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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-03-26
NOTICE

~ virtue ofa deed OF trust, executed by Reuben
u - Cowherd, dec, TO James Minor, dec, for the
purpose OF securing the payment eli certain sums o,
money therein specified TO he due to Ralph Quarles
Which said deed bears date the lst day Of September
lSl7 and is duly recorded in the Clerks office OF Lou
ia county will be sold for cash The prcmi.es the
9Th day Of April next il fair ii the next fair day
thereafter, Sunday excepted certain tract parcel
OF land, lying aud being in Louisa county, on Gold
mine creek, adjoining the lands OF the said Ralph
Qusrle aud he's containing about eight hundred and
twentyone acrrs OF much thereof will be sulii
crnI 10 pay TIE amount remaining due TO the said
Ralph Quares The subscriber believes the title TO be
indi-puiaGle, but he will convey such only vested
in him by the order of Court
G. NJ. QUARLES, Com'r.
March 10 l09-w3wN
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TmALL'S CENTRAL HOTEL The loss I sus-
"a y tanned on Thursday night, by the burning Of one
OF my Stables, Tired by inccndiary no doubi may
induce my isends 10 think am not nj present prepar.
ed 10 accommodate them. ] am happy, however, TO in
form them, and the public generally, that Whatever
personal Inconvenience and loss may have sustained
by that disaster, my accommodations Tor gentlemen and
their horses, comfortable heretofore. large
Stable nearer the Hotel than the burned, has al
ready been fitted up in good order, capable OF contain
ing forty horses The burned, will be repaired in
few days and put in better order than il before
am sincerely thankful for the patronage I have re-.
ceived from ny friends and the public and trust,
shall use my best exet'ions, comfortably to accommo-
date and please them, that they will continue TO patron.
ize nv Establishment. THOMAS BALL.
March ~ 1915
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NOTICE

FEY virtue ola Deed OF Trust executed by john
n - Perkins Joshua Key,o the Subscribers bearing
date the Goth Of March 1920, and duly recorded in the
Office of the Clerk Of Fluvanna County Court, on the
day Of tn date thereof Tor the purpose OF securing TO
Samuel F. Morris the payment OF certain debt thete-
at Public Auction, 1T 'hs Tavern Of William Cole. IT
the place called Wilmington in the County Aforesaid,
on the 30h day Of the present month"; il fair il not the
next fair day, the following Lands and other property
(gz0 one certain lot or tenement Of ground, situate,
lying and being in the County Aforesaid, and Town oil
Columbia, formerly the property OF Augustine Shcp-
herd; also certain tract parcel OF Lad lying aud
being in the County aforesaid, both sides OF Phii'
Creek wherein the said Joshua Key resides, and
containing, by estimation three hundred and sixty a.
crcs also twelve valuable slaves consisting of
women, boys and girls. The title vested IN a.
Trustees only will be assured and conveyed TO The
purchaser, or purchasers, though 1t is believed TO be
unquesiionsby good, JOHN I'm BE .t Va Me- 'r'
March IL. l0T-tds JAMES r JONES.
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FEJHE CELEBRATED HORSE SIR ARCHIE,
u will stand the ensuing at my stable, in
Northampton county, North Carolina, about miles
from the Courthouse, miles from the OF Halifax,
snd n miles from Beheld, Va. lie viii mares
at 10 dollars the season, payable the ls Of January
next, with one dollar to the groom in all cases Such
Of Sir Afchie's friends that live dis'ance will snd
their notes with The mares, pa liable the l. Of Janu
ary also feeding OF the to he paid for when taken
away. The season viii commence the LIST Februa-
ry and terminate on the Let Of August.
Extensive fields OF small grain and clover sown
for the benefit Of mares which may be lrf' with the
horse with the addition Of grain feeding al 30 ID cents
per day. Separate enclosures provided for
With colts. No pains will be spared In taking the best
possible care OF Mares &c. which may be left but
responsibility for escapes or accidents.
| u 81 Archie's blood great size, performance on
the lurf and celebrity as a fos geuer, sufficient
| recommen dalions. JOHN d. AMIS.
\ March 10. I09-W4W
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YENwENTY or Thirty DOLLARS REWARD

YENWENTY OR THIRTY DOLLARS REWARD
n Runaway from tie subscriber living in Camp
bell county last May, my negro man jim. I will give
800 reward Tor experimenting him and combining him in
Jim Is artul fellow, between forty and forty five
tall, Of yellow compile xioD, with bushy head Of hair
his movements quick, he IL good coarse shoema-
work. have no doubt he has obtained free papers,
and is passing as free man by another name. Any
information Of JIM line directed to Falling Bridge,
will be thankfully received. JOHN HOBSON.
Campbell county, Va. Jan. IL. Swim
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a TEACHER WANTED "A young Lady, well
"a qualified instruct the following branches of po-
lite literatuTe-viz: the various branches Of common
Enslh Eiuc,tl,n, Rhe,orrk, Drawing, Painting, Mu-
sle and Needle .wofk-aud French would be defirabe;
will meet with employment by addressing a letter 10
w. NJ. Yates, Staun,on (Va) None other need apply
but who produce the mot satisfactory tesim0-
mails Of character and qualifications for Of The de-
scfiplion, the most liberal wages will be given. The
terms can he known by applying to Bishop Moore, or
Rev Mr.. Kerr Richmond.
March 23. 1l0-St
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PEN1rrNr1AnY. 2nd M. Isf. M.

PENITENTfARY, End Mo; LIST, 1880.
MOTfCE.--Wantcd at this Institution, an assistant
lN who understands weaving and is capable of in
sructng others in drawing and weaving various figures
The applicant must be Of regular habits, strict in
tegity prompt and active, Of which Qualities respecta
BILE testimonials will I've required -Salajy S50o-Con.
tinucd durog good behaviour.
feb. Oft SAMUEL p. PARSONS. Superdenl
A UNAT1C HOSPITAL, WILLIAMSON g.
4 Notice IL hereby given that all the cells in ths in
stitution occupied, and that patients will
be received until Of the said cells vacant;
due notice Of which will be given BY order OF the
Court of Directors. L. HENLEY.
May 26. 5f-d
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Ell A" SCHOOL.-1he next ion OF the LdtD
"a School. ut .NecdhdEI. in lie county Of Chmber
land, FGTmpHe, in the county OF PriucC Edpdrd
will open the frat Monday in May next, AMI be, in
all rcsp-cts conducted hcrsufo1e; except, that the
students will have 10 hoard themselves ia FdTBpis
mile and quarter ell; and except also that while
m'y lend shall not he bonnd, TO furnish books The
section will end on tho la.t day vt .NOcember next.
Every week. on Friday, in the session the students
will be examined; End every Saturday will be court
day: for these purposes the Students WILL hose days,
attend in the court room at .Ncsdhnm.
The session will be months The price OF IL
one hundred dsllars, paid iu advance.
CREED TAYLOR.
Needham, Va March o. lO6-- CT
QJ' Letters, post PAIL addressed 10 me, at tie Bell
Tavern, Richmond, until the lst OF May next, will be
attended 10. G. T.
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MI ONSIEUR rONSON will stand the ensuing sea-
I'VE son at Tree H near Richmond, Va. His d.
son TO commence l.t February and terminate l.. July
next. He will he let TO mares at 80 dollars the season,
which may be discharged by the payment of 30 dollars
within the Mares can lie Insured at 10 dol.
lars. One dollar TO the groom in every
Every desirable arrangement has been made for the
accommodation OF mares to this horse THY will
be pastured gratis, well fed with grain if iequred at 20
cents per day, and stabl~d in all bad weather.
One OF the subscrihers will give his constant per-
sona attention 10 mares, in order that they may he
turned TO their owners in good condition. We cannot
he responsible Tor accidents escapes, but will
every eyerton to prevent both.
Monsieur Tonaon i. beautiful bay, fifteen hands
three inches high, with bIa;k legs, main and tail lie
IL timely proporiioned, exhibiting beauty and power
throughout his form. His blood appearance and per-
Torrance is equal If not superior, any horse the
continent. His colts likely, and in high cstiina-
ton. THOMAS WATSON.
ABNER ROBINSON.
Tree Hill, Jan. %. S9-2aw3m.
Country Wing and Petersburg intelgencer 10 in
the above wire week for three monh, and eeud
their accounts to +. W md A
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March 2. 1oi-w4w JOHN pATTEsON.

IL Plaster of Paris, just imported, which will be
ground at MILL and disposed of in quantities TO suit
purchasers The public assured that is perfectly
purc-and POS French Burr Blocks of excellent suality
for Mill Stones. Also-At Rolling and Sitting
Mill and Nail Factory 1000 I200kegs and cInch
nails brads and spikes of all sizes, made entirely from
Swcdes Iron, in Kegs rem 100 to 200 lbs. box, hoop
nail rods and horse shoe Iron, small bundles and all
orders for rolling executed with dispatch
Feb. 4. 94-wSw p. HAXALL s. Co.
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HEOrSPUR will stand the present season at the
II e. Glebe E the County of Charles City the season
has commented, and will terminate the 18th day of
July. Hotspur will br let at fifteen doars
the season, which may be discharged by the payment
Of ten dollars if paid before the xpircs Mares
viii be ensured at twenty fifty cents to be paid
to the Groom for each Good and extensive pas
turage will be furnished sratis and every at
ienton paid to Mares but liability for accidents
Grain will he urnhed il required at twenty five
day. Hospur has been standing horse two seasons
His colts would do credit TO any horse in America and
in support of ibis claraon appeal to all who either
have colts of his get, or who have hem.
IIospur gotten by the celebrated Timoieon: his
dam was by old Archie; z, e. dam by imported Magic;
g. gu dam by oil Wlar;r g z. G. dam by Mark An.
lhony G. K. g. &. <. dam by Fearnought--hus combn.
ing most OF :he best crosses of this country.
Hotspur was injured in his training when young, and
in consequence thereof taken from the turf have
been n'omsd h two seasons and was never beat
en-, until he sustained the injury. Those wishing 10
raise blooded horses expect 10 DO upon bot
ter terms than are here offered, believe there is no
horse in Virginia Of equal promise standing so low.
should like 10 dispose Of one. halt of This horse to
some gentleman, who is good manager of such prop
erty. JOHN Is. CHRISTIAN
March 10. IO9-w4y
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UNDUCATiON ON RICHMOND HILL.-The
Subscriber, with The cooperation of his daughter
Miss Sarah Ann Banks, will open School on Rich
mond i OH the LIST OF next month, for The instruction
OF young persons o: both sexes.
In tins School will he taught Rradag, Writing, and
Arithmetic; Grammar Geography, Hi. tory and Bellies
Letires.
The Subscriber Icing the Father of very many chill.
dFen, has been induced TO IL much upon the sub.
Ject OF Eucston aud TO feel deep interest i'm the r-
ing generation, which he hopes will qualify him for
the duties he is about TO undertake. Parents and
Guardians, therefore, who may patronizs this Ins,u
ton, are assured, that great pains will be bestowed mp
Scholars.
Six eight boarers would he TAX IN AZ the reduc ed
price OF $50 per annum, for hoard and tuition. Terms
oil tuition alone, 50 per quarter. GEO. w. BANKS.
Reference ia given TO Francis T Brooke eslent of
The Court CT Appeals; VIM. II. Roane, Esq; end TO
Col: hos brockenbrough; Judge WIN. Brockenbrougb;
& ihos Kitchie, E-q.-with whom the Subscriber was
raised ana educated. G. w. b.
March 10. IO9-3t-yu
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March 10.

d opAA kEWARD.-I will give the above e ward
R epVp for the apprehension and delivery 10 OF
my negro man Martin who permitted last Christ
TO visit his wife, living at Mr.. Wm Csiborne', Of
the Piping Tree, in King William county, has ne
yer returned TO me since. He was purchased by me,
from Mr. Claiborne, about IL months ago. and is no,
probably, in the neghborhoi I'd OF the Piping Tree
III the City OF Richmond, where he has connect ons
TO any person who will take him up and lodge hin in
ny Jail, so that get him again, | will give The re-
ward OF SIS; or il brought 10 me, above toned
the reward Of $50.
Martin is Stout well-set, and very black man, OF
about "a years Of age; has rough skin, projr tin
forehead heavy brow, and very white teeth; and is
probably, about IT. 8 inches high.
BEV ERLY RAN D0LPH,
March 10. l0o-w5w of he Civ of Richmond
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A SITUATION WANTED.-A 81 uuon in the
IA country, as Teacher, is wanted, by young man
recently from the North, whose qualifications such
are requisite for giving instruction. in those branches
OF education geUeray taught in common schools viz
Reading, Writing. Arithmetic, Geography, Grammar
Sc aud likewise the rudnens OF The Greek and Latin
Languages.-Sati iAcory references be given
character, &c.-A line directed T. Young, Rich
mond, through the medium Of the p. Office will meet
with immediate attention.
March IS. lIO-2t#
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EJOTICE.-The subscribers beingde 10 remove
10 the west n0Nt fall, offer for sale that well-known
Tavern stand where they at present reside lying the
main stage road leading from Richmond to I.ynchburg,
in the county of Buckingham. There 247 Ii acres
of land attached TO the Tavern; the improvements are
good and well constructed for Tavern keeping Any
gentleman wishing 10 purchase, would do well to make
early application, determined TO sell a bar.
gain, and will make the terms accommodating 10 the pur
chaser. Written communications directed TO New
Store, buckingham, will be punctualy attended 10.
JAMES p. PATTESON,
March lOl-wIw John PATERSON
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MJOrlCE.-Ih ,reby caution all parsons az .inst trad
" ing for Note, executed by me TO Isaac Great
House, on or about the l7h February, 1880 payable
six months after date, for sixty five dollars The Note
was given for the purchase OF Horse, sold me by
said Great House-whch Horse died in a short time al
ter sold OF disease that, have doubt but he la
bored under at the time sold. i, therefore, dont in
tend TO pay it. JOHN HUGHES.
Cumbe rand, March %. IIO-3,
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ED ANYWAY, or otherwise disappea AIRED. from the
~ u Plantation Of Mrs. Jane johnson, in Fairfield
District. South Carolina, negro mar named ANTHO.
NY, belonging 10 he Subscriber living in said Dis
trct. Anthony disappeared about the last OF Deem
Der, 1929 He Is about Feet 8 or 10 inches high,
complexion som what light, well made, smart and ac-
live He was brought from Virginia, or North Caro-
lina about four years ago. by Mr.. James Vaughn who
sold him to Mr. Still of this District. He owned a
very small bay Poney, nearly blind and in low order,
which he rode oil, and it is supposed he had 20
$50 dollars in money. IL IL also supposed that he
read, aud may, perhaps, endeavo to pass himself
free A liberal reward will he given by the Subscr-
Der for the apprehension of said slave, and notice
thereof by letter addressed to him Winnsborough,
Fairfield District, South Carolina. WM. AIKEN.
Wnnsborough, ). G.. Feb 10. 99-3m
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MOrlCE-Al persons are hereby causioncd against
II hunting, fishing, otherwise trespassing on my
land, lying on the waters of Park Creek and Licking
hole known by the name of Waterloo in the county OF
Goochand the law will be strictly enforced against
all VINO so trespass VIM. SALMON.
March 2. lO1-w1w-2s
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a CHlCKAHOMiNY ESTATE FOR SALE
Ia The subscriber offers for SALE tract OF land
tanning 66I lying the above river and bounded
by IL for mile. 1t is part of the tract known by the
name OF Daingeriie!s, in New Kent about 20 miles
below Richmond and four above tide water. This
IL inferior 10 few in The country, and il about equally
divided in low grounds flats and high land. lis
vSnience TO navigation ard quantity OF timber for plank
scanilng, shingles am s,ave. independent of the er
~ OF the SOIL renders OF the valuable
oiland on the river. Ii is believed ,ha marie ahouss
on It. as shells are to be in several banks. The
terms will be accommodating to the purchaser, and
bargain may be had by application in person to the sub
scriber at Moons Mount, near Rappahannock Academy,
Carollne by letter ERECTED the Ac ademy post
fee, to Mr.. VIM Brumley by letter, addressed to
New Kent court-hon.e. JNO. DICK ERSON,
For himself and as agent and attorney for the dis
tributes OF the late Col. VIM DaingerlieG.
dec. 81. 79-tf
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ANIM. s. ID. KYLE s. CO., have the pea
Wv sure of informing their friends in the country,
that their Spring assortment of Dry Goods is almost
complete. BY recent arrivals very large supplies have
been reccvcd to which will be added by each
sive packet throughout the season, such and fash
onable articles may be offered in the Northern
markets They respectfully invite the attention of
wholesale customers 10 inspection of their present
stock, and beg leave TO them that they not
only well prepared-but resolved 10 offer goods such
terms cannot fail TO please.
'76 Mansion House, March %. I0l-6t
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AEIA committed 10 the Jail of the Town of Peters
w burg, as runaway on the 18th day OF October
1879, negro man who calls himself Robt Sclden and
also says that he is free man. and by trade tobacco
mist, that he served his time with Mr. John Endcrs OF
Richmond He appears to be about 81 % years OF
age, feet Sinches high dark complexion, has scar
on his left eyebrow and his right wrist. His
clothing consists of cassinett pantaoons round Jacket
black silk vest and fur hat The is requested TO
him away, rhe will be dealt with as the law directs
Feb 4. 9I-w3m ROGER MALLORY Tailor.
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y AND AND LOTS Ar AUCTlON.-By virtue
Of Deed of Trust, executed TO the subscriber by
Hays J. lsaaos. on the 10Th day OF December 1924
and recorded according TO law, for purposes therein
pressed; will, the 10Th day Of Arril next at the
ny 49, lie CITY or IslrhonrI a,onaad
the highest bidder at public auction, for cash. all The
right, title and interest," owned by said Isaac< in the
following tracts of land, 10 wit: tract OF land contain
ing 39G described, lying and being in the
county OF Norfolk Va. and patented by the Common.
wealth 10 &. Gait. |. Is,scs, J. Mordecai, and oilers
Aso, another tract Of land in Henric0 county, de,cit-
ed as being miles below Rockets, and containing 10
acre.; also all the right and inete held by said Isaar.
in lie following lets IN the city Of Richmsnd TO wit:
lot on Il ST., the North side Of said street on
which lot is wood building and temporary Black
Smiths 'hop, said lot being known by the Of Bird
10 the hand also two other lois Endcrs Factory
said street, each OF which is wooden building
aud OF said lots Is the Jewish Butyirg ground
also other lot the South eide Of SAID street, be-
ing tn lst lot below the County Court House. Ga
.sid lo il a small wooden tenement; the sad lands and
lbs heing devised bv Isaiah lsaacs the said Hays T.
saacs and his sister Frances, Frances Block Act.
Jog trustee, such title as is vested in only will be
conveyed TO the purchaser purchasers, which titlc
however, is believed TO be good.
J. K1NGSOLV1NG.
March 10. 100-wtds
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GN0TTON YARN. = pirginia-- Union Factory
W siiuAted L Inrles below Charloite .ylle ON IL e

4 "a NOTTON YARN. : Itrginid-- Union Fdctory-
" situated t,nvies below Charlottesville, I'll e
mail stage road, leading from that place Richmond
The propriet,rs have hitherto forborne solicit pub
lie attention to this establishment, owing the circun
stance Of the portion OF machinery in OPERATION being
80 limited, to he insufficient supply the orders OF
those, with whose casom it favored in the outset
The superior quality of the Yarn, they CONT
IDENTIFY say has been fully tested and proven by cxpe-
rience; and having procured such additional stock
OF machinery to justify the expectation, that they
will be snsbled 70 keep stock hand, sufficient TO
supply all orders which ,h-y may ia future he favored
with, they are inused respectfully to solicit
extended share Of public patronage,wh an
that the article shalt at all times be furnished the
most moderate and reasonable terms.-An orders d.
rectcd TO Union Mills Post Office, Fluvanna county,
lVa9 shall be promptly attended to-and the Yarn de-
vsred either at the establshment posted in it,
vicinity on the Three Chopt Road, for the purpose OF
being conveyed by Wagons, return from Richmond
-or conveyed by water navigation, may suit its dee
tinaiion
TINIBERLAKE s J. s. J. b. MAGRUDER.
Jan. l6 S6-u
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WIVXCHANGE, NORFOLK VA.-Situa,e1 on Ma
EA Street, the most spacious and beautiful in the
whole Borough and convenient all the Steam Boats s.
Public Places, whether OF pleasure business. This
extensive establishment has been enlarged and i'm
proved. The furniture is and elegant, and the
Pariours and Chambers furnished in the fret STYLE
The touse, under its present cement is equal 10
any, and interior TO none in the United States The
Public Rooms, Chambers and Parlours for prva e fam
lies, are Handsomely fitted up and well fu nished.
Reading Room and Letter Box for The Post or.
flee, ~ also attached TO this establishment.
Stables and Carriage Houses, with every appendage
necessary Tor the convenience of the gentleman and
traveller.
All the Stages will start from this House, aud gen.
erai oisce Will be kept on the premises, rom whence
the numerous stages for North and South will start.
The convenience, beauty, and alton of ihi.
establishment and the premises are acknow dyed TO
be superior TO any in the place. The proprietor pied
ges himself that exerton on his part shall he want
ing, to promot. the comfort OF guests and vsiters-
Thankful for past iavoIs, which he received while al
the north, the subscriber confidently hopes by unre-
miitiGs attention. TO merit cont inuance Of public pa
tronag". ID SAINT,
iate Proprietor Of Congress Hall, PhiiadeIpha.
March 20 IIO-St
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MoTlCE.-All persons are hereby cautioned al ainst
1N trusting my wife, Virginia Powers, for any article
which she may purchase on my account, as 1 avn de-
termined not to pay the ssmeshe having voluntarily
quit my bed and board without cause.
JOHN NJ. POWERS.
March g. lO6-wI%
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WTERY VALUABLE ESTATE--The subscribers
v wish 10 sell 1895 Of land on Banster River
in the County Of Halifax, 915 Of which are first rate
low grounds belonging TO the estate OF Edmund lrby dec
said be the most valuable plantation on the river We
will sell the entire tract in parcels One-iourth IN
cash. the other threefourths in aud years credit
with approved security The title shall be perfectly sa
tisacory. Application TO either OF u.s. will be attended
TO punctuay.
LEW. JONES, Administrators
VIM. II. JOHNSON, ! Edm'd Irby, dec
Jan. 26. 9O-u