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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-07-25

The Great Iron Steamer.-Ths immense vessel
built at BRISTOL England, for the Liverpool ano New
York trade, oated the dock the End oil June;
che sits most gracefully the water, and draws but
nine feet ten inches, with all her machinery and boilers
on board Next Wednesday, the 18th inst, IS the nay
appointed for floating her from her dock into the river,
and at the same time she will be named the Great Bfi-
lain. Prince Albert, with her Majestys ministers TO
reign ambassadors and the lords OF the admiralty, will
guinea eaoh will be issued, which will entitle The
holders to admission into The companvs yard, and 10
pnrtake of collation. on boord Our friend, Capain
Hoaken whom hope to see her commander, will not
be present. but doubt his health will be mbered
in bumper.
We have already given the principal dimensions OF
this floating wonder; but having learned lew addi-
onal particulars, there can be no harm in repeating
the whole:
Length from figure head 10 tafrrail, 332 feet
Do upper and forecssiie decks 303 "
Main breadth so feet, 6 ms depth, SO g ms.
Promenade cabin, forward, 81 eel long, 81 feet ms
broad
Promenade cabin, aft, 10 feet long, % feet broad.
Dining saloon, forward, 81 feet long, 81 feet, ns
broad.
Dining saloon, aft, 9S feet, 6ins long, 80 feet broad
One hundred and thirteen state rooms with two
beds.
Twenty six state rooms with one bed.
The weight of iron used in the chip and engines, j.
| upwards of ], 500 tons.
BY the action of low pressure steam, used expan
sivey in four cylinders of se inches in diameter, with
feet stroke, 900 horse power will be applied TO
propeller ot6 feet diameter revolving under the stern
She will have six masts will be rugged IN the same
style as the Great Western, and her burden is about
$500 tons.-N y. Com Ado.
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1Esr,n lse rusenmbia .al4lama pemeerat cf Univ q.

MEsaEaIsM Boynton has been lecturing in
this place for the last week The science, If may
be termed science) Of Animal Magnetism, and illus
tra,lng it by experiments on young lady who
pa mics him. We have attended The lectures regularly,
and witnessed the e1periments-and wonderful as they
may appear when related witnessed, regards
SELF that wonder has been greatly diminished by listen.
ing the TO say the least of it, plausible theory of Dr.
Boynton, which he bases upon the known laws OF
nature and the universally admitted facts in phoso-
ply. We have, for some time, believed in Mesmer-
ism, 10 certain extent, and our scepcIsm from
our inability imagine any medium through which the
ges the pind of one person could be transmitted
TO the mind Of another and having imbbed erroneous
IDEAS OF what claimed az lis power-but now, let
others believe as they may, We are convinced OF the
truth al Animal Magnesm-ln the language Of a con.
temporary, greater men Than oursel have believed in
tive believe in it, and until some powerful ar
gument, than any have yet met WITH is urged
against it, expect TO continue 10 believe it. 1t
~ not purpose to offer argument in support OF
our opinion, detail the facts which have led TO our
conclusions-but will merely state, that DR.. Boynton
placed The young lady in the magnetsed sate and then
put of the audience i'll communication with her-in
this state, pain inflicted upon Inc person, in commune
cation with her. caused her TO exhibit the same sensa.
lion he did-she would describe and locate the pain
The same result attended the person smelling or tast
ing any thing-she would describe The taste OF the
thing placed in his mouth, and, on his smelling any
thing, she would express the same sensation he did,
When the person, in communication with her, would
place his mind or eyes upon object she would de-
scribe l-shc would tell the hour by The person fixing
his eyes upon watch, placed in such position that
she could not see it. Different persons were pu, in
communication with the young lady-they were Sc
ec,ed by the audience from among themselves, and
the experiments conducted in such manner, that
collision could exist between Dr. Boynion and the
young lady. In Phreno-Magnetsm the experme n,s
very interchangeable exhibited by her language,
countenance, and gestures the character of every
gan, stimulated distinctly, that, though person
knew nothing about the location Of the organ, be
would not fail to distinguish it.
DR.. Boynon is an agreeable gentleman, pleasan,
lecturer, and appears to have given considerable aten
ton TO his subject.
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"MUcn YET REMAINS uSsrNc."

The following exauste Iit,e gem n poetry written for
Yec.nt Boston, ~ H. Welherbee, hard work
ing stone cutter:
Gods spirit smiles in ilowrs,
Aud IN sof Summer siow'is
He sends his love.
Each dew drop speaks His praise,
And bubhne ount displays,
In all their lucid rays,
Light from above.
The iiny vines that creep
Along tie rlvine's steep
Obey his nod
The Golden orb OF day,
And oceah's crested spray
TO HIM due homage pay
Creations God.
Thus Ericnlssip wea-s lis booin
And beyond the tomb,
n ,t-ow isht.
O, Lors be ours.
Which silds nf.'s darkest hours,
Cheering, IKE smiling :o.'rs,
Ropes deepest aght
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-07-25

The Yarmouth Register says that the extent of land
burned over By the FIRE in the Sandwich woods, has
been estimated at from thiry-fve to forty thousand
acres that about half Of this was well wooded and very
valuable, but the rest was of little value.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-07-25

The OREGON Convention, at Cincinnati, in which Col.
oneI R M johnson presided, passed the following re-
solutions and adopted declaration in which reasons
for the they recommend briefly and forci
bly, stated:
"Resoired That the right of the U. s. to the Ore
gon territory, from AZ deg. 10 81 deg 40 m North
latitude is unquesonable and that it is the imperative
duty OF the General Government forthwith 10 extend
the laws Of the U. S. said territory.
.Resofred, further, That TO encourage migration TO,
and the permanent and secure settlement OF, said ter
rtory the Congress Of The u s. ought to establish
line of forts from tie Missouri river 10 the Pacific
Ocean, and provide also an efficient naval force for the
protection of the Territory and its citizens
The following are the concluding paragraphs OF the
declaration
"That, go far es regards rights 10 the territory
in question, assured of their perfect integrity,
based as they discovery and exploration by our
own citizens and Government, and by purchase and
from those powers having the pretence or re-
ality Of any right TO the same
THAT beyond these rights, SO perfectly established,
we would feel compelled To retain The whole territory
IN accordance with Mr. Monroes universally approved
declaration of 1893 that the American continents
were not thenceorlh TO be considered subjects for
future colonization by any foreign power
"Inhuenced by these reasons and considerations, so
important to the West and the whole Republic, to
liberty, To Justice and Tree governments, do sub
scribe our names this declaration, with the firm, just
and matured determination never to cease our exer
tons Ill It's intentions and principles perfected, and
he North American Republic, whose citizens we are,
shall have established its laws, IFS and free in
stituions from the shores Of the Pacific TO the Rocky
mnunians throughout The territories above specified
and we do hereby protest, shall continue 10
protest. against any act or negotiation, past, in pro
cess or hereafter TO be perfected, which shall give
possession of any portion of the 10 any foreign
over; and above all do demonstrate against the
possession of any part of The North East cous Of the
e ~ D.
(Sgned by Colonel Johnson, President. and 90 CT.
,izens OF six States in the Mississippi Valley)
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NOTICE-A persons ndtbied the Estate of James Duva
deceased earnestly requested como aud make
payment. situation Esae is such that no
be sraned and all persons having Glazing agdn the said
Estate are requested bring forward ok settlement
possible this win be plead 10 bar demands
made future time, by GEO. B. DUAL,
Administrator Of Jas Dural, deceased. I!
June 20 D-w6w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-07-25

A SMALL FARM AND HANDSOME RESIDENCE FOR
N SALE-In of continued and Increased inds
position dispose OF the farm recently
BENJAMIN Sneed. II situated In the OF
Abemae The south side Of the South West Mountains about
Charlottesville and In the immediate netghbo
hood land highly esteemed for It's
contains about 2a7 half Of which Is open land
part land and portion OF the balance snsceti
BILE by The Of clover and plaster The stua
ton beautiful and commanding the dwelling house is
dious containing eight and other outhouses
including good new and good Threshing Machine
detached from the Farm, Is lo containing q
Blacksms Shop and new store House Inc stand Is good
year This lot will be sold either with or detached
from the Farm.
The situation offers peculiar advantages professional man,
or one teaching school, the neghborh0od being
ous containing many children in the Of education
will sell the above property to the highest bidder, ON saur-
day the fifth Until them will treat pri
yatey with any who may wish purchase; and should
sale be effected, due notice will be given
require the 9th OF December next when
session will given thousand fourteen hundred dollars the
balance in and two years.
Twill sell the Threhiug Machine which good and
person who wishes TO purchase. JAS y. LINDSAY
Charlottesville, July q, ls43 lb-w4w
VERY DESIRABLE PROPERTY FOR sALE.-Determined
moving Missouri offer the following property for sale
viz The Land which now live, called PLEASANT
CROVEn situated In the county of Cumberand on Wfss RI
vrr Carfersve containing GOO acres, by old sur
vey There TWO good Dwelling ilouses with the usual out
houses bas stables &c &c From acres an e N S
well with II is well adapted TO the growth OF corn
tobacco With % years experience lnnk u as neal
thy as any place In the county Adjoining offer large Manu-
featuring Mill recently repaired compete, with pair burns and
Corn si which, with good MANAGEMENT WORM rom eoo 70
s bills toll corn per year h IN ' o,.na sroW Se
remainder Tobacco lot II has an excellent saw SIN dwelling
House, Store House, &C. The pond mas eerh neay %
years year ten Is there DAY iost Tor me want OF
water tract of Land consisting Of 100 miles above
the first described tract three half acre lots In the town ct
Gainesville, with good dwellings, ouhouse' &c; &c. VIII
sell The above property separately In parts together on very
THOs H. WALTON.
l6-W4W
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d. M. Hoyt & Co.'s Lottery and Exchange Office,
Under the Exchange Hotel, Richmond, YnRiais-
ID ELOW HOYT & CO. give list Of the most prominent
Schemes to be drawn in July They will be found on eI
animation the richest collection offered for long
amongst them., Ss-sf IS i ~.
HOYT CO.'S reputation for selling large prizes Is
vel established that, matter Of courEe who want big
prizes will send their orders TO them.
10000 Dollars! +.
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY Class Al, draws July 90, 1913.
nrzeo Of $4,000 prizes OF $4,000
I 10000 500
53s0i5 $50
I 5000 5 400
40 prizes OF $500, &c.
Tickets Si0-shares in proportion.
Certificate Of Package of % Whole Tickets In the above
will be sent for sl30-halves and quarters In proportion
HOYT CO. solicit orders Tickets in all Lotteries under
the management G. Gregory Co. The result of adventures
always sent (when eqnested,) II orders to
HoYT & CO., Under Exchange Hotel, Richmond, Va.
June % l3-wtd
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MANSION HOUSE HOTEL.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES THIRD STREET,

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES THIRD STREET,
For Families and Gentlemen.
Joseph HEAD respectfully his old friends and
the public has reopened the Mansion House lately
The eotre renovation Of this Tor The
Of families and gentlemen, with his long expert
euce and humble Services hopes for Of public patron
What will, the sup Of The best thai the markets
lodgings good wines md good MS every effort
will be directed TO the satisfaction OF lis patrons
June 30 1s-1m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-07-25

9 LATE RIVER LANDS FOR SALE-The subscriber offers
- for sale his Lands Buckingham Court house This land
consists Of two separate tracts containing together $50 acres and
lie each about two miles from Buckingham Court hose near
enough each other both places with The hands
Twelve een hands may worked TO advantage The Slate
river tract contains $50 about $50 ceared-one hundred
this is Slate bottom, surpassed by none IN
richness and fertility the The high land Ia nndula
o land the hut durable aud free
washing possessing quality highly relentve Of manure
and we'll adapted clover and plaster The on
dwelling house, with eight
rooms passage and hreshng machine tobacco houses
ice house other houses an excellent spring Of
water young orchard of well selected fruit Trees
den, The other farm contains $50 acreses remarkably
WE'LL and well waeed with strong and bold branches run
ming through il, aordng fine meadow land. also plant
than hundred and fnrty acres OF
this cleared the balance finely mbered This land produces
fine manufacturing kind, and produces
wheat remarkably WELL peculiarly adapted 10 wheat
invite who may wish purchase such property come
and view it, Ii this properly should be sold privately,
will exposed ae BY public auction on the st OF
JAMES AUSTIN.
npham Juy A. I6-w4w
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Taosrn and Premises for sale at Kiag E. Queen
Court House.

HAVING determined relieve myself OF all pceunary embar
II rassneni offer for sale this valuable property Consist
ing of about Of cleared Land Of the very
quality which there excellent Tavern new STA
BILE, this year. sixty feet long and thirty feet w!de and al
other buildings necessary for the establishment 10 good repa
Also five acres Of good wood Land some short
distance off sufficient supply abundance OF fuel As 40
moi 10 Offer property public auction des
rate that who wish To purchase viii confer with me
anon The subject early possible The purchase viii
received bonds when possession is Delivered which
VIZ y :" - RIO. MYRRICK.
r. IL Iuneo EG
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King & Queen H., Jun. 90 ia-wsw

AND FOR SALE-By virtue Of deed Of trust from James
M and wife TO bearing date the is day of March,
1924 and recorded ia The Clerks Office Of The County Court
Essex and an of same bearing
year. and recorded in The sam. Office sha proceed TO
her rex. public SALE for the highest bidder the
Flat Land attached tho Enw0od Estate containing about d0
cre be The less Possession will given
as the growing crop Of Indian removed The title Is be-
.ved 10 be ndsputahe though acting Trustee shall
yey only such title as IS In ME vested. $3.50 lr.-.e
JOHN 81. GARRETT, Trustee.
Ioretto p o.. Essex co., Va May 30th, ls43. S--w3m
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June 30


IN CHANcERY-VIroIsIA:-At Rules holden in -
Office Of the Crcri; Superior Court of Law and Cha.
the county of Noltnway, the 9Th day of June, Is
Lucy o. Sheffield, widow Of Leonard Sheffield deee,.-
Hsans. IA
Asa B. Clarke, Daniel W. Farley and Lcta his Viz !
Leutia Clark, John Powell and Elizabeth his wiCe
Dates, widow and Ieicr Of william Bates, deceased
Bates, Henry Bates, Asa Vaughan and Minerva his a.;
ehy Minerva Bates. and two infant children, lwhose
unknown,) Of William Perry, who married Nary Bates
Dcirn,
Bates, widow aud rect Of William Bates, deceased. T.,
Henry Bates, Asa Vaughan and Minerva his wife, foa
nervn Bates, aud TWO infant children, (whose nam,
known,) Of William Perry who married Mary Bars :,
entered their appearance and given security accorn:
of Assembly and the rates OF this Court and il
sactory evidence that the said defendants are nor
OF this commonwealth. II is Ordered That the said gs
do appear here the first day Of September term re,
The bill Of The plaintiff and that copy OF this ors
with inserted In the Richmond Enquirer fer two mo.s,
sivey, and that another copy be posted at The front t
Court house of this county.
A Copy-Teste,
C. w. FITZGERALD
June l3 i,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-07-25

IN cHANcEaY.-ylse,s,.:--Ata Superior couu = .
Of Richmond, on Saturday, April Isl, ls43: o', 70
Sidney s.. Baxter, Attorney General Of the Comr,.
Virginia. and the President and Directors Of the Iass
against h.4l
Donald McNichol, Archibald McNIcho, peogv M,
McLanehn and Mary bis wife, John Crow ana I've I..
Alexander McNichoI, John hcNichoI, Francis M.N.a
Machine and Isabella his wife, Ellen McNchoi r,9,
and Margaret his wife, James Bennett and C,,b, ns
Mary McNichoi, and Nicholas Nelson and Jane nj.
The demurrer of m. daf.nd.,,, Def,, \
being argued II Is the opinion Of The Court ,h,, e
eris Insufficient: Therefore, IL is dccreed and orSsa
said demurrer be oyenulrd, and thersupon The 49,
their answer TO the said BILL To which answer the %
counsel replied generally, and the cause coming on p
be heard by consent Of the Attorney General and NJ "
ants by their counsel, on the bill, answer and ren
argued by counsel. On consideration whereof IT, ~
Older that publication be made for three months
The Richmond Enquirer, Richmond Whig and tb- NJ,
teliigencer published In the city Of Washington t.a
persons claiming interest in ths estate of Dr. Jim
Surgeon in the Navy Of the State OF Virginia, IN ~"
tonary War, TO appear here the flint day Of lie nv
Term, aud make themselves parties defendants 10 tis
Copy -Tesle,
June IN ~ " oaNUs.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-07-25

oassed in facing the foe, be they athsrs or bro
hers who should have the temerty 10 assail them.
Resored, That we repel, with honest indignation
The iusdious md insolen nsnuntion that we are 400
iifionis,s in disguise from what source It may
wbeiher from o. Connell himself, from the Editors
of the Tropc. a.
Resotsed. That we view the cause of Repeal as Inc
cause of nation struggling TO be free. and wholly
distinct from the of AboltoD save IN the mhas
of mischeyous and worthless band Of bigoited en-
thusios,s who disgrace the name OF American cI'zens
md tia. although OConnell has outraged our feelings
nv h;a nsoen interference with the institutions OF
adonted home yet we shall not CONSENT from paltry
s,;,e to allow brave and chivalrous people to be So
crced without an effort to assist and cheer them on 10
Resoired, That copy of this report add resola-
tons be transmitted 10 the Loyu National Repeal
Association at Dublin, and that this Association DO
adjourn until an answer be received, or the Execu.
tive Committee call il together.
Rs,oircd That these proceedings be published in the
New Orleans Republican and Courier. All OF which
is respectful mltled
j. j. MULLON, Chairman.
d. BYRNE, President Of the Assn
D P. ScAsLAs, Secretary.
Commiuec-W W. Kelly, Thomas Maxwell. F.
McNurray, D. P Seaman, John Petit, J. P. Kirwan,
J. R. Conway, Peter Dunno, William B. Carroll, ?.
Mcguire, Thomas Connolly, Jr., Mich. Finn, Dennis
Cronin.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-07-25

IN CHANCERY.-vInoIsiA: AZ rules taken "a n.
Office OF the Circuit Superior CONT of Law and g,
of Prince Edward county, the 5ih day Of June, lsi3;
Monroe r. Fiippin, I'll
against
nei,E:
appearance, and given security according 10 the &C, N
neral Assembly and the rules Of this Court, and IL ap
he is inhabtant Of this State: On the niion q D
tR by counsel, II Is entered al rules aforesaid ana
That the said defendant, Anderson Nunnly, do aptr
To he taken in the Clerks office OF the touu a(or.aG
first Monday in September next and The pisti
and that copy Of this order be forthwith inserted
Of The public newspapers printed in the city of Rra
two months successfully, aad also posted the iron. d.
Courthouse of this county.
Copy-Teste,
). WoRsHAp.
June 81 nj
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-07-25

IN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Rules holden in d.
Office of the Circuit Superior Court OF Law and Chs
The county of holloway, the 9TH day of June lsi3
Mary Winfrcc, ri
against
B. T. Todd, Thomas Dyson. and John d. Roya'l. AZ,
tor of Richard Epes, deceased, Disa
The defendant Jno d. Royal, Administrator Of Reha
deceased having entered his appearance and gyeh
according Ia the act of Assembly and the rules nf III
and IL appearing by satisfactory evidence that he
bitant Of this commonwealth It Is Ordered That The
ant doth appear here the first day Of the Sep,rE
ba forthwith inserted In the Richmond Enquirer for
SUCCESSFULLY, and posted the front door Of the Coz.
this county.
G. w. FITZGERALn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-07-25

A DESIRABLE FARM FOR SALE wish TO sell the
Woodawn Farm, in the county OF Orange, lying within
the North River IA tributary Of the York; about -
miles from Orange c. H. The 670 some
land, mbeIed; soil excellent
land The cleared land divided into ve fields besides
pasture and field supplied with fountain
ter Temperature 80 deg The dwelling house large and
orable which, with the other farm buildings have been recent
valued 600 The Of apples and peaches Of de
sirahe selections The whole has fair exposure 10
O'Clock full view of the Blue Ridge and w mountains,
and in healthy, moral and industrious peighborhood
Persons wishing buy such Estate will confer with me-
personally letter. post paid directed TO Tburnh Orange
county, Virginia.
Observation-Disclosures unwilling give thirteen fourteen thou
sand dollars for farm need trouble themselves to make en-
qure by distant enqners
qnanted with the properly offer reference, Hon. T. W.
GImer Of Charlottesville Mr. Andeson jr Messs William
Anderson Co MessrJ Ellis and Elicit, Of Richmond
shall leave the property friends and nechbors and Old Virginia.
God bless herr with heavy heart but justice to others calls
for the sacrifice. 7. SCALES.
June 80 i5-wSwf
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To +. Markoe, Js, Esq,
Corresponding Secretary of tie National Ins,itu,.

FoRr WAYNE The Toledo Blade, of the 9Th instant,
says the delegates 10 the Canal celebration al Fort
Wayne on the h, had returned in fine spirits The
numbers assembled were estimated ten thousand
souls Gen. Cass delivered the Grafton.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-07-25
To Plough Makers and the Proprietors Of F0nndries.
.THE LIVINGSTON COUNTY PLOuGH.n

To Plough Nakers and The Proprietors Of F0nndries
dTHE LIVINGSTON COUNTY PLOUGH"
THE subscriber purchased the exclusive right Of making
the above well known Plough in the State N pirgnia, and
prepared sell patterns Others with the right Of max
ing Pinughs He has the original patterns, which
were during year the Palenee, under the d.
subscriber expressly for the State Of Venia and
they avoid all the objections arising to the
beautiful Worcester Poughs which latter made
vegetable surface differing entirely from
over all others when operating heavy lay upon land
thckly covered with weeds litter For more than seventeen
engaged the Foundry and Plough business
in States during all which time my attention has been part
cuay directed the construction and form Of Plougs both here
North. and therefore confidently recommend this
Plough my friends and the public generally combining all
the valuable qualities Of cheapness strength ease Of draft sim
pcy construction, perfect performance Of its work. and
and OF all beauty There sizes OF the right hand
ed Plough and large LEFT handed two horse Plough.
addressed me- Meadsyc Halifax county, upon
Anil - 1l7rw3n BENZ F. AVERY