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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-08-18

DARN FOR SALE Intending FALL offer the
Farm which present reside II private sale u ThURS-
DAY the 3lt OF hIs month tiucu and sold by that
time WILL that day, Of If the ~,
he sod at publ auction, AT II O'Clock, the premises without
should sale he effected due will he
TINS Farm CPD 5D which cleared,
and enclosed five little fields O, about 81 each Sc
eight thousand cords ck ~ TAX and pine wood be
sol of the land leaving ample supply for every necessary ia
mly purpose-ennueh chestnut timber enclose hole
keep forever. Will take less than buildings
chard eaden and yard worth will sell upon such
must suit TO invest in estate wit:
cash-or half and half Ia - half
"a mnnhsor in three equal annual payment in four equal
annual payments prordd all the derrd payments shall
om the date of the bonds and paid
pnneuay annually THIS place lies in the of Chester
field Immediately the edmond and Petersburg Raj oad IS
and from the The wood and
timber the land viii than pay IT, The mpovcm
fine, the handsome, healthy and the pure
delightful Possession w be- rven The 18th November
with the privilege o seeding wheat at the me and
making other The that be
desirable 10 the purchaser Gentlemen invited view the
growing crops OF corn aud oats.
HUGH CAMPBELL
rf,y
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VTALCARE LAND FOR SALE-Ilaving resolved To locate
Y mysef permanently in the county of Prince Edward, otter
nv very Tract of Land The county OF lunenbnrg Tor
aces-30U woods of original gowtf-the
most OF which good land. The plantation all fresh
good repair lying three miles North Of The
The dwelling house new, but not Comperdgood tobacco
barns-,le rr Possession VIII be
given December being leased till thai time Keller
ence To Mr. I3k who lives the plantation, or 10 Mr. j. 3
Bowling
Also offer sale house and lot, containing near
tr. situated from M-cklenburg
10 Randolph College II Is most exec en'
stand for business Re,crencc-Dr George Smnh Randolph
Macon Collerr JAS. W. IIUNNlCUTf.
49, - 37-w6w
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FROM HAITI Captain Wilson, of the brig Fairfield,
who arrived ut New York Tuesday from Port
au Prince, whence, he sailed on the Goth ultImo,
reports that there had been attempt at counter revo
luton, but it was put down Immediately, and three ct
the rngeaders shot The people were much dissatisfied
with the present state Of affairs, and some OF the most
wealthy and inluen initial openly in favour OF re
ceding the island 10 the French Government, being
satisfied from the great dissensons continually taking
place, that they cannot govern themselves.
The election for Electors took place in the different
districts the 18th day Of July, and the election Tor
President would be on the 9th Of September
When Capt w. sailed, there were three French men
of war lying anchor the outer roads, and seven other
men of.war in the outer bay.
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IN tHANCERY. -ViRGiStA:-At Rules taken ~ me Gen
Office of the County of Prince Edward, the 9Th d
June l5i3: .r
Henry Thweatt, fia'hUh'
against -
William Berkeley, Jesse Mchaux, Thomas Yer upon ~
nou Samuel Allen James Rice and Mary ms wie, lh1hG
Vim. Thornton Nancy Thornton and Jane Ihofn
ton, peicn"a"'S. (-,,..
The defendant, William Thornton, not having entered ~
and given security according 10 an act of the G
Assembly and the rules of This Court and IL appearing tina, r
not nhaban of this state on the motion OF r pam"
Counsel il s entered at rules aforesaid and accordnc, ont
ed thai the said defendant, William Thornton, do appear
on the first day of September Court next aud answer 'e
mfr. bill and that copy Of this order be forthwith lnse
some ore Of the public newspapers printed IN the cy Of
mond for two successfully aud also posted al Tie
door of the Courthouse OF this county. - - .
o' Conv-.reste Is. J. WORSIIAM {. e.
Ian. IN i5-wtW'
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Thomas r. Nash, Lucy l.. French, William CoQniu ="
Crenshaw, Mary Crenshaw and Thomas CIenshaw, Nh4a
Crenshaw Judith Crenshaw, Josiah Thompson aud Pol. ~
wife, Joseph H. Coqut, Caleb A. Coqn and judith H. to
ard The said Thomas y. French, Defendants.
The defendants, Josiah Thompson and Polly his WIZ,
William Cren-iaw and Judith Crenshaw, children 81! Nat1
Cemsha, dec havn. entered their appearance aHi
security according The of Assembly and the rules OF
Court appearing by satisfactory evidence, that 'hrF
inhabitants of This County, II Is Ordered That the sad
PENDANTS appear the first day September Court
and answer hill of the PLAINTIFF and that copy OF tbs
forthwith inserted in newspaper published IN the cay
Richmond months successivey and posted al The 10
door of the Court house Of this county, =. .
A Copy-Teste, b. D. WooDSoN' =
Tulv 23--WrN
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IN CHANCERY -vIEG>ia:-in the Circuit superior '""H
Law and Chancery for the county OF MiddleseN, ap -
1918. ,
On the motion Of Mary A. Whitley, Tahha Daniel James
Daniel and John K. Daniel. rgaces Of Samuel : WHICH,
ceased il is Ordered that all persons having claims ega",
said Samuel Whitley do exhibit the same To Robert ~ '
Administrators de- hons g" the SAID samuel ; Wh's!'
before the 10Th day October lSi3 aud thai copy OF th
he published eight weeks successvcIy ~ some ne"spar
shed in the city of Richmond, and copy also pns'ta az
front door of the Court House of this county srvea
days copy-IeSte, JUN :. hE'NI'
Aug -o-"'"
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RIO JouN r. FITZPATRICK As you not Tr.F

rI,o JOHN r. FiTZPATRICK-s As you are not r'
of a.. Common eab of Virginia you will please 'ar .
tjce thai shall on MONDAY, the Ith day oi srptrnnf'
and between the hours Of o'clock. A VI and o'clo"
Richmond proceed To take the dispositions at James "
and others read evidence IN suit now depeh"-
SUPERIOR Court of Charcery for the Richmond IF'"
sut | am complainant, and YOU David T. KohcHs AL"
are Defendants and IT, from any cause, the taslne on W.,
positions should completed that day. me taxing
same un completed, will be continued from DAY |" uH
DAYS excepted between the same hours and Al me s
' HENRY e NELSON, Sifsiv!ns Fit"'
..a VI w ~ 80 " - .ri--nie
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GENCY FOR THE SALE OF REAL EsTATE-The sub
A srbrr from the applications made To him by nd
duals desiring buy and sell Real Estate mas per p
duced TO think his connection with the
aods him peculiar facilities conducting such
he has therefore, opened Office which persons desous
selling pIas descriptions &C. OF lhslt Estates Of
which those obtain bras eye view "
property Market either in town or country ms s
will moderate and be made contingent upon tue sa'
being effected Sta. r 49, IT,,
Now on hand several Farms in the vicinity oil Inc cy
and two or three large adjoining country IN one
Of the latter especially great bargain may be obanen
I3-tf
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TUE Commonwealth of virsnia-To the Sheriff OF Middle

county, greetng 80.
Whereas William b. Mitchell heretofore exhibited 10 our
cult Superior Court OF Law and Cancery directed by "a"
holden and for the county Of Lancaster MS hl :" coup a.
against James Avcre Joseph Mann, William Frost p"he
Kennedy and Nelson Robinson; wh,rrupon, sindry pro r G
have had appears from The records aud he- OF e
Court but, before final decree could be pton"nn,ea ~ .
cause the said William u. Mitchell departed ihis NE nav
first made viii and testament, and thereof hpr
Richard u. Mitchell, Robert j. Mitchell aud william = VI"
ell Executors, who have taken upon Themselves Tue 'N
thereof: Therefore, command you that YOU make 49,"
ace Law, The said Ayere Manu. Frost kenhrH
Court house the said county, The first day oi the n-'
show any thing for themselves they have q" KNOW"
WHY the said should be proceeded into maj u''
against them aforesaid and further To do aud receive h
said shall in that part conslder-and have ten s
Witness, Robert l. Dunaway, Clerk oi GU, So,
this 5th June, ls43 ko. l. y. ~ 40" ..,
July 81 60"
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nRAwN Nus Alexandria Lottery Extra, Glass No. s drawn
70 &c As 60 So 10 81 50 co 30 So =, ooo
Ticket Nos IS 70 - entitled TO the Capital frze o.
Ticket Nos il IS &c. Prize of sooOO sold and paid By
Ticket Nos As So Prize of $780, both sold and paid
Do. do 81 AZ s. do LOO, by lIinn a. ,nee
number prizes sold paid by IRON 18th OF May 10
tile LIST of August. 49,, - <.a,rv 4,
Co are sold by SrRATTON, packages or single tickets an"
ORDERS by mail otherwise from any part tne and
closing cash or prize tickets will be thankfully received anu
and promptly attended TO- addressed 10 'ne al
n,i1s seller e f'r' n STRATTON, Richmond, Va
prize Nc. ~ 25-6l
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July -, ls4a.

<r0TICE-The Young gentleman who has artef y w
rr,v Ia, several wears past havc determined to a''eh'
Law Sch-oi III William and Mary Ioi:rge, an
ant in my after the first day Of October next no'
fer a youn, man who has been brought IN Clerk Us
and who acquainted with the duties. The profits at NY '
will no: ia sy giving than two bundled dm'''
board &C, and would only give that amount to comp
clerk should expect any with whom am mol t-f
acquainted, proGure testimonials al their good moil
And Essex County 'ol'
~ ,,. r.. 10 q, I,,,n .0 lsi3 lS-Nt!h
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Tnnnnhnnnock. E,se. eo.. Va.

DosT OFFICE DEPARTMENT, July 9Th, lsl5.-'r =. NJ
l for carving Mails of the united states ll"" ~ o.
August lsl3 10 the Both Jine lsi7, INCLUSIVE ~ VIZ
h. received nj Pot Rice Department, III The ci
jnr,on unr g. r. NJ, of the lGh day Of August heN
cied by The day, the route, and Ia the nah"e' ~
herein specified, VIZ: - t.,t rfl
245a From Norfolk To Portsmouth, mile and Da'A'"
ing Elizabeth river daily. , .,r,. a.
Leave Norfolk daily at a. n; arrive al Portsmouth ~
by al n. xc, y, s,ms .+
Leave Portsmouth daily a. p. arrive at Norfolk saw
2453 a. From Portsmouth, by Suffolk. snmmerion WY ~ NJ -
rn', n. c. ManinsvIe and Jackson C. h. to GaftysO''s
ami hack, six times week, in suikies ga $50 ,tlys ~
Leave Portsmouth daily except SUNDAY, 1t ~ "' 49,
Gareysburg next day by II p. m. ~ arrive x
Leave Gareysburg daily, except Sunday, al d. '
Portsmouth neat day by 3 D. m 49,, 90, hopf yll i
az Proposals 10 run q, the rate Of eight miles per no
considered. m,.
No prooosal will be considered unless be h-
,,arantrr signed by one Responsible persons
lowing manner, VIZ: -, n nj. hil V
s.Tbr undersigned guarantee that -. u p.tna-..
the mail from - be accepted 10y 80 ofC
f,.nera shall obligation PRIOR 10 i The
tober ext with good and sufficient suTees, !" pc''
vice proposed " .,..a,.o NJ Pos'ma.'
Thi, should be accompanied by the certincate % n al ~
or other equivalent testimony, that the guarah'o's ."
perry and able make good their guaranty .l.d .G
The proposals should be- sent 10 the Department ,he fsi IS
| ed "Propo1ais for route No -, - and ADDRESSED ~
sjs,ant Postmaster General. ,,hnatlon-.
For the prohibition Of bids resulting from mao
the terms and conditions which the contract u "
the last annual advertisement , ,,r,,ser Geaersh
c. A. WlCELIFFE, ros'" l.-Hts
Iury1 A
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July II

DELL TAyERN-This well known ana mn s.nrrll, a.
ID bshmrnt city. its friends and the "a # not 5e r
informed will be opened the 1T August, hefe so
the reception OF Boarders and Iatse d former p1'f
and assures hem that disposition sun exist. %
plain easy old fashioned way 10 re, IenGe a ~
si,m, . h, vns brrn moved ,Ros the oue-w
pouniy give the Tss F%Pnaf ID
also, undergo partial Iepa n especially the 5e'
Bedding and Steads will he all new. pie. moderate.
l- good Housekeeper Is wan mrppy for the PoPfs"
Juy2l 2l-w6w - LIMB
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LARGE GRAPEs.-The New Orleans Courier OF the
9th ut, says-"We yesterday saw single grape sold
for three dollars /, from the garden OF Mr..
Lenes These grapes, thus offered for 'ale are the
largest have before beheld weighing some oil mem
FIVE or six pounds This may appear anost incredible
hui IL is slrlcflv true.
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Henry F. Ellington, Admf of Jane Ellington, PIau,a
against
Alexander b. Wal,hall, Executor Of Edmund locku
Sheriff of Prince Edward county, and Administrator o Ws
HARRISON deceased Susanna keso, ESrcnf1 Of Robert Il
late Sheriff of Prince Edward county, aud administrator DE-
Of said William Harrison, deceased. and the children
William Harrison deceased 10 WI: Theodonck Wlilm
Trent T.. Da1ney O. Mary D., kena J., Abner, B'nalah
Missouri Harrison. Jesse Mehaux Shero Prince Edwaid,
As such Administrator of James Foster, James W. Taylor,
Beams Msfy NJ we. Nathaniel Bnreamy and Mildred
wife Charles Ellington william Ward and Susan HI wife,
Lay.nia Doe e James Do-wel infants By Branch
sham special GUARDIAN and Thomas Nelson, Defendant
The defendants. Beams and Mary his " e, Haiia
Bnrpamy and Mildred wifr and Charles Ellington, not
ing their appearance ami gwen security according 10
ac General Assembly aud the rule Of this Court, and
appearing they not inhabitants OF tins state OF The
lion Of the plaintiff by Counsel Is entered al rules aoes1
and accordingly Ordered, That the said defendants, Ra
and Mary wife, Nathaniel Burgamy and Mildred ms "ir
Charles Ellington do appear here on the first day OF sepr
term next and The plaintiffs b and that copy OF
order be forthwith inserted In of the pubic ew>
published the city of Richmond for two months success
y and also posted door oi the Cour;hosr OF
county. Copy-Ieste, . ,,,or.,,,,, -
I,,v "A lg-wea
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CEO. WM RICHARDSON, ATTORNEY At Law, has removed
" Hanover He will Practice heretofore, In the suPero
and County Courts Of King William, King Queen ana Han
over In addition TO which, he will regularly attend the Court
OF the city Of Richmond Office sewind Hanover the resi-
dence Archibald Govan, Esq. Post Office, Richmond.
June % l3-W2m
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INTENDING visit iun. the en-un. Fail aud inter, INC
Missouri, land probably the states "i hchi,h! anu
Tennessee also would b. pleased Ia undertake any hlsle
with which my friends others might enist e-snch Is COZ
lecing discussing money! buying or selln. land or M! sth
Of that character also visit other OF the western OF
states ii business entrusted to me sonh JUS
tIy 80,
lst October next shall prompt attention hcie 10 r.
j. =. James Co H. w & j. J. Fry s. Co.. RchIInnh;
Philip Jones' John r. Quacs and Dr. James NJ Morris, Lou
' w - ROBERT VI. KENT
Iou;., 4, III An, o7-wiw
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$4,000 porh Of DRY GOODS selling off cheap, to'
TuIu

ID II. JENKINS will great purchasers
H. wholesale ciosn: for the season me
and most extensive stock of Dry Goods In the CITY, lie
has opened within hundred OF New
Goods purchased unparalleled prices Consisting OF Nan
seens beached and unbleaced Shngs and Sheetns Cot
Ton Oznaburgs 0000 yards Caicoes s. g. q 10 and
the cheapest goods sod with many bargains from
auction
Juy lb-wu
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Y EMovAL:-JoHN G. WAYT, DEsrrsf. ha, removed his
IL Office Bank square, above the Banks Main
Rssrenee-M Clarke NJ. D. George Watson, NJ. D., F. H..
Deane, NJ D. E. H. Carmichael NJ. D. Robt w. Ha1al NJ
Thomas Nelson, H. d. James Bolton ~ d. A Cunningham,
MD. May li9-wlyt
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I1A SToCKWe are receiving part Of our Fall Stock, and
i opening
100 mems thick pcrged and sewed Boots
and boys fine calf lined and bound ana coarse
sewed and pesecd Rrogans. =,
pair ladies' fine kid, morocco and seal Walking SHOES ana
Slippers.
500 realms writing and letter paper ruled and plain
do. wrapping Paper, large and small SIZE, aud ~
1000 sides Sole Leather, comprising all the different laues
Which offer for sale on good terms - o,,
HUBBARD, GARDNER * Co
An, I, 27-w3vif
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by some vigorous ana more fortunate comPel''
Mr. Colman. the intelligent Representative of the
Massachusetts Agricultural Society, attended The re
cent meeting of the British Royal Agricultural Socle
~ ot DERBY After toast-"Agrculture, all over
the world"-he spoke. The report says:
uMr Colman an American gentleman, rose 10 fe
,,,n thanks He felt most grateful for the welcome
which he had every where received from Englishmeh
since his arrival in this country. He fully joined ~
The admiration that the exhibition OF implements mao
excited but he regretted that among them there was
not one which would enable man to make an Ell
Gec,ive dinner speech A laugh He hoped that
The eminent mechanics he saw round the table would
hit upon some continuance for the purpose. Laugh
teri He considered agriculture TO be the founoauoh
of MI wenl,h. the great instrument Of social improve
men,. the conserya,or Of public morals. Cheers =
They could do without the Doctors If they observed
The rules of health; they might do without the Law
vers if they kept their temper they might Pnssbly do
without the Clergy if every man would take care OF
bs own soul: and without the soldiers they would
only fulfil the great law of Christian charity; but he
could not see how under heaven they could 90 without
the Farmers much cheering and laughterl
Was no, agriculture the foundation and the produ
Ger of wealth. while gold and silver were ITS mere ex
moments; man might live in Goconda, and heap
M treasure as high the Andes, and still perish tor
hunger in the midst Hear hear] He would not
arrogae for Agricuursls an extraordinary degree oil
morality but this he would say, that there was nothing
1
praye mans morals. Hear, hear, and cheers j
Then, what could be delightful as recreation
for the philosophical mind twas subject in which
we might learn from all nations: we nigh, even learn
4 little from The Chinese. Laughter. Gentlemen
mght laugh, but there were IN the Cninese language
o7. 600 lrea,ses on agriculture China had for thou
sands of wears subssled OH its agriculture, and had
coptrived besides TO accumulate immense wealth, and
therefore was entitled TO some respect as an agricu!tu
raj country. America was now following the steps OF
her ancestor in improving her agriculture; and he
hoped that desire for improvement IN that and every
thing else would be the only rivalry between them
Mr.. Colman concluded by proposing as sentiment
"England, the sun of civllzation may she long con
,inue, like her own Eddystone, light in The ocean
May her light shine not to burn, but chersh-not &c
render the world desoate, but happy. May her en-
erges be concentrated on those high obJects-'he an
fusion of knowledge, the extension of civilization, oil
liberty, and Of peace [Such as nearly as we could
catch Them were Mr.. C.'s words
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NoTICE-The offers for SALE privately ms w
~ LUaBLE AMELIA SPRINGS PROPERTY consistina Q,
about LAND $50 of which are Nat ianu " @
rate quality, and all high of improvement VII s"u
portion of The hieh land there is now hne crop OF an ;
of which land Virginia Is superior an he7
Amelia Springs is certainly the most
prrty i'm Eastern Virginia. situation healthy ana It's "es
rua 10 any Virginia. Tile improvements The pace are
very large and SUPERIOR all Of the houses having been erected
within the last six years. There large brick ote
three stories high spacious ball roon 81 feet oy 81
Ladies' sitting adjoining and nlnelodeins rooms above
large Containers sitting room on The basement sory o OF
AIDE Of the entrance Hotel there Is brick house. each ~
feet in length and containing 10 rooms There Is likewise,
large framed building containing 10 rooms, and great nnel
of other ROOMS entertain some DIV m ooo pei
sons There very superior dining room, I iee Ions
built of brick which sufficiently spacious 10 dine Aoo persons
also neat comfortable private residence located near tue
dining ROOM and well situated for the residence oi those super
intending dining There is also good store nos III
which there might good business IN the mercantile me
There il also good house, with eight rooms, appropriated
for bathing The equal 10 IN Nfshia 'or CON
yrnrnoe &C. being uf brick sufficient 10 contain AZ
least horses framed stable, sufficient 10 cona ~
horses pleasure grounds having h~-n i'd on, 10y
English gardener and aihc border" beautifully ne
corated with shbbry of different kinds; makes ths most
The Springs located IN Tat surpassed
i'm beauty BY the world The waters o the heia
Springs have anayzed by Dr. Bridges OF anu
approved Parish Of the place Inc following Is
The ANALYSIS compared with that Of the White Sulphur Springs:
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POETRY,
WIFE TO HER HUSBAND.
aMucH YEr REMAINS uSsusc.

WIFE TO HER HUSBAND.
1i,cer moi long, liome is no; home without thee'
its dearest tokens only make M. mourn
Nh, lei lis memory. like chaa about tnee,
Gently compel and hasten thy return. ,n,
os' Ln.er not long.
Inrer no, long. Though crowds should woo my staying
Rel mink thee: the mIiih at riends houeh aeui'
Com ,ensate for the grief tiv long delaying
Costs the heart that signs 10 have thee mere
S' ~ I.nges not long.
Iinper no, long. How shall watch my comine,
AZ evening shadows stretch Ger in"if aha uei',
W. nh. 90 I'D bee hath ceased her buy humnlinE
And silence hangs on all things ike sprll:
n"' L,nger not long.
uow shall watch for thee when fears grow stronger
AZ npht draws dark ana darktron HE hil'
How shall weep, when can watch no i"hssi'
on, art thou absenl-,:t thou absent sun:
~ ~ Linsef not long.
w.. shou,d rrieve not though the eye that se.tn me,
c,,eth tIrouc Oh tears that make It's splenuo! uuiij
Eor oh, 1 sometimes fear, when thou art WIN me-
NV cup Of happiness IS all too fun.
10y ''r Linger not long,
Haste-has,e thee home into my mountain dweiing'
Haste as a bird unto lis peaceful nest
Haste as n sk,f, when tcmpesis Wild are swelling,
Flies To It's haven Of securest Test
L,nger not long,