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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-03-17

fnrognitio.-There is in the Hospital
Of the Charleston Mass State Prison, a
convict OH the eve of dissolution from
consumption. There is a mystery about
this man, which has never been fathomed.
de gave his name as John Smith, but
stated that was moi his real name, and he
intended il should never be known, lest
it should reach the ears of his parents and
break their hearts to know of the disgrace
he had entaled on them. He was en-
gagged among the Canadian patriots dur
ing the late revolution. and endured ma.
ny hardships and much suffering. He
appears 10 be perfectly aware Of his stu.
alton, saying he is prepared 10 60, and
expresses much gratitude 10 the warden
for his kindness. Raj. Star.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-03-17

Hing Reirenchmsnt.-It appear. frem
the off :,al minutes Of The Custom House
IN Boston. ,ha, during the period oil three
quarters af yer since the appointment
Of Lsci Liacoia. as Collector al that Por'.
a clear saving mas been effected in the
expenses Of the Office. amounting to more
Than fifteen thousand dollars; no,wirh.
standing The business of the Office has
greatly increased. both in the number VI
arrivals and the value of ,mPar,aueas.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-03-17

Both Of the handsome Schoouers built
for The Mexicsns. in New York. have
been disguised Of One was wrecked.
and The other, nis stated in the Picayunc.
was captured by the Texans, under the
very guns of the Casae u San Juan
d ulloa.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-03-17

Exploring Erpsdition.-'fhe United
States ship Vincennes was at ST. Francis
co, Upper California, on the 3lst 0cto-
Der, with the Porpoise, Flying Fish, and
brig Oregon. They were to sail the next
day for the United States, via Manila.
Singapore, and Cape of Good Hope. The
squadron will probably arrive in the Unit
ed States in June next
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-03-17

Never repine q. that for which there is
no possible remedy. a.~- 1
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-04
YAIIfAnI-E RESInENCE IN HANOVER FOR SALE

VALUABLE RESIDENCE IN HANOVER FOR SALE.
Under full authority vested in US by our father Dr. Joseph
u NJ Sheppard will SELL the 18th day of December next
fair if not the first fair day thereafter, publicly on the prem
of land which he resides called Gencairn
lying Newfnd river in Hanover county, three miles
from The Fork Churh, miles from ay orsv!e Depot
the Richmond and Fredericksburg Railroad and between four
and five miles the Iourn Railroad. II excellent tract
land containing ESQ of very mproveabe SOIL
with CLAW foundao and having many facilities for improve
ment II has Of the largest and best brick dwellings in
this part country fine orchards carden well OF
cecnt water every necessary house and
for family II situated, too in healthy and
agreeable reirhbohOod An opportunity rarely occurs Of pucas
desirable residence and good farm. Terms of sale
will follows One third Of The purchase will he
quired in ca>h-or remainder, will endeavo
of purchaser provided hands he executed for the
payment hearing interest from date and secured The
property Possession will be given The lst January
Persons wishing purchase invited to view the premises he
day Of sale. One Of the subscribers may be always
found spot On the day, III offer for SALE
credit of months the stock &C horses mules cattle sheep
hogs &c. and also, The crops Of corn oats fodder &C., and the
plantation utensils Of every description.
JAMES SHEPPARD,
J. W. SHEPPARD.
Oct. % 50-wtl D&2awtls
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-04
TNFIRMARY OF THE RICHMOND MEDICAL COLLEGE

TNFIRMARY OF THE RICHMOND MEDICAL COLLEGE,
Persons aorng under diseases of kind not contagious,
admitted in this institution n the following rates:
For any period exceeding six weeks rhue patients at SIS
per week eoOd do ST. For period exceeding six weeks
a deduction of 81 per week is made in every case.
The charges include board nursing medicines medical
attendance surgical operations and every necessary attention
patient charges made
There separate wards for the different classes of patients,
and the accommodations ample and complete in
spect.
Two Of the Professors Of tho College visit the Institution daily
having charge Of the Surgical wards and tile other of the Me
deal lying ward under the charge of the Professor OF
Obstetrics In all important the Faculty the College
called in consultation.
Gentlemen sending from the country the nfrmay
expected city reference. Letters should be address
ed to the President OF the lnirmary.
Dee 70-WlY
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-04

THRUST SAE.-Pnsiant the Of Deed Of Tnst
executed by Rob b. Cobin Samuel e. Scott and James
G. Luck, and duly recorded in the Clerks Office Of Caroline
Court order ain of money therein
specified acting Trustee will proceed 10 SELL Tuesday
Goth of necembrr rannans Store in the county
Caroline Tract Of Land known by of Hard Bargain.
containing l2 less for CASH Upon this act Of
land dwelling house and toleraby good orchard The
quality the land good having formerly been sold for S26 so
per The title 10 this land is ndspntabe but acting
Trustee, shall convey only such title i. vested in
:. Z. SCOTT, Acting Trustee.
4S-wtds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-04
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IIESRIc0 NURSERY.

Within hrse anda hdy miles Of Richmond Ya by e Turnpike
and ride tie Richmond Ftdrrfsburg aud
Potomac Railroad Cars, uiea pass through hs Plantation
sererai nmes day.
o. 0nO GRATED aud Budded Fruit Trees of fine size,
CC ,UUO offered for sale by the subscriber, consisting of 81 va
retics Of The Apple - do Pear II do Plum 46 do Peach &c do
Cherry do Apricot, do Neciane do Almond do. Fig,
do Grape Vines, do Goosehery do Cnran and do Rasp
berry, nearly all popagaied from full bearing his
orchard, and embraces perhaps selection that has been
surpassed for the climate Of Virginia.
Catalogues with directions planting he had NJ the FIX
change Reading ROOM the Seed and Plough Store Of William
Palmer and Of Mr. Thomas H. Drew where any orders left viii
he puncuay attended and any directed Joseph Sin
ton, Richmond, will receive prompt attention.
The subscriber would add that the above Trees be had
from 25 30 less than the principal Northern Nurseries
now charge, which comparison ofcatalogues will show.
JOSEPH SINT0S.
Oct ii-wjw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-04

TN ACCOMPLISHMENTS Court of Monthly Sessions,
held for Louisa county at the thereof on Monday
Lucy s. frevllian and Charles G. Trevian, Plaintiffs
IL. O. 1 Ss W DAVID avid
Hnshson Samuel IIushson William Lloyd Eliza w.
LLOYD hs wife, T. 1reviIan and Thomas r Tseyilan
The defendants William Lloyd and Eliza W. Lloyd his wife,
having entered their appearance ana gwen security
satisfaction OF the Court they inhabitants Of this
sn1 m, s,a q a y and Eliza his
do app before the justices Of our county Court OF Louisa
the m :" s aDd that aG"e e s
be forthwith in newspaper published In The city
front door Of the of this county Court day
"A ''p'''''' JOHN HUNTER, &c.
IN Hanover County Court, Octo.
Jordan Harris In his own right administrator of Finch
Cross deceased Margaret f. his WIFE who Margaret E.
Crass Plaintiffs
Nancy Cross widow Of Finch Cross Walter T. Gilman
and Betsy Ann his WIFE who was Bets, Ann ,os shs""
Finch aud Joseph Fleming Cross the six last Of whom are infants
under the Of weny-ona years. @
BILL and The defendants Walter r. Gilman and Betsy Ann his
wife, having entered their ana given c "a
appearing the Court by that they are no,
defendants do appear here day Of December Court
next plaintiffs said bill; and that copy OF this
civ Of Richmond SUCCESSFULLY and that another
cory be posted at door Of the Courthouse of this county
Copy-Ttste,
Ort % 50-w9w
1T1HE Misses NELSON will open Boarding School for young
ladies on the 18th cto next Oakland the county Of
HANOVER about miles Richmond, and ~ les om Beaver
Dam pot upon Louisa Railroad The situation Of the
School very fine being in region wei known for its
wholesome and carriage
for those who arrive at the Railroad
epo The Of in this School will consist
branches Of English complete and thorough
rucati0n her with the French Language and Music f de-
sred) upon The Piano Guitar The most careful attention
mes. pupils being thought that they III he the best fit
usefulness in this world by learning live for the next
The scholastic will extend from October, July, both
cnsive-the months of August and September being time Of
vacation.
The terms ae For Board and Tuition In all the branches
Music, $780, for Music the Piano Guitar with
of the instrument $50, payable half yearly in advance Refer
made the ri. Rev M Meade, Rev. W. ~ PEN
detan Ep High School Va Philip Nelson Esq, MIwood
cation the Soho be made Thomas Nell
son, Esq Richmond, William Nelson Esq., Beaver Dam
Depot, Hanover co UNITY Virginia.
These young ladies having been for many years pupils
Seminary and especial objects of and observations
intimately acquainted with their dispositions cha
racrrs aud mental qualifications which, do hesitate
il. them dscagine with fidelity and the import
duties they have undertaken We therefore, chrerny
commend them Parents olcious for tie happiness and best
interests Of their children
THE MISSES NELSON, of Long Branch.
September a5,h, 1912.
Oct 2s 51-wtf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-04
YoIynbj, Peal Estate for Sale.

VoiuaLie Real Estate Jor Sale
PURSUANT to decree OF the County cour Of Bn kinsna
pronounced the I2th instant the undersigned IL! olu
sale a, public auction the premises The OH day OF
thar valuable Estate lately owned by Thomas Nay
ceased entirely surrounding the village of Haysve lying
Slate River Thy which Is bounded for than halt Il
and containing one thousand and eight one
and much OF Of first Slate River land There az
seventy OF low grounds the act-about
has heretofore kept meadow and and free
innndaton and when we'll attended yielded very hea
Of THIS estate be conveniently and adY
divided into two farms, will be sold the lump or
into small parcels 10 suit purchasers. m.,,,,le
At the same time and place. will also sell tnsi nm c
Tavern Lo, known as "Naysyic HOTEL adjoining Inc
square and occupied by Nathan H. Thornton Esq ar d.
Improvements this spacSns and fully wto
comfortable accommodation OF the large nume Of visitors ,he
have heretofore patonized it. As designated IN me az viii,
town. Il contains only four but we WIN sen
the Garden 10, Of abou, four acres and in the
Of fertility The whole OF the foregoing valuable Por
will be sold on long credit.
JOHN HILL, Comn
sHo. d 4e-w:s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-04
POETRY.
(From ms Men III mPs*ue Potrio:.)

From i'll ; .fer- Hampshire Pario..)
DEATH OF MIR tBEAC.
Ia relcd or Mfab-au thu, wien the hnur oi death dre'
H. he demanded Give flowers; lei have essences; al
& should 4 man be surrounded with the grave before nj
ie.'
We are all here and We, my heart
Would bear lis strife alone,
And leave ia kingdom rs 4 king
M,-rt vanish from his throne
Rather than bear this sa!!en gloom
And the Stern darkness IN the room
I,ve told you tin, would not die;
have drank my fill
Of ninrta, power and glorious fame,
Once more, say be silt.
For, thus the slave goes down To rest,
while chains clankine round his breast
Lit ye the curtains from my couch
And lie, the glad sun paUr
Ills burning rays, upon my dim
And ctnng eyes once more:
As in Creations morn he woke
Death may be da1zIed from his stroke.
Aud gather flowers from Tie brink
OF rivers had from light;
prrchancc their fragrance IN my heart
:iay wake the old delight;
And they may charm away my lot,
That mast die and De- forgot.
Brin. me sweet bar,s that lily hands
Shall touch with gentle strength,
While angel voices breathe that lie
Hath everlasting length:
TIL in the harmony ms heat
May lose lis memory aud depart.
And fold around my wasted frame
Rich robes al Tyrinn dye
That have ON fes,ll nights
When >unny lips were ni.h.
Aud on breast !ci diamonds shine;-
Death shall not come before his time.
Aye have done your part full well,
Aad this iistless pain
M pctijlned flower mag wait away
Nor co"l my evered hraia:
Songs cannot .ve ne life and breath;
Alas who cheated Death:
&. r. L.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-04
BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS, BLEACHING, &c,

BOOTS,
To Farmers, Merchants, and oihers.
g SAMUEL PtfTNEY, Wholesale and Retail Dealer in Boots
- Shoes Trunks Travelling Bags. Backng &C., &c. nearly
opposite Wln Mhe's Jewellery Main Richmond
Virginia. has received very large and general assortment of the
goods superior quality and the entire stock pn
chased this very low prices and will be sold much below
former prices particularly those buying for cash. Among my
assortment will he onnd
Ladies' tine French morocco kid white and black satin Slip
pers
Ladies' superior silk walking Shoes
Very superior and beautiful ladies' fine seal Shoes
Narrow and broad strap walking Shoes warranted good,
Ladies' fine leather walking Shoes, all qualities,
Ladies' seakin Boofees, and great many other kinds
enene superior double proof and dress Boots made
by & SON, very superior article
Mems aud boys heavy sew ed and peggcd water Boots
quality mems and boys heavy sewed Richmond made
rorues very superior quality, with other kinds o de
sable Shoes, suitable for Winter the whole Of
" hicl will be sold very low.
or II 45-wtf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-04

OUISA RAILROAD-In conformity with resolution Of the
Of Directors of the Louisa Railroad Company notice
hereby gven that called meeting Of the of said
held Louisa Courthouse, Monday, the
day Of November As matt Of much i'm portance
will he presented for their considerations Is hoped that
of the Stockholders conveniently do will attend per
son. and who attend person will send pox
ies &. Y. klMBROUGH,
President Louisa Railroad Company
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-04
Oct. %

A ILLUSTRATORS SALE.We shall proceed 10 SELL ut the
N late residence of VIM. W. Niche, in hanover county,
Thursday 7 day of November 1872 all the stock Of every
kind the of said Mrie
ssng Of horses work oxen cattle sheep and hogs the
hand, ihcshng machine farming utensils, household
kitchen furniture, We shall hire the and
place. for number Of valuable slaves and rent out for
The same period Of land called the Glrbe.
On Tuesday the 22nd day OF the month"; shn
ont the premises, the tact Of land lying near the Green
Springs Louisa rouny and hire out all the slaves said
crops Of kind will also be sold
the 1t believed that there will be 400 barrels of
for sale.
Terms Of Sae-Fo all under S0 cash will he demanded
and exceeding that sum- credit Of u months and
approved security will be rcquredand the the
and
II days named he fair the sales will place
on the days thereafter, and in be con-
tinued from day 10 day until finished
JAMES P. gOPKINS,
PHILIP II. JONES,
Administrators of WIN. w. Niche, deceased.
Louisa county, Oct II. 46-wtds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-04

T AND FOR SALE-The subscriber offers for sale his Ia
- of Land in the county Of Cumberland. Willis 's
miles from The Court honse and mes from The sncslne
Institute contains TAG acres of which about 1850 are
woodland, mostly heavily timbered-s0 more In pa
100 acres of river low grounds and 90 TO q Of creek ooa M
improved by clover and plaster. The improvements consist o.
comfortable dwelling with out houses
tobacco houses, &C. &c-sunton very healthy society f.'
and very accessible market by navigation of the
Persons wishing purchase invited come and WE"
premises for themselves.
Terms will accommodating, and made known by
to the subscriber II sold privately this proi cry WIN
.rtd publicly the premises Tuesday the th HoVea
1N'' ""0 ''' ''"'' maui ~"0" 3" :" ." WIN. n. PAGE.
oct n 4i-viw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-04

PIANO FORTE WAREHOUSE.
THE subscriber constantly receiving from The celebrated
nufactoy Of Nunns L Clark, New York. elegant and plain
Piano Foes, possessing the latest improvements and that
dcacy Of touch and otone peculiar their
nufacurc.
Also large assortment of Musical Instruments and Musical
Merchandise in general.
Piano Fortes repaired tuned, let hire, and taken in
change.
CHEAP MUSIC.
The largest collection of Music offered for sale this
may selected FROM the of the subscriber no
enabled the Philadelphia and New York wholesale
and retail prices.
Those purchasing again will be furnished upon better
terms than they find elsewhere in the State.
r. II. TAYLOR,
PianosF Forte and Music Store, opposite Tie Banks
SQ.L
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-04

tile United States Court for the Eastern District Of vrcIa
4,h October 1912:
TN the OF Bankruptcy Of r W. Hunter Of the city
i Richmond, in the Eastern Virginia District.
The said g. W. Hunter who has been deereed Bankrupt by
this Court having flied petition, praying discharge: Is
Ordered that notice thereof be published print
ed in the city OF Rchmond seventy days least before the 9th
day Of January when hearing will he had the said
the United States Court Room in the city of Richmond,
and all creditors who have their Debts and other
In interest," appear the said time and place, and show
they have, why the Of The said petitioner
should not be granted.
Copy-Tsste,
HENRY GIBSON Clerk
Oet %<-Wliw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-04

MIR WISE respectfully informs the citizens of Richmond and
Iva the public generally that his store Is Main street. doors
below the Bell Tavern where he will be happy To attend 10 all
orders his line lie will also, ii reqursd any Of the
city where his services wanted.
Persons wishing procure Speeacles have glasses
fitted in old frames informed that they be suited with
of different colors and forms and suited which
he determine by inspection their The which
eight year, From his knowledge Of Optics
determine the glasses suitable any Persons with
sugp.ed hich will greatly
strain the sight, also sectaces for sighted
and those who have been operated upon Tor Cataract oil
the eye.
Ills Microscopes magnify objects Ave thousand
Reference is made 10 tie )ol0ping iHerS
RICHMOND, Sept. g. 1910.
have frequently had occasion recommend aborng
under defective vision 10 Mr.. Wise for relief and always with
Mr. Wise extensive Specaclrs
and Optical Instruments and he thoroughly understands the ad
the physical defects vision; indeed he has
dy, and therefore, have hesitation in recommending him
the public. who desire Cataract glasses
tei PATIENTS be supplied BY Mr. W. upon the
reasonable
THOMAS JOHNSON, 81. n,
Prof Of anGtOmy and Physiology the Ned Department Of
Hdmpden Sidney College.
Mr. Wise is worthy of extensive from long and
seveng perfect himself in the knowledge of Optics
lie paid attention the adaptation glasses
the defects vision and frequent opportunity Of witnessing
the of his efforts in this has induced give him
a certificate Of qualification
All and glasses suited to upon which operations have
been performed will be aided in getting back lost far a
cal means will do IL.
EDW'D H. CARMICHAEL, NJ. ID.
Country Merchants allowed liberal discount wholesale pur-
chases.
Sept. o 40-w3m
ID. NJ. IIoyt s. Co.'s Lottery and Exchange Office,
RICHMOND, Va.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-04
d. NJ. IIoyt s. Co.'s Lottery and Exchange Ofic,
RICHMOND, Va.

M oNEY said be in the country This is all
l surprising This matter be easily emedied Only send
Hot Co. formerly for tickets and pockets shall he
lined with We have 10 the determination put
stop these complaints and only forward your orders
for tickets the thing shall be fixed directly We have splendid
schemes daily Prizes fom 10 continually
hand We hope have the pleasure of answering order
from all old patrons and Others who have not been patrons.
Please direct Immediately TO the lucky vcnders
HOYT & CO., Richmond Va
N. B-Pease note the following Schemes for November:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-04

AW NOTICE.-The subscriber has removed bis of. n a.
IL story Of bis residences ut the corner of OH ana
Streets opposite the Office Of the Mutual Assurance Society ~
may found his office, when not In attendance aeau &c
sumed) on of the Courts Of the City, "
THOMAS GREEN.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-04

A CARD.-soUTHERN, SoUTI-W ESTERN AND TEXAs
IA AGENCY-The undersigned will certainly leave this place
in December for the South and South West and addition
the large agency undertaken he will attend any
siness which may he Those having business
have attended person. by him. through his
in Texas. His such usual.
The undersigned has many experience the
action Of Southern business begs leave
ed gentlemen.
Letters directed him. this place. until tile LIST December
and afterwards vcksbur, Mississippi until Febu-
AIRY, will receive prompt attention
JOHN A. PARKER
Tappahannock, Va, 18th October, 1872.
RErEREScEs Nessrs. Greiter Peake, Lewis Webb ESQ.,
Richmond; Major VIM Roberts, and Messrs Phillips Son.
Fredtrksbnre Nesss SelIman Crook, Messrs William NC
Donald Co.. Baltimore; Hon. John lalaferro Hon. r. NJ r.
Hunter Hon. VIM Smith, Congress: Hon. Secretary Of the
Treasury and the Members Of the Legislature Of Virginia
adjacent counties.
Oct 81 5e-wta0N
p The Richmond Wing Democratic Recorder Fredericks-
bnrG the Norfolk Beacon, Globe and Baltimore American will
please the above and paper
containing il. with the of publication. J. A.. p
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-04

NOTICE hereby given all having again,
Estate Of Anderson Tucker deceased mako them
within short tne as shall proceed settle the Estate
8 can. ROBT. E. JONES'
Executor Of Anderson Tucker, Deceased.
Oct IA 4e-wlw.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-04

NITM. c. CARRNGTON, ATTORNEY Law, Charlotte c. n
w 3D. will practise in all the Courts of Charlotte Halifax
Refer TO DickersoD Barksdale Charlotte; Booker
Capt John Sims Halifax Peaehy r. Gratan Richmond
Drs r. H. and R. G. Cabe, do; James B. Cunningham,
Landon c. Read, do.
Sect. 30 4o-w6us
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-04

NJ. WISE,
Student of The Celebrated FrQuns0hn of GERMANY.
OPTICAL INSTRUMENTS SPECTACLES, &c
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-04

INV DOLLARS REWARD Kan away from Hen
Tucker, of Meckenburg county, Virginia. about mi
of Cristiansve time last Spring. Negro narri
Anderson, Is years Of feet 10 inches high eomeIh
bright has very large ankle bones and his lips always red MS
probable he Is still lurking about seckenburg county, where w
was raised, and has been living all his life.
JAMES w. CRENSHAW.
Oct. 81 is-w3ws
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-04

NEGROES FOR sALE-On Monday the l4th dav Of Noytm-
ber 1892 being Caroline Court day, shall offer fr sae
At the Bowling Green ut Public Auction, the highest bidder
for cash. about % LIKELY NEGROES Of various descriptions
Some of them good Cooks and House servants -
CHA'S 4. l.. LEWIS.
Octo 45-wids.