davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-07-29

ITO STUDENTS OF LAW.-Thc subscriber proposes
open Establishment in South Baltimore. upon the
same extensive plan formerly And should suitable number
students between this and the first of October
there will delivered Lectures literary aud
subjects in addition many Law, and the phloso
ply of general politics. Students will also have the privilege OF
Moot Court in the practical and
sve and miscellaneous library their command The
Establishment will be- open for few students, in advance
of those who may hereafter attend
DAVID HOFFMAN.
o.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-07-29

In the United States Court for the Eastern p's"e' "
July 1ib 1872: ,.s Std =.
ID W. HUNTER, of CRY Of Richmond aasns supr
II. ton praying thai he may be draeu If The sad
Hnn,er show cause to the Court the l2th Day o.
Der NEXT why the said W. Hunter be no @ Thai COP
pursuant 10 the act Congress in that beha a IN m na
This order be published in the newspapers ACCORDING
and oath Rules of Court.
hh''A w. ls-~3"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-07-29

From .Itr IFf5NNs.J
ioA&s - VI idh GI"h III! ah'
lyl.v 4 rutta'n. lsi2.
FIN, l. m, ,lc 81 delicate GIahrfntd i''t volume con
,n, son, If Nh E.,au;'- foom NJ. before collected
No o them have published IN the etotfic Review bn
h.y are nh of that character which fresh beauties are nisco
,.,l =, ryey peruSal The announcement that some 81 The
.cas in HANK verse OF longer unfinished oei
-. IN Ms n hopc of compi.iiun which "e trS the author
~, ~, .,onnt We extract the volume characteristic
pnsm ed
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-07-29
June 81

TJ1RI,sTEE'S SALE OF CHESTERFIELD LhAD-p, ,tv
i tue of n Deed Of Trust executed BY Archibia '' ~
subscriber fer certain purposes therein mentioned dar'
day February 1872 and Of record IN The ofifr Of pn
auction 10 The highest bidder fr ca.h, Chr'irfhra e
house on Monday. the eth day IL Aur.-i NEXT hhs 81,
day Tract Of Land situated in the eouny OF -. Coi
tan, about ~ Richmond. aud miles h' ~, fat
house. aud bounded by the lands Of lanes McIer ga acre,
e H. odscy, and Robert Mcl@iland aud eapae
The title is believed to be- good. but acting IN "u'
ty shall only convey such vested ~ me- NV T,u.t-e
July
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-07-29
New Kent C. H., Va, July %.

INDIAN BANKS FOR SAiE-1!c subscriber. iniim, blind,
cling inst Ii unable attend In The cultivation OF his
farm therefore disposed 10 sell fair price, reasonable
credit.
mouth Moraco creek Richmond county, Two branches Gf
the nearly enclosing farm The situation il believed 10
healthy the Rappahannock river. The i'm
IrnvrnentS brick dwelling house with three rooms aud
passage aud five above, good kitchen, store house,
Of family, with house In the yard all IN
good repair The soil OF the garden IS inferior 10 none in lower
Vrrnia-and la with the yard has been recently enclosed
durable materials. The land aounds in Shells and is
called land. The creek the lower end OF The
garden and furnishes good oysters be had the Rap
palaGuock or tsewbere-wiiI fine situation m bedding them
The farm Is well enclosed.
desirable he had The Rappahannock,
and yielding greater product Such farms
seldom m market
disposed purchase visit The farm ard examine
for L. L. Puts. postage paid lappahan
rock, Va ibriber the farm, al Farnam Church,
either u whom III make known the terms, &c.
THOMAS DoBYNs.
Indian Bank. 1912. l6-wiw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-07-29

VALUABLE TOBACCO LANDS MD MILLS FOR SALE.
The subscriber offers for sale the Tract of Land which
he resides, known tr Jonesoo' Tract torney the resi-
dcnrr OF the LAKE Chief Justice henderson, lying within mile
iansboough ard miles of Henderson Depot, and
healthy and excellent nrgburhnod This contains
G including fair proportion Of wood land all of which
well adapted tho growth o wheat and tobacco
A,o his Mills Island Creek and the tract Of land whereon
they situated continuing 2l9 living in Granville county,
North Wilamsboro' The Grist Sill . good
repair, surpassed by in Nnr Carolina for mannc
turing flour There is also Saw Mill on Ills tract. About
half of this is in original growth The cleared land IN
heart and fine of tobacco growing upon
Persons wishn. purchase tins valuable
property would lo rail- the subscribers living al Jones'
horo viii known his terms and show them the
William H. .OBaRIS, JH
July - .2-wbw
10 The Wing will copy wGw and send account to this oce for
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-07-29

INDIAN FIELDS FOR SALE offer for sale tbs heat
tnl and productive Farm, containing abot sS hundred and
twenty five acres vin. road lsalin. from Charles
Ciiy Courthouse Echond, and within mile o James
sufficiently for lining mailing boil; of which
had. There about three hundred and
sixty ofarabc land Nearly all Of the red soil highly esli
mated in this secon lying WE'LL easily worked and improved,
and pays assisted any soil known or
remainder hundred HAT land with valuable
growth 1.-THE residue IN suitable for
cord wood such rs my neighbour Dr. Wilcox selling very
pdy New York market Most Of the buildings III good
condition. consisting Of dwell house and all necessary out
houses. Any person wishing purchase invited 10 view the
communicate with by letter, directed 10 Chas CITY
Court Possession given the Isl day Of Janu ry with the
privilege of seeding crop OF wheat.
WM. TYLER.
Charles City county, July Is, 1912. :O-w4w
LIZ IlIcnnl Auy md
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-07-29
J. &. GREGORY x Co.., Managers,

j. &. GREGORY IL Co.. Managers,
O6ee on Main 2d Main aud li streets,
RICHMOND VIRGINIA.
For Saturday, Both july VIRGINIA LEESBURG LOTTERY,
Glass X, for 1892 TO he drawn al Alexandria, Va.
GG and 10 drawn ballots
prize of Sa5U0 prize OF SLian
1 do 1850 20 do. ,U0U
| do. 1000 &c, &c.
Tickets sl0-lalvrs 5-quarers , so.
certificate package Of 81 whole tickets SiO0-sares in
proportion.
D and shares and certificates Of packages in the
above splendid Lotteries, address 20
J. q. GREGORY & CO.. Managers, Richmond, Va.
All orders promptly attended to- aud Of the drawing
sent % all who order from
June ~ li-wld
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-07-29
lU.O1G.235


which sum the people this country have to pay, in
order get 81 e3396O INTO The Treasury, on bar ron
The next article will notice is sugar. The guam.
,ity imported into this country during the commercial
year of $40, OF brown sugar, 7,953,O33 lbs
lued at Sl,7i2,49, cents per pound; OF white, clay
ed, &c, l2,el 552 bs valued at >- AS, six and
half cents per pound making, in the whole, l2O939,
5c5 pounds The bill from the Committee of Ways
and Means proposes TO levy duty of two and half
cents per pound on brown sugar. four cents on white,
clayed, &c, and six cents on loaf. make my esti-
mates on the whole quantity at two and half cents
per pound The amount of duty 20, 9395S5 pounds,
at % cen per pound, would be S3,O23,4e9
To which add 30 per cent. for profit on
the duty 10 the importer and retuer 9O7,l46
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-07-29
S3.s0I..li Is

Thus the people of this country pay the enormous
sum of S,ooI ,4i3, in order to gel S'oIo1 into the
Treasury, on the single article oil pig ron
But the results are equally striking in connexlon
with bar and rolled iron. The quantity imported in
the yeur ending September 30, lc4o, was ,222 100
cwt, or G 1899 tons, the original cost Of which was
-, 397 ,1S0 or about $50 30 per ton
The bill from the Committee of Ways and Means
proposes to levy duty of $50 per ton on bar and
rolled ron-whch, on 81 ,l3sS tons, would amount unit
IN 81 1888 $50
To which add 30 per cent. for the profits
amounting to 55O,les
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-07-29
SIN I'D Ga


This reasoning applies ony foreign
general consumption ~ The country II Goes
apply articles Of wh' we make surplus such as pctaoe>
wheat, cotton, &c.
Thus i, appears, by this calculation, that the people
of this country pay the enormous sum Of ,2S2
order TO ret 800 into the Treasury in the
articles above enumerated. ! am aware that there
should be some deduction made from the amount C.
tuay paid account Of the fact that the foreign
facturer bears small portion ot the increased duty, in
the slight reduction he makes in price, in order TO get
his goods into market; and also, on account of the
fact that the domestic article is valued at The prices
this country, and the foreign at the prices they cost in
the country whence imported. For these two conside
ra,ons allow $40, 000,000 which is sufficiently am
pie. The result, them is, in round numbers that the
people of this country actually pay the astounding sum
of Mrtyniae millions Of dollars, in order 10 get ten
millions into the Treasury, the five articles above
enumerated Where does the remaining twenty-nlne
millions, which the Government does not get go' 1t
goes Sir into tie pockets Of tic manufacturer, the mer-
chant and tic retailer.
On S93 sl7 80 Of mporta,ons paving duties, the
chairman of the Committee of Ways and Means pro-
poses raise nett OF S27, 1885. In rails
ing this amount the people would be compelled to pay
in addition, for protection-or, rather, bounty TO
manuacturers-nt least 81, 100000!
The results, MIR. Chairman, TO which have arrived,
are produced by simple process of arilhmetca cacu
lation. They are simple and plain; any COM
prehend ,hem and they demonstrate beyond the power
of contradiction, the shocking nnsice of the protec
tive system If the of S27 900 900 raised By
direct taxation it would te all the people would have
TO pay. They would not be taxed that for The Co.
vernment, and cheated out of SEVENTY MILLIONS
for the manufacturer, under the Of price 1t
supendous system Of robbery: not technically SUCH
admit: but the only difference is, that in the
freebooter takes your money By force menace the
other you lose it by the agency Of legislation. The
eec, upon your pocket precisely the in both.
But the calculation have made is important in ano-
Their point of view IL illustrates tie manner in nhich
the ceah Of nation moy be transferred, through the
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-07-29

T & D. MACGREGOR COMMISSION .MER CHANTS for
OF Southern and Western Produce and purchase Of
Merchandise, for cash. No 40 Broadway New York. Refer 10
Mcsss II. w. l. J. J. Fry & Co., p;,hn,o,d
BagweI, Smith & Jones, 'o"A'
GO John Scott & Son. Fredericksburg
+" Az A. Lawrence 4 Co., p.,o,
1lenshaw, Ward & Co., ''
g Burnes, Hayes 4 Co.,
60 Peter Stagg & Son, New York.
/" John liagcerty & Sons,)
+" Thomas, Furness y Co.. ph;,,Jobi,
90 Gillespie y Jones, f
Mara llo--w2ms
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-07-29

The quantity imported in ei0 CT! ; tons; value
81 $50 With the dy and the profits Of the Importer and
retailer amounting i lbs dded first and it
this country, the whole quantity Al ISL,
62s about 500 per Bar quoted in the prices
eh cities $50 10 SlOn per Ii costs The
in the country much The results Of NY calculations
therefore, very nearly Of calculations i'll regard TO
the other articles, the may be said.
THE first duy, profits of the importer &C. brings the
article the little less than eight
per Pound In ordinary years, him higher
price shows that calculation the favor
able side Of my argument If errs al all.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-07-29

ry,o MARY WILLIAMSON and Christian alias Cbrtii-t
alias Kit Williamsnn:-As you do reside IN the c
monwea,h of V"ina, and have Attorney within The s4u
known mr., HON notice can he served. ase TN,
thod Ia rive notice that WILL Thursday, the lh dy
September next between the hours of sunrise u That
day. the kept by Robert PrItccft, in the onni
Greene, The State at Virginia, proceed take the dep '
Of Walter oswoth and others; and, Monday, the 81 Gi
October between the hours, the Lafayette M
the county of Orange will take the dispositions Of cad a
loy aud ohe the said dispositions be read ey!rlte
in certain sut in clancery. depending in the Circuit -
perior Court of Law aud chancey for Orange county Tie
State of Virginia. in which plaintiff and and other. arc
defendants JOS Hidden
Juy - 2-wiS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-07-29

T Meeting held the 18th day of Jnne 1872 bv N.
n of Commissioners appointed by the County ColG NJ ';
In conformity with act Of the General Assembly
act concerning lost records passed January l3,h Isa3
ton having been filed with The Board by Pasca Twym,n
William Pence, Mary iierndon, widow of John eradon
ed James erndon and Robert Pritchrtr, guardian
infant Of said John erndon deceased; and il snns -
the satisfaction Of said Board, that the said MARY ..rI
James iiendon inhabitants OF this Coiinonw,ab q
ordered That the said William Pence, Mary H. rodnn y
Iierndon and Robert Pcheit guardian aforesaid A.
before the said Beard at the Court house of Greene cnn,,
the 5th day If september next the said p.,l,
that copy Of this order he forthwith inserted in some
published in the city Of Richmond for months
and posted The front door 4 the Court house this count,
Copy-Tes,e,
JOHN n. sERRILLE, Clerk Of the B,,,,
Tuv
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-07-29
In the United States Court for the Eastern District o Nrga
JUL

l9,h July, 1912:
TNthe matter of Bankruptcy of Andrew Pzyin, OF the e
Richmond, in the Eastern Virginia District.
The said Andrew Pzzin who Ransr1pt
this Court, having filed petition rain or his discharge
Ordered, that notice thereof be published in newspaper WHw
in the city of Richmond seventy DAYS least m fore The h b
Of November neat, when herring w;l he had the sri %
toa the City HAIL. in the city Of Richmond. aud all crj'
who have proved fhrir debts and other persons 81 r
appear the said tim, and place, aud show cause # ans m
have why the Of the said petitioner should b. a
HENRY GIBSON, C'cr.
| July al-wa
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-07-29

IN cIANCERY.-VfKGisIs:-At a Court continued ana -
for Louisa county, n The Court house thereof on Wclf
the 18Th day of June, 1912:
David NJ. Hunter, P!alt,ie
against
James Thomson, RobcT, s Ellis and John Ellis as Evee,,
Thomas Ellis, De,-ni,.,
The defendant James Thomson. not having entered ~
pearancc and given security, according law and m. r
this Court aud appearing 10 the satisiac ton OF the tu
is n.abant of this State, Tie motion If Tie ~,
tf by his Counsi, II ordered That the said James Tsn
do appear before the Justices o said Court nj the Coub
the second Monday in September next and answer Ii. m
the plaintiff and that copy of this order be forthwith n
newspaper published in the ely Of Richmond lr -
months successfully and that another copy be posted The
door Of the Courtnse of this county Court da
Copy-Teste,
JOHN HUNTER, cL.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-07-29

the consumer, in consequence: of the
duty, 80 per cent.-amountipg IN the o go
whole to Slo,"'o'o''
To this add the duty on the imported ia.
1 u,,aii I on The dulv " a,536,645
r,o s,,, IF The whole is 2UGI3,3ai
Thus tie people of this country pay the enormous
sum of 500 Gl3,3A the cotton fabrics they consume
in order TO get : / ,95i ,3i5 into the Treasury.
Similar results are exhibited in connsxon with The
article of iron. ,o,,,
In $40 there was imported of pig iron, llO,3il
cwt or 55l3 7.lOth ions; the original cost OF which
was el4, 5G2, or about $50 50 per ton The proposed
aor;;ed n $50 l51
TO which add 80 per cent. for the profits OF the
mporlcr and retailer The duty 1921
7l,70l
Being 90 per cent. on the first cost
The quantity of pig iron manufactured IN tins coun-
ty in lS59-40 is 2-G 903 tons; which IS increased IN
pricc to the consumer $40 per ton, in consequence Of
the duty; which, on the whole quantity is 2,Sb9o3V
Add 30 per cent. more on this sum, tor the
p prOm,J IT to sGO7O9
3,72o739
To which add the duty and the profits on
the duty to the importer and retailer, on
the amount imported I'oi
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-07-29

TN Rules held in the Clerks Of
flee Of the Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chancery Tor
I ouisa county on Monday, June the CHI 1912:
Hugh Goodwin and Polly r his wife, who sue both III thsr
right and as Executor anu i@ae1ua" VI 'his'ui ,,
ceased i'
against -
John Paot William Triee William Stout, George MOTIFS
Nathaniel Mills Samuel H. Panott George Parort Julia Paott
ca,sa PARROT william and Harriet his wife, james
Ransom his wife, Dabney H. Locker, John d. Lock
Dr. John Parrot William Trice and Clarissa NJ.
Parr not having their appearance and security,
rcup 20 law the ues of this CURT and appearing by
on motion uf the plaintiffs, by their Counsel is ordered that
The said defendants, John ParrO William Irce, and CariSsa
purro do apprar before the Judge Of the said Court The
r. hose IN The first day of the Of the said Count,
and answer The ulanli bill; and copy order be-
fwitb inserted newspaper published in The city oil
Richmond for months successfully ana posted at the front
door of the house Of this county on some Court day
JOHN HUNTER, c. c.
June 10 l0-"sw
4 VALUABLE PAMUNKEY FARM FOR SALE.-Will he
N sold al Hanover huu.e, Tuesday the 2lh day of
july next being HAMMER County Court day. by the nccr
signed acting as Commissioners under decree Of the Circuit
Snnr Court of .a~ and Cancey for the county Of Hanover,
pouoncrd on The 7 day of October 1871. in the Of John
r. Taynr plaintiff, against Robert iayo, ana
atat parcel Of Land late the dover oil Ezabeth a
lor in the estate deceased husband Richard Taylor, con-
tanning by estimation, 1885, acres
This land lies Immediately the Pamunkey river 90 miles
North Of Richmond adjoining lands of WINS. Ira L.
Bow large ana convenient dwene
house together necessary ououses fertile garden and
orchard of well selected fruit
The Will he cash, as To 30 nuh Is wiz De necessary 10
rfray the costs and Saeone third o the residue made
payable day January ls one other third ON the Isl
day Of January lsii aud the remaining tara on he ist uay ..
January purchaser giving bonds with approved security
deferred payments ahd Tile lite retained uht the Whole
Of the purchase money is paid.
ROBERT TAYLOR, lcomm,rs
ElCK. l.. WINSTON, o'"''" -
June 2 6-wtds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-07-29

To which sum are 10 be added the duty,
and the merchants and retailers profits
on the duty, amounting 10
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-07-29
July

~ CHANCERY-ViRGiS.:-A Rulcs held ~ ie ciefA
fce Of Nor,oway County Court, The 9Th day Of June
David 6. Williams, l'di""
w., ~ =, ,,, ,,a c.o,,. W oiro, Defendants
The defendant, VIM. COTan, having entered s ,s
anoe given security, according Ia the act Of m
rules this Court aud appearing by ,atisiacory a
he il not nm inabtant This country II is ordered
defendant appear before the justices OF our a'd Conf me
house on the day Of October Court next, ana
bin OF the plaintiff aud n copy Of this ocrr b. '"tta
serted in some new spaper published in the city OF kSse ne
two months SUCCESSFULLY and posted at the ifon' es
Court. house of this county.
4 Copy-Tcs,e, ,to 9 e
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-07-29

Timothy Woilliam, Plants.
against
John Rudd and Alanson s. Ellington and William Ru4d s!
ministrators Of John Rudd, decreased, Defendant.
The defendants John udt and William Rudd having
tered appearance and gwen secriiy according 10 the
Assembly and the rules OF this Court and II appearing
evidence, that tiy not Inhabitants o This cou;
ordered that the said defendants appear before the judge
said Court ut the Court house, the first day o the t
and the bill OF the plaintiff and that copy II this
he forthwith inserted in newspaper published IN the
Richmond for months sccesiyey and posted The
door Of the Court holse of this county.
Copy-Teste,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-07-29

The quantity Of bar iron manufactured II
try in the years lc39-'4O, was 1898 t
viii be increased in price 10 the consumer
quencc Of the duty, thirty dollars per ton,
to
On which sum add 80 per cent. for the
profits Of the merchant, or manufacturer
and retailer, amountlngto
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-07-29

1T7HE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, coPfAH COUNTY -
In the Circuit Court Of topah county AZ May Term l-5
Melissa sucrd Administrarrs of Wian ~ S,erd Adam
TRAITOR of all and singular The goods carlr, rights ami
which al the estate Of John Speed, deceased,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-07-29

o,JoU,Oool
The quantity Of sugar made in this country in the
year $50 5, l0,cO9 pounds, which at the cost Of
The foreign article a, cents per pound would be worth
So 2Gi 1872 which would be increased in price 10 the
consumer y per poundby the duty; amounting, on the
whole quantity, 10 S3,c77,770I
And 81 per cent TO be added TO this sum,
for the profits of the manufacturer, mer
chan, and retailer, amounting to l,l63,33l
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-07-29
King William county, July lsl, 1872.

ID EAL AND PERSONAL. PROPERTY FOR SALE-iiaving
IL sell property in Nareneo comfy Alabama
sale plantation containing 3S6 OF the
brake Land South Alabama, abst JO acres oil
cleared and In cnivat0n the balance hhely tim
bered cane Land There the Farm all the necessary
houses servants and fine gin house and all
in frs, odc also good honse for ovcrseer and an
supply This property considered by
those in the neishhood equal any in the Stale, for fer
A. rood working any the State There also
the mules and horses all aud wcihroke; and all
implements for farming such wagons plougis
hoes that least l5 bales o cotton, aud
f,, hundred barrels of will be made the farm this
year HE land Marrngn county, South Alabama, about
miles Of Woovie, and in the best neigh
horlonls Ii bounded by the lands of G
inge Esg Rev. Edward baptist and large body OF wild
cane brake land belonging To Mr. Weaver which affords tine
viii sell the farm the farm and
DESTROYS. al hnyng prefers 10 buy The farm, negroes,
aud crop, will sell all together Terms al saeFor the
farm, part only in cash will be required for the balance ce
and years will be alowedand for The
crops credit IL required will also be allowed for
well secured. If property should he
sold privately before the Isl day Of January next the whole OF
e sold the plantations the highest bidder at
public auction Mr. Edward A. Sempe living about ten miles
from tho farm Mr. ulcre the manager living the farm,
the plantation and other properly any person dis
posed III buy.
Any person DESTROYS Of purchasing r informed Of
by applying John NJ Gregory Esq Richmond
Virginia. who fully authorized bargain for the
Of The whole Of the said properly real and PERSONAL or any
par; same apply subscriber person by
letter. al New Kent Court house, Virginia.
JAMES A. SEMPLE.
~ RI Ju1va o--uSl
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-07-29

x,TILLlAM f. RTCHlE, ATTORNEY Law, Richmond, "a,
w Office for the present with Dr. Richie, on Main street above
thr Rank Feb.