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Of U0TcSirdrfS FOst'g Us JeS NPsV"e
7RersoCl
How beautiful when NJ lot" helcht,
iinno, ascendS among the mmblest poor,
AMI feeling sinks - deep, See There ihe door
az one a widow, left b,neaih weight
OF bl,mcles> debt On Eyll fCinne's spite
She. wasted no complaint hut >troso 10 make
4 iust repayment, both Tor conscience sake
Ana that her self and hers should stand urrsht
In The wnflG'e eye. Her work wien daylight laicd
paused mai and through the depth Of night she kept
such earnest vigiS, THAI belief prevailed
ly,r, some. the noble creature never >leii'
PM, one hy one the hand ol Death assiiled
Her children from ter mniost heart he"ept
.rh. Mother mnurned nor ceased her tears io flow,
'rllIa Winters Goon-dav placed her buried Son
Erfo,e her eyes, last child Of many gone-
His rainenl Of angelic white und 10.
His very feet bright a. the dazzling snow
Which lhry are louchnc yea, far brighter, even
A. that which comes, ms u come from Heaven,
SnrpasSes ausht these elements can SHOW.
Much she relricrd trusting HAT from that hour
Wha,r'rf belel she could not grove az pine,
Rui The Trans cured, IN ard 0Gt oi season,
Appeared, and s,jflunl presence gamer io"'i
Over material forms that mastered reason
on, gracious Heaven, IN pts n'uhe her thine!
But why lha, prayer aS If 10 her could coHc
Nn GOOD but bS The y1y thai leads to bliss
THROUGH neatit-Sa iutgiu. should judge ani!>s
SINCE reason faded want her ;hrcatcnt, doom,
Vet .r-guen; tran, l,rtS in.a'c the gloom:
Nor Of these u.au!acS is s.ic ole iGht ki,s
The air, or laugh upon prscii'ct
M nnssin. through strange suefings toward The tomb,
she smiles a. a martyrs crown were won;
OF when lieht break through clouds waving trees
Wi,h on. spread arms and fallen upon her knees,
The Mother haliS ia her descending son
An Angel, aud IN e'ut'y rNaccS
Her ow III giOIv seen 1c5l'
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TCORTY DOLLARS REWARD-For my Negro man, Cary
the 18th Of April last Cary TO
black inclined TO be yeowis-c is under mddng height
and muscle between 90 and IS DID, he has
right LETT side Of his neck, but believed to lie the
Sieths accustomed from rising while child.
Although have brought Cary up The plough, he may endea
employment shoemaker since he has been cob
bling for the last W years and fond OF The tade lie
speaks quick when spoken To- and generally steps
quick his CONSIDERABLY turne! He had tole
rally good Winter clothing when he went of, among which
light purple jeans coat aud jeans pants not coored lie
have exchanged them.
Will rive tn. above reward of SO il he s tkes Of this
West Fail! in Cum erlnd county
or will give SIS taken this and delivered
confined in jail so that get HIM again.
THOS. B. GOODMAN.
Fall Mar e. .Mi
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u TWEEN John Eaiey Union Coffee House and R. H. Jen
I'D kns's Dr Good store and doors below Governor street
We would take this late opportunity Of thanking The public of
avors received the last SIX II not design at rS
establish ourselves through the hui Ia do by giving sa
sciion all who call which consider Tar peier
any other basis, and Of which glad TO know has
been almost universal.
design to pursue same course this time, and for
All goods sold by that do phrase In COST quail
color make fashion, otherwise, can he returned ana
the money eiundcd-povided the shall not have een
We have this time large stock if not larger than
auv State line of business and would respectfully
invite economist give call before purchasing and e1-
HIMSELF aud prices not pronounced as low or
than the city shall be very much deceived
We have Cloth Coats S2 while others charge s2 for making
and trimmings the customer furnishing the CLOTH and pants ~
that for sl4 aud Vests, Shirts Drawers Handkerchief
Cavas Stocks Sspende Sucks Gloves and Collars of many
kinds qualities, and all other articles usually kept by Cloth
rs Of which determined sell low for cash. and
quest the public and whether they want to buy not
l- al Goods warranted.
:6--wIys
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Caroline. June ao,h, 1912.
pRPSU SPRING GOODS.

WYNN F. BUTLER Importer Of cana, queeasoass and Gss
w il RECEIVING per ship aIkaway, and has ahoat per s
neya now daily expected all direct from the Manufacturers his
usual large and selection Of China Glass and w
months 10 punua buyers lie feels CONFIDENT that merchants
will not consider necessary farther North for Goods in his
line if they will give him call
WM F. BUTLER doors above Bell Tavern
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IN CHASCERY -ViRci>,:-Ata Court held for Louisa
~ the Court house thereof onday the 9Th day Of May
l5io
William Foster, plaintiffs:
against
Sarah Foster the widow Of BENZ Foster Eliza Foster Samuel
Foster Richard Foster BENZ Foster and another infant Of Benz
Foster deceased name ALSO three infant children Of
ancen Foster deceased nat known Agnes Foster vi
Simeon Foster and his hirr infant Children IN
witt Iancrlo, Uriah and Mary Jane Benjamin Johnson and
Nancy his wife Foster widow OF Richard Foster deceased
and her infant wit: Missouri and Richard Foster
and Sarah his wife, Robert Crkr who married
Patsy Foster and his three infant Children to witt
Mary Maria and Martha Sarah. Defendants:
The Defendants Sarah Foster, widow of Benjamin Foster, Eli
n Foster Samuel Foster Richard Foster Benjamin Fuer, and
the infant If Benjamin Foster, deceased whose name Is mol
Known also the .ec children Of LanceIo Foster de
ceased wluse names known, Jane Foster, widow Of
Richard Foster deceased and her infant children, IL Wiz
Missouri Richard Foster and Richard Ghs not having en-
tered their given security according law and
the rules of this Court and appearing the satisfaction of the
Court that they are inhabitants OF this STALE motion OF
plaintiff attorney, II Is ordered, that the said las
named defendants do appear before tie justices Of COUNTY
Court Of Louisa County the Court house, Tie second Mon
day in August next the bill Of the plaintiff and that
copy Of this order hwth inserted in newspaper
published the city of Richmond for TWO months excessively
and posted at the this county Court day
Copy-Teste,
I,na- 9-w6w
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Rebecca C., Ann f. William T.. John A., Mary \. G. and
Martha Ford, infant children Of the said William and Mary A.
Ford by Giles a. Miller their guardian al litrm. spotswood
Jones' Dontia the wife Of TnnaS Jones the children of Mar
Ina pshaw, whose the children of Mary
" Upsaw whose unknown. the children Of Eliza
Yerce also unknown James f. Grieg Martha
l.. c. the wife Of Richard = Forrest Aphcus Jones and Cor
nelia the wife George q. Scott Defendants:
The defendants Saoswood Jones' Duniia wife of 1hu
Jones children Of Martha A. Upshaw, whose
known the children of Mary V. Upaw, whose
known and the children Of Eliza Yercr whose
known having entered their appearance and given security
according the act Of Assembly and the rules OF this Court and
appearing satisfactory evidence they
IL j. ordered That the said appear
the justices of said Court, The Court house.
Of October Court and the bill of plain
iifs: cory this order he fow il inserted
newspaper published the eiiy of Richmond months
successfully and posted
this county. Copy-Te-ie.
r. FITZGERALD, Clerk.
I,Iv 10
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NTOTfCE-A Petition will be presented 10 the Legislature
~ Of Virginia. praying the Of law establishing pre-
cnct Election at keysvilc, III tie county of Charlotte
MANY VOTERS
I,,i,t WlIy
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ITO MR. CARY SEARS.-Sir:-on Thursday the 22ra ~,
September hetwt the hours Of 10 oc"eh ~
noon aud otnck in the afternoon. al Gloucester y
we shall take the dispositions of Peter Kemp and o'a
read AS evidence in chancery su depending IN the
perior Cont of Law and Chancery Tor Gloucester
hich plaintiffs and YOU and Others are len
and II, from any the said dispositions are m I'M,
being commenced are completed thai da, we Il,
time the taking from day to day until thr ~
nisled and you being inhahtant of thlt star ,.:
yon this notice required by law. in order that you '
at and place above specified you think
WILLIAM r. SMITH & CO., By thef a,ais
Gloucester co., Va, July 10, 1872. -
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xxyILLAM GORDON, C0MMIs,os MEscHAaT, Counting Room
w on Caru street merit door UesrS Shields SJmerrHt
All consignnents to my address shall be attended to With dill
.nce and care. June 3 e-w3m
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DRINTING INK.-We shall have constantly hand .l
supply of Johnson Dnrants best Printing Ink, moderate
prices . - o 900
Enquirer Office, March 10, 1912. loo
VIRGINIA LAND OFFICE, June 29th l5i2ln conformity
entitled "An act Ia reduce act the several
Esccators passed the 9th of January, 1872
do hereby known to all whom Concern, that
peas by certificate Of the Eschcor Of the county Of North
ampnn Dist June 1872 and this day received nin the
Land Office that. y inquest held the 18th day Of May,
1872 lot Easlvlle, in the county Of Northampton continuing
one Of which John Whitehead died seized has
b., en- escheated to this Commonwealth.
:. II. PARKER, Reg Va. l.. Office.
July T-w6w
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rU'O ME-SRs. THOMAS b. FOX AND JOHN u. foN-
Gen!emen:-On Thursday, the s2nd day o; se',h.e /.
tween the hours of ~ O'Clock in the forenoon ah1
the afternoon al Gloucester Court house We >a taSe
sons of Thomas b. Cooke aud others, 10 he read A.
c!ancery suit depending in the Ccu, Superior t"n
and Chancery for Gloucester county, In which sun We
lifts and you and others defendants; and IT, rom Nv!
the said dispositions not taken that day, o. IN ass
menced not finished, shall continue the taxing lin.
from day day until they eompleted; and you no I
atants Of this State, give this notice, y ,b,s
law, in order tha. you may attend ut the time AMI '
specified, If you think proper. . ,,,o,n,s.
WILLIAM +. SMITH & Co., BY their A :, oS.s
Gloucester CO. Va, July 18Th, 1870. 49,
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Nc, ac So intluo4 coort themselves with what ) Gem
t,ir Srt ahd easily .fuw dead l" uie I'M
Il m. brauriial and tc perfect taa ever! "ne sh"nid
,n and no!lis his uiai the Ia, at! 9" etins r inns'
% method in iis uawcr For can hear 10 be eh'fe
en,iv,d oc such cnjoy II only because hey are ho
80 IN ..,e %; What excellent thai Tie eeneia's oi Ptoi.e
- lirhr in silly aud n>iid tlng provided 'e! p' he"
,"ne 80 crcur EVERY Last TO HEAR
,oyG READ roEM, SEE ZINE fie'thE, ANp u
- -. =, spgAA nEAso>AHLE WORDS
II De f'S'i'lh' - G0e.fe H.htimeis;er.
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~ CHANCERY.-VmGisI.-At Rules held in the Clerks
Office of Nooway County Court, the 9Th day of July Isi:
Vim. Ford and Mary ~ his wife, Plaintiffs:
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INDEPENDENT CLASSES.

Law s2e
Junior Latin Glass go
Senior do 200
Junior Greek Glass 20 h
Senior do
Preparatory Mathematics - "
The price Of Board here put down s3o that pad ne
College Steward, who in consideration Of certain pri'H %
binds himself 10 the Faculty take all stu dents who apr
fer board at the price here stated The Students boarding w"
him, lodge in The College building.
The price Of Board including washing, lights and fuel al %
Boarding Houses in town, exceed $780, This ha' '
established BY general understanding with The College an
rites.
To the Junior Mathematical Class the Student mGi
prepared commence with simple Equations. Those not or
pared may obtain the necessary preparation IN PePa~
Class.
In addition studies above enumerated, there i d'
Of higher studies necessary to the attainment OF tr dr
Of A. VI.
Information concerning tins course, las well rs ohef NV
lie obtained from the annual Catalogues. rnrr>9
with al the Professors. The classical certificate j.
quired for the degree of A. NJ.
Gentlemen shlng prepare themselves for Medical Or y
ton at Institution, obtain the prrprt
Professor Mllncon who gives private 81 'ieci'
struction: Fee S.pJ.
In addition Class Of Municipal Law there u -eo
and private by The Professor IN which the le" -
will be fuckers Comnen: iries the Revised Code !" NAY
grst, Stephen an Pleading Isl or 2nd edition. MiWl
inss while student have advantage of reldIn.
extensive and well assorted reference Library: Zee So
Text Books all The subjects referred TO- can be id
prices not exceeding those IN the cities. .s
All persons attending of TIE private Classrs heh
Is happen Students az the College, will be hF'
TO matricuate IL above The ace of IT, .,.t
Private instruction the Classics preparation. for
in the German Language, may be obtained IN town ,n,
+. Il. DEW Pfe.li.a
JuIv ~ 2I-wawSwljS~u
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.W. Websfer 10 -H. Thompson.
DEPARTMENT OF STATE.

Washington, July 18Th, l5I2.
Sir: After writing to you on the 9Th instant, re-
ceyed, through The channel the former, MIR. de
Bocanegras second letter, and at the same time your
despatch of the 9th of June, and your private letter of
the 2lst. This last letter Of Mr.. de Bocanegra was
written. as You will see, before possible for him
10 expect an answer to his first, which is
forwarded, and shows the groundess nature of the
complaints Of Mexico
The letter itself is highly exceptonable and often
sive 1t impues violations of honor and good faith to
the Government of the u S. not only in the most un-
lust but in the most ndecorous You have not
spoken OF it terms too strong in your circular 10 the
members of the diplomatic corps.
On the receipt OF this you will write note 10 MIR.
de Bocanegra, in which you will say That the Secre
,ary of State of the u S the 9TH of July, received
his letter CT the 3st of May that the President of the
u S. considers the language and tone of that letter de-
rogaory the character Of The U. S, and highly Of
fensive, as it imputes 10 their Government direct
breach of ath and that he directs that other answer
be given than the declaration that the conduct Of the
Government of the u s., in regard to the war between
Mexico and Texas, having been always hitherto &C.
yerned by strict and impartial regard to its neutral
obligations will not be changed altered in any re-
spect or in any degree If for this the Government of
Mexico shall fit 10 change the relations at present
existing between the two countries the responsibility
remains with herself
/ am, Sir, your obedient servant,
DANIEL WEBSTER.
TO w4ror ToassoN Esq Eagoy Extraordinary aud Minister
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July II

u EMovAL-JrLr, Isia-R II. JENKINS has removed his
IL entire stock Dry Goods the Of Exchange
Main streets opposite the of Mr.. John y. Gordon
Having the last few months been preparing for this change
by selling of his old stock nj reduced prices, he has
prices and which jr cash g together with those
goods hand will be sold the very lowest prices the
articles purchased like quantities. any part
United States.
To merchants families and others, he particularly invites
attention. Amongst the bargains, will he found
and mourning Lawns for dresses from and upwards
1000 pieces CallroeS, from Sc To the finest made
Blcach-d and unhcaced Cntons OF all styles ard cheap.
Cotton 0znalurcs, all qualities.
Lace Goods. of every description.
Cloths, cassimeres and Vcsngs.
Gcntlemrns Goods. Gf al! kinds.
Linen all prices and ~ !es.
silk and cotton Umbrellas.
Ronne,s and Bonnet Ribbons.
yellow Nankerns.
Flannel for Summer, &c.
y. BAH kinds OF Summer Goods will be sold great bar
gains, at R. II. JENKINS
July IL l9-wtf
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WANTED II this office, Apprentice To the Printing Be
w Boy from ID IL years DID, possessing good l
gsl cdncatInn.
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TO WlroY TloSssoN, ESQ., EnYoy Extraordinary aud Minister
PeniputcntIary TIE U. d., M.S.cd.
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IN CHANCERYAt Rules taken the Clerks Office of The
Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chancery Of Prince Ed
ward county, the lth day Of July, 1922
Serena C. Stern, Plaintiff:
against
Charles r. Stern, James Bonduan and James seofeld,
Defendants:
defendant James seord having his appear
and given secnIty according Of the General
senhly and the rules of this Court and appearing that
nhah'ant Of this State, the motion of The plaintiff
COUNSEL entered rules aforesaid ccordnQy
That said defendant James Scohed. do appear on the
first day of September Term next and the plaintiffs BILL
that copy Of this order he forthwith inserted one
public newspapers printed in the city Richmond for two
months successfully and posted the front door Court
house Of this county. A Copy-TeHe,
3. J. WoRsHAM, c. c.
July II l9-wsw.
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4 MELTA SULPHUR sPgINGS-Ths long known watering
n place. in the county of Amelia 50 miles SogtWss
Of Richmond Is miles West of Petersburg aud % miles E
Famvlc ready Tor the reception of Visitors ana ever,
arangs made and mak their comfortable
tion. The walks aud pleasure grounds about the establishment
have been beautifully laid aud hand "nrl
ed and every thin. about put in The finest and mos, ;>tef
order.
The proprietor latters himself that the Amelia Spring.
similar establishment IN Virginia,
beauty and The properties al IL waters. The tAcit oi H.
proveme sufficient fur hundreds nj time
lie pledges himself that nothing his pat shall BE-
comfort and satisfaction IFS guests HIS ice houses
filled with bar shall he furnished
the country and markets afford. The usual completeness;
wants and 0silrr III he IN attendance scientific hu
stefan employed good band OF Musicians, who
their post the LIT July. From the pressure Of IL.
the charges o this establishment are reduced the follow
price,.
81 % per day for man. - per day for horse
: 90 - week, { 50 I" week.
IS 90 Z" month. Is 90 {" month
Children under - years of age aud Servants haf prize.
FRANCIS a. WILSON.
July 10 1-Wiw
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In the United States Cont for the Eastern District Of VnsG
July 10Th, l-il
WILLIAM A. FRAYsER, Of the county of Cumberland, bag
w ing filed petition praying that lie may he DECLARED ans
rupt ordered thai persons claiming be creditors
said William A. Frayser show 10 the Court the l
September II, why the William 4. Frlysct
ared Bankrupt pursuant 10 the act of Congress in that behalf
aud that copy of this order be- published In the newspaper
cordns TO the 2and aud 2ith Rules Of Court
\ Copy-Teste,
HENRY GIBSON Clark
I'M
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WILLIAM & MARY COLLEGE-The Lectures in TN. In.
w stituon will commence the end Monday in October
Course for the Dseree Of Il. b.
JUNIOR YEAR.
Bellies Letres, Logic, Ethics and Hsory-Thomas R. Dew
President and Professor.
Political Law aud Government beverly Tucker, Professor
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Saunders, Professor.
Che mistIy-Joln Millncon Professor.
SENIOR YEAR
Political Economy aud ysics.-Thomas r. Dew, pfo.
fessor.
Natural PLl!osophy.-John Mlllngon, Professor
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Saunders, Professor.
INDEPENDENT CLASS.
Law.-B. Tucker, Professor.
Preparatory Mathematcs.-Rohcrt Saunders, Professor
CLASSICAL DEPARTMENT.
Ancient Lansnases-Charles Minncerole, Professor.
To the Junior Latin Class the Student PREPARED
read Sallus aud Virgil and Tor admission thu JUNIOR
Greek Glass he must he prepared 10 read S-noyhon.
Expenses NJ q resuidr Stulent.
JUNIOR YEAR.
Fee. 10 three Professors, $40 each 500
Half fee, tJunior Political CLASH
Naturalization Zee, sn
Board, (including washing, lights and fne 1000
sos "
SENIOR YEAR.
Fees three Professors sN
Naturalization fee, 3N
Board, &c. 80
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F N, uee roiume Of UordSroS P0s'r as gf' ups'''Hea
''' .7RerieG.J
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1842-04-16

Wing principles, will ask why they and their
friends are to be deprived of the benefits that
usually enure to successful partisans, and they
may tell them that, instead of cherishing friend
ly relations with those who exercise the appoint
ing power, they treated them with every sort of
contempt, and therefore lost all influence with
them. Should it be demanded why the Urea
sury is left bankrupt, the national defences in
ruins, the national industry Frustrated and cast
down, they may answer, that, had these things
been attended to, the captains" Administra-
ton would have enjoyed the credit of it, and
they wished the honor to be confined to Henry
Clay, and therefore disregarded the agonies of
a suffering country. Yes these questions may
be put, and these answers may be given, but
what will the People say2 Let the PEOPLE,
John Tylers PARTY, answer.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1842-04-16
THE GLOBE-MR. WEBSTER.

We like occasionally to look back into the
history of politics and politicians. We learn,
from the study, to the influence of early habit
well as others, have been puzzled to discover
the existence of an Immediately operating mo-
tive. The Globe, we regret to see, with great
want of tact in regard to our foreign relations,
still continues its trades of invective against
the Secretary Of State We do not regret these
attacks on account of the Secretary himself, but
from higher considerations, which must be pal
pabe. That such assaults can injure Mr..
Webster, we feel no apprehension. Mr.. Cal
houn yet remains unscathed after years of war
fare still more rancorous than is now waged on
the former. Nay so complete has been the con-
version of the Globe, that the South Carolina
Senator has been raised from the pollution Of
political infamy to the altar of its dolatry. We
regretted at the time, the bitterness of the
| Globes invectives against Mr.. Calhoun, as we
| now regret the unnecessary virulence OF Its
abuse against the Secretary Of State. In ap
pealing to its consistency, we may occasionally
revert to some of its language in times gone by
For the present we will satisfy ourselves with
| quoting single sentence.
He (Mr. Calhoun) is seeking to ally himself again
with the nercenary system to which he and MIR. Clay
both looked for in the beginning of their Pre-
sidential career"
| Mark-Mr. Calhoun was at one time merce-
| nary. Is it necessary to undertake vindication
of Mr.. Webster against charge of a similar
character, when we view the position in which
the Globe now stands with respect to Mr.. Cal
houn2