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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-26
eREAr CENTRAL norrn,..

~ ~ arrangement for a term Of years. with
the baIilmurc aud ohio Rail R1Ji t|oupauv. The
propretors ol the Good Intent and National
Road stage cGmpanltst tom Wheeling, are now
prepared 10 bull pdssenSvT~ through 10 BALTIMORE
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-26

Martha Co1iu has lived u my famfy he I7s,
f3rasrE and I hereby certify that tls forcgg.Hg
Filfeuaut made bF herself is correct.
Sire MARY LLOYD.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-26
know Martha CoGl.n, and believe what she
s'aics 900 rEy document 20 De perfectly tme.
JOHN POWER

/ place fuIl confidence u the statement made
w b3IiH1 iuutini uIyIHg known her fbc past
twcny Year, Wit cu-eTluilg give uyparTcgl3rs
.A .," To HeI taee 90 those who NAV wish
tlfIheI .Hig ,naL.oH' 81 ELIZABETH.
Superior Of the HDmag CdiHOilC Olg.au Asylum
Prince street, New York. tDsc a. Ist5
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-09-22
FREEDOM.

Freedom is selfcontrol. He is not Free
Who looks abroad for guidance or who finds
In party, creed, or sect, in kings decree,
Or mob's acclaim the rule of Right that binds
His thoughts and feelings. Freedom dwells in mind.
To virtue disciplined; where sense ofRight,
Our own, and not another's, is our guide;
Where self-respect and scorn of wrong unite,
And Truth and Justice in our hearts preside.
To Freedom thus inbred, if law accord
Freedom Of action, we are Free indeed;
But Wrong is tvranny-by one decreed
Or manv-Wrong, not less 10 be abhorred,
Though thousands gain, if one unjustly bleed.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-09-22

SONG.
l wish my love were some sweet flower,
And l some happy roaming bee,
Light winging to her woodland bower,
And all her sweetness waited me.
I wish my love were some fair bird,
And l sone young and favorite tree,
Where she might come and sing unheard,
Unseen, by all save love and me.
I wish-I wish-O what were best?-
were some stream that flowers might deck,
And she a lily on my breast.
With verdant arms around my neck.
I wish I were the leaves that shield
The rose from harm, and she the rose,
Together sweet our lives TO yield,
Together in our death repose.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-09-22

From an old tomb stone, Clonatin church, Ire.
land.
Let all thy thoughts, thy words, and deeds
Be such unto thy brother
As thou wouldst his should be 10 thee,
And let them be none other.
A paraphrase Of the twelfth verse OF the sew
enth chapter of st. Matthew.
On the tomb of The once beautiful MARY VIGoRs,
1903, in the cathedral of Ferns, Ireland:
Thou dust and clay, tell me, say,
Where is thy beauty fled
Was II in vain2 or doth it gain
The favor Of the dead?
Death is a debt we all to nature owe,
And not an e%vl-when not counted 80!
AT Dorking, in Surrey:
Here lies the Carcass
of Honest Charles Parkhurst
who meier could dance or sing
But always was true TO
His Sovereign Lord the King
Charles LIST.
Oh. Dec. Xxx. 17O4, aged sc.
In Wrerham churchyard, Denbigshire, is the FOL-
lo,oing on ELISHA YALE, pho had been Governor
Of Madras. Died1721:
Born in AMERICA, in Europe bred
In Africa travelled, and in Asia wed,
Where long he lived and thrived at London died
The Society of Friends, do not, I believe, ev.
er place any memorials on their graves. Some
years past, there was a Friends funeral of some
consequence at Warwick, where but few of tina
persuasion resided, and therefore, many othel
people attended to witness such a novelty.-
The body was merely deposited in the grave
Numbers expressed surprise that no more wa.
said or done. 1t brought forth, from a J.lc,
Collins, the following very appropriate and wei
expressed lines:
ON SILENT FUNERALS.
"When expectation anxious wishing
Eloquence of words to hear,
The solemn pause of awful silence
MortiIfes the itching ear.
At such, perhaps, the Great Dispenser
Sees it best TO deal with man,
The depth of whose unerring counsel
Human wisdom cannot scan.
The striking scene of death before us,
What can more instructive plead
Since It's a road we all must follow,
Tis a path that none evade.
Though learned phrase and flowery language
Please the proud, exalted part,
Yet deeply searching home reflection
Can alone amend the heart.
+Tnis is very similar TO what is on Shak speare's.-
Our ancestors entertained great fears of being dis
turbed after death, which shows a very becoming
plous. and amiable sentiment, expressing a stron,
hone IN q resurrection hereafter.
tDr. Thomas.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-09-22

from the mob of several thousand persons
who surrounded it. 1t appeared that these
people were from the district where the cul-
prils resided, and had walked all the distance
to testify their disapprobation Of the punish
ment inflicted for an act which they did not
acknowledge to be a crime.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-09-22

my name is Norval !" said a runaway
youth, who was playing that character in a
small theatre at Annapolis some years since.
Is You lie you dog!" said an officer in the
crowd, I" your name is Bill White, and you
owes Mrs. Knipper three dollars and a halt
for board and washing, and here's a writ, so
come along my darling Wheeling Gar.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-09-22

he could not be hurt. Upon this the Lieu
tenant having revived, pulled the shot out OF
his bosom, and exclaimed emo, sir, but this j..
my shot, thrust it, with sang frold into biz
pocket.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-09-22

RoUGu AM TuMBLE.-The New Orleans
Tropic tells the following story:
"A Frencliman, who knew a very little
of our language, unfortunately got into a diff
Guilty with IA back countryman; and fight he
must; and that, too, rough and tumble. But,
before he went at it, he was very anxious TO
know what he should cry out, if he found
himself whipped. After being informed that
when he was satisfied, all that he would have
to do would be to cry out 'enough,' at it they
went; but poor Monsieur, in his difficulties,
forgot the word; and finding his eyes were
likely to he removed from their sockets, he
began to cry out but instead of saying what
he was told, he commenced bawling Justify,
'hurrah! hurrah !! hurrah ~ To bis aston
ishment, the counryman KEEP, pounding and
gouging the harder, when Monsieur, finding
there was no use in hallooing, turned and
went to work in good earnest, SO that it was
not long before the countryman sung out in
a stentorian voice, 'enough!' Say that again.
said the Frenchman. Enough! e~nough!!
cried he again (; when the Frenchman, in his
turn, broke out, 8 Bcgar dat is de vara word
| was try to say long time ago.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-09-22

PRoLIrIc.-A negro woman, nearly fifty
five years of age, belonging TO a creole fam.
lily in the parish of 81. Landry, has had
thirty five children. Her first child was
born at the age of twenty-five. She gave
birth TO twins five times, TO triplets three
times. Twenty of her children are at pres
ent living. These facts are stated on the
authority of an Opelousss paper.-N. O.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-09-22
COMMODORE PERRY.

The second Lieutenant of the Lawrence,
standing by Perry, was struck in the breast
by a chain shot. which, having passed through
the bulwark, was so far spent as TO have no
other efrec, than to knock him down. The
sho, lodged in the bosom Of his waisicoat.
He felt stunned by the violence Of the blow.
Perry approaching him, and Peresiving no
marks ofa wound, observed that he though,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-09-22

+This is very similar TO what is on Shak speare's.-
Our ancestors entertained great fears of being dis
turbed after death, which shows a very becoming.
pious. and amiable sentiment, expressing a strong
hone in q resurrection hereafter.
Dr.. Thomas.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-09-22
EPITAPHS.

SHAKESPEARE.
"For the origin of these compositions we are
referred to the scholars of Linus, who first be-
walled their master, when he was slain, in dole
full verses, then called of him Elinum, AFTER
ward Epitaphia for they were first sung at bu-
rails, and afterward engraved upon the sepul.
chre."
"Praises on tombs are trifes vainly spent
A mans good name is his best monumct."
have selected a few, merely to show the
manners and feelings of the age. l have not
chosen them from the rich and powerful. A
great number Of these are proverbially offen-
sive they express, it is true,
"Here lies the great! False marble where?
Nothing but sorbid dust lies here, '-YouNa.
Shakespeare thus expresses himself in rela.
ton TO false honors /:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-16

TN CfIANCERY.-ViaGiSiA-At Court of Monthly Session
held Louisa County, the Cour; house thereof on MOI
day, the 9th day of October, 1913:
Elisha Melton, Administrator, with the viii annexed Of John
Thomnsson, deceased, Plaiutir
against
David Thomasson, Martha Ann Mary, Frances r Caha,r
and Geogeanna Thomasson, John Patsy, Elizabeth and N
cal Nucsold+ Nathan H. John k and Martha L. hephersG
Elias Thomason Lewis Thomaston John +. yi.i
cal hoi!lssoh ana l homas Z ih"inasson, Defendants
THIS cause came this day 10 br further heard unGer the
bery reserved Ia the parties the decree ~
the 10th day Of june 1888, and application of Tie h
Of the said John ThonassoH deceased, PARTIES this cause il
ORDERED and required. that all persons who have claim
the said John iomasson deceased do exhibit the ,a
for settlement Elisha Mcli, administrator nh the u in
neSed of the said John Thotsrn, between time and
LIST day of January neat lei and Is further directed tha, mn
order be published for eight weeks the Enquirer. ,l
published in the city of Richmond, and be pasted front
of the Cou house this county for days
Copy-T'.ste JOHN HUNTER {. l.. e.
Oct. 81 Jy-wgrs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-16

IN REWARD.-Ran away from Cumberland The
CcO LIST of November calling himself STERLING
PEASANTS the property Of Mrs. Eliza Perkins Ster il
thrown complexion, aou 81 Of aye, feet inches in
height has Of his front teeth, and has rather
ing walk has been accustomed waiting in the nuse and
polite spoken lie carried with him 4
grey pantaloons of very
homespun aud pair light homespun pantaloon ALSO
great coat usually by servants and black fur
hat lie has wife and children in Richmond belonging the
Estate of the late John Trpr and will probably lark about
while, and then get off The
reward VIII be paid him taken out of The STATE and
jail Richmond $50 IL taken In the State
committed jail Richmond and $50 f committed Jail
in the State, SO that get HIM again.
WM. A. PERKINS.
Nov. 81 57-wtf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-16

There are other notifications of the existing laws,
which will no doubt present themselves 10 the cons
deraon of Congress- whose enacments, whatever they
may be- will be administered so far as that duty shall
be devolved on me, in the spirit in which they
may be passed, with view singly to promote the
intentions Of Congress, and to advance and extend the
usefulness of this department to every section of the
country
am, sir, with great respect, yours,
c. A. WICKLlFFE.
Ia liz PR sidenf nf the u s.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-16

VIRGINIA EDGE TOOL MANUFACTORY.
HE subscriber wond call the attention Of merchants
and others The fact that he manufacturing and SELL
all kinds Of EDGE TOOLS cheaper than they obtained
any where Virginia All that he asks s call before purchus
inc elsewhere and lie will satisfy those who disposed
he make good AXES,
&C. be mlde the North, and will sell them less
articles he bought the North. All persons
vitrd call and whether they wish purchase
Orders kinds kfully pune
tuaiiy attended 10. Factory flaxils Mhs
JOHN HITCHCOCkS.
Richmond. Nov. li,h ls43. 54-4tii3wt25D
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$40 600 kEwAenSThe above n, reward will be paid in
Establishment in the city of Richmond Teras who Will
and Shoes cheaper Than s. A. Smith, Al the of the
Boot Main opposite the end Of the old Market
House ,l-herrfure, establishment Is the cheapest
city Texas invite all Nations Languages and Tongues
Speaker wish SanedIim the Flat Head lndl
cali for bargains, determined not To he beat
in these diggns selling cheap oois and Shoes Boots
at from 25 to Sc: Shoes from lei 81 $3.50
in prices Just call and look yourselves and
you will find very difficult 10 away without purchasing. Eh
$. A. SMITH.
y. u. Don't forget the Red Boot.
Der 62-wtf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-16

CANAL BOAT FO2 SALEBy virtue Of deed of trust
" cted by Thomas Montague the subscriber for certain
purposes mentioned, which il duly recorded in the coun
Fnvanna shall proceed 10 SELL on SATURDAY, the 9th
day Januay 1884, Columbia the Canal Boat Rvannl.
good order, with Bags. Fixtures and three Iiores. Terms
day Of sale viii be sod for cash. several
likely young Negro Women, on the same day
WILLIAM FoNTAINE
nors -vJy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-16

RlCHMOND a. LfaCHbUhG CANAL PAChEi LINZ,
By Iron Steamboats,.
THE undersigned beg leave inform the public. generally,
that the above Line has been established and will commence
running about the Goth of July The precise day shall be here
after published The will be Of the best character oi
comfort safety and expedition and will afford such facilities to
the through O way travel as will insure satisfaction.
Through from Richmond Lynbure 47 miles, In 81 hours
tri.wceky. CHARLES DlMMOCK & co.
Richmond, July 4, lei3. @2awly
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AW NOTlCE-Tle professional
IL between TIE undersigned has been This dag dstved,
Wood ouldn having determined remove, very soon
of Richmond. The unfinished business of Iouldn Car
n.ton, The counties Of Charlotte, Campbell Halifax and
Edward will be closed by William Z. Darlington who
unfinished business Wood Bouidn
where other counsel shall be retained and
will be aided in Nil the Courts when necessary by Mr. Thomas
7. Eoudin, Of Lynclhnrc
Address-Wm. c. Darlington, Charlotte C. II Va.
WOOD BOULDIN,
WM G. CARRINGToS
Nov. 18Th, 1919. 57-wGw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-16

VALUABLE RIVER LAND FOR SALE-On TUESDAY,
The 10Th day Of October 1913, shall sell, III public aucon on
the premises called Woodsoca onea IN value OF about t"t
eight hundred OF Land lying Mehern river, IN TIE
county oil i.uncnbur..
The several hundred of first rate fiat land, and
upland said TO he good for tobacco, wheat,
before the 18th instant the land VII be divided Dr.
Nathaniel 4. Vcnabr noiety interest therein
half will positively BE- sd at public outcry whole or in i,i
ded Those disposed 10 purchase invited TO view the
land growing crop, which will be shown Ivy friend,
Dr. y. Vcnabe residing the premises. Liberal credits VIII
given. Sale conducted by Attorney, William J. Nibet
Esq. LlTILEBUkf Il. sIAlNbM n:
r :. There twenty eight NEGROES the Woodstock IS
belonging which will bs sold publicly between the
18th December and January liberal terms aso
half OF the stock Of Horses Cattle Sheep Hogs, anta"n ="
sis, &c. l.. L. sIAlNBhlh.
Sept. II 3o-"1w
1850 ~ ne aisivsf
poned TUESDAY, 10Th day next
Negroes and half Stock, Plantation Utensils
will be sold. There 1916 of Land.
l.. E. STAINBACK.
Sept. 80 ii-wrds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-16

(UScORD aCADEMY.-1he Session of this Institution
~ will the first 81 FEBRUARY, and terminate
the last Of June 1874 The of instruction. comprising the
and Sciences extensive that OF any Academy
IN the Union.
Tcrms-For board and tuition including washing bedding and
fuel, 800, pay able in advance
Parents and guardians wish TO place their sons and
wards this Seminary requested 10 direct their letters 10
Concord Academy, Caroline county, Va addressed to The sub
scrber +. w. COLEMAN.
RErrnENo Es-Poessos HARRISON Rogers and Tucker OF The
University Virginia. Dr. f. r. Scoti,' Speaker Of the Senate
c. W. Gooch ESQ., Richmond; William Gibbons Esf,' New
Jersey Mordeca Cooke Portsmouth,; Robert g. sanard
Esq., Richnond Cen James w. Pegmm,- do Col. William r.
Johnson Prtsbnrs Joel oeman, ESQ., Isle OF Wight WIN
H. Taylor Esq., Mount Aiy R. NJ T. Hunter ESQ., Essex Judge
John T. Mason Southampton, Hon. William e. Rivcs, Washing
Bayv Rev. " H. Cobbs, Cincinnati, Ohio
Gentlemen who had. who al present have o
wards members OF the Institution.
D.r II Gift
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-16

VERNON FEMALE sENINARY.-'This Institutions, Tor The
education Young ladirs will he continued the ensuing
Commencing MONDAY, the 18th Januay,) 10y Lady wei
qualified give instruction French Music and the English
Sensible the importance Of
pleasant associations with the prosecution Of moral and
intellectual science, the discipline Of The School VIII be strictly
PARENTAL and the pupils constrained To The discharge a duties
from the conviction of their important bearing upon their own
standing society, their usefulness and happiness, rather than
the fear of coercion
few boarters will he received the following
For Board and Tuition in the English branches, 500 90
Bedding &C, 90
French 10 90
Music and use Of Piano, 30 %
Addrcss-Verdon 2. o. Hanover
j. r. ANDERSON. p. NJ.
Der 59-w5w
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EAIEn PROPOs AIS wlI be recryrd hy Ihr MaIrng Cnn

EALED PROPOSALS viii be received by lhr Watering Com
- OF The city of Richmond until WEDNESDAY, Goth Dr.
cembe Tor The o additional Reservoir, and for eIc
waiting walls and cmbankmens OF the old The dmcn
sions contemplated Reservoir Will be 20 feet by $50
top and by lls n bottom The emhankmen,
Is high wide top forming angle of d degrees
inside slipping the outside foot four inches no
riZonta perpendicular The bottom and the inside
slopes be well pudded and paved with good bricks on edge
herring bone FORM and well bedded in lime mortar The out
side slopes lie properly tured The walls and emhankments
Of the old Reservoir 10 be raised height corresponding with
The ay six feet and the slopes paved and tured n be-
fore 10 estimated that for ts work oooO good bricks for
wang and paving and @ cubic yards clay for
viii he required large portion of the clay be obtained
belonging To the city, around the Reservoir. Plans,
drawings, and minute specifications Of the work. will he shown
person wishing contract by Superintendent Of
City Water Works. aud any other information that may
qued will by application either To him the Watering
Committee. Although II Is desirable that proposals should he
made ofhe whole work yet separate proposals
work the clay entertainments, VIII he cons
ered by the Committee The contractor contractors will be
paid by the Committee when worth of WORK properly
executed rs per thereof and in that proportion until The
whole compecd them il the work faithfully DONE accord
ing contract approved by the Committee the balance will
he PROM tly paid Proposals be left with Garland lahes
Superintendent Of the City Water Works with member
Of The Watering Committee.
SAMUEL SUBLETT, c. w. c.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-16

SONNET TO A LADY PRAYING.
(Erom The .hc,ropoiitan.J
When on those eyes of holy l;eh, cazr,
And see them gently with impornc Grace,
Turn TO tlia. fount 81 still more holy light,
1ay lip full ripe with ecstasy of praise,
And al! the expressive silence Of Thy lace,
IN tears Of rapture made purely bright
NV sou, then longs from life 10 spread ITS wing,
Aud move in beauty equal to thine own,
10 realms at gu'y, Tie eternal throne
or Him whose praise No Up less pure should sing
q, since within thy halowed bosom lie
An We should learn the holy secret give;
Teach To live, that may never diei
Teach me to die, that through death may i've:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-16

TOR sale the ententiary Store and the Penienary, by
wholesale and RETAIL stock of the manufactures
institutions reduced priees and the accommodating
TERMS viz:
80 dozen best double refined Cast Steel Axes warranted
$40 90.
80 do. do do $40 90.
1000 pair superior BTogues nj from Is cents 10 81 Gel.
300 do. mems, womrns boys aud chiidren's Shoes
50 do. gentlemrn's Boots
1000 dOuhr and single Bags
500 yards Cotton stripe and Check
300 do Apron Check
200 pair Kers-y Pants
900 do Goats
lS5 kegs wrought Nails Bellows Nails, and Scrap Nails
500 pounds of and inch Spikes
10 superior Blacksmth's Bellows, Of different sizes
large quantity Of Wagon and Cart Harness. of every variety
and description.
Wagons and Carts of various kinds and different prices
Pioughs, Wheat Fans. Wheelbarrows
Cutting Boxes, Well Buckets and
Well and Machine Chains
Wardrobes Safes Wasis;ands, &c, &c.
III C.. SpOTTS treu
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-16

FOR RENT OR LEAsE-1he subscriber offers for rent or
lease the Brick House King William
man of some capital who acquainted with The business OF
matchmaking, would do well. To such one subscriber
feels assured that the locatian oilers many advantages
lis coGgity tn navgahe water being within about miles of
The Matapon the merchant facility
porting his goods and with comparatively bat le
Its stnation also, the county being Immediately
within the precinct, Of the Tavern aud Colrt house. affords
opportunities and Inducements the community pubic
II IS also in the hear, of the and popnuus neigh
borhood amidst active enterpn. and people,
generally pInciua and responsible
The house is but will undergo few repairs, and he
painted GranaIy will also be erected and rented l
the Store House.
small Dwelling House, also. bii within year with
four suitable for small family may be- had ii The sub
scfber.
ANY letter addressed him, King William Court house. will
receive prompt attention. Early application requested.
W. ~ GREGORY
Dec. 5 CO-2awr
NOTICE To TOBACCO PLANTERS-s.I- it crncted, that
hrg.Irad which Tobacco packed for nspcrtini
shall exceed fifty -four inches in r length and thirty
eight inches nj tie head within the cra., making allow
for pricing exceeding two inches above the guage
pricing head. Passed 22nd February, 1922
We. the Inspectors the Warehouses in Richmond request
this place. To attend strictly 10 the above law.
BCRcH & JOHNSON,
SHEPPARD 4 WILLIAMSON,
WREN & MACON.
Nov o. 57-oawlw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-16

EVILS MILL COLLECTOR AcE>r, Richmond, Pa hires
H Negroes, Collects Claims the and the counties nd
acent and attends the County Cnrris of Gaolne Uie-E
Main street, over Jos II. Colquitt's Saddle Store.
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