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~ ohllS'P"'N"'' wy b. IVY
my dear AIpheus,
Ut is no; my duty my conscience
my country's sacred righrs, my God
calls me 10 p'eier it,
Il am content. Duty is imperial.
20 with the ease Of that conscience for
he rights of that counlry-in The bles-
sing OF that Cod
Such greatness Of soul overcame him;
he could no, reply. but cIasped them
again 10 his bosom, and babe them fare
we'll. A few minute more, and he wa
where rumpels sounded aud drums
beat TO The march, and glillering stan
dards waved over the armed troops thai
we're collected 10 defend their rights,
cheering each oher by their mutual al
eslslions Of conslancy and persever
ince.
Once more they were parted; but she
had not, as before, The consoing infu
ence of friends father was near;sht
was stranger in strange land Bu
her situation was still greater grleI
born as she was Of nobls parents, pos
sesSing the true spirit of nobility, sh'
heard with indignation him whom sh'
priced most dear, and whom she koev
incapable Of dishonorable ac'. daily
.ligmarised as a rebel, while IN insolen
soIdiery with full llcence paraded by
hrealniog each moment an un welcome
Visit. Every thing about her was cal
culated 10 excite fearful apprehension
British soldiers occupied the town AM
hirdered all communication with tn,
Patriots. .7rresls were frequently mad
TO be short, all was confusion and dis
may! Bu, she did not despond, fo
hers was one Of those superior spirit
women sometimes possess. 10 The ar
my Wen;on'S situation was far dlEeren
a glorious enthusiasm -eigned in every
patriotic heart. Ali was stir AID prep
ration for mighty struggle: YET h'
did not forget EIphlsis, the hille Al
Ipheus, and The (oncr) happy home; bu
he though Of them only in connection
with his county that demanded the dt
fence Of his aims.
The activity of the Patriots suprise
even Regulars; The night of the six
eenlh Of June showed them walchiu
and active, and the morn Of ever mem
orsble seventeenth, proved them brav
and determined. The din roar o!
broadside from The Lively, That rouser
the surrounding couory in alarm, toIc
The attack at dawn;lhe fumes olCharIes
towns sleeples, The hard contest 0
midday; and The cease OF artillery, ih,
IAight-Ihe victory, hard earned-of lii
tie use--al decline. EIphsia was q
morg The thousands OF anxious behol
ders; she Saw, or thought she saw hi
dancing cresl:' and now she sighed
now shouted, as fear or enthusiasm u
surped her mind. But she was force,
to sigb; they had fed; she knew nc
mis- fale. She reiurJed lonely 10 he
dwelling. After Two days CT sad sus
pence she received from a man IN dis
gu,se the following note;
II word 10 Eiphsis; am alive
well. We ale not overcome; we ar
more than victorious in our retreat. NJ
ltllls troop is brave as | can wish,
| ook the front fight, and scorned not tn
ear in retreat. Time admits no more
luray for The patriots, farewell.
Your sh-ciiOnate,
ALPHEUS WENTON.
l7lh June, egenjog--A CsmbwdEe
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dom-happy would be us lfulIs. w Whlle|
there was a prospect las we have sald) OF
England abating her unjust demands and
,he colonies being left 70 enjoy their I'sh''
he broached no. The unwelcome subject to
his wife: but uow she must know and pre-
pase for the worst. The TASK was hard--l'
would be- a ssd relation he knew many b
psng would follow ii.
II was the evening Of The first day he
had mingled with lhe patriots, that he re-
solved 10 speak Of the shreaInlng aspect o'
affairs. He returned home. The same
neatness and order in affairs. and 'he same
.EIphisia gnh her pleasant counienanoe sno
cheerful smile, was there 10 receive him
with her ever ready welcome. He looked
around him; lhs place. like the cave Of Ca
lypso, seemed the haunt Of the nymphs oI
pleasure:- was home-a happy one
never had sorrow reached it, SO he
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-11-10
TRUST SALE OF VALUABLE REA L
AND PERSONAL ESTATE IN THE
nDIrNrrN or IL 4 MOVER

DURsuANT,o the provisions of a deed of trust, made
by Henry ieadbel-ran wife, IL The Subscribers On
the 18Th day al October, 1876, and al record IN The ."
ire of The Clerk of The County Court OF Hanover ah
for the purposes Of the SAID trust, they WI proceed on
the 10Th day Of next month, tNovrmberl IL aif n"''
on the fair day thereafter, nj the house oi sain e
rs Ieadheer IN the upper end at Hanover Ia sell al
public auction, the real and personal property which
said deed conveyed.
Stock and Plantation Utensils, aud the Crops On The
said tracts OF land. There Crops Of Corn, Fodder
aud Shucss and large parcel Of lay thr Household
and Kitchen Furniture nov IN POSSESSION III The sa'd
leadhelter, aud Wagon and Gear.
The Tract Of l.aud which The said Leadbetitr re.
Sides Is desirable r.ce of property, containing
about hundred aud nifty acres, Of good farming
land, situated on the Richmond and Louisa Coir
House Road, about twenty three miles above Richmond
with excellent buildings. both for public house and
for private family There Two other small tracts
of land lying near the former, one called liaCkEkS
the other WOLF SWAMP, both valuable, and situated
in III the healihiest parts "f Virginia The TILE -
believed To be good. though the subscribers VIII convey
such title is vested in them by said trust deed. The
of sale will be, for the land oneihrd cash. Que
third nj twelve AMI the other al twenty-i"ur months,
from day of SALE br secured by bonds with approved
personal security and deeds of trust on the property
and for the personal property, cash for all sums under
$40, and that six months credit, with bond
and approved security.
The subscribers also request the creditors Of said
Leadbeltef for whose benefit the sale Is made, TO bring
forward their claims before the day ot sale, and all
debtors TO said leadbeiief to make payment 10 them
forthwith, rs indulgence cannot be given.
CHARLES r. GOODALL, r,,.,.o,
NATHANIEL Z. CRENSHAW,l
N. BShould the foregoing property not be sufficient
to discharge the purposes OF said deed then the subscr
Der, one of the Trustees in said deed, will offer at the
time and place, AT public auction for cash. thee
SLAVES, also conveyed To him in that deed, TO -
4 Woman, Boy, and Girl.
CHARLES r. GooDALl. Trustee.
Rr PosTPoNEMENT.-Tn consequence Of the Sc
naora, Election the above sale Is postponed TO the next
day (27ih Novenlber.) CHAS. r. GoODALL,
NATIlL. {. CRENSHAW.
Oct 30 ctds
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VOLUME NLGII.-NUNlBER Sc.

be uncovered, my rnr'y shall lie read ir hri.L,
characters by those who now condemn mel
Crushed and overwhelmed "a now am. he
world els authorized 10 hurl the mos, cruel acS>
cusaIions against me; bui Cod IS my refuge from
mans violence, aud live in The abiding hope
that The hour viii come when shall re regarded
as aecPg injat.d AMI crc0i'p wt0aSeI woman.
have been kcenl} affected By the rccenfIecep-
lion 81 twoaLonymou> letters, ccuched in tho kind
cs terms breathing all lie fragrance Of sympathy,
and assuring ne that the belief OF my innocence
Is Indeiibly stamped OH many haatts. OH with
what th3nkinlne>s-wiih what lsailul gratitude
did dwell on hose kind and iender expression
The world cannot know .hr bleeding hear i,
laccraies hy unworthy Susp;cion-undeseIyed
condcmna,ion-nI il, hand would be stayed. y
You, my TREND, who haze known me from my
earliest chiGhoCd-haye watched my sitho,d
melting into ihr maturity OF wcnan-smied al
The bright happiness II my early married Nc
pon VIII mol refuse 10 shed the tear OF sympathy
override wreck Of my earthly prospects. i"n re-
memter me a. was in he if,sb rural shades OF
my youthful home; but, rran.panod 10 lhe<aA-
mo>rheie IL fashionable lie, Tie freshness Of my
feelings wi,hercG and though viitue has stood
stcatiast, immuyalle amid all allurement>, |
have seen ihr death cf that hnoyancy OF Spirit
Which once eEcilcled me--iorlEe hafshness OF The
world has now ramp!ei. trN;0d ard forever
crushed i. Nav God enable ne 10 bear ny NAL
merklY, assured that high Heaven will not al.
ways siirnGj hr pure innocence Of
Your afflicted friend
VIRGINIA MYERS
r. Such papers as published an accoun, Of
N,S h,aiaIe requested 10 in,eu tins letter IL their
columns
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SrArLEros CoArKs, Secretary.
Linn liz \ u p,ounnnc

FROM VERA CRUZ.-We have nothing .!
importance from Mexico ~ way q Havana tut
have been admitted 10 make an extra q from
commercial l..tcf II late dale. IL Is from
source entitled 10 all respect
VERA CRuz Oct. lsI6.
Dear Sir-There is very lius news worth re-
porting. The present Government IS trying e
render itself popular by series Of rather liberal
measures, and appears willing 10 recummsncc
the campaign more Vigorously. Gen Santa An
ma is about 10 leave Mexico IN Order 10 assume
the genes alshp in chief vi the troops cunccnua-
led in San Luis Pniosi; but W. confess 10 have
The very woi>, opinion Of tie Mexican army, and
10 not believe iha, hev will make any vigorous
resistance 10 The American troops. The main
difficulty viii lie, moreover, hc entire want II
money, as IN the Golfers ~ the treasury there is
not even enough whcrewiih 10 pay the mosl ne
cessary and urgent eIi:rEces, and the ofeGit oi
Government is very much shaken indeed. lis
true that The cei3y will guarantee Il Dan Of some
millions Of dollars, bnl we 10 no, believe ha, Til,
amount will be procured, and even il were, IN
doubedly the larees. par, viii consist in Govern
ment paper, which is very difficult 10 realize in
Tins moment
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A Valuable Estate
IN THE COUNTY OF ORANGE IN
NfADECrr

T AM anxious to sell either portion, the whole of
my land, upon the Rapid Anne River in The count,
Of Orange. This Estate is esteemed by those VINO
know IT, equal If not superior, in this region, ~
Tract is supposed to contain about GEO acres and am
willing Ia sell either the whole, or 300 acres Without
the buildings; II divided full proportion of tiinpcf
could be allotted Ia each part. Adjoining this asi wy
acres there also 90 OF very valuable tmDerti
land which can be had. The two united, would form
most desirable Farm. Owing Ia the excessive dro:li
of the past Summer, my lands do not present Their
usual .towt al grass, yet their fine adaptation 10 Era
To all grain crops, and 10 tobacco IS Well known III TINS
vicinity. There 10 of the richest low grounds,
and on part of this depose from the rvtr, sum-
cent toeurch al least 200 It's qualities nave beeh
tested with result altogether satisfactory lhe dwei
ling this Farm has heen consumed by hire, but The
walls are still good, and be fully repaired al cost
Of $780, the contract price offered by an excellent work
man. These walls are "a feet by 40 feel, Two story,
with excellent cellar. The cost of wood work must
depend upon lis execution. The umhei, however, Is
abundant on the land and there are two saw alliis,
distant ess than one mile. The contlguity al these saw
Mills. Grsl Mills large FIGURING Mill and flourish
Ing Woollen Factory, must add essentially 10 the col"
yenience and value OF this Estate. The location II
such, that il cannot he made pass way ana y pseu
liaIiy removed from nnnnyancrs oil all kihu. y nc
river has been surveyed and company Is no" iorin
ing wllh mos, iatering prospects OF oprhih. hislsa
from Gordunsvilie Depot of Louisa Railroad Is only IL
mics The buildings nov standing are an excellent
Kitchen. with tour rosms, MIRA, House, Dairy, a
large Framed Stable Barn, Corn aud Tobacco Houses
aud necessary Negro Cabins. The Gaiden Is piodhc-
tive, and the Yard beautiful, with An exclusive noun
tain view. Ms onethlid cash, residue III one
and TWO years. with without interest, a may nc
agreed between self aud the PURCHASED An nhqu's
tonable title will be conveyed. ~
Orange. NAV l2-rtf Z. Z. MAioN.
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By The brig P. Souic, from Havana, We have
received our file. u. Mexican papers. The Il =
from the capital are 10 the 2Gth Sepembcr.
We find nothing in The later numbers about he
departure u Santa Anna towards Monterey So
Tar from that he was still in the capita mister
in. hi, force, for The contemplated expedition.
The Diario del Gobierno says that all The rich
people of Mexico would do well in following
Santa Annals amplc-conlribG.iEe literally
towards The Support Of Inc waf--or else the mob
would 60 where they knew The money was, AMI
take il 10 The soldiers who defended The country.
Then il adds that the Clergy had consented 10
mortgage their properly for ;s20noGGO; hat he
merchants and wealthy citizens Of Mexico would
deliver 10 the Government on the 2bth Scpsml er
100000 ior lie purpose Of the wal; that The
same amount would he delivered On The 9Th Octu-
Der, and equal sums would be paid every month.
Seaor Gomezdc Ia Couina had made himself
loan OF $4,000 wihout.any conditions rs 10 PIE
MUM OF time Oh reiml ursemeni
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HENRY G. sEMpLE,

HI TUH.NI. = ID ",
MONTGOM merry, iLAB a " a.
WILL practi,- in The Courts of Law and Equity ni
w Ainnl nninrry and Loan!r- countless ~ thr IN
cut Court al thr United Stltrs NJ Mobile, aud ~ t,r
.upfe me- Court ri Alabama
Rgtesr>cg, .--Indgr beverley Tucker Professor ri
Lave IN The University 81 William and Mar:. Virginia,
judge Wl!,n H. tahrli rro siien ~ the Court 81 Az.
prais al Virgin simon Grcenl.a' Rota Professor ~
i,. t.an,hr,dr, Mass ,cln-r,ts; II ". 4 J. J. Fry
and Charlr- T. i.slornr, Richmond, virginia Gwaii'-
mrv Fnrhrs a. Co.. aud Beers & smith. Mobile. Aii-
bana; FISHER x Co, Boston; 4. Thornton, New "rk.
william, a. Maitland III Ncw York. Aug. 25--cwGm
ar The Washington Onion requested 10 copy.
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VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.

IN pursuance of decree Of Hanover Circuit Superior
i Court, made on the 9TH day Of October, le46, The
undersigned will proceed TO SELL by pub
Inc auction on The PROMISES on MONDAY, the 10Th day
If the next month Novembrr f fair, II not. the neat
fair day. all that valuable Estate IN thr county of Han
over on the South Anna River, Immediately above the
pamunkey, called SOU I'll WALES, The properiy Of The
heirs of The late Edmund F. and Lucy Nckhain The
Tract contains 1900 acres more Or less Much the
greater part of the arabic land has been married. Is
in high state Of Improvement. An extensive BODY Of
heavily timbered land forms part Of the Tract and Is
convenient not heing distant more than halt mile from
he Richmond Fredericksburg aud Potomac Railroad
The land will he shown TO any person desous 81 seeing
II nv William F. Wickhan whose residence adoins H.
or by Peter j. Carter, on the premises.
The terms by the decree viii be one-ihird cash, anu
The residue in two equal annual payments The last o
which ia To bear interest from the first day of January
ls4s the purchaser giving bond with approved security
and lie title being retained until the purchase money
shall be paid Possession will be given on the first ia
uuary next. HILL CARTER, commissioners
""''' WIN +. WICKilAM, '"""''ss''"e's
N. b. Between three hundred and fry. and four
hundred bushels Of heat, viii he sown on The premises
The he neit Of which the purchaser will have.
Gel l3-ctds
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A TEACHER.

A YOUNG LADY from Maryland, who has been
~ Teaching several years III private families, and
whose last engagement expired an :lr Dist GctohrF,
1876 desires I" obtain situation, either III private ~
mil, q, public school, where she can enjoy facilities for
attending pnhtic worship.
she j. qualified 10 give instruction In all The hIaro
nf IN English education usually Taught IN hotany'
Chemistry 4. e. and the Elements Of ihr French Lam
ruarr, los. thrr with plain and ornamental Needle
work. ~.
Refer In Rev Peyton Harrison, CariersvIlr Post OF
fc, Cumberland county; General ]. II. Cnckr, seven
Island Pos, Office fuvnnna Philip u. George tucse,
Jefferson Pos, Office, rowhatan, William Maxwell,
Esp. and Reverend William ). Piiinrr, D. d., Ken
mond
The Young lady above referred 10 has taught in our
families for u, years past and gives much pleasure
Ia Md uur testimony III her competency as teacher
and excellence Of character.
PEYTOS HARRISON.
my 3-cwtf PHILIP ST. GEO. COOKE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-11-10
LAND FOR SALE.

,HE subscriber intending 10 remove from the county
4 Of King Il Queen, Offers for sale The Tract OF
Land on which he Al present resides containing ten
hundred and -ev-ntyone acres, and AT distance of
miles from the Rappahannock and Maiiaponi rivers.
The Farm Iii ldrd into four leids each Of which VII
easily produce from tire. hundred and tty 10 four hun
dred and fifty barrels Of which, hy clearing, may
il an abundance Of both bank and phi mari which has
been used, though mol extensively, with complete sue
cess 1wolhirds III the Farm IS IN timber, oi The orisl-
nal growth Attached 10 IL one hundred and twenty
acres of swamp which il eluaed, is certainly not sur
passed hy any in The State for The growth Of Corn,
Wheat Tobacco, Hemp, Hay, &r &c.
The binding which Is large, airy and IN excellent
pair has aud four passages and the cabins
which are sufficient for the accommodation ot large Ia
my OF also in good repair; together with
all other necessary out buildings. There Is also large
and extensive orchard Of well selected fruit trees aud
last though least, the location such, that the
ceIy Is not surpassed by any Eastern Virginia. Pre-.
summing viii purchase without first viewing The
premises II VIII al all times give pleasure 10 tide
over the Farm with any one WHO may wish Ia d" So.
Ii not disposed Of privately before the first day az
Drcsmher neat, II viii BE- offered for sale publicly, II
fair if not the far day lhercaier together with 4
valuable stock of livery kind. Household and Kitchen
Furniture, and Farming Utensils Of every kind.
Terms made known on that day.
G. r. BAYLOR.
King l. Queen County, November 6-c2awtds