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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-19
II7AsgINGTON HENRY ACADEMy H.,oyys Cor,Ty v

WASHINGTON HENRY ACADEMY, HksovER County, VI.
w This institutions 1t Is believed merits that commend it
to public favor II ~ situated at convenen distance from
systematic hornugh-he object being
the mind Of the pupil knowledge Of principles The Scriptures
read daily and the Sabbath Biblical instruction will be
impaired 10 all the pupils that board with the Principal and 10
such others may desire H. The Trustees have recently gone
very considerable expense in fitting accommodations for
the special purpOse of enabling the Principal 10 have his students
under his immediate watch and From ten to fifteen stu
dents be comfortably lodged In The Academy buildings
Parents who prefer H. obtain board for their in privnte
families, ut a convenient distance from the Academy.
TERns-Te session will the 10Th January
and cose the Goth June; the second will the
18th July and close the both December Two public exam
nations For Tuition and Board, including washing
lights &C., $780, for The scholastic year. payable half at the
Of each session Day scholars received hrretor and
required above No charge except for French
|-S5 per session.
BY order Of the Board Of Trustees.
IRA MoREY, ia, Principal.
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JAMES RIVER LANDS FOR SALE.-The Lands james
River short distance above Richmond, well known the
property The late John Wckham, which recently offered
for public sale by the subscribers having been Sold still
FOR sale Persons wishing purchase learn the Of ole
by application to either OF the subscribers
b. w. LEIGH, at Richmond,
VIM F. WiCkHAM,
Near Taylorsville, Hanover county.
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VIRGiNiA:-At Court held for Carroll county, In HlsrI
on Monday, the I'd day Of January, 1888: ;,
Whereas Jackson BIakney, being now in heesetody o.
Sheriff Of this county, charged with having fepnousy az
stolen and carried away MuIao Girl named AaI.y an5
Mules the properly Of William Bakney, deceased late az
charge being verified By proof Of the confession said
son Blakuey, and the Court having probable % b.,
that the said Jackson Bakney hath commcdt the offence
with he Is charged he ought be tried therefor
district and State Aforesaid therefore ordered by The
that the said Jackson Blakney be detained the custody
Sheriff Of this county for the term OF three months from this
and that copy Of these proceedings he transmitted by s
Of This COn TO the Executive Of South Carolina aud pu
| In the Richmond Enquirer.
| A Copy-Tests,
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FAN Imported CHM and QUEENSW.aRE,

Fail Imported CHEff and QUEENSWaRE,
sELLISG VERY Low.
RY the ship Harriet Rockwell just arrived added TO previous
- receipts placed possession OF large and
ing stock OF Qnccnsware and China.
German, French and Ameriean Glassware.
Also on hand an extensive and varied Of CUT
Pressed German French and American Ma
nufacure German Silver and Britannia Castos Stone Ware
ETC., etc.
The been purchased at rey lor p
monep and am an 1iuus sell in The same way.
Ny punctua paying friends invited buy the
usual credit. WIN. +. BUTLER,
doors above the Bell Tavern
Semi 3E-ytf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-19

ID n HUDSON, DEsTIsr, performs all operations on the
III. TEETH beauty and preservation
coupbe teeth singy in full sets, the approved
plans.
Ladies and Gentlemen interested respectfully Invited
call and examine Of teeth, Comprising every
fartursrs.
lie inserts Artificial Paaies designed the voice
10 its proper and sound.
Refer Plumer Rev. Dr.. Empic, Hubbard Gardner
Co., Gen. Bernard Peyton, Dr. Chamberayne Dr. Broken
brough g. Baxter ESQ., Dr. e. G. Cabe, General Pegram
| George Watson, NJ d.
| 1 Office on Main street, square above the Banks
Dec. q GAwy
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ID ED SPRINGS FOR SALE-In pursuance Of Deed OF
IL Trust subscribers By Philip Rogers bearing
date 25 day May 1885, and of record IN The Clerks Or
fee of the County Allegheny for certain there
in mentioned SHALL the tenth day OF March next iar
not day thereafter, Sunday e1ccied proceed
10 SELL at public auction cash. the premises, that well
and valuable Tract Of Land The Red Springs now In the
and occupied by said Rogers lying IN tho county
Of containing eleven hundred acres more or less and
bounded on side by the Sweet Spring Tract
This land Of very superior quality of which about two hun
bred bottom land capable of producing the
abundant crops Of tobacco grain and The Red
Springs celebrated for their medicinal virtues and are much
resorted To in The Summer months as watering place The
buildings fol- the accommodation OF visitors are extensive and
commodious.
manner cash. the following Slaves, wiz: Billy Cook, Billy
Blacksmith, Billy Lewis, Albert Jim Right Big Jim Armsrad
Violet Esther Hannah and Rachel with the
The females dale of said deed Also
stock of Horses and Sheep and all the Household and
Kitchen Furniture conveyed TO US by said deed
The title TO property believed be indsputabe,
acting Trustees will convey only such as Is vested in
by the deed OF trust
+. GrERRANT, i'"a'ees.
Mr. BURKE in his recent work the Mineral Springs of
Western Virginia. 81 makes the following remarks in
reference the above establishment which mile distant
the Sweet Springs the road leading 10 the White Sui
phur:
The Spring n chn!y heate powerful agent
that admit OF tonic treatment This Is an advantage
besides the kind Of which abundant the
Sweet Springs
"he SITUATION OF the Red Spring beautiful one,
looking Of the most fertile and hest cultivated farms in Viz
ena celebrated Beaver Dam Falls this Farm and
about mile and half from the Spring."
Jan. 5th, l843. 73-wtds
D- The National Inteigencer will publish till
Of sale, and forward its this Office
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-19

IMPORTANT TO DEALERS IN ToBAcCo.-Ths following
section of the ac 10 amend entitled reduce
the several Ia force concerning the inspection
Of tobacco passed 7h March published for the nfama
upland tobacco shelving the advantage they would derive free
Of chage in directing their tobacco 10 be stored in the
Public Warehouse.
and be further enacted That If any hogshead Of Tobacco
shall inspected upland nspt ctio and
any warehouse in The city of Richmond
and the OF Petersburg other than the public warehouse
the said city and the Of Petersburg, the Commonwealth
shall liable the destruction Of such tubacco
any whatsoever unless at the time when the same wa,
stored in warehouse there rishteenkun
dred hogsheads " in the city Of Richmond In town
Petersburg hundred and eyenty6ye hoghead pub
lie unless the inspectors
have reus to receive such tobacco on storage Of which
shall he their duty give certificate, II equired
Nov. 4 52-wtf
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w. MILLER, c. C.

TN CHANCERY.-yIRGrslA:-In holloway County Court ca
L October, 1912:
Isaiah Jackson guardian of Elias Baugan, and Sarah Bgh
sen'r., Paintlrs:
against
Elias Baughan by Giles A. Miller, his guardian ad em AID
William Baushan and Sarah Baughnn, , his brother and
and heirs at law, Defendants:
This day the companants, by their COUNSEL and he
their bill against the defendants, and their notion Il
drrcd That Giles A. Miller be appointed guardian ad Item Of
Elias Baughan nan, deendan for the purpose OF defend
Ing his interest this suit and appearing by satisfactory
dence defendants VIM Vaughan and Sarah Baughah
m Inhabitants Of this country and they not having
ed their and given security according to the act q
defendants appear the r.t Thursday In January
and the bill of the panti and that copy Of this order
forthwith inserted In published in the city 81
Richmond for months SUCCESSFULLY and posted at the front
door Of the Court-iouae OF this county.
Copy-Teste,
Dec. 6l--w6y
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-19

LOAF SUGAR AND M ENGLISH CHEESE.
On BOXES Woolsey's superior Loaf Sugar,
CU casks Imitation English Cheese.
For sale by WILLIAMS &c HAXALL
Ian
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TN Rules held In the Clerks ~
flee Of the Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chancc (t
Louisa county, Monday, November the 7Ih, 1912:
Henry NJ. schooer aud William Nelson Sheriff OF Louisa
county, and Committee Administrator de bonis of Elizabeth
Schooer, deceased, Plaintiffs.
against
Lewis Johnson, Executor of Levi. Johnson deceased Wills
W. Johnson Ira Johnson Alexander Johnson Jane Johnson
guha r. Johnson, Hugh Simpson and Lucy A. his wife late
Lucy A. schooer America Z. Schooler, Rice d. Schroeder and
Garrett NJ Schooer, Defendants:
The defendants, Willis W. Johnson Ira Johnson A-sande,
Johnson and Garrett 81 Schooler having
pearance and given security according law and the rules
this Court and appearing by satisfactory evidences that th
not Inhabitants of this State, motion Of the plaintiffs
their couasel Ordered That the said defendants viii. W
Johnson Ira Johnson Alexander Johnson Garrett Schc
er Go appear before the Judge Of the said Court Count
house, on the fist day Of the Of the said Court
the plaintiffs bil and that copy Of this order be forthwith
inserted In newspaper published city chmond
for two months snecessvey and posted the front door
Courthouse Of this county some Court day.
Copy-Teste,
JOHN HUNTER, c. C.
Dec. 20 67-wsw
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DELL TAVERN IN CLARKEsvILLE-The proprietor of
ID named establishment known also Registers
old stand respectfully informs his friends and The public gene
rally he prepared to entertain all who may favor
him with call. lie pledges himself spare pains in
dernc his comfortable pleased during their stay
him. His stables will all times be we'll supplied with good and
wholesome provision for horses and travellers horses well at
soeits share Of public patronage and hopes Obtain by
deserving il. ALLEN HOLCOMB.
Gainesville. Va. Jan. 76-W4W
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-19

IN Observation-Disclosures to wit:-ht Rules holden in til
Clerks Office Of the Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chan
Gerry for the county of Accomack the ih day of November
1872:
James j. Ailworh, Plaintiff:
against
George w Cooper John Thomas Thomas Chopper Thomas
Chopper, Wn. H. Parker aud Henry Whaiey, Defendants:
and given security according TO The act Of Assembly
the rules Of this Court and appearing by satisfactory evdene.
that he is nha5tant of ths Commonwealth IL Is
That the said DEFENDANT George w Chopper do appear here
the s day Of the June Of the said Court and
the plaintiffs bil and that copy Of this order be forthwith
serted In published in the city Of Richmond M
months succexiyey, and posted the front door Of lie
CUurt.hou Of said county.
True Copy-Teste
THO. R. JoYNEs. C.s
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IN CHANCERY.-vIsoimA:-In Goochland crcuI, su,...
Benjamin Phaup and Elizabeth his wife, formerly FI,s,
Ellis, PlainiTe'a
against 4n''
William Gray, late Sheriff Of Goochand county and :,
Administrator Of Absalom Ellis deceased and LEROY Eis %
Ellis and Charity his wife, Joseph Watkins and Jenusha h,
formally Jenusa Ellis, Joshua Ellis Hercules Ellis Bauhoi
Ellis and Eeazer Ellis, deceased distributes of The saJ
ed James b. Ferguson late Sheriff of Gooehand county ana
SUCH Administrator de bonis Of Elizabeth Walker
William Ellis his heirs, Jacob Ellis his heirs David Ei
his heirs David Johnson and - his wife or their heirs w
Atkisson and - his wife, John Ellis his heirs =
Clarke and his wife their heirs, the heirs of Marv p
ell deceased and Polly Ellis, Richard Ellis Kurah EIIs wv
married Robert W. Martin, Eezekiah Ellis and Lucy ElI
children of Caleb Ellis deceased, Defendant
This cause day be further heard upon m. ~
pers formerly read and argued by Counsel heeupon IL
Court doth adudgc order and Decree that the Master om
soner of do proceed 10 ascertain and report 10 III
Court distributes Of Elizabeth Walker A.
ceased entitled estate and for this purpose said
is hereby empowered and required IL Necessary
In newspaper printed in the city OF Richmond "a
tate to make themselves him before ne, lem
w. MILLER, &C
In pursuance above order Of Court the heirs dist,
butees Elizabeth Walker deceased late Of Gooehand County
Virginia. or persons entitled 10 the distribution Of her esia
are hereby notified and required make themselves known
A. Bryce In the county Gooehand. ANY communication :
ing information the heirs and distributes Of said Elizabeth
Walker mentioned in the above order Of Court atde
ed to me- al Fe's Post Office, Goochand county, Va.
w. n. BRYCE, n. CON-
Dec. D 6S-wiw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-19
MISCELLANEOUS.

"a worthy Correspondent asks il, as particular
favor of us, lay before readers the following
ticle from the "Nrw York Morning Post"-and repub-
lshed in late "Char!es;on Elercury-o the charac-
ter of Mr.. Calhoun. lie says, he "ieels very much
like who is making request, which he knows
will not be granted -Gnd equally free to say,
that we do doubt very much, whether we ought TO
grant t-because, however iorcbly descriptive 1t may
be of the general character Of Mr. Calhoun, yet it is
made To bear directly upon The "iorbidden ground Of
the Presidential question. We yield however, 10 the
urgent request of Correspondenbut it is for the
last time, until The Spring Elections have passed =
We beg the attention of our Correspondents 10
this state of things: Suppose the field Of discus
sion were opened up at the present time, Gas Cor
respondent Of The "AleXandria Gazette who halls
from "CGpepcy desFes does the reader perceive,
that it might lead TO the bringing out IN certain coun
lies and districts, perhaps Of Calhoun candidate, and
a Van Buren, candidate, and Buchanan candidate
and that in the shock OF conteEding feelings the Wing
candidate might slip in between them! We trust,
therefore, that Correspondent Will take offence at
our henceIorth positively determining to exclude all Es-
says which profess 10 discuss the qualifications of any
candidate in connection with the Presidential Question.
The only safe rule we can adopt in this matter, rs,
10 give place TO The Proceedings of the Meet
ings or Conventions Of their friends of the move
men,s of the State Legislatures in relation to The Pre-
sdeDcy. These form part OF the History OF the
Times -and beEg couched IN general terms, and in a
generous spirit, hre rot apt 70 produce those feelings
and engenGer those divisions, which the protested dis
cnssion= OF Essa sometimes calculated 10 excite.
OF The former stamp, consider The RESOLUTIONS o.
the Legislature OF South Caroline which we have al
ready published Proceedings of the Philadelphia
Meeting Of the Friends Of Dir Van Buren, on the 9TH
,nstant-and those of The recent Convention OF The
friends of MIR. Buchanan al Iarrisburgh We cannot,
il is rne give either Of these in all their breadth, for
they are very ex,ensve-bu we viii attempt in some
future paper, place before the reader The kernel Of
the matter We confess, very easy to keep tie
true line throughout; but tina We will dove will at.
temp, DO "equa and exact justice to the candidates,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-19

old WINES AND LIoUoRs-Also GRoCEEIEs.-I have
" very and general Of old Wines and Lii
qors part kept hand improving
years ard then said be % old My Groceries will
fair comparison with the In the city, rernrd
quality and price, and careulness in putting Of hem The
old Wines and Liquors will be found most beneficial for the
servation of health when moderately and judcousy used
Should any be fund ncreduos, not TO have firm and
mistaken belief in plain matter Of fact assertion let him
enquire, subscriber who has been regular tempe
rate during the last 81 years of his e and If %
fed with his healthy appearance they portrait of his
uncle who died few the State Of New York aged
years. and he el knorn to be drinking fish since the
day he left Ferentosh, tlen STRIPPING.
WIN. WALLACE.
Aug % 3-wy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-19

SOLOMON G. BIRCH, do
JOHN q. OTTO, do
The above valuable preparation for sale by GAYNOR &
LYELI., Agents for the proprietor.
One door above the Bell Tavern.
Dec 81 7-wly
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-19

IlANIL-FuTsuanI pTOVIsI0Hs OF
Heed OF Trust executed by Robert d. Corbn To Samuel G..
Luck duly recorded in the Clerks Office
Of Caroline County Court in order to sece The payment Of
tain Of money therein specified SHALL acting Trustee,
proceed SELL Friday, the 10Th day Of March Bran
mans Store In The county of Caroline to the highest bidder for
cash. the tract Of Land known by the u Lizard Barsan
containing about hundred he the
less This Tract Of Land Is Of goad quality and has
sold twenty dollars and fifty per
The title the land without dispute, but acting Trustee
shall only convey such title as Is vested In
SAMUEL C. SCOTT. Acting Trustee.
T,a = a,
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Dec. 20

IN ACKNOWLEDGMENT Rules held 10 the Clerks or
flee OF the Circuit Superior Cont Of Law and chancr
King and Queen county Monday, the 5h Of December 1872
Gideon Spencer and Mary his wife, who, before
marriage with said Spencer The widow and Administrator,
Of Ira Roane, deceased, Plaintiffs:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-19

mr.. oAKLEY's CoMroUNn DEPURA1IvE SYRUP, for
~ the Of Gcrofua Kings Evil obstinate Epons Of the
5sn Puppies Pus,ues the Face Scay Eupon Chronic
rheumatism Teter Syphic Symptoms and all disorders aris
ing from impure state OF the blood nudou OF
ry. &c, &c.
This Medicine has been extensively used In the United States
with decided benefit in Scofua hecua Diseases and in all
cases of an liberated character,
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1843-07-22

| If the Courier is good authority it COM
mits Van Buren, in favor ofthc protective
policy as far as sugar is concerned, and
questions the fact that Mr., Calhoun is a
Democrat, or should be "rankcd as be-
longing 10 the Democratic party-whilei il
does not hesitate TO declare Mr.. Calhoun
should be regarded much more as an a'ss-
Hilary than one of the party. And has u
come to .his2 that Calhoun after all the
service he has rendered the party is TO be
shuflled off without even settlement for
work and labor done. and wear and tear
of principle incurred by his support ofthe
party and its destructive policy. Perhaps
The loco focos think now, as Mr.. Calhoun
did in 1887, when he wrote his celebrated
Fort Hill letter, that if he should be cleo
ted, the "victory would not enure TO their
benefit" therefore they had better keep
him as an auxiliary, and that full COM
pensation for his services, is given, by
making honorable mention Of his name in
the papers claiming to be the organs for
the party proper. Ere another twelve
month have passed, Calhoun is destined
to be'as yindictiyely denounced BY the
Van Buren, press, and as completely out
generated by the Magician as lie was in
days of yore. "Coming events cast their
shadows before.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1843-07-22

"COmang erents cast their shadOtcs beforeH'
The following extract is from the New
Orleans Courier Of the 9th inst. The
Courier is the old Democratic paper OF
New Orleans, it advocated the cause OF
Jackson and Van Buren,, and still claims
10 be the head and leader ofthe Democra-
tic party proper in thatEpace -Mississ-
iPpi Creole.
"The Wing press has often reproached
the Democratic party with a pretended
contradiction, resulting, as it says, from
the Democrats Of the South asking protec-
ton for the culture Of Sugar, whilst in
the North the same party demands, or
must necessarily demand the abolition of a
duty which. raises the price Of this artl-
Gle of necessity.
But this diversity Of principles and in
teIests is nothing but an hypothesis with
out foundation. We have often repeated
that the individuals who can be con-
sidered as personlfying the opinions ofthe
democratic party on this important ques-
ton of the sugar interests, with the sin
gle exception Of Mr.. Calhoun, profess but
the one and the same doctrine, which is
exactly between the two extremes that
are attributed to us by the Wing press.
Neither Gen. Jackson nor Martin Van
Buren, have ever demanded the abrogatiol
Of the minimum duty which sustains the
culture Of sugar in Louisiana. Aud as %
MIR. Calhoun il is questionable If he oHgmI
10 be ranked as belonging tothe democrat'c
party. His individual opinion on iree
trade, which is not restrained by ellher
the wants of industry or agriculture, con
s,itute between him and the rest oil me
marty difference so wide, that Tor our
par: VIC do not hesitate 10 declare that ne
ought 10 be considered much more as an
auxiliary than one Of u.s."
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1843-07-22

A very violent epidemic is now raging
in the northern cities. The New York
Aurora thus notices its effects in that
place.-Free Trader,
The InRuenza.--os ''grippee," as the
French appropriately term it-stlll RACES
with undiminished fury. In some cases
the symptoms have assumed dangerous
if not fatal character Nearly all the
soldiers on Governors Island are on
their backs with it, and the hospital IS
completely filled. A large number oil
the sailors on The Independence ana
North Carolina, are rendered incapable
of duty from its effects; and yet there are
no signs Of the abatement Of the disease.
In the business part Of the city, probably
seyen-eighths Of the inhabitants are al
flicted with ii, in different degrees. Il
epaIes none, but visits, with ureauiui
impartiality all ranks and situations IN
Iife-lhe palace, the novel, the counting
room, the Office, the garret, and the Gel
lar, are alternately or simultaneously It's
abiding place. :,
Nothing, either within doors, or with
out, is talked of but the epidemic; and
those who affect to laugh, are stopped in
the middle with choking, (not joklng) and
turn black inthe face with conyulsiye Ell
forts TO get rid Of their phlegm. Bush
ness is nearly suspended whole laml-
lies, in every part ofthe city, and ineye-
ry walk oflfe, are Frustrated beneath Its
baleful influences.