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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-12-03

~ VIE Proprietors OF the Richmond and Badmors
hammock, respectfully inform the public and travellers
generally, that this line has been in operation one wear
e pest oil coaches, horses and experienccdand
careful drivers are and will be constantly kept that the
route affords ti,c best accommodations, good roads and
no hght travelling by land. The stages leave the BELL
iaVeih IN Richmond, every Wednesday and Saturday
morning at O'Clock, and arrive at Tappahannock to din
her, returning, leave Iappahannock every Monday
morning al clock and Thursday mornings on the ar
fiVaI oil the steamboat Paxent from Baltimore and ar
rive III richmond, in tire evening. On SATURDAYS they
must meet the PatuH@nt at Tappah annock ready to take
passengers TO Baltimore which arrives there the sue
ceeding day by 4 o'clock, P NJ. The boat leaves Bal
inorc every Wclnc FAY morning and arrives at Tappa
H"nnoc" on thursday morning. The Proprietors will
spare no abour or expense to render this route agreea
PIE anu they have the pleasure state that passengers
have uniformly expressed themselves delighted with
the line. ~
" Stage fare at the low rate of 50 so; intermediate
stages, cents per mile.
inS 'harle non GaZeUe, Petersburg Intelgcncer,
l-ynchburg Nirginan, will publish the above Tor two
''Oi'nS' oct 10. 45-2m
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sursnce that while acting In the capacity of Minister
Pienipotentiary fom the United States near tn. Re.
public of Colombis shall not suffer any opportunity tn
escape Of sustaining and the friendly
two Republics, and OF mointsning nnimpairsd the
harmony OF intercourse which mus: be etninenty de-
srable TO both countries.
The people OF the United States have con,em.
plated with anxious solicude, the sanguinarv and
pro,ract-d confct in which III. Republic OF CO.
onbia has beer engaged. They have seen her
emerge rom that conflict, and from all the horrors
aud desoa,ions of civil war, triumplsn, aud in-
dependent, AMI prepared to assume her station
ultimately among the nations of the earth; and they
ierven,ly hope that her .glorious efforts may. be
crowned with oil :he blessings OF civil hherty.-
Assured. from their ow; experience, that all nations
capable Of self governSeut. they have
sanguiDe hopes that the Republics OF South Ameiics
Viii presen, 10 the world additional exemphcs Of
this great and interesting umh And the lofty char
acter, AMI tiled integrity, and ardea patriotism at III
distinguished chief, presiding the desnes of
Colombia, they rus, will be- found guarantee for the
Imminent oil their expectations. Bur, while commune
eating the hopes aud the wishes OF the peorle of the
by the iusou. and venerable patriot. recently call
10y them 10 perform the duties OF Chief gj.rats
though sincerely DESTROYS that the people of Co,onbs
IN organizing their government may be influenced bv
the example that be found IN their system of
organic law, yet tina, they will ssulously abstain
from any Interference, either direct Indirect with
The internal policy and OF this Government
That which they AK OF all nations they willingly
accord to ail,the undtnrb-d enjoyment, of their om
opinions, and their own political institutions.
BE pleased, Mr. President, 10 receive again my as.
surances that whilst acting in the capacity of Minister
from the United States at this Capital, no hing sha be
omitted my part compatible with the duties apper.
ta'ing TO the station which occupy, calculated Ia
deserve and psrpetu,tc friendly intercourse between
the R-r~hc which have the honor to repre- sent and
the Il public oil Colombia
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-12-03
Mr.. Moore. Aldre.. 10 de Ptesidnni q

MI. Moore's Adde'S 10 The President NJ The Courril
Of Government upon delivering his creienii1I letter
~ Lnyoy Extraordinary and Minister PleDipot.ntia.
ryoi Tie Uni'eh Siates, TO Colombia;
Mf' resident Permit me, 'hi- occasion. 10 as.
sure you, and the members Of the Council If C,retn
neni, hat enter upon the performance oil the dnies
Of the station assigned me ny he government Of III.
Onled states with an unfignsd disrust Of NY capaci
~ 10 discharge them satisiIcioiiv; which Jstrust l.
much enhanced by the fact u my succeeding The die
u9guished gentleman, Gen. Uafrison) who has ns,
sauare',ed you. But beg you. MIR. President and,be
honorable members Of tbs Council 20 receive ,,y a..
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NDUBLlC AUCTIoN.-By virtue of a deed Of
- uast, executed to tho subscribers by Randolph
Ross OF the County Of White, in the State OF Tennes-
sec on the 2h day OF august. 1920; aud recorded in
the Hastings Court, for the City of Richmond on the
2o,h day Of June, 1921; aud ordered to be certified.
which said deed OF trust was registered in the
ter's Office, ia White County, state Of Tennessee
the S dayof August, lS2 and was also re IN,
the Registers oicc, in Warren County, State Of leu
nessee, the 9th day of August 1871 for the purpose
OF securing the paymen, OF sundry sums OF money,
mentioned in the said deed: will be sold hy Public
Auction, TO the hghes, bidder fer ready money the
iront door OF the Eagle Hotel in the GUY OF Richmond
on "Wednesday, the l6sh day OF December next, at ~
o'clock, IL fair, Otherwise the first fair day there
the following property to wit: certain piece par
eel OF land IN The county OF Warren, State Of Tennes
see, containing 81 acres. including the Arch Cave.
Sundry other pieces parcels OF land, purchased by
the said Randolph Ross of Elijah Saunders George Saun
ders, Jacob Dsakc, Beverly Harp, ohm Officer. Will
liam Edves, Alexander McMurray Charles aud William
Gressum Thomas Ray. aud Elijah Deake, aud sundfy
pieces or parcels of land in the said County and State
granted by the said State, 10 the said Randolph Ross
supposed TO contain about twelve hundred acres.
Also certain piece or parcel of land in the county OF
White, in the said state of Tennessee containing one
hundred and hftecn acres including the Big Bone cave,
and sundry other pieces parcels OF land i'm the said
county and state purchased by the said Randolph Ross
OF Anthony Debruce, John McLcmore, Geo. Saunders,
Elijah Saunders, Eihu Saunders Jacob Drake, Isaac
Drake and John Wilson-and sundry pieces parcels
OF land in the county and state granted by the said state
to the said Randolph Ross, supposed to contain about
eleven hundred acres-Also third part Of certain
tract parcel of land in the said county of Warren
state of Tennessee which the said Randolph Ross holds
jointly with Elijah Drake and Daniel Pain, containing
three thousand acres including tie Salt Wells Rocky
River-Also 10 negroes, whose "not now re-
collected, nine of which in the possession Reu-
ben Ross and six in the possession OF William Ross
Jr also all the stock in trade at two stores belonging
the valid Randolph Ross in Tennessee one OF which
is kept al Sparta, the other at Arch Caves the first ca.e
of which stock amounted to $4,000. Aud also the me r.
t:'andse in the hands OF Reuben Ross OF Iexine
Virginia belonging to the said Ross, valued $40 600
The sale will b: conducted by Thomas Taylor.
W. CAMBRIDGE,
w. NEkERVIS.
DC. II. IS-tis
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A! ollCE.-The annual meeting OF the Stockholders
OF the Manchester Turnpike Company, will tsko
!i"ce OF the farmers Hotel in Manchester on
Moniay, the Tih OF December next. Also il il parti-
cudf'y quesled, that al the members oil the Swans
"o'ouSh company, 'houd meet at the same time and
pace - business on importance 81 their aenton
Nov. 20. 65-7ihD NJ. WINFREE Agent
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SH ANSlON HOTEL, Pennsylvania .7penue ncn,-
1Yn tae Prestdenfs House and Public Offices: late
nrHdnLson's and Strotiers, Washington Cffu,
H. C-Ihis establishment has recently undergone a
thorough repair, and is now completely furnished.
he proprietor therefore, with confidence bespeaks for
1t the patronage of his friends and the public
W "Fulers New Lines, Washington Georpeoun
ana baltimore, accommodation steel spring coache.
START from and come direct TO this house. and in few
few days will be intersected, this point by daly
line to Aexan"ria, and trweekly line to Lynchburg via
Charlottesville, Virginia. We
Nov. 20. OK .f
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andsJorteitet to the Ltfeysry Ftmd!

AUDITORS OFFICE, 9th July 1929.
HEUBLGC NO1ICE.-By the actpassed OK Marcf,
a. lo-I entitled An act concerning lands returned
delinquent Tor the non-payment of taxes the operation
OF whlch was continued by subsequent act passed 21t
co. lS2s,-all delinquent lands which were vested in
Tie Literary Fund, and redeemed on or before the
"Sf % me present month by the original owners have
oecoihc absolutely forfeited. Provision is made however
by the hFSt above mentioned act favor OF such
or persons who may have good legal or equitable ,Is
10 such lands, held Or derived under grant ors the
Commonwealth, bearing date prior to the time of The
said lands vestng in the President and Directors NJ The
Literary Fund, wis., previsis TO the 9th of March 1907
may nave settled and improved the lands claimed bv
them or who derive title under some person bavinS
mus settled and improved said lands But no norsoSS
shall be entitled to the benefit of ihis provision who
shall not before the first dyQf December one Hon.1nJ
e'ght h'"red and fcenfy nine pay into the Treasury
on We proper warrant Of the Auditor of Public Accounts.
all taxes upon the lands caimedby him either in b ov
name orthc name ofthose under whom he may claimo
OF ny me person, or persons in whose name or right tbe
same was 0reited such portion thereof as the land y.
claimed ought to be eduitaby and raaby charged there
VIM WIN 10 per cent per annUn damages OH tbe arno,n.
winch shat bc each Year due FROM the is dav of Novs
her Of the year in which it becomes due until naid
JAS. r.. HEATH
'"y w. io-u Auditor OF Public Accounts
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Mrs. Sarah Po,ceI, Guordio, for U,iiliam Gregory
Mann. Julia Inn Mann and -Magaret Sarah
Mann
NOrlCE is hereby given you, that application will
be made TO the County Court Of on the
18th day OF December next, behalf of the Chester
field Rail Road Company for the appointment of vaucrs
to assess the damages which will DC sustained by the said
William Gregory, Julia Ann and Magaret Sarah Manu.
in consequence OF the passage of the Chesterfield Rail
Road, through their property in the County of Chester
field. MONCURE ROBINSON, Agent of the
Chesterfield Rail Road Company.
Nov. III. G0-tlIthDec
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Executive Department,
18th March, 1929. March II. IOI

Lundtic Hospital, williamsburg.
81 Office is hereby given that all the cells in this
u institution are occupied and that no more patients
VIII he received until of the said cells are vacant:
lue notice OF which will be given. BY order OF the
court OF Directors. l.. HENLEY.
May &c. hl,r
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AND AND LOTS AT AUCTION whine
~ oi Deed OF Trust, executed TO the subscriber nv
Hays l. Isaacs, on the 29,ii day of December 1921
ami recorded according tn law, for purposes therein e.-
rrcsseo VIII, Oh the 10Th day OF December next at
me 'iy Hall in the city OF Richmond, proceed to sell
me h'shes: bidder, at public auction, cash. all
me ran Title and interest owned by said Isaacs in the
o'lowns tracts CT land 10 witt tract OF land contain
ing iz7So acres described, lying and heng in In.
county, OF Norfolk, Va. and patented by the Common
wealth to o. Gall, L. lsaacs. J Mordccai and ohrrs
Also ano'h'r tract at land in HepIco county described
as beings miles below Rockets, and containing IN a.
cree; also all the right an interest held by said Isaac.
III me following ots IN The city OF Richmond TO wit: a
lot on H. ST., on the North side of said street, on which
lot Is a wool building and temporary Black Smith
ShoI SAID lot being known by the of Bid in the
iah"; also two other lott Endrrs' Factory on
iai street, On each OF which is wooden building ami
on ore OF s"id lo- the Jewish Burying ground also
one other lot on the Souhsde OF said street being the
1t ot below the County Court House. On said or s
'i' wooden t-neinrn The said lands and lots ing
divided by Isaiah lsaacs the said Hays L. Isaacs and
ms sister Faano-, Francis Block. Acting as trus-
tee, such TILE asis vested in me- only wi be conveyed
'" me purchaser, or purchase. which title however
is "'ieVed 10 he good. j. KINSOLVING. :
NOV 20 65-3t
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Ohm Y. SAVAGE, DENrIsr, has fomoved
% to the middle tenement in the block of buiIdinos
east (and next to Mr.. Tchcnor's carriage MAXIM bnS
where he may be found al all times unless otberi.
engaged Hc IS prepared TO execute all kinds Of worL
III ms ine in tile ncacst possible manner He will
set teeth from one 10 full sc ON the most app-oyed
pan-and where the front teeth arc not TOO much decsv
ed' ne w renew them in such manner az TO defy de-
teciioh uh'cT NE sictet scrutiny even froa, Denst
re fies, Plugs, cleans and extracts teeth with az
puch case to the patient, The naure of the case wl
'U'''' VII VIIhS HOoeiato' oct. %. Soft
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STILL SELLING OFF AT PRIME COST, and Ia
~ many instances much below cost-The proof tina
the subscribers have been selling their large gene
raj assortment of seasonabe Dry Goods, at prme COST
IS so apparent that they would deem in
sert second advertisement TO that effect had ungeae
rou attempts been made lead the public 10 believe the
contrary They, therefore, again respectfully inform their
friends and customers that they still continue 10 sell off
al PRIME cost and in order assist the sale of the re-
naming stock, they have added thereto, (per the Bold
commander from N. W variety of such goods thoy
disposed OF III the early part OF their saIe among
many of the description of goods that were con
sidtred extremely cheap, viz: fnncis 35 and "A do
meshrs, Gro de Naples, Gro DIES Ind, and Noiian
Hshings, superior stre, caiicoes Io,o price and SUI
prtof sdttinttsj aud many other goods, oil of which
VIII he sold at "Prime cost" and ia many instances
me goods that have been hand will he sold much
below prime cost In announcing their intention to
close Mefr business IN this manner the Subscribers did
not expect TO elicit Hhberd. remark from any per-
'on-heveitheless such remarks have been made: and
the pubic aware that they proceed from interested
source, k"cto how to estimate their correctness.
- KYLE COCHRAN.
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y CHANCERY AT rules heh IN the ClefksOr
u nee Of Meckienburg County on the first Monday in
sept. 1920
Philip Rainey adm'or OF VIM. Manning. dec Cbss
Baskerville, George ID. Baskervi, and VIM, X Bssker-
v late merchants and partners trading under the firm
and style Ct Charles Baskervll Brothers, and Jane.
Bruce and Beverly Sydnor late merchants and o,rt
ners, trading under the firm and style oil Bruce sgd
nor, PM.
against
Lucy Num-, sdludy Num-, Elyira Mum, Jas. Num-
anu Le"is Nuhn, - Defis.
The defendant Lewis Num- rot having entered Lis
appearance 2, cordog TO The act Of Assembly and fhs
Of Court that he IL not an iniattsnt of this Stat.
On noon OF the plaintiffs, by drir Attorney f. /. NJ,
defed That tie Defendant 40 appear here on ihe fire,
day0 December Court next, aud enter bis appc.t,nc
apd answer he Plaintiffs bll, and that copy Of hi.
Order be inherited in Of the newspapers prptsd in
hc Town of Petersburg City Of Richmond for ecI,'
weeks sucocsveiy. aud posted the front door OF lie
Courthouse cf said County copy. Tesie
oc'6. 13-wSw' WIN. q. BAPTIST u. C.
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81 AND, NEGROES, STO, X, &c. FOR SALE
b On "Wednesday i6th December next if fair other
Mse me next lar day, will be sold the prentice
o' anh' hciong'ng TO the estate o, Philip Gate wood
decreased; II lies about miles above Dunkirk in King
ana oheen county and is we'll adapted TO the growth
OF Cora, Wheat AMI Cotton; contains about 7oo 80,
ana wen worth the attention OF any person. wishing to
purchase iand; eleven eroes, nine them likely m.n
an" oys-.ne stock, consisting of horses. cows and
hogs, about 25U0 weight live pork tn. crops on hand
(ahou' 500 bis eorn) cart. STILL and many small
articles, not necessary 10 erurncrate
REUBEN NJ. GARNETT
CHANEY q. HENSHAW
~ Exors Of Philip Ga,ewood decd
wy ~ 65-ds.
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RICHMOND COTTON MANUFACTORY.
tOFION cohs and yarns of n superior onoli,y
~ manufactured at this establishment are offered lor
sale, wholesale & retail, at the Propricors Office ION the
street leading TO Shockn Warehousc) at mo Jcra prices
They will also wish TO purchase a quantity of nrin,e
cotton OF the ensuing crop. preference will be given
to cotton IN the seed which will be received or fac
Planters on the most liberal terms
May 10. 3--G CUNNINGUAM & anderson
NOFlCE.--l shall petition the Legislature siitanesf
Session. tor leave 10 estsbliyh toll bridge across
mattAPony river at Dunkitk ARCHER Brown
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AZ ALUABl.E PROPERTY FOR SALE.-The sub.
" scriber wishes TO sell that wcll-known stand, the
Eagle Tavern in the town Of Lexington at present de-
cuped by MIR. Henry McClurg. 1t is situated in the
eemie oil the town. opposite the public buildings the
o large, and the establishment possesses every con.
Vensnce necessary for House of Entertainment IL il
Presumed that more particular description of the pro-
perry unnecessary, person wishing TO purchase
would view the premises. Should il be sold before
the LIST day OF January next it will then be offered for
rhn either case possession be given on the first
gay OF Apil next Also valuable tract of land living
on the head waters of Rockish, i'm the County of NsI
SON. containing two hundred and fourteen acres of first
rate wood land Also undivided interest in tract Of
ahu' iyny adjoining the aforesaid tract few likely
young egroes would be received i'm payment and tho
payments made TO suit the purchaser For term, oppv
to the subscriber living Lexington, Rockbrdre
County, Va ALEXANDER SUIEJ ne 30
Wv ~. 26-6ts
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81 SHALL petition the Legislature Of Virginia at its
u next Session. for divorce from my wife Mary or
fony AVIS JOSHUA ALVIS.
sept b. IS visible
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Gle him stron. drink until he wlnk,
That's sinking in despair:
Anb l,,,,.. r.,,,I g.. H..

That's filled wi grief and caro-.
SO say' Burn.;-and OIL Friday, the House OF R-r-
resentaves OF Pennsylvania, by vote OF 90 to 30,
81. cted Mr. Moore's resolution. pledging the mem.
bers to drink no spirits during the session.
Phil. aurora
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NysJILL6e sOid, at public auction, on Tuesday the
w 18th day Of December nert, if fair, If not the
inert jar day. on the premises the tract IF land whc
formerly resided in The County Of Louisa, the
Sowth Jorhof PGnu0keyrVcr and containing By esti-
nation BIZ acres large portion Of tchic is rDer O,y
grounds, and Is cood iasl, tcith good improvements
Iae tract Of land, ,cH be SOd Il credit Of one tiro
and three years ,cih The usual security, and possession
delivered The LIST IF January 1880, and the usual crop
chcdf, t0L be seeded THIS Id .3iso at M same time
and place. triH be sold al fceire months credit, for all
sums ADORE ice d0idrs all The stock Of ere3y descrip
ton, on ie said piantation together ,ciM The crop Of
corn todder and hay. The purchaser TO giue LOad
,cih approved security.
BICKERTO.V I1IN'STON
.NOr D. 56-iriHsf
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AINEMALE SEMI NARY.-Airs.M ina 4. Soutlgatc'
q school for the instruction Of young ladies' will be
resurhodthc LIST Monday in cbruary, 1880 in Which will
be taught Reading Writing, Arithmetic Grammar Geo
graPliy, with the of the Maps and Globes History
Bellies leres, Composition, the elements of Chemistry
ana 1NauirH Philosophy and the French Language.
TERAiS-Board and Tuition at 5lOO. payable quarter
~ IN advance, each young lady furnishing bed bedding
towel and candles. Day scho'.s will be received At
so me term. Mrs S.assurcs inc public, that every
effort shall be made promote the moral and ntellce
ual advancement of her pupils and every requisite nc
coninodaon, provided for their comfort. The School
@'aiI be furnished with Maps Globes, &c and she has
engaged Miss Turner as an assistant a yomna l,,Iv
every way qualified for the undertaking. The tern,
will expire the 10Th Of December with vacation of
one month III INC summer. Parents are particularly
requested to enter their ch ldrcn the commencement
oil the being greatly their interest to be arranged
III their respec tive classes at early period as Il is
neraliy some time, before they acquire habit Of str-
dying which is ncce ,sarily a considerabc Ines ~ ill.,,
Books and stationary shall he furnished if required
Edge Hill, Gloucester Nov. 10. 6O-IstNDJ
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Oct. 81

EN- tHANCERY-In Nouoway County Court End
& July 1929.
Samuel ID. Burke and Hozesah z. Anderson,
Compl,S.
Charles knight, Anderson p. Miller and John A Mil
Ter, Den.
By of parties il is ordered and dccreeJ that
The accounts betwe the defendant Knight and the com
painants also The accounts the defendant NIGHT
and The defendant Anderson II. Miller be referred TO
John =. Dupuy, Master Commissioner in Chapcerv of
this Cour that the said Commissioner audit state and
settle the same, and report tlereupon 10 this Court
49, ACoPy. Teste, +. FiTIGERALD, OK.
The parties interested will please take notice that
have appointed Friday the eleventh day of December
next TO attend at jennings Old Ordinary the County
OF Not,oway, for the purpose Of carrying the foregoing
order into effect, where the parties requested 10 al
tend at ain carly hour, With their papers, &c ready for
a settlement. JOHN u. UUPUY, NJ. G. ". C.
oct. ~. IG-gSwA