ga'arnc uin deceased are
ot-d shall proceed office. n THIS place. on
Tuesday 18Th LAY April II O'Clock, A. NJ 10 make
enquiry and appoonncnt thereby directed, II which time
and place they required appear and exhibit evidence TO sup
port their respective claims.
iloBT HuDCiN, Special COMMISSIONS.
MnrrlI lll-wIllA
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-04-02

Piano Forte and .Nasie StOrs, opposite the Banks.
D-ulJm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-04-02

smhtield Isle of Wight County, Va, February sd. ISL
49, NJ $50 - lO7-wtd
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-05-28
THE TWO FARMERS.

FARMER SIMPLE lived on n mountain which
afforded excellent pasturage for cattle, and IN The
small vallies he cut an abundance Of grass TO feed
them on during the winter. The soil was hard to
till, and he could not raise grain without great
deal of labor.
Farmer Grub lived on rich bottom land, poem
liarly adapted to the production of corn. He could
raise on an acre twice as much as his ghbor
Simple, and with less labor.
The neighbors lived for four years in great COM
fort and harmony, Simple exchanging his cattle Tor
Grub's corn and both were getting rich.
One day farmer Simple said TO his boys, (nnd he
had four of rhcm,) Il have been thinking 1t would
be better to raise our own corn and save the cattle
we now give for it. We shall then have plenty
of work and be more independent
Father said John, think we should have
harder work and get less for it,
How so,' said Simple.
"A good cow is worth $24, and corn is worth
80 cents a bushe For one COW we can get 30
bushels Of corn, and we can raise two cows with
the labor it will take to raise 80 bushels OF corn on
our hard land For the ttro cows neghbor Grub
will give US 60 bushels
Never mnd,' said the old gentleman, Il don't
like 10 he dependant on my neishbors; am IN Ia
vor of home industry
so am /, father said John, but want to
make home industry rs profitable as possible. II
BY selling cattle TO neghbor Grub, we can get twice
as much corn raised upon his land as we can raise
with the same labor on our own, think we had
better stick TO raising cattle