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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-04-03

Tire def,nlants, ls!iam Harvey. 'Fahilha Fore and
Simeon Harvey, not having entered therappraancc and
given security according Ia the ae o Assembly aud tie
rules Of hs court, and it appearing by satisfactory
dence. that they not inhabitants of tins Common
wealth. Il is ordered thai sad defendants do appear here
On thnirs day othe next April term Of this culr aud
answer theblI of the plaintiffs and that copy OF h,
order be forthwith inserted il newspapers, prlara
ii the town Of iyuch5urg. Tor two months surresseey
aul posted at the trout door Of the house Of this
COUNTY. some court day.
\ Cupy.-I'es'e.
JNO. d. ALEXANDER. OK.
Feb. % w2n
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-08-22
VIRGINIA MILITARY ACADEMY.

Correspondent OF the Salem Gazette, travelling
through Virginia, writes thus from Fncas,le :-"As /
passed into IOWA. LexinGlonl the driver pointed out
10 me the State Military Academy and the boy sent
neIs on guard. Al Lexington is the State Arsenal
and depot for munitions of war, belonging the State
Of Virginia. Formerly the place was guarded by 80
40 soldiers Those men, from their dssolute habits,
became an ,ntolerable nuisance the people of Lex
ington. number of years since some philanthro-
pst in the Legislature of the State, started the pro
jet establish State Military Academy, similar to
West Point, and instead Of having vagabond soldiers
guard The State arms, TO employ INDECENT boys and
at the same time to give them thorough education
| have understood that the system works admirably
first rate education is here obtained, and the Ins.
tuition stands deservedly very hgh-,ndeed there is
no State Institution of which Virginan is more proud
than the Military Academy"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-08-22
From the Baltimore Patriot.
The Tournament ar The Fauquier Whtte Sulphur
.er from a Virginia friend, dated

Springs, Ia.
Letter from Virginia friend, dated
WARRENroS SrRiSGs. Va
August IL, lSi3
A brief sojourner here, am induced old Vr
ginia subscriber 10 your excellent paper to give you
sketch OF the good things and pleasant pastimes we
enjoy.
There at present about two hundred visitors
here, and numbers daily arriving, who in search
of health and pleasure aud add 10 the life Of this de-
lightful retreat. The grounds tasefully LAID off
upon lawn of gentle decl,vuy, with picturesque
walks fountains and arbors intetspersed Al the
init of the lawn stands the large brick building and
it's wings with extensive poftico running its whole
length, and supported by five Dorlc pillars Around
the lawn, and forming oblong spherod, you be
hold the neat white cabns pressing through the green
trees, like good actions bad world, and presenting
altogether ensemble OF much interest ant beauty
The establishment is now under the superinte ndrnce
OF Mr.. Ward, polite and kind hearted gentleman,
aided by Mr.. McN'sh, who leave nothing undone TO
please the visitors. Besides whom Jones Green, Esq
his personal supervision TO the establishment: gen
tenan whose fine manners and liberal views 20 far to
win and attach TO him all who know him; while his
lady and family, by their kindness and agreeable de
meanor, give you, indeed, a Virginia welcome and
make you feel at once at home. Another proprietor
the venerable Mr. Grey, of Fredericksburg with his
lady, Of the pillars Of the church. and both alike
beloved for their piely and active hab,s-sre also
here. Then, also, you meet old patron of the
Springs, Mr. Byrd Willis, The wit Of virginia, and
sseperY inch" gentleman HIM his intere sting
and fascinating daughter, Mrs. M. OF Florida lady
who, apart from Der personal beauty, and mental en-
dowments, is surrounded by most interesting assoca
lions. Her husband is the son of the late King Of
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-08-22
Prince Edward C. H., July 25th, 1913

AW NOTICE-The subscriber has removed his Office TO the
residence, corner or
streets oppu Once OF the Mutual Assurance Society he
NAV found his Office when not In attendance taealn 10
sumedl Of the Courts of the City.
TO CLAIMAETS-The subscriber after an interval Of some
veas AGAIN tenders his services claimants the Govern
men of the United States the State OF Virginia for evo
onay services other demands whether arising under
contracts or otherwise His experience In attending TO such
claims NAV enable where they are well found
ed TO refer 10 OF the information necessary To sustain
hem The advantage OF that experience-his familiarity with
the subject dgent attention. stimulated by the necessity
- those who may employ hm-fo moderate
or such reasonable contingent commission be agreed
Urged by such strong inducements he pledges all the indus
,v and energy he excred His residence and
office are on 9Th Streets the Swan Tavern Letters
addressed TO him will be punctualiy attended TO-
Richmond 18th Oct, 1872. 44-ly THOMAS GREEN.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-08-22
RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG POTOMAC RAILROAD,
Compilation Of the Railroad 10 .4quia Creeh-Unrt-

RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG POTOMAC RAILROAD,
Completion Of the Railroad 10 .4quia Creek-Uhrt-
ualied Expedition .-Reduction Of Rates to
Washington, Baltimore, Philadelphia, &c.
THE Richmond Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad Comna
ny hereby that their Railroad was 10 lhs
Potomac river 10th November and that travellers are now
Richmond and Washington at all seasons OF
he Railroad and Steamboats, leaving Richmond nj
nj g. A. NJ. precisely, instead Of Il. as heretofore.
Instead paying their fare, heretoioe 70
ony and afterwards board the Potomac steamboat ana al
washington passengers will take tickets al The Railroad once
hoih for Washington and Baltimore The fare, IN TINS way VIII
be less than paid separately different portions OF te oue
ON and After to-day 18th instant the charges by the a-
road Line between Richmond and the Northern cltes VIII De
rsamec a i ., picbmoud and Washington Sc 50
M do Baltimore, w
Do do. Philadelphia, BY the 10 %
and rrenchtown railroad and steamboat line, "
Newea s anu s I,n :, ,r ~ 49, $50
II will be from the nbove, that the charges ny s
nirond route the ana nay noas WIN
The advantage favor, of greatly increased
vcirrs railroad line reaching washington 10 Hsn %
more in TWELVE and Philadelphia TwEsrr ONE hours ai'
leaving Richmond Philadelphia before fdre"s's o
The Rioer Bay Boats hare Jt Norfolk ., ),
No charge for children under three years oil unu
'"ei'e y''iS " ISL ~ THOMAS SHARP,
Superintendent Of Ircnsporte,'on
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-08-22
WILLIAM ANDERSON, JR,


Opposite the Columbian Hotel, Cary Streef,
AVNG purchased Fail Goods much earlier ,h rs
dn usual And S % a f. them much
favorable terms than he could 10 if his stock mao now W NC
chased The following Goods in store and andng WHICH
offered on accommodating terms: .,
3OO bags Laguir Rio, Domingo Porto Rico and superior
Old Java Coffee
70 whole and half boxes Woolsey's Loaf sugar
$50 sacks Liverpool filed fine Salt
~ hhds and ao bbs superior N. o. Molasses
@ b i%I and a R's ppss p Rye w
half pipes superior Old cognac Brandy, otard Dupuy
4 DO %. j.; Dupuy I, Co.'S do
80 gals the finest Old coenac Brandy the vintage of 1906
in demijobns from 10 gallons
'i Woodhouse bes, S. NJ. Wine, in pipes, half pipes
and quarter casks
$50 do do North Carolina IIe,Inss' No No.
100 do Potomac Gross, No
co tons sweeds Country and English rOn well assorted
do American Bstered Steel
? ions sweeds Plough Plates
1000 Horse Shoes, ready for mailing on
$50 kegs Mails and aa ass"[1 pas zs Candles
p do. varieea,ed do.
Is kegs Beatty < Dupont's F and IF Powder
. tons shot. assorted sizes
ton Bar Lead
l8o tons Lump Plaster
1000 lbs Cotton Yarns, assorted
Cotton Oznaburg- Nus and
10 half chests Gunpowder Tea, part extra fine
90 do. Back do.
SO catty boxes Gunpowder do. ,,,,
10 large and email Brooks highly approved Wheat
40 half boxes sxlO and Oxl2 Glass
Cap, Letter and Writing Paper
Pepper, Ginger and Alspice
Nulmegs, Indigo and Nader
Copperas Alum "a tpetre and Birthstone, and many
other small art Giles, too tedious TO enumerate. -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-08-22

J1UBLIC SALE or LAND, NEGROES, &c.-By virtue OF a
Of Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chaneey
for The county of Greene Goth Of June 1913,
in Of John $ Beazey and Robert G. Beazley plaintiffs
against p and others, SHALL the both day oil
September s43 expose the highest bidder the pre-
misses the Tract Lend which the said Sims at present re-
sids containing by estimation $50 situated the county
of Greene adjoining lands Of John Bootnn John Vowel John
Sims and others Also, eight Negroes consisting of men, women
and girls Horses Cattle and Hogs, Household and
Kitchen Furniture, Plantation Utensils, &c.
The Land will be sold credit of one, two and three
wears In equal nstmens the purchaser give bonds with
good security payment thereof and the legal title to be
the payment of the said bonds The personal
propery viii be sold credit of twelve months for all
amounting and upwards under that amount for
cash. JOHN y. SOhRiLLE,
WILLIAM COLLINS,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-08-22

In the Money Article Of The New York Herald of
Monday, the following paragraph appears
uTbe emssaries nf Britain were never more active
,han now. We have in hand a Circular Of the
English Government, signed by Lore Aberdeen, and
addressed to all its commercial, and other agents
this country requiring the most minute information in
relation to slaves and slavery, in all ITS detas-the
physical force OF the negroes-their relations TO their
mase rs-lhelr general treatment, general character
and propensitles, &c, DC with very full statements
as to sources of information, means Of judging, DC.
The end and object of all this espionage has not trans
pired-but i, is pregnant with meaning, If we consider
The many points dispute between The two countries
The Circulars appear to have been ISSUED immediately
on the PRONUNCIATION of the threat IN the United States
Senale, in relation to the Oregon question
We have not seen elsewhere any inmatIon of this
Circular Would It not be well to publish II ? We
have some recollection Of series OF questions put by
Committee of the House of Commons, OF tenor
similar IL the queries mentioned above, in an invesgn
ton at which several III rchants, and others VINO had
bee in the United States, were summoned TO give
information. This fact was mentioned IN the South.
ern Literary Messenger, year ago or more, and
some of the questions put by the Committee were
gwen as specimens of the inlerrogaorles on The &C.
casion Baltimore .7merican
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-08-22
Aug. Is
The HILL for Sale, Rent, or Lease.

TINE residence occupied by MR. Lucy peterborough,
adjoining the University Of Virginia. known 1.-THE HILL
lands attached tabon 4 acres part OF which
fine meadow land, well Timothy edsgrass;
balance with the exception of the IN Glover and well
adapted Corn Oats The Bck House and wings contain
lodging long dining cellar, &C. and the
cabins the house, four hy hoader can BE- well
premises. desirable situation for
boarding house aud preparatory school, he found
Ice ns and all the out houses stable &C. and
Immediately the yard garden with fine Southern ex-
pre and every thing make of the desirable resi-
denres the n-ishborlood.
Possession will be given before the OF the next
session Of the University in October.
To good tenant purchaser will be accommodating.
Apply on the premises or 10
THOMAS w. BRoCKENRR0UGH,
Aug Is 2S-f in Richmond
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-08-22
Nm WINES AND LIouoRs-Also. g

am WINES AND JoUoRs-Aso, GROCERIES, have
~ very large and general Of old Wines ana vi
nuor part hand, Improving tor zen
and were then said years old Ny Groceries win
comparison with the best in The city, as may regard
ouaty and price and caefuness in putting OF them up me
did Wines and Liquors found most beneficial for the pre-
,ervaon OF health moderately and Judicinusiy psed
Should any one ncreduos 10 have firm and
mistaken belief PLAIN of fact asertion let MN
enquire or call subscriber who has been regular tempe
ate during the his life and. salts
fed with his healthy appearance, they portrait MS
uncle who died in the State Of New York aged
day he left Ferentosh. then Stripping 1900 ,,,.,,.r
1ug % 3-wy WAL NhLLACE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-08-22

NoTICE-The subscriber offers for sae, privately, his VA
~ UABLE AMELIA SPRINGS PROPERTY. consisting Of
about go of LAND $50 Of land cf first
quality and al high state of Improvement On good
portion of the high land there il fine OF Coven the
of which land Virginia superior All things
considered the Amelia Springs certainly the most valuable pro
Eastern Virgina: situation healthy waters
equal any Virginia. The Improvements the place
large and all of the houses having erected
within the last SIX There is brick Hotel
three stories high with spacious hall 81 the
Ladies' sitting adjoining and nine and
large Gentirmen sitting the On each
de of the entrance the iel there each %
feet in length and each Containing ~ There likewise
large framed building 10 rooms great number
"f other sufficient IN all to 500 GO
sons There Is also superior dining l3n feet long,
built of brick which sufficiently spacious due 400 PERSONS
also, neat and comfortable private residence the
dining and we'll situated for the residence those
Intending the dining There also good house
which there might be done good baness in the mercantile line
There is also good hath house. with eight appropriated
Tor bathing The Stables equal any Virginia for
v.nence &c, there being Of brick sufficient contain ut
least 70 horses also framed stable, contain Is
horses The yard ana laid
celebrated English gardener aud all borders beautifully
corated with shrubbry of different kinds; makes
BEAUTIFUL situation. The Springs fiat surpassed
in beauty in the worl! The waters of the
Springs have been ana zed Dr. Bridges Philadelphia and
approved Of by Doot Parish OF the place The following
the analysis compared with that Of The White Sulphur Springs
AMELIA SrsiNGs WHIrr SULPHUR SPRINGS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-08-22

c.1On REWARD.-kan away from Mathew Bryan & TO y
- wv Iron Woks, Rockbndse county, Virginia. some tn
June last Negro Man William sometimes calling hmseli
William Smith about feet 10 VI inches high likely,
copper color speaks quick when spoken TO- about % years
nld-has loose, curly har-no recolected. VIII give
fifty dollars for apprehension of said boy, il taken III Thu
S0O if taken Of the State and delivered 10
Spottsylvdna Courthouse, spottsy vania county, Va
JOHN McCOULL.
Ann 1r--w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-08-22
RICHMOND 4 LYNCHRURG CANAL PACKET LINE,

By ION ottuW00"'s' ,,
THE undersigned hes inform the public generally,
running abo II The 2Oh OF July The precise day shall he here
,.r nnblished The hoas will Of the hest character Tor
comfort safety and expedition, and WI anolu sue" "
The through travel will insure satl..dc,"n' =, -
Through from Richmond TO Lynchbns ~. n,es y, - n
u weeKY., ,,, 1870 l6-2awly
ny Patriot Baltimore; Pennsylvania, ph,,aue,pna; ESemms
Post, York; Republican, Iynchburs VIII pu ~ p',,
one month and forward accounts TO T. Dnmoeh Co., ''
L
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-08-22

made treaty with the General Government, By when
they relnqush their lands in Ohio, and agreed 10 re-
move 10 the Indian Territory 1t has become partially
civilized and was the last remnant Of the Indian troe
in Ohio The journey Of the red man towards the set
np sun embemalc Of the destined fate of his race
R,uOrier.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-08-22
n. w. 81 J J. FRY e. co.

H. w. 81 J. FRY 81 co.
HAVE IN STORE
I 700 BAGS Rio, Laxuira, uba and Java COFFEE
1UU go hhds ~ Orleans P. Rico and Croi1 SUGARS
S hhds clarified do
Us packages loaf, crushed and puvcrized do.
81 hhds
90 tierces Porto Rico and Orleans MoLAssEs
50 bb's
$50 packages TEAS, some of extra quality
], 900 SACKS SALT. Q to the ton
2uO boxes CANDLES and SOAP
900 kegs NAILS
3 tons biisterrd, and shear steel.
10 ti-rces RICE
3 hhds prime NADER
crrnons INDIGO
800 boxes WINDOW GLASS
81 bbis COPPERAS
Is do. Alum and Salt Petre
IS bags Pepper, Spice and Ginger
10000 S-rars
10 tnns Country and Tredegnr Iron
Bar Lad, Powder and Shot
Wood Ware, Chewing Tobacco
80 Wrapping and Wiring Paper, &C, &c.
We VIII sell chem for - money fair market prices TO
punctna Customers We offer for the sale OF Produce
and receiving and forwarding Goods Our Warehouse beng Fire
proo insurance always be effected
Goods Stored Aug. Is 2S-wfw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-08-22
PIANO EoRTE WARE-HuLtSE

fItNU FUHTE WAREHOUSE
subscriber constantly from the celebrated ma
nulactoy OF NUNS Clark York. elegant and plain
Piano Foes possessing improve mens and thai
decacy OF touch and peculiar TO their ma
nufacture.
Merchandise in general.
Piano Fortes repaired hire in exchange
CHEAP MUSIC.
The largest collection of Music ever offered for sale in this
State may be selected FROM of the who Is
enabled 10 sell al the Philadelphia and New York wholesale
and retail prices.
Those purchasing to sell again Will furnished upon better
terms than they can find elsewhere in the State.
p H. TAYLOR,
Jan Piano Fort. nna nv 81, stor, opposite Banks
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-08-22
PROpOS FOR cUAIN IRON.

PROPOSALS FOR CHAIN IRON.
Navy AGENTS OFFICE,
Washington, July %, 1913.
PROPOSALS will be received office until three O'Clock
on the first day Of September deliver al The Navy
yard IN this city, the following chain iron for eighteen can
cables l6 inches in diameter each $50 ahous long, conSt-
tuiins the following bill of ron
3o,iuo INKS ll.lb inches diameler-2 inches long.
4olinks '3- l6 inches in d.ameIer-@2i inches long
~ ieet 81 inches by p oval pin iron.
30 f-et2 do. do
40 swivel, l95 sfacke, and Is box peces
Specifications of the swivel shacke pieces and oval pin
IRON can he seen application this oe all of the above IRON
must ne the best undergo such proof under
the tests and Inspections the cnmmnndant n Inc
may subject to- 10 he delivered free OF to the Govern
en and IN short time after the made As Is pos
sible, which time will be designated in the contract
Bonds with good and sufficient in double the amount
OF the contract will be required and reservation made from
each payment Of ten ill the contract completed
WM. B. SCOTT, Navy Agent
Aug. 96-td
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-08-22
ST.. L,nrIs. July q. 1919

ST.. LnuIs, July %, 1913
Between three and four hundred Indians belonging
to the Wyandot tribe, arrived here yesterday in the
steamer Republic their way to their homes ives,
Of Missouri. Several hundred more have also passed
up on the steamer Nodaway. This tribe has recently
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-08-22

INFIRMARY OF THE RICHMOND MEDICAL COLLEGE.
THIS ln tuition for the Sick at the following charges
payable IN advance for The first week.)
Whine patients, S. per week.
Col red do -
These charges for medical attendance sur
gical operations board, medicine and Euf>iBg
The accommodations the SICK ample and complete ~
every respect Two Professors Of the Medical College visit the
ns daily for prescribed perod rotations and in cases
Of difficulty. all the members Of the Faculy called in consul
tatlnn, without additional charge IL the patient.
been prepared the reception of ~
liked above for medical and surgical
abong under insanity contagious diseases will mol
be received into the lnhrmary.
s. MAUPIN, NJ. D., President.
Aug. is 2s-wly
lVl public and especially his old friends that lie has associated
Medicine and Surgery and that they may be consulted the
residence Of the undersigned near Prince Edward Court
house.
This connection will enable the undersigned give
his personal attention the Of Medicine which
he compelled relnquish in until now
by his increasing Surgical duties, aud the want of
competent assistant
He would state that in all confded to the Of his
who he confidently recommend wei qualified in his
afford his personal attention and advice
free % charge, deemed necessary desired
The Private lnmary the undersgned for Servants SIN
operation and nodaioDs can be had III ms
vicinity for Gentlemen and Ladies from distance
" ''"'"s y ~ JOHN P METTAUER, ". D.
Prince Edward C. H., July 25th, l5i3 .2-w2m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-08-22
no WOOD AND TIMBER GETTERs.


Potomac Land in .Market-.4 Great Bargain offered.
OFFER sale my land in Prince William county, Virginia
near Dumnes and about TWO miles from navieahe waier
limbercd virgin growth OAK hickory and heart pine.
The improvements are very SUPERIOR the dwelling which Is
modern constructions contains ten or twelve spacious
large saoon passages Closets &C. II Is built of bcs and
years since eight or ten thousand dollars is good
usir The perfectly healthy and about twenty
miles from District of Columbia Immediately the road lead
ing from Fredericksburg Alexandria An wood b
from Dumfries and Its vicinity with the Dis
Columbia and large contracts readily be made fol
wood standing wood cut and corded IL believed
that wood could be spared and sold from The tract In the
course years much more than double the
which is asked for The whole ract the heart pine also very
That portion the land which open susceptible
high Improvement but has been much neglected OF
years
will sell great bargain application be made before the Gil,
day of September If sold before that day private
SHALL that day, il fair il not the fair day offer
public auction, on the premises.
Mr. Thomas Golden, who lives the place, will show
disposed purchase. ANY letters, addressed
VIII be promptly attended TO-
Tappahannock, Essex co. Va. July 81 .I-wt,S
g LATE RIVER LANDS FOR SALE-rhe subscriber Offers
consists OF two separate tracts containing together 30 and
lie each about miles from Buckingham Court house,
enough 10 each other work both places with the bands
Twelve or teen hands be worked 10 advantage The Slate
river tract contains $50 about $50 cleaedonc hundred
Of this Slate river bottom surpassed by
richness and fertility tho stream The high land is undnar
ing most of the land the river m but durable and free
washing, quality highly reentve Of manure,
adapted clover and plaster The Improvements
farm of good dwelling house with eight
rooms passage &C. barn and teshns machine tobacco houses
other necessary houses an excellent spring o.
water young orchard Of well selected ru trees
den &c. The Other farm contains $50 aces-es enarkab.
WELL and well waerrd with Two strong an noio nahches run
ming through it, afoding fine meadow land. also plant
land There than one hundred ana forty acres o.
this cleared the balance finely tlmherrd ms and produces
fine tobacco and of the kind and produces
wheat remarkably we seems peculiarly adapted TO wheat
those who NAV wish purchase such
and view H. If this properly should be sold privately,
will exposed SALE by public auction st OF ee,sbef
Buckingham, July, ls4a. i6-wtla
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ONE PRICE ONT.yt

ONE PRICE ONLY!
COMPLETE SPRING ASSoRTMENT.-We have now re
ceyed opened and arranged very large and complete
sortment of seaSnrable
STAPLE IND FANCY DRY GOODS,
winch were bought the favorable TERMS generally from
ht hands, and viii be sold al unusually low prices cash.
on our general terms TO punctual customers.
II the close and attention of each Of partners
the assistance OF efficient statesmen, will merit solicit TIL
confidence and continuation of the very liberal patronage
generally.
RANDOLPH, PEBBLES & CO., Sycamore street
Petersburg, April4 lll-wtf