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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-09-01
BOOKS, STATIONERY, &c, CHEAP.
i IL RlA.DQLPH

MAIN STREET, RICHMOND,
a on land large ds-onIent al BOOKS. STATIONERY
FANCY GOODS, MUSIC and MUSICAL I. INSTRUMENTS
'sIcI lie will sell to COUNTRY MERCHANTS and Others
Reasonable terms.
j. W. H. has, in connection with his BOOKSTORE
BINDERY;
anu employing Tie hest workme, those wanting
looks BOUND Blank Books made all work will be done
in first style.
Aur.
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nv THOMAS RICHIE y SONS.


o.r's published three a dartng the
ai,.s STATE IL TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
no,,a,s .sr snsna and Three Dollars for six months
to paid tae eee or re'tea py mali, post
payable III ,''.rs nsr annum the end of the year
dues oice may be M per null IN ooa M
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the EDITOR" s cay for nine papers anauay shahave,he
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ORDERS ,;;,iory references, TO insure execution.
pay go soe advertising may amountto 500 per annum
Wi, be made % cent; and to $50, of 10 cent
earnest solicitation of several of our city friends
10 take limited number of yearly adver
Wc deem altogether unnecessary to say any thing IN
favor likely np 10 as me
~ aud from the fact that an annual advertisement, twice
viii VIII aR be-
srr general terns-and to single advertise
.y shall have the privilege their adver
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ian without from new subscriber VINO Is uhac-
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r names Of all subscribers whose ability TO pay may ne
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was due shall be erased from the list of subscribers
~ Resolutions Of the Editorial Ccnrention " "a
es. Resolutions of The results o: the collective WIS
% ann hitler Of the Ed;ora! Corps of Virginia,
h,, sre Richmond the 18th January, 1885,
cesouons determined abide the interests
pr recommend andour interests require an inexi
enc. Them Several of the American presses are driven
no H. rnrlsh custom No class of men has
M of the Credit Sysem than the Editors oi
n,wsrrrs The difficulty consists in The transition from
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c1 onveEan have been induced To continue several
M Subscribers Book, who in arrears TO this Office
IL. anus change The of subscriber, VINO
n.edrameat will positively 5estrlcken Oh from our roll
n ~ eor,Clc ac-;a-at of our mex, vo'nme.
h,sc'-- be recommended 10 the Editors OF Newspa-
:-oraau Commonwealth to publish nj the head of
r their ADVERTISING and that they strictly ad-
,. same that prices be always such, as to
.iye fair ,.,p nsa.ion for the labor performed"
Resolution If The Editorial C0rreatoG.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-09-01

0Ok-KEEPING-Ths science vii! undertake 10 teach, on
plan differing somewhat from the common system now in
Use Nine will possess The great advantage leading more
speedily the discovery of accidental not only hu will
ao onslc examiner to detect readily attempts to
conceal auds that evil disposed might make by
% mulaons entire changes of in books
Which hal previously been examined once The
c will be explained niton aud examples will
exhibited Of the of maxim. out Invoices of
,cs and Application TO be made my
'eHCe, on street, opposite MIR. Adolph DIPS.
NJ. NJ. MYERS
Richmond IF
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-09-01

TAIES A. PATTESoN, CoaAissios MERcHAsI, Richmond
Ya-W give prompt attention to sales of all kinds OF Pro
duce and Merchandise consigned TO his care Store on Cary
Oct Ia E-w1y
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-09-01
LARGE ASD IMPORTANT SALE on TUESDAY,, 18Th
SEPTEMBER.
Foundry, Machinery, Ioois, c@stias'' Pi0"shs'


Foundry, Machinery, TOois, Castiae', Pto"ghS,
Uheat HdchineS, &C S.c.
THE Fredericksburg Union manufacturing Company, having
determined close their operations now oier Tor sale
upon the tralc terms the Lot and buildings Machine
~, Tools Fixtures all the Castings aad consisting Of
Mill Ceering Plough and Machine Castings. Ea!lGad Wheels
&c. ficnes ked Wheat Marhnrs Wheat Fans Guilt
valrs Cutting Foxes splendid Six Horse Ea.nc, with Loco
motive Boiler. saw Mill Work, &c,
The buildings Finishing SHOP, 7nhy 81 feet, III winch Is
large aud superior Lathe for heavy abroad work. be
sides three other Lathes Drill Press Key Srat Engine ornc
and Lathe Tuos every kinda Pattern Shop adjoining - y
80 feet with Lathe and Sitting Saw Mill; these Two shops
pattern room, with shelves for patterns q which lieie
fine assortment. The Foundry 80 hy 81 feet VIII. drying
and cleaning attached Furnaces aud Fam Fasss
OF iron and wood The Smith shop ~ by - feet with
Fos.s eows, hnyls. and Tools complete The Plough sno
is 33 fy 81 fe0fce is % by - eetadjning The Finishing
Shop is the Engine House, which Fourteen "Ise Ensinc
in good repair
The undersigned, Committee appointed for the purpose are
fully authorised make sale a The ahnvr Property privately
until the 10Th September, 1872 bene the third Tuesday, but II
sold benre will that day he sold pc auction The
premises Terms made known the day Of SALE winch " lie
accommodating Such opportunity will aroy offer to any
disposed carry Foundry Plough and Machine bnsi
will he, much the advantage o Farmers Mil
lers and Others CALL they nd ARTICLES which viii
be sold low ri private sale until the dav aforesaid
BY order Of Stockholders,
WIN. a. JACKSON,
EDWIN CARTER
JOHN CRTMP, Committee
JOHN METCALFE
C. e. WELLFORD J
F-ndc, inks Au~u IL IA
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-09-01
WHITE SCLrHuR SpRTSGs.
c.lpnIFs tnNTENr..

The subscriber has discovered another Spring. e waters OF
which rs!oi-d highly By tse who have USED teahn
they certainly very As the virtues o Ihes- "as
iora might hr much said. and hundreds Of certificates nst DC
produced, but the subscriber deems II unnecessary
FRANCIS a. WILSON
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-09-01

con REWARD Ran away from the subscriber on TIE i2tn
.NoU Iuy a yellow woman, named ANNA, who sometimes
cal. herself Anna Harrison She about IS of 40 old, OF
height looking, and formed for strength she mas
n, scar on one side of her fureead q think the e
when young The upper front teeth further
apart usual II probable that she has obtained pass or
r papers and may be on James Richmond, under
projection The above reward will be given
taken the State and secured that get her
asan--or SIS If taken in the State. 7. FINCH.
Pcwhatan, Va, August % ls43. GIT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-09-01

J1rooLLENS, coTTONS AND LINENS.-WADsWoRTH,
w TURNER co. having received II the largest aHo
most general of Fall and Winter DRY GOODS ever
this markets and the larger portion OF their staple
purchased before the late RISE they worthy The
an"n If Merchants whose consideration Is particular re-
,n..,.j Aup 30-6t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-09-01

DOARUlNG HoUSE-sIrs RURWELL has taken, and now
occunies tha, well known House. Main street, which
Nj, Richardson lately resided She accommodate day
baadefs and families with good apartments and all
lie comforts of well regulated Boarding House. On .
Aus.e
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-09-01
Richmond, e5,h August, ls43.

NOTICE. TO THE CREDITORS OF Carr. C!IAS. THoMP-
In compliance with Of the acquisitions Of Deed
H>, from Capt Charles Thompson Of this county, TO me-
tv eve notice 10 his creditors ta, h has conveyed his
T property 10 in trust for the Of his debts the
user aud manner prescribed by the deed which has been duty
IN the Clicks Office OF the County Court of IN county
by the said deed il among other things provided:
any creditor who shall to be levied on his
a he POSTPONED TO all Others, in the payment Of his de-
and 2d-That those TO whom he Ia bound
r another in order to obtain the benefits of the decd,
siv, in writing their acceptance of the deed and
s him from all liability for any thing beyond the amount
S''ed from the trust fund.
who hold obligations which said Thompson
as security for anoiher, required To signify In writing
sub crber, within 60 days from recording of said deed,
was on the Eth day Of July 1913, their willingness
Nv The benefits Of said deed and discharge the Thomp
''' any farther demand or liability from said debts
H. WIN. o. WINSTON.
-V'et ,onit house. Aug. 25, lS43. 3l-6t
Il '1hMoND WOoLLEN MANUFACTORY.-The subscrb
ana nave taken the building adjoining Haxa Flour Mills
q now manufacturing heavy article of WooIlen Cloth
a,nS Negroes Farmers and Country Merchants
zen eau and examine the Goods. Cash. Cloth Yarn gi
exchange for Wool
Aug 'oNEs MAChEA 1l.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-09-01

FRESH GoODS.-The subscribers receiving their Fall
.1,nv OF Foreign and Domestic DRY GOODS, which they
ae prep customers and the trade generally
on accommodating terms ...,
LONDoNS, WILLINGHAM & DRURY.
p,,bno,1 Auyust 1S33 3-lm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-09-01

('oAci MiklNG-The subscriber has established himself
unse Court House. where he will carry the above bs
u.s. IN AL It's branches. Carriages, Buseies, Su!.irs
SC viii be manufactured of the best materials and in the
81 ana most fashionable style.
" repairing done ri the shortest notice.
ar"t Sin.ietTre always hand and warranted 10 answer
mat has been said o them by the Patentee aud others They
nie almost absolutely ", and enable the driver 10 olsen
gage The horses from the carriase in instant.
Irces VIII correspond with the times. NJ. STUART.
Orange Court House, Angus, % lei3 32-3.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-09-01

VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE-The Estate on which Mrs
lavn,a resides heretofore advertised VIII he
offered at public aucon the premises, Wednesday, the 9th
September fair the fair day thereafter
Terms will be made known on the Gay OF sale.
amy * os-7,% C. NJ. CALLS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-09-01

DUBILC SALE-Dy virtue Of the last will Of the late Gen.
William Madison the sbsc will SELL public auction.
day of o. tober si3 fair otherwise the fair
day Northeastern portion of tie mansion Tract Ct Land Of
the deceased.
Estate lies In the county Of Madison in the frk
Of the Robinson and Rapid Ann rivers the Manu-
featuring Mills of Mr. John Peyton. II contains BIZ recent
vev 75 acres Of quality considerable por
being superior hottnm tie rivers, all Of which well
adapted the growth Of corn, wheat, tobacco, &C.
This farm situated ahom FIVE mites North of Orange Court
house main Rad leading from he place Culpeper
and fifteen miles from the GordonSvlle Depot
hirh now affords excellent market 1t is we'll tmncred
diny variety OF the finest kinds II is also well wateed by
number of in and streams running through it, Of
which an meadow The Improvements framed
dwelling aud houses such cabins stables tobacco
houses As regards saubry of climate convenience of To-
cation fertility Of soil il surpassed by but few Estates
region country commanding fine view of the Blue
Ridge Souih Mountains, and Valley Of the Rapid Ann
The subscribers will also SELL the the stocks Of
Horses Oxen Cattle, Sheep Hogs Plantation Utensils Carts,
Black smiths Tools Crops of Corn Wheat Hay Fodder,
considerable quantity Of old Corn together Sh various other
ces, tedious To ennmerate
plat of land will be shown Those wishing To view the
land call subscribers who reside in The neahborhcod,
j. I'm H. Lee who Is the promises either of whom
wall take pleasure in accompanying them.
and three annual secured by
security and deed of trust The lands
other property credit OF twelve months all
dollars The sale will be made the Mansion House, the lae
residrnce of the deceased. JAMES w. WALKER,
RICHARD e. BOOT0N,
Executors of William Madison deceased.
t.y 3l-alw Wds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-09-01

WEYANOKE ION JAMES ElvER) FOR SALE
THIS splendid Plantation formerly the residence OF Dr. john
Mnge situated in Charles City county, and on James RIVER
will he offered public auction, WEDNESDAY, the 9th OF
September next, Al o'clock, r. NJ
This place well known Of the most desirable farms
the river whether regard fertility of soi healhnrss or
agreeabenes OF neishhorhood at buildings or Ia
ciliy of approach that minute description IL almost USELESS
II contains about $40 less Of which about u are
cleared and in fine of The soil Is oil red
chocolate Color and therefore be worked with great ease
Lime plaster and clover have been frequently used and are so
Admiralty adapted the soil that degree Of fertility may
be easily aainei In proof estimated that $500 bushels oil
wheat will be stld from this farm present year II We'll
stocked Will, fruit Of great variety comprising Apples Gate
and eaily Peaches Apccts, Cherries, Pums sc which, IN
short time, will be additional Of much profit
Partial possession will be given in lime to seed wheat and in
the of shall be secucd
which will be by the first of January next, sooner
Gentlemen attending the sale, leave Richmond by the
steamboat the day of sale and for this farm j.
situated within hours OF Richmond, Petersburg and
Norfolk, by steamboats, and railroads.
Mr. John d. Kirby living the premises, will take
pleasure in showing The gentleman DESTROYS of
speeding 1t.
TERMs-Abou $1,000 in cash; for the balance liberal credit
will be given. +. e. STAlNBACk.
Petersburg, August "a, l8i3
MEMoGentlemen disposed TO treat privately for said Tract
Of Land may by application TO myself or Dr. John snee
Of Petersburg Should private sale be effected due notice will
be given through the public prints. T. c. $.
Aug y 3l-tds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-09-01

N REWARD-Ran away from the subscriber, on Sunday
sou mcning, thick, mulatto man. named HENRY
TAYLOR ah"nt Dc OF and OF the ordinary size very
likely In; has down look when spoken He has
The m chees IL is probable he has obtained free
have TO believe he has considerable SUI" o'
money with him. - ;.
give reward il taken out of the State or So II
State, and all necessary expenses paid ~
BENJAMIN NJ. MORRIS.
Ann 20 3-2t
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clOO REWARD-Ran away from the subscriber, on III
nft nv M

Sim REwARD-Ran away from the subscriber on the
piUO the 18th of the month"; June my
p Johnson who is muatto about y years OF age,
straight aud likely full head Of hair speaks slow, and when
spoken Sir whether he hears distinctly
Hal when he left blue jeans roundabout straw hat,
and pair Of dove coored cashmere pantaoons He also took
with summer cloth coat originally black, but somewhat
changed color hy the effect of the with velvet collar and
Ialr Of blue cashmere pantaloons.
purchased by me July, ls4l of Mr. John Dam
CERTIFIED Trustee of Augustus NJ. Bra1on Of Matthews county
Virginia. where, understand he raised His mother is
owned Stanley = fludna Gloucester county,
he otter (Which places have doubt he has gone
II Json taken up Of the Stale Of Virginia. and COM
Jail so that ret him. will give reward of hun
dsi dollars up and committed TO JAIL will
g. reward Of IS dollars and if delivered to in the city
''' "'' s''e ''' sun r &. JONES
Richmond Iune 3o,h l9t3 l5-r
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-09-01
Richmond, June 3oth, ls43 L

CoaMiSSfoN AND GROCERY BUSINESS.-The subscri-
ers have determined add their Grocery business the
banSS Of selling Country Produce commission They will
atee or advance literally tobacco wheat in hand They
WI" also forward Goods and Produce. They feel
cofcn; that they will he able general satisfaction in
a respectfully solicit goods
~ Their line JOEL W.. WOMACk L. co.
We have for sale the purs white May Wheat for seed.
J. w. NJ & co.
fl-p1,s In st
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-09-01

SCHOOL. WANTED-A young nan, who Is regular crauu-
Ate f college and who can furnish Of testimonials as
purity character, wants situation as ieach
an Academy school or private family in OF the iidaic
southern states cations, addressed tpost paid II by
mail s. Summit Bridge, Delaware viii receive mime
de All. ntj,n Aap,ants, their communications VIII please
a the amount OF salary which they will give The number oil
P' ; ~ NO. 3a-st*
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-09-01

LBEMARLE LANDS FOR SALE-By virtue OF n decree al
n Superior Of Law and Chancery for The
of Abemare in the of the President and hi
OF the Lsray Fund against Martin Dawsnn Executor
and shall the 9Th day of August le3 being Abe
marie Court day. the front door o the Eagle Tavern The
Of charlottesville expose sae 10 the highest bidder The
Tract of Land lying said county, the waters of Hardware
river. containing 1850 acres the Relic Air Estate
and being the late residence of Martin Dawson, deceased This
estate within about from ScO,.svo the James River
and Kanawha Canal and about IL miles from the town Of Char
ottesv!e.
Al the time and place, shall offer al public SALE about
goo acres of Land lying around and adjacent the village o
Milton in said county, belonging the Estate Of Martin Dawson
deceased This land situated the Rvanna River
BILE stream adons two Manufacturing Mills. and within
miles of Charlottesville
Al.o the and place. shall offer, public sale,
other Of Land, Of 23i lying said county,
patented the late Martin naw
adjoining lands of Christopher and Charles Hud
son. deceased and within miles the of
AJ Terms made known
V. w. SUUIilhLL, Commissioner.
OF POSTPONEMENT-1hc sale Of the above mentioned
lands postponed until the 18th day of September next
Abemarle Court day.
1T Payment Of the purchase money viii he required in -four
equal instruments, interest from the day Of sale
be secured satisfactory the Undersigned
The interest be paid annually the lst January and Isl
July. V. w. SOUTHALL Commissioner.
Aug. % 30-tds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-09-01

GEORGE BOOKER, Of the late firms OF Lewis Webb Co,
and Webb, Hamilton has taken the House next TO
Prn,entary the Street leading from Main street 10
M,yo's Bridge for the purpose Of transacting the
GROCERY IND COMMISSION BUSINESS.
The Of ensuing fortnight he viii have in store an
asom.. Of Goods his line which he Will sell at moderate
profits Aus.6 %o-0.-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-09-01

My address is, Scots Ferry Abemare county Virginia.
FRANCIS MODESh
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-09-01
AMELIA SrniSGs.

not lie asceTtalned, having eS-
capped before the wafer reach
ed Philadelphia.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-09-01


sit was twelve o'clock, yesterday before left the
manufacturing town of GalashIels. having remained
a, the hotel in order how the lowering aspect Of
the weather might end. resolved, however, 10 n
ture and took road leading the Gaawa'er Tor
seven or erh, miles. The road is constructed upon
the side of range of hills, and bends as they bend
with the stream. The scenery is slr four five miles,
very beautiful Between lofy hills every side, you
see IN shut up vast valley, ana, though you look
ahead of you, it will not enable you to say which d.
recon will he the opening of the road As The
vale very Deep and the descent from the highway in
most places quite sudden, there number Of spruce
frs planted alo"g The edge and serving to form bar
rer arans, The danger of the pecpice The land is,
generally, RICH and, the portion of The hills above
the road is entirely uncul;ivaed. After leaving the
Gaawa!er the prospect along the road was exceeding
IL dul-ew habi,atons, Villages, and seldom We
hicle of any description. Excep,to take reffeshment,
there nothing 10 make ne slacken my gait unit! l
had arrived at the Newbate railway station | got
there at half pas, seven, foil time for the eight o.
clock cars 10 Edinburgh, congFatulaing myself that,
by the aid of proper temperature IN the weather, and
good state of roads, had made twenty five miles
since IL o'clock.
..Tbe railway was constructed, originally, only to
transport coal from the pits to Edinburgh, but passen
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.,rs and reek daring lac rest Of the year.
st,ss ssa's ''E TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-04-07

BEAUTIFUL REPLY.-One of the deaf and
dumb in the institute of Paris, being desired to
express his ideas of the eternity Of the Deity,
replied-it is duration, without beginning or
end existence, without bounds or dimensions |;
present without past or future. His eternity is
youth without infancy or old age. life without
birth or death to-day without yesterday or to-
morrow.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-04-07
From The Knickerbocker.
THE WIND.

THE Wind has voices that defy
The spirits utmost s%crutinyj.
We shudder ut its sobbing wall,
And shrink when howles the rolling gale;
And even its softest breath is heard,
Like some half-muttercd, saddening word:
Ofall It's strains there is no voice
That bids the thrilling heart rejoice!
The sailor, on the silent seas,
May long to hail the freshning breeze;
The blast that whirls the spattered foam
Will wait him TO his distant home;
Yet, while the loosened sail he filings,
That gives his floating bird its wings,
His manly heart will often feel
Some strange, dread fancy DER it steal.
When eronched beside the wintry blaze,
And Midnight sings its wonted lays,
The music Of the mingling tune,
Now rising high and falling soon,
The wailing and complaining tones
Might he a laugh, though more a moan
But wild or sad, or high or low,
1t ever takes q tone OF wo.
I've seen il stir the nested rills
Amid the topmost crystal hills;
Have watched it drive the clearing clouds,
And scream along the quivering shrouds;
Dread, strange, the same in every hour,
Restless, formless, unseen Power!
A voice that gives us no reply;
A sound that shakes, we know not why!
Inever heard it on the shore
Concerted with the watery roar;
Or sweeping where the sullen breeze
Glides like a spirit through the trees;
Nor listen to its mastering wall,
When wintry tempests swell the gale.
But haunting %fancies, dark and wild,
Brood like the dreams that daunta child.
Yet not the less my battling soul
Springs like a racer to its goal;
Can wiring a JOY that else were pain,
When blasts howl DER the crying main;
Hear music in the mournful tune
That %softens on the gales of June,
And gather from the fireside tone
A sad, sweet language all its own.
.~buryport, (.1Iass.) Jan. 1913. GEORGE LUNr.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-04-07
From the Southern Literary Messenger.
A LEGEND
PART THE FIRST.

A story of the first Montezuma-by the Author of
"Laftte," "Capt. Kidd" &c, in two parts.