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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-08-15
POETRY
"svca YET REMAINS ussusc."

From the Leicester, England, Journal.
NATURE.
We seek for beauty on the earfh:-
Where shall we find II not!
There's beauty in the darkiing cave,
And in the solcmn grot.
There's beauty in the starlit sky,
When Winter rcigns alone;
10. tits g'crious canopy,
With living sapphlres sifo"n.
There's beauty in the dewy drop,
Tha, rivals beauiy's tear
II hath not beauiy's volumes;
We NAV not find IT there
There's beauty in the iainbow's iues,
OF Covenant the sign;
II sits upon the vapoury cloud,
With radiance divine.
There's beauty in the wildes, flower,
In every trembling leaf;
In every lonely plant that grows,
On oceans coral reel.
There's beauty in the ripping stream,
Where lovers meet with lightsorne hearts,
And breathe a soft farewell"
There's benuty in The infants cheek,
In Woman's winning smile,
That fills the heart with ecstasy,
And can our woes begulle.
There's beauty in the falling tear,
Der misery's lonely child;
There's grandeur in The ocean storm,
When Nature seemeth Wild.
There's beauty in the solemn scene,
When Pilgrims meet 10 pray;
When hearts on wings Of hopetlilness,
Soar from this earth away.
There's beauty in the meanest ioim
That ever kiss'd a flower,
That ever sail'd upon The breeze,
Or humm'd In iady's bower.
There's grandeur in the aspiring hills,
In air, and earth, and SKY,
Worthy the greatness of Cop,
Or Angels minstrelsy.
Go, child of Nature, beauty seek,
Fen in the emerald sod,
And, graceful, lei thy wandering heart
Aspire TO ''Na,ure's God"
idou
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JAMES RIVER LAND FOR sALE-I offer for sale the place
late residences in the county Of suy known as -Four
on James Eve miles above Jamestown and
of The mos! ancient residences IN virginia There are
married. with the shell mari at The rate OF 5o to 700 bushels
the acre, and is in greatly improved eonSmon AN neS
found In situations for use IN eac eid lie SOIL Is
susceptible of being made the productive
whea, and land by the continued use i lime and clover
G are in wood chiefly original forest, including much ne
timber building and inr hpou @ acres OF orna
forest land lying level and adjoining s aaos land might he
cIenre, married ard brought into cuitvaon-c steamboat
ood and lumber from which, being saleable the landing
WON q, nr, rrnay The espense of the Improvement
The farm houses all new, ample and convenient having
been re- built in The best within the last five years
They of comfortable framed Oversee house and keh
en- four large double negro quarters with brick chmneys
aordng comfortable ooms two framed barns framed
stable for twelve horses, carriage house, corn CRIBS &c
The dwelling house spacious and elegant and handsomely
situated on the South bank OF the river, commanding
Width There are eight rooms, a oor besides passa
ge closets lockroom, ample cellars handsome house,
and tasteful Ionic poco each front The offices
md compete including kitchen, wasroom dairy Ice house,
meat house house, and servants The yard
is handsome newly enclosed anu beautiful falling garden
filled with select snlbery ard fruit, ad"ns the house the
river The house aud offices are ~ complete order having
n, an rxnrnse Of upwards OF O0 altogether rendering
The place elegant and desirable residences IN low
If moi sold privately the 2th Of October will be sold
publicly premises that day onehird Of the purchase
money will be required cash. delivery OF the
for The balance an extended credit be obtained, desired
by giving satisfactory security .
On the same day. fair not the next fair day will be sold
the PREMISES tile Household and Kitchen Furniture the Crops
OF Corn and OATS stock of Horses Cattle Sheep and Hogs
together Plantation Implements including new Wheat
reshng movable horse power of the hest CON
valuable Women and Children WIN be sold Tor
cash the same Terms of payment for purchasers oil per-
sonal properly will be made known on the day oil safe
Persons wishing examine the property will receive every IL
cily by application the Overscer upon The place. or 10 my
friend, Drury Stith, Esq, residing in the neighboood
Address the subscriber Jefferson Post Office Poyhann county
Aug 2,-w3m
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DUBIIC SALE OF LAND. NEGRoEs, 3c.-liy viItie Of 4
Of the Circuit Superior Court of Law and Cnancr
the county of Greene pronounced The 2Oih of June o
in OF John s. Beazey and Robert c. Bentley plaintiffs
against James r. Sims and Others SHALL on the 0h DAY o
Seplembe ~ 10 SALE the highest bidder, on the pre-
Misses Tract Lend which said Sims At present re-
sides containing ny esiimaon $40 situated in the county
Greene adjoining the lands Of John B0oion John f"wei John
SIMS Also eight Negroes consisting Of men, wonr u
aud girls Horses and Hogs, Household and
Kitchen Furniture, Plantation Utensils, &c
The Land will he sold upon credit of one, and three
years equal nstalmens the purchaser give bonds WIN
good security for the payment thereof and the legal title TO be
retained the payment OF the bonds The personal
property will DO sold credit of twelve months for all sums
amounting dollars and upwards under that amount for
cash. John y. sOhRiLLE,}
WILLIAM COLLINS
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RICHMOND 4. LYNCHBURG CANAL PACKET LINE,
BIZ Iron Steamboats,.

THE undersigned beg leave to inform the public generally,
that the above Line established and will commence
running Goth of July The precise day shall be here
after published The will he Of the best character for
comfort safety and expedition and will afford such facilities 10
The through ~ way travel will insure satisfaction
Through from Richmond ynchhmrs i7 miles. in 81 hours,
tri- weskly CHARLES DiMMCCk X W
Richmnnd lrIv lsi3 lG-2awly
DIT Patriot, atmotc Pennsylvania Philadelphia; Evening
Post, New York. Republican, Iynchbe will publish The above
month and forward e. Dminock Coz Rich
mond.
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A DESIRABLE FARM FOR SALE wish TO sell me
n Woodlawn Farm in the county of Orange, lying Wlh
hearing the Locomotives running upon the Louisa haoal
on the North Anna River "a tributary OF the York; aoot "a
miles from Orange e. H. The tract contains 6Io acres u
under 900 Of wood land well tmbeIed; the SOIL
tobacco land The cleared land is divided Into ve rid
meadow and pasture, and each field supplied with fountain wa
deg Tie dwelling house large ana com
Portable; which, with The oier farm buildings have been
valued $780, The orchards Of apples and peaches oil u
sirnhe selections. The whole has far exposure 10 w
o'clock SUM- in full view of the Blue Ridge aud : " MOUNTAINS
and Is healthy moral and industrious neighhorooa
Persons w-in: buy such E-tae viii c"nirr wan me-
personally ny letter. posi- paid directed to Thuah Orange
county, Virginia.
Observation-Disclosures unwilling give fourteen thou
sand dollars farm need trouble themselves to make Ell
oues letter For the satisfaction Of distant enqures uhC
nuainted with the property, offer reference, Hon T. '"
Gmer of Charlottesville, Mr. D. Anderson Jr Messs Wla
Anderson Messrs. Ellis and Elicit of Richmond
shall property friends and negbors, and Old virginia
bless her,, with heavy heart, but justice TO others Sa's
for the sacrifice. r sCAlEo..
Jnnr 70 l5-w8wif
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NTESSRS. CRAWFORD w. HALL. and WIN. PANNll.L; fon
Fl will please take notice that the 18th day OF August lo
Palmyra in the county Of Fuvanna al the Court house be
tween and sunset and continue from ia! I"
TAKEN shall proceed take the dcposions q"
Samuel he read As evidence IN suit how
Court of Law and thaHI.iS
the comfy Fmvamna, which am plaintiff and You
defendants Very respectfully,
JOSEPH lionGSoN.
AurI 2i-wI~
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EMOSED TO tie opposite side of the street. and facing e
IL franklin Hotel John Earley's Old Siand Son sih- OF
Main, III house from Governor street.
We would take this opportunity thanking the public IL"
received the last six II design III m
establish ourselves through press do by giving
action 10 all vii" call upon which consider far prriera
BILE other basis, and of which glad 10 know las
been almost universal.
II design to pursue the this time and io
future All goods sold by that do please in cost quail
ty fit COLOR make fashion, otherwise, can he reurned and
the money feiunded-povded the shall not have been
We have at tins time large stock not larger Than
any the State in our line of business and would respectfully
invite the economist to give call before purchasing and ex
anime HIMSELF and prices are not pronounced
lower than any other in The city, shall be very much deceived
We have Cloth Goals at 2 while others charge So fol- making
and trimming the customer furnishing CLOTH and ss
sold for SID and Vests Shirts Drawers Iiandkercefs
Carats Stocks Sspenders Socks Gloves and Collars OF many
kinds and qualities and NIL other articles usually kept by Cloth
er of which we are dete sell low for cash; and
the public to call and wthe. they 10 buy or not
~ 81 Goods pdrTa.te2.
J. BRANNAN & CO.
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Messrs. anderson .vunnaiiy, LamtS .Nnnnatty and


r!NAKE notice, that shall take The dispositions If Thomas u
Wuuon and Others any Com?tin. Room, ~ the town ot
Faunve Friday Saturday, the Isl and 2nd days al
ember cI3 the hours al sunrise and sunset al Hose
days be read evidence suit nov depending IN me or
Law aud Clancery for Prince Edward
county The Chancery side thereof IN which sun am nth
and Won are defendants NJ. X. Fi.lPplNS.
I'm
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ny, for the Richmond Circuit, held the Capitol in The %
Of Richmond, Saturday, April LIST, s43 10y
Sidney S. Baxter, AttorneyGenera of the ~
Virginia, aud the President and Directors Literary Fund
against
Donald McNichol, Archibald McNichol Peggy Nc Ncho J
Mclaughlin and Mary his wife, John Crow Jean his Wit
Alexander McNicho, John McScho Francis McNichol Cror
Machine and Isabella his wife, Ellen HcSlchoi Elijah ,ennon
and Margaret his wife, James Bennett and Cahane m, w
Mary McNcho AMI Nicholas Nelson and Jane his wife
Defendants:
The demurrer OF the defendants the bill Of the panuF
being argued IL is the opinion Of the Court that the said te
insufficient: Therefore, ii il decreed ordered thai h
said demurrer be overed and thereupon the defendants d
their the said bill, To which the plaintiffs bv
counsel replied generally and the coming dly -
be heard by of the Attorney General and Of defend
ants by their COUNSEL the BILL and replication wa,
argued by counsel On consideration whereof, dom
order that publication be made for three months
the Richmond Enquirer, Richmond Wing, and the National In
teecncer, published in the city of Washington requiring
persons claiming interest in the estate of Dr.. John McNicho
surgeon in the Navy of the State of Virginia, the Reyo
onay War; appear the the January
Term, and make themselves parties defendants this suit
Copy Tese, WM &. SANDS. L. e.
June 80 la-aa93m
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rg,O MEs. REBECCA HARRIS ESccu;nx Of John Harris. T.
: kilby Gordon Sale and John Wlnree, AsSisnees al J.
aad w Wfenn, Ass.ences Of Laurence u. Hams,
Martha Virginia HAIRS Z. VI. liaffiS, John r. Harris
Floumoy and Dr. William ilugsin You will take notice, that
Of August, lsi3 Padoncah III McCmchcn
county, the Stale of Kentucky between o'clock A. NJ shd
O'clock NJ shall proceed 10 take the dispositions OF Robe,
and, the ash OF the MONTH al Ballard
the State Of Kentucky between the same hours,
shall the dispositions Of Major Thomas Tei
and Barry he used evidence in the suit
now depending Superior Court OF Law aud Chan
King and Queen county, wherein am complainant ana
YOU are defendants any cause she shall not
be taken aforesaid days. the taking thereof VIII be
tinued from day till they completed Vary irnly
Julv IL oj-wtl1A EDWIN UPSllAN.
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Martin H. Smith in his own ct, and as Administrator u
Isaac Smith, deceased and William f. Smith, Anthony Il. Smith
Harrison Hurt and Sally his wife, and Garland Coleman AMI
Sally his wife, Defendants.
On consideration whereof the Court being Of opinion tho
Slaves Jenny ana lcy together with the increase Of eac
the born IN the lifetime of the ntesale, in the proceedings
mentioned are the property of She plaintiff Mary Smith
that the said Mary {. Smith ought
Jenny and Lucy, in the divisions
advancement made 10 her by the ntestae their value
time they advanced subject the the interstate
them for his life doth atudge, order and decree A
PENDANT NJ Smith. do render before the a. m.
Court o his Administration Of the Estate of
tate which said account the said CCmms directed
state and settle and report to this Court with
specially stated deemed pertinent hv himself
the br stated aud the t'nur
order and decree, that The account
of the made by III, estaie ilrtIme
OF his Distributors, and t,t he do
slaves, Jenny AMI Lacy, advanced io the plaintiff Mari
Smith subject Ia the IN them by tile inestate for his r
the Eth day March le9 that being Tie Gate of the deed By
which The nteale ed the said slaves the said MARY
Smith, and make report there of 10 this Court with matter
specially stated deemed pertinent by himself required by
Of the parties To be- -taedand the Court doth further nd
account between each the distributes of the nrsae
defendant NJ H. Smith, his Administrator and the
to this Court with matter specially stated deemed pertinent
by himself required by of the parties
A Copy-Tese, WINSTON ROBINSON, e.
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NJESsRs. CRAWFORD W. HALL, William Panniil, pan'rl
IfE Turner, Archibald Bryce and John VI Johnson You WI
please notice that, the 25h day OF August 1873 at f
mvra Clerks office the county ~ Fln'anna between
The hours aud continue from day 10 h
until shall proceed 10 take the dispositions
Samuel & Petit and Others h. read as evidence m ul
now depending Circuit Superior Court OF Law ahi Chah
cery Fluvagna County, which am plaintiff and you ac
defendants Very respectfully, . ~
JOSEPH HoDGSoN
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AND FOR SALE-By virtue of deed of from james
IL NJ and wife bearing date the LIST day OF March,
1924 and recorded the Clerks Office of the County Court of
and an assignment bearing date the
day and v. m and recorded in the Office shall proceed To
sell lor,lto the said Thursday the I'm day Of
October next nj public sale cash. the highest bidder the
Flat Emwood Estate containing about 9o
acres Possession will be gwen as soon
~ ,l rroinr crop of Indian corn is The title is be-
lcyrd 10 he ndpuaile though acting Trustee shall con
ycy only title as vested. -
~ ' JOHN VI. GARRETT, Trustee.
n " Nav e s-w3m
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JOHN VI. GAKNETT, IrUstte
Loret;o P. o., E,,cy co., Va, May 3oh, le+a s-w3m

MEDICAL NOTCE-The undersigned would inform The
M public especially his old friends that he has associated
his son. Dr. Francis Meaue J with him in the practice Of
Medicine Surgery and that they may be consulted the
present residence Of the undersigned Prince Edward Court
house.
connection will enable the undersigned TO give more o.
his personal the practice Of Medicine proper when
he has compelled enquish in measures until now
by reason Of his increasing Surgical duties, and the want OF
competent assistant
lie would state that conded 10 the Of s son
who confidently recommend as well qualified IN ms pro
afford his personal attention ana advice
fire. of charge whenever deemed necessary or desired
Tile Private nnary the undersgncd for Servants still
in and convenient accommodations can he ha IN his
immediate vicinity for Gentlemen aud Ladies from distance
wisLn. to visit HIM for professional advice.
JOHN +. METTAuER NJ. d.
princr EIwnrd c. IL Jny lJ;h. si3 ..!-M2m
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PIANO FORTE WAREHOUSE

PIANO FORTE WAREHOUSE.
THE subscriber constantly receiving from the celebrated ma
nufacory Of Nunns Clark, New York, elegant ana pam
Piano Foes possessing the lates improvements and that
decacy touch and otone peculiar to their ma
nufacture
Also large assortment of Musical Instruments and Msca
Merchandise in general.
CHEAP MUSIC.
offered for sale In this
tile of the subscriber who
enabled sell the Philadelphia and New York wholesale
and retail prices.
Those purchasing to sell again furnished upon better
terms than they can find elsewhere in the state: ,.o
Jan3 Piano and Muae Store. opposite the Baaks
RICHMOND FREDERICKSBURG < POTOMAC RAILROAD,
Compilation Of The Raitroad 10 .7qata Creck-Unrt-
rallied Expedition -Reduction Of Rates to
Washineton Baitinorc PHILADELPHIA, &c.
THE Richmond Fredericksburg Potomac Railroad Compa
ny hereby their Railroad completed TO the
10th November and that travellers now
The year. Railroad Cars and Steamboats, leaving Richmond at
at 6, A. NJ precisely, instead Of ~, as heretofore
Instead paying their fare, heretofore TO Fredericksburg
only and afterwards Potomac Steamboat and al
Washington passengers will tickets the Railroad Once,
Washington and Baltimore The fare in this way WIZ
If paid separately, different portions Of the route
Line Richmond and the Northern cities, Will be
reduced follows: - -
Whole fare between Richmond and Washington, So 50
Baltimore. w
Do do philad. lpia, by the IN M
Newcastle and Frenchtown railroad aud steamboat line, =
or by Peck and G.ore's Line, 90
railroad route are now the and hay hoas with
the advantage favor, nj greatly Increased cSpedontra
vcllrrs by the raroa, line reaching WASHINGTON IN SINE, b
and Philadelphia IN rwESrf one hohrs aief
leaving Richmond and rinr Philadelphia bre travellers by
The Rirer and Bay Boats hare iJt Norfolk :,
No charge children under three years oil age-ohers uoer
twelve years age half price OF Cooe persons hn PRICE
THOMAS SHARP,
Superintendent Of Transportation
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The parties foregoing decree please take notice
that have appointed Monday, The 18th day Of August At
Charlotte Court house. for the purpose ol lying the decree
effect The parties required Ia attend 10 o'clock 4
VI. prepared, with their papers, vouchers, &c for settlement
Of all the embraced IN The sad decree
JNO MORTON, COMMISSIONS
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Defendants.
The defendant, Anderson Nunnaly not having
appearance and given security according 10 the The
Assembly and the rules of this Court and appearing
inhabtant of this State On the motion
tR counsel II is entered rules aforesaid and ordered
That the said defendant Anderson Sunnay do ppea-
Clerks office of the Court aforesaid
first Monday September next, and the p1nirs
that copy of this order be- forthwith inserted in
the public newspapers printed Richmond fo
successfully and also posted front door OF the
Court house of tins county.
A Copy-Teste, b. j. WORSHAM, c. c.
% ~
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A EXTRACT-lN CHANCERY.-yrasf>tA: AT Circuit
superior Court OF Law and Cancey for Charlotte COUNTY
the oh day of June 1873:
Lewis d. PondrS and Nancy VI. hi. wife garary Mat.
ilews John u. Smith Robert Smith Jane 4 " his WIFE
Mary L. smith, who is infant and by her neat friend
Plaintiff.
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osr-The person persons who hase 's , Nav ls
IL Guirer for the years from 9th May, leD u" ''h
from 9th May 1911 10 9th May. 1872 from gh Way "a m n.
May 1915 from 9Th May lo7 to SIN May snnr "r oe
most earnestly requested TO bring in soon as
They of the greatest value us and as we av- no dc
been borrowed from this office by persons who ha
looked them amongst their own papers. n,rcurp eoNs
Thus nj s-u
June9
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As well as Spectacle Glasses every descrpon to NJ
He great pains tile selection Of hs Spectacle
and he his friends that his Glasses are o ihe 5
quality well ground and perfectly polished or % he IS
ledge of the Science of Optics and the structure o' W
prepared give the proper advice 10 persons
acles or Glasses. All Of which will be disposed o "a "
bic l- Old God and Silver taken IN eHchaAs - ,f
Petersburg, June %, 1913
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IN CUhHCEgY.--VIGoI> AT RULES taken C,rtA.
Ofc" the Circuit superior Cun al Law and CHANGER
II Prince Edward county, the 9Th day of June, lel3:
Monroe X. Flpan, Plaintiff:
against
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ONE PRICE ONLY!
COMPLETE SPRING ASSORTMENT.-We have now re-
y ccved opened arranged very large and complete
soriment of seasonablr
ST4PLE md FANCY DRY GOODS
which were favorable terms, generally from
first hands and III sold unusually prices for cash, and
general terms, 10 puncia customers
If and attention Of each of the partners with
the assistance Of efficient alesmen will merit IL, we solicit the
the liberal patronage o The
The late firm of Garland Randup and the public
generally. -
prI,r.burp anrii lll-wtf
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Prince Edward c, II July 25;h lsi3 .2-w
TO WOOD AND TIMBER GET


Potomac Land in .Harktt-.9 Great Bargdin offered.
OFFER sale my land in Prince William county, VrcIna
o-ar Dumfres, miles from navigabl- water-
The tract contains acres hall of which is heavily
mbered virgin growth viz: oak hickory and heart pine
The superior; the dwelling whlch Is Of
modern construction, contains twelve spacious rooms
large saloon passages Closets &c built of brck and cost
some wears since eight thousand dollars; is in good
pair The perfectly healthy and Is about twenty i've
miles District Of Columbia immediately on the road lead
ing from khg Alexandria An extensive wood bu
siness carried Dumfie and its vicinity with the Dis
trct Columbia and large contracts can readily be made FOL
wood standing wood and corded II IS believed
that could be- spared and sold from The tract 10 the
years much more Than double the amount
which whole the heart pine Ii also very
valuable That portion Of the land which opcn susceptible OF
high stale improvement but has been much neglected of late
years. 49,,
will sell great bargain application he made before The 9th
day September Ii sold before that day al private sale
SHALL that day, if fair II not, the next fair day, offer al
public auction on the premises
Mr. Thomas Golden who lives the place, will show 10
person disposed purchase ANY letters addressed to NE
" JOHN a. PARKER.
liz IL
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CHARLES LUMsDEN,
Wateh Maker and LeinfILrr. Pc;ersbuTg, Ia

Je,Cfiter, PciersbHTg, u
Continues 10 repair " a't"''f
Clocks and Jewelfy, Al -hoh ~.
lice, and in such = manner a' -
give satisfaction. lie keep, ""n
siaDlly On hand 4 well selected ia.
of Watches, Jrwelry. -i!vtf : "'.
and Fancy Good, rmhfaoir-a','
every article usually sepl ~ q '''
oiry store.
In addition will br found d" 60
ceilent assortment oi r.
EEL MOUNTED sPEC IACLL