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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-06-03

II NAit--i Ir subscriber wishing Ia chanGr AIS
ft ,f larger Farm, offers for private sale This very
'',. ~ ltthric" county, Level Green Il Is situated
~" n" ile Brook Turnpike, and adoins the yellow or
'''h "r miles from Richmond It contains Esq acres,
M XVI" lt' 10 IL original growth and heavily titnAered.
i at leOarres If meadow land. the chief of which
10 zero sii.' The balance Ofihe land Is III good heart,
"s" STATE IL improvement. Mari abonnds the land,
t'Nd u great advantage. This land lies beautifully
| Improvements consist 81 comfortable. Two story
- " an Sh rooms passage ana closets with spring
' good water ran within about fifty steps OF
,f''ne kitchen and snake house, ice house, large
., "'uSt corn house, new stable and tobacco barh,
's' ,arf1e- house. servants cabins, and other con
L,' ihs aiace is considered By those well aoQua'nt-
Vhib', healthy. So valuable an estate, near lie
go" plni.nS ely of Richmond, rarely IN market
~ nv" Nh I" invc>' their money in real estate, line OPP
naw offered The land - ii, be sho ~ those V ho
A. Vaf HSe by myself in my absence, BY nv mana-
-. SHAW may generally he found the place for
'Ve c !oll months. Ny address for that Tim, wll be,
TILMON E. JETFR
vcS
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lllaiiIS.

Died on the eth instant in sancle,.er arr few days III!
ness Ms MARY rnS consot OF Rev Martin DUNN ana hausi-
uf E.nlmln Walker Ed Of Orange. leaving chiren
The Of this obituary notice is not prompted IN his eec-
nns by the tender symaes o tar rriativreine connect
by trsG h 1roiuund gard, long
her characrr. knew her from very earl. lonh
aud nc pleasing sprichy and promising p: and
qualities rt enbell the f-nale arlctcr fi
tied al age preparing hr l" discharge tGe nan s!
of wife, daughter, Lrehh"f, &c wh winning grace ind
eatrd soul Hers 1.-THE prone, the cold, iri!ed
hear, Of stone that never unused ON s"ro" ot It's own; but
alas! that aiIccoae heat rpnses in tnc";
swclied with crOons kndrd b! irlen Sip
tire, cam thr prelty eye sleeps that counteacc
with such innocence and playful
sadly changed 10 the chilling nnnoiony oi stiffness and
death Her death iamented not ony by her devoted hui band
mud afflicted rarrn' but by many friends and amsnird Ia"
what: Because Death alarming, matter whom lie lays
his icy hand; No But because he has thrown over those pleas
ing charms inIcnetrahe curtain: anened because Of her
gay disposition hrr virtl heart, her blooming
YOUTH and the void that created IN her family ana the circle
relatives aud friends As pahe,icay remarked by
her Rev husband, when The last solemn rituals had ren per
formed around grave, Seep Mary Seep't The morning
If will her friends unite with him in this
last feeling And whilst he and rrla
poignant darts Of snrfow sustained only by
cons0aton they experience sad bereavement and
will gladly chant song requiem spirit of departed
ceence" Sleep Mary, seep-'t the morning vi the reIrec-
tiun.'
"The strife is DER. the pangs of Nature close,
Aud lifr's last rapture trinmph's DER her
Soul OF the Just! companion of the Dead.
Where il thy home, and whittier ART thou fed?
Back to its heavenly source thy being goes,
Swim as,ie wheels Ia whence he
81 hath the traveller of earth unfifled
Her trembling wings, emerging from the world,
And DER the path, ~ mortal never trod,
Sprung TO her source the bosom of her God"
Srj- The Wing ~ i'll please copy.
Died on Wednesday, 18th May, Midway, in Essex
IT, residence Of hs sonin law Dr. Jefferson Minor Mr. JonS
old age all the relations Of life father, husband.
,cr and friend universally beloved and esteemed
For period 30 40 years he had been an acceptable MEM
her Baptist Church. and evinced by the closing a
s life, that his us! and support wa' upon Him. whom he had
toug faithfully served He strictly and empha
caliy, h"nest mn the rohirst work OF Cod
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-06-03

Mr. RICHARD fRYOR-Sir ~ not resident Of the
lfk Virginia. you hereby notified that SHALL by
Attorney III leave reserved To y decree Of the
Circuit superior of Law and Chlncery for the county Of
unSwict The April Term, ISL move the Judge OF The sail
b. holden the Courthouse of sad
rnIny month Of September next for decree against
balance Of prnTton Of monies paid by me- IA i-
n. Hnrwel deceased the Admins with
HE viii annexed. of Manson arwe, deceased being
security for the said John n. Harwes Administration
upon the said Estate. am yours &C.
WV. ALTERNATELY.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-06-03
THE APPEALS.

The "Madisonan" has been making "Appeal TO
the Wings and "An appeal 10 the Democrats. In
The former il takes the ground, that 1he grc0, body Of
the hig party ngrce ach The PreSdent in almost frery
measure recommended to Congress. 7mtif for rsrs.
rcM oGord sufficient protection, incidentally, 10 sa
tisfy most Of The lorihern mangtneturers The Hhigs
out IF Congress are in fnrOr IF the E1chcquer. In
TRUTH there ,ists just and sufficient rcGSon 'rhy cro
m honest and patriotic Hhg should notray TO the sup
port af The administration. If they do so, land we
think they must,) they may rely upon this fact-the
dmnu,ion of numbers caused by the DETECTION and dis
rupiion of the Bank faction win he than compen-
sailed by accessions from The Democratic party The
moderate and conscientious portion of that party
also perfectly willing and ready 10 throw off their am
bilious leadtrs-the demag"gues and destrucves-and
unite with honest men in the work oil egenerating the
Republic.
The Globe infers from is demonstration, "ihat the
Administration resolved 10 rely on Nhiggery as
"tkc rrc0t 5ody of their support. But in its snbse
quent "4ppcoi 10 the Democrats the Aadsonian seems
sto change lis hand, and check the pride OF the
Wigs 1t refers the Democrats to Mr.. Tyler retoes
-lttells Them that they 'syery Unexpectedly find IN
the present Administration security against the re-
establishment of the great money monopoly The war
against such dangerous corporation worthy Of the
Democracy They have been triumphant. They have
won the victory the many headed monster. They
have only buried the last remains of National Bank
hut they have convinced its friends and supporters
that both the interest and the will of the country are
II points, then, The "present Executive" as "the
great moderator and mediator Of political differences
III says) The measures Of the administration, lis ap
paintments etc. balanced with such scrnpuous re-
gard TO the wishes of the great composing the
different parties that all moderate men, irrespective oil
party must if malgn influences are brought to bear
adversely, coaesce in sustaining the Administration
The Ictors, the settlement If the Bank question, the pro-
posed tariff for revenue, with incidental protection, the
Excheqner The suspension Of The distribution Of the
..f.n W.. IrrnI eatr a
compromise between the late contending parties, and
offered, as have to believe, in compliance
with the wishes of 'the greatest NUMBER, however OBJ
noxous they may be to the leaders of both parties. That
they are obnoxious to selfish and designing dema.
gogues, indication that they will be approved
by the majority of the People
The Italics are ours. They specify the points OF
coalescence with the Democratic partythe other items
are thrown for The Wings than for the Repub
Leans. We notice these Bulletins, because they up.
pear to define the chart of policy by which Mr. Tyler
is attempting to steer his Administration, amid the
rocks and shoals which surround him.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-06-03

Green Sand-The en,erprizing Editor of the excel
lent Farmers Register, (E. Rutfn, Esq publishes
IN his last say) No series ofencouraging expert
ments OF the virtues green sand the growth OF co-
YER The result Of his last experiment is decidedly cheer
ing The u or IA which the green sand had
been spread produced slime clover for ng-some OF
it as rank and heavy could well stand And, without
the use OF the green sand judging from the appearances,
on good land nat SO dressed there would have been
very little, if any clover, worth the moving" MIR.
Rnn ascrbes the difference between the previous dds
couraslng) experiments and the late cheering cxper.
ments, TO lie fact, that the former, the sasd spread
upon the soil had been taken from the superficial dig
ging OF the bed of sand, which might have lost It's fer
tlizng ingredient, from being so long exposed to the
influence of the air and water; but in the last exre
rnen, the bed OF sand further dug down, 10 the
depth of 3! feet, ain these diggings," las they
say in the West,) the sand supposed TO be richer.
But Mr. Ruilin about 10 make further experiments,
with higher hopes of success.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-06-03

Rights principles which he once SO loudly profpssed
What fine thing it would be- for the friends of Mr.
Clay, remove decided opponent of National Bank
and substitute man, who would sign U. s. Bank
Charter But there is one spoke in the wheel. mo
person shall be convicted without the concur ence Of
ttco thirds OF the members (of the Senate) present
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-06-03

.,a 1EAAs We learn by gentleman who came
germ tie Brazos, arrived last evening from Gal
A. which port she left the 9th ult., that the
gfryious two vessels arrived there with volunteers
Tie Texan army. There was a company of over
men in Galveston, determined, at all hazards, 10
l upon Matsmoras, by way of Corpus Christi -
.isui Houston strongly opposed the movement, for
resent, fearing It would be nurous 10 the interests
.s farmers, whose crops were represented as ben 9
q, .5untant
mmodore Moore, in the brig of war Wharton, sail
SON Galveston on the 2lst ult., with the intention
.,,ing of the schooner VIM. Bryant, which vessel,
u: understood intended to force The blockade, and
.7 supplies INTO Matamoras. Commodore NJ was
l,an the lookout for the schooner Eagle, pur-
sd recently in this city for the Mexican Govern.
a, he had already captured three prizes, Ole OF
20 having on board $4,000 in specie.
IN y JIeraM
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,rI..,,op,I rOVVENTION

,...xro>. Nav 10 The Annual Convention of the
..'..o, Epscooa Church OF the Diocese OF llrgi.
...Imb,ed in this place on Wednesday last-There
,s~,, hlr cl,rsymen, and between 80 and 40
5,s,,,es IN attendance. The opening sermon
:. cached by the Rev. Mr.. Cure, of Essex,
3. vas followed by AN appropriate address from BIZ
Meade. All the proceedings OF the Convention,
s,,n. were conducted in great harmony, and The
~, generally, from all parts Of the Diocese, repre-
~ The Church TO be IN furnishing condition -
.,- T., .l,e continued lntirm health cf the Bishop,
iae goat territorial extent OF his lators, II was
.ss rxnedient bv the Convention to elect an
inland the choice fell, with great unani.
H. agoa tue Rev. John Johns, ID. d., Rector OF
:, Chrrcb, Baltimore On Sabbath morning, the
81. confirmation was administered by the Bishop 10
~ nersaas: aud the same day, Mr. Charles Gll!eii
.o.3Ained Deacon, and the Rev Messrs Caldwell,
...aad. and Kinekle, (Deacons) were ordained
...t.-Sermon on the occasion by the Rev DIR. Spar
r d: tie Theological Seminary. The Sacrament OF
i. lflS Supper was also administered TO a large
lie. Of commandments The closing scene at the
,;o9a!iC church, on Sunday evening, was OF most
e,uus aud affecting character. The parting ad-
&c, o; the Bishop vas peculiarly happy, and made
impression upon the audience.
r.sie was much able and faithful preaching III all
..r-c!Ies cf the town during the Convention-an
.aa but hope that The meeting among us has been
I'D IL has been rich, 10 mos, o.. us, IN social en-
ca would that 1t might not be less so IN spiritual
e., Spectator.
Sc understand that the Rev Dr.. Johns has accept.
~ appointment of Assistant Bishop OF the Protest
Episcopal Church Of Virginia, which was unanl
IS conferred upon him by the Convention fort
.,: SAGE He viii, however, continue to otcate as
o; Of CHRIST Chu CHI until The first Of October mex.
Baltimore american.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-06-03

The proceedings of the last Fair of the Agricultural
and Horticultural Society of the county of tlenrco.
The las, page of this days paper and 1lr Gar
Nets Address, the frs, page.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-06-03

-" tR WANTS \ STU ATION.-A gentleman, who las
90 considerable experience in teaching, in Virginia, boti
Gentlemen and ladies, shes situation. He teaches En-
10 'at"> branches Latin. and the French Spanish and
~ '"t"1d. VINE and converse in
"ie' Scpo nn his account. Assistant in an AGA
~ ' "gu accept si'ujion Teacher in private IA
'''ie'' paid, ". =, Port Royal, Virginia.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-06-03

The new scheme for "hcading Captain Tyler VIII
fall as well as those which were played OFT upon nun
from his Chair-and put in his place, Mr.. Willie p
Mangum, who is just elected the acting Vice Pfes.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-06-03
Tic t,ro sidrs 70 nc .Medni.

The Georgia Times calls our ate n,ion 10 letter in
the Richmond Wing OF TIC Goth May, WHICH the said
Wing commends public attention. ns "a brilliant let
tsr'-ond the Times asks US, TO contrast what The
Wing now says aud what it said under the celebrated
October sun of $50. We have accordingly looked
into The recordand such brace Of portraits Is truly
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-06-03

~ LO-From The stable Of the subscriber smai Ia,
" Mule on the 9Th Thursday in April last When he o.,
was cotton line his neck, and had been CALLED
ia ,utts ! bought him out Of Crosses drove; he was
n 'o' Two years old; he worked little last Spring
|ty sey Wild Any person having taken him up if he
n 70 Wilson Williams, in Richmond, or to myself
"e e'sh' dollars for his trouble.
/, g,0 ABNER W. HoCKApAY.
~ 4'1'y, Va, June y S-M2M.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-06-03

no T. SCuEGMERHORE and MRs ELIZA l.. SCHER
lkuORN, kIs wife: As you net inhabitants of tins
,nVeaih and have attorney residing within the same.
can axe Of the time and place of taking the de-
hereinafter mentioned, hereby you notice, III The
a,,d uu hy law that, The ih of June III the present
- At the llw ulc Of Gu>tavuS A. Myers Esq, III the
Richmond Sna take the deposition of h. Hancock,
alive 10 certain matter Of controversy, now depending
,;unrd ol the Chancery SIDE Of the Circuit Conr; Of
III safes he'd in The Eastern District OF The filth Cir
'ar cts "a: Richmond, III which you plaintiffs and
.3g u;aeis ate defendants
CAROLINE NJ. Il. JOHNSON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-06-03

.Narat .?Gairs.-A numerous meeting was held on
Tuesday, in the State House yard of Philadeph ia-
Geo NJ. Dallas, Esq, in the Chair) "The meeting
was eloquently addressed by Messrs. Dallas, Page,
Chandler, Sutherland, Morris, Connel, and Penniman
Each Of the Speakers dwelt warmly upon the injustice
and neglect with which Philadelphia had been treated
by the General Government in the matter of appro-
pations, and their remarks warmly responded to
by the meeting Strong resolutions were adopted,
against the late retrenchmens of the Navy in Wash
ngton. similar meeting was 10 beld in BROOKLYN.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-06-03

We have not ye, heard dissenting voice to Acting
Governor Gregorys course on the Extra Call OF the
Legislature for the passage of Stay Law, &c, &c.
We never entertained Il doubt about it, The Staun-
ton Spectator says, "The Governor is rght-the Lee
gslaure refused pass Stay Law at its regular SEES
sion and there is certainly less for farther ndu
gence to onr Banks than there was then, since the
Banks of other States are so generally resnming.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-06-03

shows that other officers may administer these oahs 10
yon and you, therefore, will not be prevented attaining
your legal and just rights, should such decision be sus
tanned You assured that the power OF the city un
der my CONTROL will be exercised to maintain the peace
aud To sustain you and the Boards by whom you are
appointed; in the exercise of all such duties as you may
deem proper to perform under the decision that has been
made. ROBT. II. MORRIS, Mayor
"Thus, (says Fridays Herad) it it will appear that
up 10 the Court of Errors which meets here on Saur
day, there to be reopened and argued The fun now
commemorative excitement Observation-Disclosures
may be expected-hurrcanes are brewing. This alter
City Hail. TO carry out the decision of the Supreme
Court and the Locoocos will also be there TO stay all
proceedings"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-06-03

The N York Tribune halls the long list Of proscrip
tion of city officers, on Tuesday-and says "t will
gladden. the heart of our Wing friends generally" A
similar dspensation would have been hailed at Wash
ngton-but they could far ahead Capt. Tyler"
as 10 gladden. The hearts Of the Wings generally.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-06-03
E0L r0wDI,m,ni 10 Prescott.


1t gives pleasure publish the following tribute
TO distinguished writer, whose History Of Ferdinand
md Isabella, constitutes of The brightest lis
OF American Literature. As it is said he is about pre-
pairing edition for The Press, sure that he
will so far profit by Miss Edgewor,hs sugsestlon as to
revise ut eas, the correctness Of the Portrait ne has
drawn of Elizabelh
Extract Of a teucr from Maria EdgepOrM, dated
"March 4ih, 1912.
t. have been much honored by gift of an ad-
niirabe book from OF your most distinguished Alne
rican Authors Ferdinand and Isabella. twas pre-
sent from Mr. Tcknpr, who friend of the Author.
and who gave most interesting account OF him and
Of his perseverance ard exerllons under the great
lamity Of blindness, which fell upon him when he was
the midst OF that great work requiring much re-
search. think it is of the most interesting his
tories ever read ike every thing in it, except the
comparison between the characters oil Isabella and Eli
zabeth. 1t is ably done, but much feeblcr than any
"tber part of the book The principal points are not
seized. lie might in another edition revise or reno
del this lie should look al Ilumes reign and character
of Elizabeth
81 admire the manner in which Prescott refers 10
Washington Irving in Isis life Of Columbus, so free from
literary jealousy, NOBLE and he has shown
great Judgment and tnrbearance in only giving as much
of the life Of Columbus as suitable to his main de-
sign, and in proportion To IL.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-06-03

BY LAST EVENINGS MAIL.
Congress- edn1sdnu.

In the Senate, the resolution for appointing Corps
Of Reporters for the present laid upon the Table
The Apportonment Bill then came up-The amend
ment proposed by the Judiciary Committee 10 strike
out from the House bill these words, 'lhe number to
which each State shall be entitled under the apportion
ment, shall be elected by DISTRICTS composed Of CONT
gunus territory, equal in number to the number of Re-
presentatives to which said State may be entited-no
one district eecting more than one Representative"
was rejected, 40 to 4. Mr.. Wright then proposed
amendment, which not acted on, when the Senate
adjourned.
The House Of Representatives. took up The business
relilve To the District of Columbia
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-06-03

The New World Of New York IS making every
excrlinn crafty the Literary World at Tie cheapest
rate 1t has already published in folio, newspaper
FORM Buiwers Zanoni, and James's Jacquerr, at l2a
cents tie single copy-and 1t has just received aud
VIII Immediately publish new Novel by James, emit
tied "AlosIry Ernseiu, or Tenants of the Heart II
has already published of Jacquere l7,0OO copies-and
of Zanoni, $1,000. The forthcoming Novel will come
10 III a copy-as The Editors Of the New World
have incurred great expense in procuring their copy at
early period. 1t will appear in Two Extra Nns.
containing - large qnaro pages. Our friend Lucke
OF the Post,oice will supply the Literary connoisseurs
in Richmond or elsewhere.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-06-03

NJ To prevent any Misrepresentation Of an article
in our last touching the Loan of 900, for the be-
neft of the James River and Kanawha Company, we
feel our duty TO state, that understand that ar
ranqements have been made to meet the interest on the
Stnte Dill as il will becnme due
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lfn,, Iail


"Wcbslrr. too, is wonderfully
iicklci. and pl"ifics R,pusiirdn
Virginia lar coming la lie rescue
al an Administration, of which
Tyler is Tie nominal, AMI lie, d
Haryord Conrmt.VR Ftdffaiisi.
she actual head
.Dmd Btb,'er, tic Kny u
Federalism, and The Joaiest n
aornl icpsrS." Virginia now
''grIug Gid and comf"ri "a Daniel
H,bs:er, me mYersana''on y all
,hc has ,vsdtatsd pOiitifaiiy, or
which The hnnor at her brave,
aud tie m"dcsty aud virtue al
her fair, have ever rcvolicd inin
morally"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-06-03

MANUFACTURING MILL FOR SALE-Thc undersigned
w viii self nj public aucf.on Friday. the
month"; xped HAT he has Of lease that part Of
public Armoiy this city. formerly known line hHrring
Mill II fired M Manufacturing Mil with four pair
stones and order for making -four The mach.
merry sold fee with The privilege Of removing it; and the
lease will expire in lei5
Terms # third in cash. and the balance in TWO
equal payments, n credit Of 3 and months
WM H. DICKINSON,
Surviving partner of Dickinson & Smell
It'd
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-06-03

~ ARLE LANDS FOR SALE-Th. undc-e;,,-., -, -,
t highest bidder, ut Northumberland Coirt honsc m M
VH'ay IN October neat. all the Lands m Nh. c;
1il'elana and Northumberland with ,hrr sncn, nes OF
s 70 John Combs. deceased, viz: Cabin Point RnI, p
A Field, in Westmoeland; Cherry Point aud ,h an,
nov by the name of Lees Mil in Northumb,r,an5 yum
'-eash o. Negroes al cash prices.
ata STERLING COMBS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-06-03

= " MEETING OF THE LOUISA RAILROAD CON-
pail,oas r, nM Mre,nc OF the Stockholders IN the
% day of June next A 0'ui'-"o' -
20,h, lsi2 "'"fsoN, irsasn. a..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-06-03

In the United Eastern District Virginia
3st Nav. 1912:
NDREW PiZZINT of the city Of Richmond, having filed
"A petition praying that c may Bankrupt:
ordered thar all persons claiming creditors
drew P2zni show the Court the day Of July
nrA why the said Andrew Pzzin be declared Bankrupt
the act Of Congress in that behalf aud ccpy
this order b. published in the newspapers according nd
and 9th Rules Of Court.
Cupy-Tcste
HENRY GIBSON, Clerk.
June3' e-W5W