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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-05-21

n The ENQUIRER Is published twice week general.
n, and three tunes week during the session tile State
xafxre-Price the hereofre, tIps DsHsrs per
sunum payable IN advance Noes of chartered, speee-
paving banks sniy) will be received in payment Ed
TORS guarantee the safety OF renting them BY nai
the postage Of all letters beng paid Ivy the WRITER'S
1 No paper will he discontfnued (at the dscretiou
Of The E,ors unsh all arrearages have been paid up
rr Whoever will guarantee the payment Of nine papers
shail have q tenth gratis. =
'"' TEkBis or ADVERTISING.
rT One square, k"-kirst Insertion, IS cenAs-eaeh
eonIinvance, SO cents.
No inserted until il has either been paid
f,r assumed by person in s city, It's envons.
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BUSSORAH ARABIAN.

fIIS beautiful Horse will stand the ensuing season nj
msnd and 10 above City Psin viii be lei to mares al
10 The season. paid after the list Of August next when
the season ekpirsso $50 paid bs time
$50 To ensure mare 10 he in oasnd 81 TO the groom
Bsssorah was bred IN the banks OF the Euhraes
head OF the Persian Gulf Ivy DR.. Coquhoun Bombay
iormesiy OF Busorsh and by him sold The agent Of Mr..
the ship oraiio in the autumn Of 1919 since which
his colts Of gent value He is Of the
ny breed, east held in the highest estimation by the
city for the endurance of fatigue Dussorah is beau
fui sorei possessing great strength most graceful
fall Of 1890, being the Stallion In the sat,Tbe
we only at different time. %sfore. but "a
subsequent TO our appointment, best aulhor
properties Of the Arabian from the whole Of
our we are Of opinion that Bdssorah is OF the
very perfect and that he WILL In opinion add greatly
TO the value of our stock Of horses.n $50
The subscriber has obsined this valuable r.e of bis
mrvan Ranst of New York. for one season onIy
who are Of breeding frsm him will ,bstear. e
well TO engage their mares early 10 the season. which will
1872 4s az which produced foaisHis coils are
ensrsnble TOT their great bensy and Gne bone and
The Subscriber will pasture lat the risk Of the owners
such mares n are et wh the horse and when required
preeauiisn 10 prevent accidents and essap.s
" The original docunienss proving The peueaopy of
person who may have donbis as to bis being genuine
Arabian The documents alluded TO- too long for inser-
uun In advertisement. WADE MOSuy IT.
Curles Feb 10, 1924 o2-wtf
Mr.. JOHN o HeLaES-sr: You not being an in 6ab;,.
1sl OF this Commonwealth we take This methad of
giving you no,ice ,ha, We SHALL the 2sh day OF May
next Al the cfnee OF fhp a!o Esq In the city Of Rich
mond between o'clock n the forenoon and Eve ,rork
" the afternoon proceed TO take the dispositions Of Daniel
Toy and others 10 be read evidence Ia suit now
Ing IN the Superior Court of Chancery for the
district wherein you plaintiff We as sdmors NJ
Iekel Dance dee together with certain Edward Brook
ing defendants When aud where you may attend il
you think proper.
! Yours respectfully,
WIN. g. DANCE, lAdn'ors Of Eve
JOHN w. DANCE, kiei Dance, dec.
Arrf n. iISwsw
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virtue Of deed Of executed subscribers
by Edward liasm and wife, hearing the 18th day
Of April aud duly recorded In the Office Of Tire hastings
court o Rehmosd, we SHALL for the purposes therein e.
AT o'clock on the first day Of July nex that well known
property the EAGLE TAVERN in the city OF Richmond,
s under which the Subscribers will sell is believed TO be
ndispnabie, but fey will convey only such title Is
vested In them by said deed oil trust.
WIN. cambridge, }ru.,....
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!p Riper I.o,c- Grounds for Lease.
Ferry tract 1T ard with the nubc ferry
annsIed In Richmond county, Northern Neck Opposite
fappahannock Essex couniyur term of seven vears
commence from and after The otbe wear For
,ns OF such as are no, acquainted with the stu,
serve, that IL lies Immediately upon ma veaton md
,ans about 1000 acres Of sexhausfibe fertility To
will he given f''' "'s"'"
also offer for sale nv reverson in that valuable and
nghiy improved farm ua, md adioiupp
the estate called Doctors Hall Any letters ndrr,sed o
.nr subscriber at this place postage paid; will be strictly
Richmond, April so. iIs-,y,f
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NO'TfEE

Pe''ons interested in land claims OF Tennessee
river Kentucky, founded upon Military Warrants
are advised 70 forward evidence their lille the surveys
those lands are now about Le returned 10 The Ia1J
issue tn persons not entitled. my
Persons who bad employed Cuhh.rt andersen n. ,een
are informed thnt he Is Dead of hs busess i,
sI! u would lie well for them I'd look 10 their
claims Any letter os pail addressed 10 the snbsc
~ Tue Iron Banks, Hickman county, Frankfort Ken
iuesy requesting information sbou, those claims will be
aaswered without charge. " y"
the subscriber will auead the investigation and FRO
seceuon OF land claims In Kentucky and Ohio will, nav
In Kentucky. ion Al g iii sii,SpSnc. ''
Frnnkfor', April 20. I{s-wsm q
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Esrecutors Sale Of the Estate Of tn. .NorveH dec.
~ virtue of the powers vested la az Executor of
y Thomas Norvei deceased, will sell public auc
the highest bidder the following valuable real est ite In
the city OF Richmond viz:
That desirable establishment upon I, X and Sd Streets
late the residence Of Thomas Norve dec occupied
by Mrs Ann Norvs, containing halEacre lots known
in the plan Of the city as No. $50 and 65i.
o est inches upon street. being part OF square
upon which stands the dwelling housepart of lot $50
Two lo's, containing nearly half each, mmedI-
aey opposite the dwelling house known No. and In
Tenement No. IS.
Four acres ar lots in Duvas Plan. Bacon
Branch improved aud occupied by Richard Johnston.
One moeiy Of Lots No q and g. containing acre
each, IN i'avars Addon-oiher moeiy owned by Nath1
Sheppard, ESD.
Que niesy of three lots Of &c front EACH No S. Sc
and ", the other moety owned by Robert Quarles
Bale OF the above property will lake place the DIV eng
hovse ON and Sd street, FRIDAY the 2sth Of May
commencing AT o'clock in the evening.
Terms One-third cas, balance wears Gre
on from day OF saiepurchaser give and
payable nj one o the Banks In this city, with deed OF
trust upon the property purchased.
L. u. NORVELL Executor.
Sale will he conducted by ROBERT GAMBLE
Richmond. NAV 3-t,is
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WILLIAM A. BAKER
rs opening Tin the formerly occupied by J. L.
S. Joseph one door below MIR. Samuel ParkhJ gen
eral assortment of ~
HARD WARE s. CUTLERY
which he will sell on accommodating terms.
April a. uIst
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-05-21

the request of many of the respectable inhnl
ants Of this city, the subscriber has been induced
pen an EXCHANGE READING ROOM, for the accom-
generally The room now occupied by the subscriber
the adjoining will he opened for that purpose The
principal newspapers and prices in lie United
States and the mos, approved Periodical Reviews and
Magazines 0f this country and Europe will
Strangers respectfully Invited the Exchange.
Tb" annual subscription TO the Exchnng~ will be five
dollars In advance. Persons wishing subscribe
will be pleased 10 call the subscribers ofnceDue
tiee will he given of che opening Of the Exchange.
The subscriber III sell public Stocks of every scrip
ton at section, o privately. CARTEu II. PAGE
RichP.oud. MAY a.
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C0dt and other Lands and Nrpes for SAFE.
virtue Of the last will and io, Graham
- oeeens L. A. Executor 0f the said will ssd
mrnt, shall upon the 22 day of jane f ai,-oter
wise upon the next fails day, SELL upon premises
by the name OF the Coal Pits situate on James River In
the county vf 0sochlAn about miles above the city Of
more or ss srs ss q. ss sr o.
garden containing 10 y acr~s well Noeke with The
@ rnesarr and Coal r o. ss.sS.ss sss
on. Part Of she iaui Is low grounds and the residue
generally Of good quality The houses suitable we'll
r the accommodation Of gense family all the puS
poses Of the establishments aforesaid From thirty To for
acres are In sorn and the plantation is generally In good
ORDER The croPs of wess and will be snid
the same day with the aud given
soon as they be removed. y 80
Al th. same time and place will, be sold all the Slaves
personal property OF every description.
The terms sf sale will be and personal
property anu credit OF and three years for the
land; the purchaser give bond tevd
Tust upon the land 10 secure the payment Of the
ALSO
Upon the 23h day Of June next II fair-c,herse the
and being The county Hnnover near the fork Of the
road from, Ground Squirrel bridge Courthouse md
$50 acres q poles lie tLea N. more or ss hc
ing part ola sos $50 acres which was corvey
ed by VIM Jarvis to the said John Graham the s day
ed by Samuel Butler and wife said Jobs GRAHAM,
on the 18th day Of October 1915 which said deeds OF con-
are OF 'e'0ra a AM me SAID county Of Hanover.
Upon the I'd day OF July nes aIr otherwise upon the
nr and Sey1 ~ , ~" edr,n S s .ns. tract OF land ~
miles above the city Of Richmond estimated TO contain 224
be the same more lesbeug all tina, land
which was conveyed by Charles Clarke and wife 10 the
SAID JOAN Grnham the 20h day Of March 1915 by deed
oil conveyance of record in the said touaty Chrsred
ser~ OF oRe and two senrs the give bonds
ash security, with deeds upon the lands 10 secure
WALTER DUN, E,or
way IS S-tds OF john Graham, dec
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lf Virtue OF deed 81 from Mes.rs Henry A. mud
VIM. e. Ligon, bearing date the Esd day OF August,
aa duly recorded in the office Of the COMFY court
Prince Edward to secure debts therein senii0aet
STERLING Snrh, we shall On Mspdey the sisl day OF May
next farif not, the tair
to sell on the premises the highesr bidder for cash.
lots "i land, lying being in jamestown Prince Ed
ward eounty Va containing half acre each and known
IN the Pa, or plan u said Town, by Que wo
on e south side OF the Main street. and
egnteen, nineteen and twenty, the side Of said
street. or So much be necessary effect the
OF said trust Acting trustees shall convey
such title only as Is vested In US as such.
JOHN CLARK, 1900.
WILLIAM CLARK.
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NOTICE

herehy givento the articles
AT ne f"nenary. that Judgments will be Obtained al
ne & session Of the deucrad Court, upon all bonds fall
que and unpaid before tattime rvifieut erai acfc-
ehe same being dispensed wh an ACT OF the Legislature
.,,,-,o~ JAMES Z. HEATH, Auditor.
march Al
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EXECUTOH'S SALES


virtue oftie power vested in by the will ofJohn L.
Harris deceased, will osr for sale highest bid
der, on credit OF two aud three years, before the
front de0r of the Eagle Hotel In The city Richmond,
Wednesday, The I'd day Of June next O'Clock, half
acre LOT ground lying in the said city mnis
diateiy below Mr.. Kutherfoord garden aso other
lots on Locust street, conveyed the said John L. Harris
by John g. Gamble, each having Of thirty
one Of which stands The shop Of Epraim Speed Personal
security and deed otrusi the win
EKED'K HARRIS, Ex'or
Nav 2. ,i9-tds OF John L. Harris dec.
on "Wednesday the I'd day vi June next, O'clock
~ will oer for sale 10 the highest bidder, credit
Of Z. and three before the front Of the Ea-
gle Hotel in the city Of hehmond the following properly
lying and heDg In tie said city, viz Improved
tront 2lf feet on street, occupied by Mr. Forbes
door below the Merchants Coffee House improved lot
fronting 100 feet street. IN the the aii an
proved lot last mentioned street, No. $50 formerly
owned by Thomas Underwood and 10 the neighborood
B. W. Leigh also eleven half let's bodsomey suat-
ed Ia DuvaPs Addon aud known by the numbers IS, a.
725I, So u.s. 757s 30 49, 100. Personal security and
deed Of trust the property will he required Of the
chasers. JOHN SHELTON.
FRED. HARRIS, Ex'or
Q--fds afIn huV n. H.
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rE Subscriber respectfully TO his friends and
te public in general that his panufsrtorv for The
above articles in Complete operation that be ba, ON
large quantity materials for the Making Of gentle
mems and la,lies' ROOTS, SHOES, PUMPS &c which
I've made 10 order short nOtcc, In the nost
ul manner. lie has band, parcel frs, fas.
warranted VtbmOnd mad. HOuis and Shoes aso toIe
rable assortment Ladies' silk Shoes, &c
Ne earnestly requests ise persons wioe accounts
long standing 10 rOnic forward settle the
EIav Is J-6t JOHN SARVAY
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MARsHAL's SALE.

pursuance ef decree Of the Superior Chan
Gerry fof the Richmond District pronounced on the t6s
day Of Jnss ls2s ~ hs esse Of Dasdridge ~ Minrs
fair not the nsxt fair day lherea-r Al the front oor
VI No,o tavern IN the town Of Peersssse ur for sale
sand ynE Inthe eo.n Of Prince George containing six
huncvee seees being the same OF land purchased
sy Jehn cambridge, sebr dec. Of John Hinee wing ON
lanes river IN braodnn Neck believed 10 e eaua IN fer
tliy 81 so'i. 10 my tract that river.
J. GUERRANr, u. s. q. C. 4. D.
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QUANTICO CANAL LOTTERY. +.
THIRD CLASS. A. M,iYrvnt maSsctp

ScHCsfE TTThe Drawing OF this
pri,. nj 9,n, n q osno class will positively take
do I2sn IL i3sn place on THURSDAY, the
do 50i. 7so 9th Of this month when
do 400 5no the fate of the above 1850
do 400 An1 tickets will be determined
do fse is eIO IN y few moments. Tickets
go do 10, 25On IN ii'c present class may be
i5DD IN, 80, had at
MINTYRE'S
&C. rrIes 900 i6,2f0 Virginia. Lottery Office IN
' o bianhs Tickeft der the Ergie fiote Rich.
ohly III blanks TO prize. nr,nd where all p,izss IL
----------------' the above Lottery. will sl.
SsJs be paid ss sunn drawn, small di-cpuo.
Prosgf Price Of Tickets.
Whole TickelsN & no QuarIrrs Sf25
Halves 50 piyhthS 80
Parcels OF tickets may also had by esyfif-at Ton
Whole tickets for 20 u.s. Ten halves Tor : l., az To-,
ilhrters for isI.
attention. M.yI J,7-,f NP
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RUNAWAY IN JAIL.

COMMITTED % the jail Of Richmond county, Virginia.
~ ON the 1Ith day Of SEPTEMBER 1929 negro INA who
calls himself TOM, and he belongs John H. Walker
Of Putnam county, state of Georgia. lie Is about Is years
old, made, Of light complexion, feet inches high,
had on, When taken up blue mixed made Jacket and
The owner Is requested forward prove
property charges and take him away will be
dealt WIKI The law directs
April f6. iI2-wI2w DANIEL G ARLAND Jailor
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Norfolk Line Sleam Boais- .7rrangement .5or

Norfolk Lane .Stcam Boats- arrangement for
1924.
FI'HE steam boat VIRGINIA, Capt. Jshn Ferguson be-
y ing thoroughly repaired with copper boilers, nc
les YES The lower end Of Bowys Wharf, baltimore every
Thursday morning nine o'clock, and returning leaves
Nemions Wharf, Norfolk, every Monday same hsur -
and the NORFOLK, Capt. William owen, every Monday
"rnog at nine o lock- and returning every Thursday az
same hour All luggage, packages &c The risk Of the
owner or owners thereof Passage usual Apply TO the
captains on board, ort BENZ. FERGUSON,
10i Bowiy's wharf.
IA THE PACKETS. RI
tSYN One Of the regular pack ,&l5M
--Tsk4-- cts will positively leave each place 1SAay
Sunday morning at O'CLOCK (ana of,ener ere,s-
ry) For freight passage apply rs above. S-tOt
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May 9. Iis-tds Of John I. harris dec.
RICHMOND TURNPlKE CSWPANY

NlClhOND IChNfikE Z COMPANY.
ulHE stockholders In this company informed tbat
their annual general meeting the first Moisy in
June 1925 and that will be held a. O'Clock In the
ding OF ibatriay at the Eagle Hotel In the city Rich
uond Asbusinese 0fimportsnce, under law passed vt
Tie Ias session Of the assembly Is he nii before the
meeting, puncturi attendance IL requested.
MAY o. ti9-idm N, SHEPPARD. Treasurer
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GREEN SPRING FOR SALE.

AeeueraI assortment, of STONE WARE
April III. no 10
The Wilmingtonian., 1824-04-01

quality Of the goods was very nearly the
same; and the difference in price may
therefore be taken as political thermome-
ter, indicating the degree OF zeal felt by
he partisans Of the several competitors
Washington was struck Oft at 81 - the
yard; Clay at 81 &c 1-2; Jackson at 81
81 l-s; and Adams the bidders being 10
|the shipping INTEREST," at 9s %. The bids
became in some measure local. Jackson
went to Philadelphia and Baltimore; A
dams to the east, and Clay to the west
but as New-York has not yet fully made
lup her mind on the Presidetial question
none but the Washington pattern remain
ed in this city. although some OF the o
thers might doubtless have found ready
market.-Statesman
The Wilmingtonian., 1824-04-01
GENERAL ORDER.

Navy DEpARrMENr,
March 5, 1924
After the receipt of this Order. no Off
GER within the United States shall he ar
rested, without the sanction OF this De-
partmcnt. When complaint is made a.
gainst any Officer, his Commanding Officer
may, at his discretion, suspend him, until
the directions Of the Secretary OF the Navy
are received; and it shall be the duty OF
said Commanding Officer. forthwith, Il
furnish to the Department. thro the proper
channel, statement of the charges agalns'
him. with the names of the witnesses by
whom they are to be proved, and facts to be
proved BY each witness. The Officer sns-
lpended shall, also, be furnished with q
Statement of the charges against him, and
direct to furnish to the Commanding OH
lcer, to be forwarded to the Department
such explanatory statement as he may w's'
to make with the names ofthe witnesses bj
whom it is to be supported.
\ You will communicate this Order to thu
Officers under your command.
SAMUEL SOUTHARD.
To EACH CoMMANplNc
The Wilmingtonian., 1824-04-01
CHARACTER OF Mr.. COBBETT,
BY HIMSELF.

BY IIMSELFs
"The truth is, that know how to make
things move-and that is enough. Ano
ther man might have written about the
thing to all eternity-and his writing might
nave been much better than mine; but
very lew men could, like me, make the
thing move. You must find man If you
can, that would stick some ugly old posts
into carriage by the side of him, and
drive himself and them through the streets
Of New York, with every body staring at
ain. You must find man with zeal and
taste enough for the thing to do this and
TO lug the posts about with him IRON house
Ito house, and from country to country
land to do this, too, without being at all
certain that he shall ever get any body to
listen to him. YOU must find man like
this, and that will 80 poking amongst seed,
and roots the moment he gets away from
Ibis books, and that likes such poking about
better than his dinner; and you must have
at the same time man who, to some pow
ers of statement, description and persua
sion, adds in the collection and marshall.
ing of his proofs, the scrupulousness and
the skill of lawyer.
That's your man, for such job; and
where do you find him except in VIM. Cob.
bett The blackguards of the London
press will call this egotsm. They always
accuse me of that after they have been
musing me for a long time, and compelled
me to speak in my defence. Esotlsm OF
egotism not. however, they shall see that
will perform these two things-'lrive Leg
horn bonnets out of England. and bring 10
Gust trees into ii. intend to have abou
next September, at Kensington, the mos
beautiful collection of young trees that eve
was seen in England. Among other thing
alI will get, if can. an Olive, that ma.
tlhave a branch to offer to the gentlemen Z
j the London press. They shall come t
j see my garden, provided they come one
2 time and provided they abjure the Jew
5 ish blasphemy before they step over II
Threshold. l really should like to max
lpeace with any Of them that are Christian
but the number of these is. am afrai
'rlvery small"
The Wilmingtonian., 1824-04-01

o,hsr nersons, who had been assembled
)" ~ Give dignity and honor to the ceremo-
:" .. He was then conducted back to th'
ssyy.t landing on the principal stair case
i.ss ts,s a he had been received, and again en-
t..sd sn the coach with Mr.. Forbes, the sec,
'.,sr ..srv with the Chief Officer of External
n.I,iions and Government, and the And
n..Camp Of the Governor. At his dePDr-
,nr. the guard formed as at his entrance
.ui Id him the same honors, and the militia
pa h,nd played grand march. The gen.
i.msn who accompanied MIR. Rodney. sa"
,';u" ,.n'h hack to his dwelling. The National
TI,g 1;I" was kept hoisted till the setting Of
the sun. .;uor,
- This happy occurrence under circum'
stances of public alarm at the tras!cai e
s,snts ..u which have awaited the liberal party
~ % .hs neninsula, has infused a consolitory
,n;r;t into every mind. The country is
1p 1pw assured that the distinction of Amer
/ % ;san ;s bond of union to all the States
,uh;ch ,u are known by that name. and that
,he honor of the Americans at the North
must be strong pledge that, whatsoever
hn.t;le event may occur, they will moi
ceas, to be our ally. Moreover, when the
I 1In;ted States recognized the indepen
. lence Of Spanish America, they did MOI
/ In t. till they had well pentrated the Pur
4 moses M "a Of the European Cabinets, and tount
II 4 to be settled in their secret councils
4 that it would be very agreeable to their IN
y terests. ;, ~.
For this reason we confirm the intel'
oence which we communicated in reccn
number of our paper, relative to the reso
luton Of England to send consuls to all tn
Independent Governments OF America
and venture 10 predict, that the next En-
glish ship Of war. which shall arrive, Wi
bring Consul General to this nation.