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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-04-29
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tl'n :. o,,,.a-ies and Marriages from tue country
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presen We must, therefore, Insist, ~ suCh @"se
Communication being certified by the nome VI
upe a -. rri',,n the back q the H'ser.
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n CHANcERl-v lac.>n:aln Hanovs

~ CUANCERY-V iRGi>iA:-ln Hanover
.,umr CONT February 18th, 1915:
eowlins Eimondson, Eliza Z. Edmondson,
LIES. uv " EdmosdSon, Horace Christian and
rnnas Christian. infant children OF Sarah g.
csrs,;a, who Vas Sarah E. Edmondson, BY their
nsy, friend, Joseph S,arke ins'ee I"r The sad
children, -'
William A. Edmondson, John s. Edmondson,
- Benv, and Mary his vile, formerly Mary
,-,..aos,scn Defendants.
This day came the plaintiffs by their attorney,
a.; nei their bill, and the defendants, John ).
I Tinondson and - Berry and Mary his wife,
MI having entered their appearance and given Sc
"pri,r according 10 the Act Of Assembly and The
Rn,cs OF this Court, and il appearing TO the
Conn hy satisfactory evidence, that they are not
iphshanls of,hs Commonwealth II IS ou:ered,
TIA, he said defendants, John S. EdmondSon and
- Berry and Mary his vile, do appear here
On ne fr>t ,lav OF May Court next and answer
III. r!ainitis' said BILL and that copy OF this or
der IL forthwith inserted in some newspaper pub
lisheI in he Civ OF Richmond, for two months
succsssiyely, and thar another copy lie posted al
ths ,rop;do OF the Cont House Of this county.
A Copy. Teste,
WM. @. WINSTON, d. {. Il. c.
-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-04-29

ARABlANS! ARABIANS!! ARABIANS!H
- Richer Than The Godolphin himself,
- crossed with all the great crosses oil
UA England or America, and from 10 10
50 times running back TO The Godolphin, Eclipse
OF England and Flying Childers-oi course
RICHER THAN THEY.
Ist. STAR OF THE EAST, or YOUNG
TELENACHUS, will stand al buckingham
Court House, and particularly during Courts
and range from thence 10 Farmville, Prince Ed
ward Court House, Cara, and other places
vide handbills, perhaps New Store. rfencz
gnarde-pcrhaps this is the last opportunity.
Young "Star Of the WeSl Will pronaoiy ac-
COMPANY him. ] should like 10 gel The elder
Star OF the West" in good hands. Ihey are
unquesionably more richly 'ateft"7ned WIN 'iie
best stock in England or American man any
others II any one doubts, let llm trace Inc
handbills and he will find ii irne. The Pedi-
gree of ali will I've found shortly in The Turf Re
siser. They transcend in The Saddle Horse ac-
lion. bnt Young "Star Of the West" IS too indo-
milable 10 pace, as he can pace.
By TuE AGES {. FOR G. X. FoNTAiNE.
p. S.-Cu,renlc eaiamo.-I am not dependan
on these Horses for a proht-lhe public who have
them NOT are more Interested, and they are certain
" placed al lower prices than such Horses il there
il any such combination Of stock: they are SAID
to descend from Solomon's stable repeat, l
am no, dependant on their prof,, il forty or my
thousand dollars can saiatc mans aPpele lof
riches; for, what is riches ? only that which de-
s;royed Babylon, and Thyalira, and Nlneveh,
and which is cursed IN almost every page oil The
Holy Book. And here would give my campI-
menls TO the wrcched villains who would have
affected my credit III distance, il they conld
and this they may carry as ranking thorn IN
their bosoms.
would sell, or farm out, one OF these Horses;
or hire first rate Hoster, one that conld trust
at distance.
will also say, that "Star Of the East will
make Fall season at Goochland, Louisa and
Fluvanna Court-houscs, and other places IN the
above counties; in the Two first OF which counties
the "Dmnganon" Stock (Shelon's Dunganon his
grand sire) are 50 highly appreciated; and those
wishing the stock can reserve their mares, as due
notice will be given in The papers when The time
arrives. But Dunganon never had the beauty and
syn5-crSelleW saddle action oil 'Star OF The East.
C. r. FONTAlNE.
ANY friend Of the blooded Horse, or mine,
Wing or Democrat, when convenient, will please
Gu, The above out Of the papers, and put il up al
any pu5he places in the district through which ne
passes, and oblise y. X. T.
nr;l S-cUdw
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ROTARY pIINfpS
ROTARY PUMPS.
TIME inhabitants OF Richmond and all Others .

TNtTE inhabitants oil Richmond. and all others
i who may be interested, are invited 10 exa-
mine the Rotary Pump and Engines now e1hibI-
ted in this city by the subscribers, at The office OF
the Southern Planter, Main street, nearly oppo-
site the Banks This Pump is found, upon trial
OF l2years 10 be superior in operation, and more
durable than any other in use-it has received 4
diploma from the American Institute for three
successive years. The subscribers manufacture
four sizes, which can he applied 10 Wells Cis
terms, Springs &c; also for Stationary Engines
Tor Factories, Moveable Fire Engines. Rail road
Stations for Supplying Reservoirs, and protection
against Fire, and for any other purpose where a
large quantity OF wafer is required, bcing per-
lcct Draughl and Force Pump. drawing from IS
10 BOO gallons OF water minus. This Pump
has been extensively introduced in The New Eng
land States. and has given universal satisfaction,
as can I've shown by letters OF recommendation in
our possession. We also manufacture Garden
and Plantation Engines neat and useful article
We keep also on hand Lead PIPE "l various
sizes, Hose, Stop-cocks, and every article neces-
sary for pulling the pumps in operation.
Persons wishing TO purchase 10 sell again, can
10 50 al satisfactory discount.
April s-c:sm T.. S. WiLLlAMS& eco.
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DETERMINATIONS WANTED.

TOHN WATTERSON, the son Of Jos. Wat,
j ,erson. late Of Montgomery county, State OF
Virginia, left 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 lime, no informa,
lion has been had OF him. His father having died
since, he has interest here worth attending to. II
be is sill living any information Of him will be
thankfully received by line addressed to James
Heslep. Lafayette T. O., Montgomery Co, Va.
Dec, N-c2aw6m
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n..,rr,,;ou Of the Borery Theatre !

~. Rowerv Theatre Accidentally tooR Hle
I'm, Inc o eosrnoon about six o'clock, and in less
. rllua sns hour became mass Of burning ruins
man man ,he fovy lime that the building known as
, Ie.0f Bo Sy Theatre, has been burn! down
Inc Inc pm ISs ,nns be yery heavy, as but little nsur-
an ns ' had been effected Mr. Hamblin, the mana
anee maa had recently contracted for the building
S, new new Theatre, viii be the principal sufferer
Ths ownership Of the building was held by vari-
nc ,srsons in The form of Joint Stock Compa-
uv' and but little Of The stock had been insured.
The whole loss is over $4,000. = !,
We suppose that Mr.; , ha%O 81 Iv will have ns
0un''os "P'sa'A ~. y Sun.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-04-29

Tae Unirersiiy Restored to Peace and Csetulnf;;.
We do no, exchange with the Charlottesville
Advocate; bu, We underslapd lha, it contains 4
statement with two resolutions Of the Board Of
Visitors. conveying the agreeable information,
lha, the Lectures were resumed last Friday, ana
tina, the Civil Authority has entirely suppressed
The disorder. This must be mos, gratifying %
every YirgiDiap.
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MECKLENBURG-a DsLsoATss.

"BoYDroH, Va, April =,
.! hasten 10 give you the election returns from
gentlemen Of high character, intelligence and pri-
vae worth: Mcssrs VIM. Q. Gootc and Mark
Alexander Col Peyon r. Burwell, Democrat
came out in opposition 10 The regular nominees Of
the county meeting-and below you have The re-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-04-29
M NOTED RACE HORSE BOSTON

TIE NUTEU RACE TIUKSE B1'ST
a Will stand the ensuing season at ms
plantation, Oakland in the county Of
lA- Chesterfield, FIVE miles above Peters
burg and is ready 10 he lei 10 mares al $50 The
season. Good pastnrage gratis, and feeding, il
directed, al the usual price.
The Pedigree and Performance OF BOSTON
are too we'll known 10 require any thing more.
March l-c:f WIN. r. JOHNSON
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-04-29
TRJIST CAL u u


DURSUANT 10 a Deed of Trust duly execu.
l. led, and recorded in the Clerks Office OF
louisa county, we shall proceed on "Wednesday,
he Soh Of April, 1915, at the residence OF Thos.
oheilon, Esq, in the lower end Of Louisa county,
10 sell The TRACT OF LAND on which the
saN' Thomas Shelton now lives containing d9i
acres On this Tract, there is large and con-
Senien Dwelling House. containing two Rooms
and Passage below, and four Lodging Rooms
and Store Room above. Il has al! the neces-
ary buildings for the comfort of q family and
ne uses Of a plantation.
Also, one other TRACT, containing 300 acres,
'ae cleared land all rich; and this Tract has also
unnecessary Negro Cabins, Stables. &c.
Both of the above Tracts are Tine farming
lands; producing, in addition TO the usual crops
o. This section, both Grass and Wheat-have been
improved by the use OF Clover and Plaster-are
situated in a good neighborhood, lie about one
nlie apart, ana have an abundance OF Wood and
Timber attached 10 each.
"A! The same time and place, will he sold EI.E-
VEN LIKELY NEGROES-(six men and five
women and eirls)-one oil the men is good
cooper and Weaver, and one OF the women a
e'od Cook-tke rest good farming hands. Also
St Mules, and the plantation utensils.
Terms, &c, made known on day Of sale.
Inc lille TO The above property is believed to be
perfect but We shall convey only such title as is
vested 10 Us. The creditors Of Mr.. Shelton are
Par'iculary invited 10 attend the sale.
u. w. PERKINS,
JULIAN KEAN,
April l-ctls w. NJ. AMBLER.
,LASSlCAL SCHOOL. - The subscriber
=, ~ mas School at his residence, in the coun-
y OF Aloemarle, 5 miles above Scottsville, Tor
T's instruction OF boys in the English. French,
;, ,'ann and Greek Languages and would be glad
I,hfee or four more boarlers in his family on
i p following terms
.Toetd pr. session OF 10 months: $50
40'',oa in English branches, 20
10. Preach, Latin or Greek 30
"El ll-cim THOMAS D. SHELTON.
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THE CELEBRATED RACE HORSE TEXAs,
a VIII stand this season at Fairfield
- at Sl5, and Sl3 if paid within the sea
AG son. For particulars OF Pedigree an,
Pei i'm a .,<..., il III
L,.h JE-ctS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-04-29

SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES AT
PRINCE EDWARD COURT HOUSE.

TINE subscriber proposes to open a School at
Il Prince Edward Court House, on The first Of
June nexl for The education Of Young ladies.
The location is handsome and pleasant, and
the buildings large and commodiouS. having been
erected for the purposes Of Female Seminary.
The society OF The neighborhood is intelgen, and
refined.
The course oi studies will be extensive, and
50 arranged, as 10 secure as far as possible, The
greatest degree Of proficiency, AMI the best men,
tai training.
The Summer session will commence on The
first OF June, and close The last of September
The Winter session will commence on The first
OF November, and close the las, of April.
Expenses for Summer session Tuition 4l2;;
Board including bed. washing, and lights, $40;
Music $l2;; use OF Piano IS. Fees payable in
advance.
Board may be had in the most gcnleel families
on reasonable terms.
ROBERT C. BRANCH
March lima
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COMMISSIONERS OfFiCE,
Richmond, April 10th, 1915.
TN The Superior Court ol Chancery Tor the
i Richmond Circuit
John Cosby, Pm.
Against
James Gray 1t ais, DTS.
Pursuant 10 decree made in this cause on The
2lst day Of March, 1915, ]. as one OF the Commits
sioners in Chancery Tor The said Court have al'-
pointed the oath day Of June next between The
hours Of ten o'clock, A. NJ, and two o'clock, 7.
NJ, and SO from day 10 day between The same
hours, Sundays excep,ed,) until the 18th day OF
July following, at my office in the city OF kich-
mond, State OF Virginia, for receiving and hear
ing the proof Of whatever debts or claims The Gre
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 NJ. Branch individually, or against
the said firm And should any such creditors
fail, under this notice, 10 come forward and prove
their debts or claims, The Court will proceed Ia
decree distribution Of The trust funds among
such OF The said creditors as shall have duly COM
piled Herewith. JOHN SHORE.
April l5-2awl29Jy Com'r.
II New York Morning News will publish i'm
mcdiatey twice I week ill Goth 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 to 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 and Bellies
Letires.
The compensation Of the Professor consists of
salary of one thousand dollars. ices from the
members Of the School, and house and garden
Tree Of rent.
Applications NAV be addressed TO c. Johnson,
Esq, Rector, &c, at Richmond, or 10 Professor
William b. Rogers, Chairman of The Faculty, al
W. H. woonLEY, Proctor, &C.
April 2i-cllslJuly
a-sf- The Richmond Wing, Washington Globe,
and National ln,elligencer will please copy, and
forward their accounts 10 The proctor
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'o' LOUISA.
JAcksos's, April %.
sDcar S;rs: At the close OF The polls last nish!
Al this place. the result; was as follows:
For Congress-scddon, (Dem,) ls7-bo'ts'
NT Far House OF Delegates-Gordon, (Dem,) 1870
Melton, (Wbig,) y"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-04-29

" CIV IVSFcCUUIIE,
"A DEMOCRAT"
Last year there was one Wing ana one Demo.
crat--une Democratic gain!
The New York herald., 1845-07-06

COMING TO AMERIcA.--The &igo (Ireland) Cham
pion says THE emigration from this port to Anne
ca still continues unabated streets filed daily
with carts loaded with the goods of persons leaving
their native country to seck livelihood In the back
woods Of the states and sorry say the emigra
ton s not confined to laborers and their children
but numbers Of small farmers apparently Of good means
are ying from their native country desparing OF penx
able to provide for their families at home
The New York herald., 1845-07-06

Zion's Herald gives the following description of
wedding at the Friends meeting house in New Bedford
The parties were DR. Benjamin +. Hardy and Miss Sarah
Coggleshall
After sitting in silence fifteen twenty minutes.
aged man-probably the leader of the meeting
and made few sensible remarks the general mpor-
tsnce OF covenant keeping after which the bride and
bridegroom Joined hands and each in audible voice
promised to be faithful each oAer till death should
separate them They then severally signed printed
covenant on parchment, ! believes after which the
covenant read in the hearing Of the meeting II was
read by the venerable MIR Sherman the Oldest printer OF
a newspaper in New Bedford
The audience were now invitedo repair to . central
part of the house, where, table being placed, the
covenant was laid it, and those who were willing to
do SO appended their to it as witnesses. The
ceremony Of witnessing the covenant was long and
somewhat tedious but nevertheless interesting The
company began to leave the house in silence before half
the names inserted.
The New York herald., 1845-07-06

LIVING in QUEBEc.-The weather at Quebec has
been very unsettled during the last week Cold
northerly winds have prevailed with some rain but we
have not heard that the crops have been affected by this
unsettled weather Our markets not over well sup
Piled with either vegetables meat the latter IS very
dear and is said will be still dearer If large imports
tons Of cattle are not made Last week roasting beef
high Cd per h. in the stalls and steaks even as
high as 75d-Quebec Mercury, June 26
The New York herald., 1845-07-06
Macklnaw.
Correspondence of the Herald.l

3MAcKINAw, June q, l845.
Mackinac Island-Erptoring parties and pisiteys-
Copper Ore-Mackina,c, its size population and
Prospects.
We have at last arrived in this mineral region, and
find most excellent quarters in the old Mission
House, kept by Mr.. Herrick. Mackinaw Trout are
caught in great abundance, and think them as fine
fish as ever have eaten General James Wilson,
late Surveyor General of Iowa and Missouri has
arrived with number of miners, for the purpose of
exploring the mineral regions of Lake SUPERIOR
Hon. Samuel Williams, late Collector of Boston is
here also, with party on the same business; also,
the Hon. Henry Williams, NJ c. from Massachusetts
and quite number of distinguished gentlemen from
different cities. DR.. Jackson mineralogist, from
Boston is in company, including number of others,
for1 analizlng copper ore. | shall watch the pro-
gress Of discoveries, and give you full detail. We
leave here tomorrow on the steamer "Gen Scott"
for Lake Superior, numbering sixty-fve persons
Your readers will be much surprised to learn of the
extensive discoveries made recently of silver and
copper. "A gentleman arrived here last evening
with sample of silver and copper ore, (which DR..
Jackson says, on examining, exceeds his;most san
guine expectations in value. This Island is nine
miles in circumference, contains five hundred inhab-
itants independent of the garrison. The highest
paint is the old Fort Holmes, which commands an
extensive view of the Island and is now heap OF
ruins. Thus Island is destined to become some day
not far distant summer resort; for cool water,
salubrlous climate, and variety Of scenery it cannot
be surpassed.
The New York herald., 1845-07-06

APPOINTMENTS BY THE PREsIDEST.-James io-
ban, as Attorney of the United States for the DIS
trict Of Columbia from the Sd instant in the place OF Phi
lip H. Fendal whose commission will on that day ex-
pre. Robert White Collector Of the Customs, George
town, De- vice Henry Addison, whose commission will
expire July sa5 Charles Linsey as Attorney Of the
United States the district of Vermont from the 22d
instant in the place Charles Davis whose commission
will on that day expire. Thomas d. Hahn, as Deputy
Postmaster at Canandagua, New York, in the place Of
Jonas NJ. Wheeler, whose commission expired on the
2eth utmo. James Fischer Surveyor and Inspector Of
whose commission will expire July 22d, Isl5, ~
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-05-01

took boat, and wera rowcd heroes the bay, 10 the
 point on which stands tho lisht house. and which
 is usually seconded for the ine view obtained from
 itu Ihnisrn hut tho wind being very high. we did a fine viCn of the city. We called and took leave of our kind consul and hs lady. and tomorrow take leave of fhis ~ citE nobili." The first three months of my absence. I counted only the days that had passed since left you ali. Now. I look forward. reckoning each day thai must clapse, ere see you again, and each day that poases, is as hope to find letters And now farewell, and God bless you all 9
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-05-01
TO THE PURLTC.

THE subscribertakes this method of ten- -A dering his thanks 10 the public for the very liberal patronage he has received thus far the present season, and wishes to say he continues io keep a full assortment, land great variety) of stoves and fixtures which will be sold the remainder of the season at reduced prices,- entire new patterns. Sheet iron, Copper and tin work on hand, or made to order as usual.
 He would also inform those whose notes; or accounts became due on Q. before the lst of January, that immediate payment is ex- pected, and will much oblige
 MosRs MoRsE.H '
 Litchfield, Jan. 22d, 1S45. v 35.
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-05-01
F. R. ENSIGN

HAS received Q large assortment of such try Store, which he will sell for CAsH or READY PAY lower than can be bought else. where v. in this vicinity: Az he does business strictly upon the Ready Pay System, he can and sOil sell goods very much cheaper than those who give credit. t}M
 . Almost every thing taken inIexchange for 1oods ercept book accounts. ,sas ta s1ah .l &
 WolcoitVille, Nov. II, l644. ss ur If g
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-05-01
AN EKPERIMENT. Has been tried and it works

IT has long been q subject of controversy, l whether cheap Boot was really cheap or not. But it is now, decided, by an enlights ened public, that cheap boot or shoe is not so very cheap after all. The subscriber has endeavored thus far. to bring back the trade in fair and honest channel once more and with countenarce of helping hand from, the public, the trade can and shall be, put on the old fashion ground. when one pair of boots would last one year. This has been done in times past, and can be done a. again. Nothing shall be wanted on our part 10 accomplish this desirable object, provided we are encouraged with fair prices and good pay. gsf7 w sess89llasH 13assHl sts.7 !, Large Sales and Small Profits are better that Small Sales and Large Profits. The trade will be conducted in all it's branches. India Rubbers required as usual.
 eyy ', ,.,ss 2, sse,s, IL. Q. MEAFOY,
 No. l and 9 Lords Building. up stairs ! JL /effp txTs k4N Af 8enA
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-05-01
FARM, !, conlainIng 23O acrl

A FARM, containing 230 acres. fsf5s l1 well proporiioned 10 Mead.
 sssssss ow, PIowIand, Pasture and Wood- land. -Said Fnrm lies both sides, of the rond which lends from South Farms 10 Watcrtown. and is about two miles from the former place. and lies in the town of Bethlem, twomiles northeast from the Meet ing House. There is on the Farm large two4story DwELL1NG- HousE, suitable for one or two families two large Barns, with used for Dairy Farm for thirty years, and will keep 30 Cows, a pair of Oxen. and 8 span of Horses. summer and winter 1; be. sides sufficient land to plough.-A liberal credit will be given for good share of tho. purchase money, if desired.-Enquire of the subscriber on the premises. s9so)
 .sa.n1ls1s,p's,f DANIEL L. BENTON c,
 Belhlem, Dec. 2, lS44 tf29