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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-06-03
VOLUME SG---ND. 8.


struggling against The greatest Difficulties coz
nienciEs nation ever had TO encounter are ret a.,
lhslsnihcan! Tor British ballying This desrs,,!.
ma ue Eini oi teeer put out 10 ascertain III.
real connection between his Colony and tss
ohi'cd STATES fo:ernmen'. or il may he The sr.,
move 10 make them sever the connection rov-
exsilng between them and Ike society f. ~.
UnNed State"
The writer thinks iaa ii severed from lie PFC
SEM association The United States, lie existence
oil The colony would be rendered ST orcs ysry p;e-
carion%, and for The foi.owing'reasors
III our Country ia no, l.ke H. soue ot!a. O..
'ainly would, and Ii is noi ci.'icul. 10 see w,ich
r1nhsFy = HE most ready aSi he most srscdy.-
ne ciilFale here is enefratne; agriculture, Fu--.
s"h>, a'efard WlIh lie ciiNcul.ies which slwaya
hamper newly settled countries. are greatly IT,
creased BY the sickness II The climate sui r.,
indisposiion 10 iatoT. always strongly dYe1 GA
newly liberated slaves. They have lived usdsr
protector aud masters. and csrno, be sYr-c;c;
10 possess lie power 81 81 once s,erpiny safely
INTO :uceess!u! independence. Tor these rcsscrs
lhihk they shon!a nct place themselves teyof
liie tecerlon 81 that very necessary aid ex,epIei
Ia hon nv The sociry al home | hope o.
country will pioisc them IRON foreisu cppressioh
ana show 10 ihe world, hal il " are s!ayeho.
IatIi.h hmseiI as one 'atn1ns iue' darf5rss.oes
earth. have much feeling Tor these PEOPLE aHa
wish 10 see them prosper. send yau copy q
the laMs 81 liHe:ia, presented &c iae by Govern
or Roberts iou NAV see from them sometii51
81 The condition ami character OF The COUNTY,
We are now in tbs neighbcrbooi Of elephants.
ii9ers. and Demonstrators The ant hills ais
not yet ieve!lcd and The iu,s ii he natives cor.
responded very wei! 10 The pclure. Of item in
The lule GEOGRAPHY IN my school boy asys--
lhH natives live IN 2 slate Ct he rntest ts'aar-
II. Icing nascd filthy siipsrs,nious. wo.ssip-.,
oI STICK an! boncs. ant ceiieser1 IN IL, n:
absurd nonsensa, They are willing t. sell cac;.
other, and, by.2.hj. when / asked hem viz
| ihei .cld ea:h Nher llitg haze answered u j.
question in reiarn Why white man tuy aesf.1
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-06-03
CIiRl0HS WORK.

We have before us The first Report on Meieoro.
loqy 10 The Surgeon General OF The United AlaIcs
Army, BY Professor Esry, author OF The Ph''o5o-
phy Of Storms, &c. Il is accompanied BY va
ri.,y Of elaborate maps, filled with singular lg-
ures illustrating the weather OF 1913 in the months
Of January, February and March, from SUNRISE
10 sunset; and also grand map showing The
comparative fluctuations Of the barometer ~ he
same months in tie different towns Of The unIted
States We have no lime nor indeed have we
The peculiar Turn OF mind, 10 follow The learned
Professor through his !Tenty senerallzations Of
no monument characters Of storms. we nave,
however strong hopes that his critical investisa-
lions and un.irins industry will YET arrive at
some valuable discoveries, which may shed new
LIGHT upon The grea! cause Of Science, ana CONFER
additional honor npon our country. Inc recent
fires al Pillsbnrg and in Tie Dismal Swamp viii
furnish Mr.. Espy copious facts for The elaboFa-
,;on &c his ,hcory-and We have some curiosity
10 see the deductions which he will make from
he facts. automatically reported 10 him. On Tins,
as on all other questions, the newspapers differ
essentially as 10 the effect Of these grand confia-
ara,ions. Mr. E however, will unravel The con-
fused elements, and inform The world OF The pre-
else bearing of these fires upon his great theory,
Of storms and rains being produced BY heat.
Hlhere be any Thing in his views, We anxious
" desire 10 see it fully developed. Il may tend
10 place America still higher in The scale oil
science Our Franklin, BY his beautiful expert
ments astonished The Old World Morse, IN his
successful plan of"sys,emalizing The idea 10 use
the language of NJ Arago The French Sar0"t)of
conveying intelligence by electricity has borne OH
The palm, and, while comforting mighty BENEFITS
upon his own country, AMI reapins bright lanfels
for himself, has electrified the Mpans oil Europe
Espy, the "storm King" may yet draw from his
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-06-03
L A w NO TIC T. S
Read & Fio,,rnoy.

DISSOLUTION OF COMPREHENSIVE
TN consequence Of a change having been made
/ in the time of holding the Superior Courts in
one OF The counties in the range Of MeSsIs. Geo.
w. Read and VIM. C. Flonrnoy, and The esla-
blishment Of the various Courts Of another, by
The Formation of the new county Of Appomatox,
the requisite interchange and cooperation between
them, has 10 their regret, been rendered imprac
ticable They have therefore 10 announce, that
the CO partnership heretofore existing between
them, under the style OF Read tlournoy, IS
by mutual consent, this day dissolved. To The
public, who have literally palronsed them during
a pleasant professional connection of more than
six years, they return their thanks, and severally
offer their services in their new relations. Mr.
Fiournoy's arrangements for the future, will be
seen below. Mr. Read will hereafter attend all
the Courts Of Charlotte, Halifax and Mecken-
burg. His address is Charlotte Courthouse.
GEORGE w. READ,
WIN. c. FLOCRNOY.
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TIOurnoy & BocOck.

NTESSRS. WIN. c. Fournoy and Thos S.
lNl Bocock having associated themselves, I'M
der the style of Flournoy & Bocock, will hereai-
ter practice their profession in connexion. They
viii! attend regularly all The courts OF Bucking-
ham, Cumberland, Prince Edward and the new
county of Appomatox; also, The Superior Courts
of Campbell and the Superior and Inferior
Courts of Charlotte or Lynchburg, as may here
after be deemed advisable. Mr.. Bocock being
the attorney for the Commonwealth in The County
Court Of Appomatlox, the partnership will not
extend TO the criminal practice in that Court
For that Mr.. Flournoy offers his individual ser
vices. The attention Of both partners will be ei-
ven, with zeal and energy, to the business OF the
firm
Address the firm, either al Farmvllle, Prince
Edward. the residence Of Mr. Flonrnoy or al
Clover Hill, Appomauox, the residence Of Mr.
Rocock WIN. C. FLOURNOY,
TIL S. BOCOCK.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-06-03
May 30-c8t

TN HANCERY.-VlRGISlA AT Rules held
in the Clerks Office OF the Superior Conrt Of
Chancery for The Richmond Circuit, the 7th day
OF May, in the year le45;
John Sheppard, late Sheriff OF The county OF
Henrico, TO whom The Estate Of Martin Pate, de-
ceased, was committed for administration, with
his will annexed, plainlin;
against
Levy 4. Clarke and Lucy B. his wife, and
another, Defendants:
The defendants aboye-named not having en-
tered their appearance, and given security, ac-
cording 10 The act Of Assembly and The rules OF
this Court, and ii appearing by satisfactory evil
dence, that they are mol inhabitants OF This Com
monwealth, ii is Ordered, that The said defendants
do appear here, al The rules 10 be holden in the
Clerks Office of the said Court, on the first Mon
day in August next, and answer the bill OF The
plaintiff; and that copy Of this order be forthwith
inserted in some newspaper published in The city
of Richmond for two months successfully, and
posted al the front door OF the Capitol in the said
city. A Copy-Teste,
May l3-cw2m N P. HOWARD, &C.
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DE Tbs,

Died. on Sunday lie i-lh NAV al is ri,
ience in clrksrillr. Tennessee, alter an lncsa
q no DAYS, l1uDsnh ST.FlEroH GAgLAAD. f>a,
Attorney al Law, eldest son ot he lion jams
Garland, Of I.ynchhurg lie was. al HE tine u,
his death. 80 Years OF age. save oEe mont. Ga!
len days.
Died on TUESDAY niah;, he 2@fh ins'anr. i..ss
ilh year 81 Ter age, SAliY jAcKsa,:, tie mi;
daughter olSamus T AM Henrietta NJ rr,am
Died, On Friday, lie 4lh II u r:!. u ne lcsi-
ience .! bis father in Tic aGth year Il ~ ge
Alexander r. FAdF Oldest scn al ylu = r..
Esq, Of Cumberland County, Virginia T"y IA
~ months he vas confined - hi3 room, sri nj :.
Of that TINS 70 lis bed End aot untrerneni... -
hr once said L. The writer was hs fila ..h sE
agony OF pain, hi, nerer lid b. mar:Dur-- asycr
complained So patiently iii Re endure. al.
chperuIly did he appear, mat ever rhe &C If IL
miIiaT friends failed 10 ieect liz succlirgs lii,
state 81 mind during The grcaler rou u Il, -icK-
ness was characterised by q firm iTls, ii tie 81
gionr, peaceful resignation IL toe Dirine viii,
and sure hope Of bi;saIll ianiona!.Y lis
met death with feelings Of glsiness. sr.: ,oicci
that he was TO depart and tc with CrriSi, TINS
did he fall asleep in Jesus
Died the l3ih Of April, al Pleasant 0rove Gun.
berand county, Mrs. SrsAa TATioR, The widow
of the late Richard Tavior Gee in lie 6fih year
al her age, afer severe attack Of billions ca
arrh. Seldom does il devolTe upon friendship 10
discharge The melancholy duty oil rccofdir; tie
death Of one more chasle amable and deserving
She possessed all The good qualities Of tie sear',
which ensure the confidence ard esteem or man
kind in general, and win The affections oi lc'n-
lions and friends She was esteemed aui lorcd
~ all who knew her She has gone stcrs siehs,
and ears and fafeweils are never known. Yer,
her spirit is gone, tut her memory still lives, :ld
often in after wears The warm tear Of affection
vii! bedew tie roses ard flowers which wi she'd
incense over her grave She was perfectly in
her senses 10 The asl, and resigned her soul with
out fear or dread Bn :. very shon ti,ne before
she breathed her last she repeated the following
lines
Why 20 We NOUN departed friends
Orshske Al ieata's alarm
IT'S bui The voire that Jesus SENDS,
Ia raIlt hem tnh "a ms
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-06-03
VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE

DY vir'ue Of deed OF trust, executed 10 The
ID subscriber by Alexander Paris, bearing dale
on the 18th day Of April, 1911, and Of record in
the Clerks Office Of Allegheny County Court,
shall proceed, on the l9,h day OF July, ISIS. (ior
the purposes therein mentioned, 10 sell Al public
auction 10 the highest bidder, for cash, on the pre-
misses, the following tracts or parcels OF Land, 10
wit: ill., al, Is, IS, 1863, $50, and D acres, Cor
such interest as the said Paris may have lherc;n,)
all Of which said tracts are supposed 10 contain
7lO acres and adjoining each other, lying in The
said county of Allegheny, on Jacksons river; a
large portion of which are valuable low grounds
and in high state Of cultivation, well adapted 10
the culture of grain, &C., and upon which is erect
ed a valuable Tavern establishment, known as Pa
Kiss Tavern, situated on The turnpike road, be-
tween Callaehan's and The Hot Springs. The
title 10 said lands is supposed 10 be indisruabe,
bur- acting as Trustee, will only convey such
tile as is vested in me by said Trust deed
WILLIAM SKEEN, Trustee.
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SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES Al

SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES At
PRINCE EDWARD COURT HOUSE.
TINE subscriber proposes u open School az
i Prince Edward Court House, on tie hrst Of
June next, for the education Of young ladies'
The location is handsome and pleasant ard
the buildings large and commodious. HAVING been
erected for The purposes OF a Female Seminar:
The society oithc neghborhoot is intelligent and
refined.
The course Of studies viii lie extensive, ari
so arranged as 10 secure, a. far as possible, the
greatest degree ii proficiency. and The ice. mcn-
IaI training.
The Summer session vii! commence on the
iirst OF June, and close lie last Of September
The Winter session will commence on the fir.
oil November and close The last oil April.
Expenses for Summer session Tuition SO:
Board, including bed, washing, and lights, $40.
Music Si2; use oi Piano IS. Fees payable III
advance.
Board may BE- had In The mos, gen,ecl families
on reasonable terms.
ROBERT q. BRANCH
March T-cwtlJuDe
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-06-03
NOTICE.

TN pursuance Of an order OF The Superior Couu
i OF Chancery for The Richmond Circuit, made
The 3lst day Of March, lSl5, we shall proceed 10
10Th day OF June next, The dover land Of Oranet
Faris deceased, situated in The County Of Henrico
about l2 miles below Richmond and on The Stage
Road leading from Richmond 10 Williamsburg,
upon the following terms, viz: for cash as 10 81
much OF the purchase money as will he sufficient
10 paw the costs of suit and Of The said sale, and
upon credit ofsiy, nine, and Twelve months for
equal instamcn,s Of the residue Of said pnrcl .a>e
money, requiring from the purchaser bonds with
good and sufficient personal security for The de-
ielred payments and Withholding The tile 10 the
properly sold until The purchase money be fully
paid WM. CARTER,
JNO. A. EACHO,
May 2O-cw3t Commissioners.
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INFORMaTION wANTrD

TOHN WATTERSON, the son of Jos. Wat
y terson, late of Montgomery county, Stale OF
Virginia, lefl his fathers house some thirteen or
fourteen years ago. and was last heard of on the
Wheeling road, acting as agent for wagoners, or
some such business. This was some seven or
eight years ago--since which time, no informa,,
ton has been had OF him. His father having died
since, he has interss, here worth attending TO- II
he is still living any information of him will be
thankfully received by line addressed to James
Heslep, Lafayette P. O., Montgomery Co., Va.
Dec, Ql-c2aW6m
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SPIRIT II TIE VIRGINIA PRESS

u TT II 1E"S'.V'7t 4.iV@-..--T-,.I
"NeyT GovERwoR.-T duty Of e!ee;Ss
Governor, 10 ii! he vacancy wl,ch will cccg7 D.
The expiration q! he term OF lie piessr, wo.thy
incumbent, VII! deyoire upon ihs nsy; Les =.
Iurc, Several gentlemen haze been mentioned -
The oihce, amons whom Is eS-Connclor RU;acr.
laort. odt preference is ihe Hon WILLIAM
SMITH liz kong alb devotional .tar1.nc,:
10 Tie gr:a! principles 81 The Republican parry
his powerful advocacY 81 is PRINCIPLES ard riei.
sure, entie him 10 lie FIRST horors Of The Staie.
In The distribution II Executive oft.c., bis claims
haze been overlooked ~ Ike President. i ;;ci
which re deeply regrei, and il IL ihersio1s dc
him, that he should te honorcd 81 the Erec1'ivc
Title Of Virginia
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-06-03

COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
Richmond, April 10th, 1915.
TN the Superior Court Of Chanccry for The
L Richmond Circuit,
John Cosby, Plrf.
Against
James Gray ct ais, DIS.
Pursuant to decree made in this cause on the
2lst day of March, 1915, |, as one OF the Commits
sioners in Chancery for the said Court, have ap-
pointed the 9th day of June next between the
hours of ten o'clock A. NJ, and two o'clock, ?.
Nj, and SO from day to day between the same
hours, Sundays excepted until the 18th day OF
July following, at my Office in the city OF Rich
mond, State Of Virginia, for receiving and hear
ing The proof Of whatever debts or claims the ere.
ditors OF David NJ. Branch Individually, and OF
the late firm conducted under the name Of The
said Branch alone, but composed OF John b. Al
len and the said Branch, may have against either
the said David M. Branch individually, or against
the said firm. And should any such creditors
fail, under this notice, to come forward and prove
their debts or claims, the Court will proceed 10
decree a distribution Of the trust funds among
such OF the said creditors as shall have duly COM
piled herewith. JOHN SHORE,
April lS-2awt29Jy Com'r.
II New York Morning News will publish i'm.
nediately twice week till 20th July, and send
bill 10 this Office.
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UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.

SCHOOL OF MORAL PHILOSOPHY
- Professor George Tucker having rendered
his resignation of The Chair in this School, 10 take
effect at the close Of the present session. the
Board Of Visitors will proceed 10 the appoint
ment of his successor al their annual meeting, on
the Isl July next
The subjects taught in This School are, Mental
Philosophy, Political Economy, Logic aud Bellies
Leltres.
The compensation Of The Professor consists of
4 salary of one thousand dollars lees from The
members of the School, and house and garden
free OF rent.
Applications may be adde's ed 10 c. Johnson
Esq, Rector &C., AT Richmond, or 10 Professor
William b. Rogers, Chairman Of The Faculty al
the University.
w. H. WOODLEY, Proctor, &c.
April 2l-cllsi.IulY
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