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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-07-30
1NH I'D FARM FOR SALE.-The subscriber i

ES ILL FARM FOR SALE.-The Subscriber il
lTR DESTROYS of selling his Farm in King & Queen
near Dunkitk, upon which he at present resides II
contains 700 acres OF very excellent forest land
ed to the growth of Corn, Cotton, and Wheat The
buildings are OF superior quality, consisting of an ex
celent large and airy two story brick Mansion with
wings-Kitchen, Barns Stables, Carriage House, Ice
House. and every other House, useful for a farm for
domestic purposes, or the accommodation of Slaves
There are several never failing Springs of the coolest
and purest water, and very convenient TO the DWELLING
There is also on and belonging to the Farm very
superior two story brick overshot Mill and Cotton Gin
on copous and constant stream of water i'm populous
nelghborhood which will be sold with the Farm
There are from 20 10 80 acres Of fine me adew land
now In native grass, supplying abundant pasurage for
large flock OF sheep, and go head Of cattle besides
several mares and COLTS and calculated il attended TO-
10 produce hay to very considerable extent.
The Subscriber being Opposed TO cell, will make
geat sacrhce in the property; and only adds in con
cIuson that taking into consideration the convenience.
oil the Farm lie Improvements, orchards, &C. az well
az The hne njghborhood in which tssituaed and tbe
accommodating terms upon which he will SELL knows
no paito the country, where pleasant resi.
dence might be obtained more iudicious invest.
msnt OF money made.Lstters upon this subject (nos,
paid) " directed 10 the Subscriber near CI,rks,oo
King & Queen County, Va will be attended TO-
July rs 20-wSw THOMAS GARNET.
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E,,rae' ea lete, 70 ne Editor Of ne Aeyieaa Farmer

pdiudbfe Experiments to shoto The difference Jetoeen
Tdto corn and corn meal cooked, as feed FIR hogs
Some two years ago, while | confined TO the
hrcside by cold, amused myself with several exper
lments to ind the liner ase, by weight, Of cofD rye
shorts, &c by boiling and cooking, with view 10 e.
conomising hog food. ! became convinced that
wonderful effects might he easily proiuced and though
then made regular record Of what did, strange 10
tell, have never I'LL lately, attempted to put my
theory into practice. have had, since the fret
d Of December, an actual experiment going on be.
tween raw corn and meal Iaade into good thick mush
two pigs OF about hundred weight EACH have been
eaDg seven pounds each, ORA corn, per twenty four
hours; and two others have had exactly seven pounds
OF meal made into good mush between them. These
seven pounds cooked into good sif musb, weigh from
Is TO w pounds ! weighed my pigs accurately, at be-
ginning, and weighed again two DAYS since Ia mark
progress The two eating fourteen pounds of per
day, had increased pounds in 16 days; the two
eating seven rounds Of cooked meal per day, had ia
creased twsDy-our pounds in the fime. Here
IS saviag OF one half the shall carry them on
ill January, when shall lill them"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-07-30

NhOST DEED.--By virtue Of deed Of Trust
n executed to US by VIM o. Walton bearing date
on The I'D day OF July 1929, and duly recorded in the
Once OF the Clerk Of Cumberland Court for purposes
,e,eln mentioned we SHALL on ThuTsday the 10th day
OF August next il fair otherwise the ne xt fair day pro-
eeed 70 SELL TO the highest bidder at public SALE on the
premises, ga tract OF land lying In the lower end of
acres, more lessaso one ohsr tract of land in said
county, near the former, containing one hundred aud
ten acres more ess said tracts Of land being more
particularly described in said deed-Aso the following
slaves viz: Washer, Peyion, Lzy and her child Bur,
wen, and Charlotte with The future increase Of the fe-
males the stocks Of horses, oxen, SC. The crops of
Tobacco wheat, &c. valuable stallion and the house,
hold and kitchen furniture Of he said VIM O. Walton
or 20 much thereof may be necessary TO carry the
reqsisiiions OF said deed into EFFECT Tho lille is be-
eyed 70 be good bur such only will be conveyed as is
vested in US under the deed.
SAMUEL HATCHER Truss
EDWARD WALTON, }tees.
Cumberland, July o h 1890 Is,y,ds
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CACTUS GRANDTFtORA

BALTIMORE, July 23.--On Saturday evening last,
were invited by Mr.. Basisn, the French Gardner,
ioview his Cactus GrdndiRord or Ccreus expand its
flowers that night We had frequently seen The TRAN
gulars, and many other varieties Of the Cactus family;
that keen
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William B Wilson, intelligent farmer OF this coun
~, Informs US that from grain Of wheat, he pro
dueed twenty-five staiks,-one Of which had one kun
dred and one grains IL; and the twenty-five stalks
produced fourteen hundred and eighty FIVE Rrainsi
| Beat this, who car! IVesfern CdroLnion
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-07-30
"Tboir odour 10 themselves all dny;
Bot when the sunlight dies away,
Lot the delicious secret ont,
To ovcrv troozo th,f ,c.,,. .t,.,. %

But This was superior to them all. There were six
flowers on the plant in full bloom presenting one Of the
most magnificent spectacles of the kind imaginable
magnificent without ostcnstoD; rich without gaudiness;
and expansing their lovely corollas just enough 10 dis
play Their exquisite charms and more Each flower
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-07-30
SAWUEB HATC HEIR Tru
EDWARD WALTON, }tees
Cumberland, July b 1880. Is-wtds

FHtHE Subsrrber wishes TO sell a Tract OF Lasd
n lying on James and Hardware Rivers at the con
tluence, supposed to contain one hundred and tween
" acres OF Low Ground. OF good quality, and abou
hve hundied and ioty acres OF high land, wetimber
ed and portion Of IL (as am nffnsdO good Tobacco
Land'-Tbe terms will be made very accommodating
TO the purchaser. pEACHY r. CII.MER
Liberty, Bedford countv Juas % ISweyH
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u 1924 -
John Martin s. Sally his wife, formerly Sally Rocker,
sEsinst
Reuben Rucker, In his right and as adm or OF
Joshua Rucker, dec, Joshua Chsffin and VIM Wood .
his securities, Lemae Rucker and Polly hi, wife Plea
SAINT Rucker, John Milton and Lucy his wife, William
Butler and Petsey his wife, Jesse Marin, VIM Martini
Jordan Martin, Daniel Martin, JeHer.on Martin PAT.
sey Marin, and Eliza Martin. which said William Jor.
dan, Daniel. Jefferson. Patsey, and Eliza Martini are
under the age OF twenty-one years. Joshua Rucker and
sally Rucker, the said Sally the widow of tho eald
Joshua, dec. - DsGit.
Ordered, That master Commissioner Fabius Lawson.
examine, state, and settle the accounts Of Reuben
Rucker, admcr Of Joshua Rucke dec as also of each
Of me distributes proportion Of the estate Of the said
joshua win tho Administrator, and that he report
thereof to the Court in order to FINAL decree
Copy. Tesie, Ut. LEIGH,
The parties above named, will please attend at NV
Office, three miles above Jetersvie, Amelia Va or, -
the 9th, 10th. and llth OF September next when and
where shall proceed 10 execute the above order
FABIUS LAWSON, NJ C.
a.
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ERENJAMlN II. MAGRUDER, ATTORNEY At
He LAW, having lately removed to ScottsviIle Al
bemarlc County will in future attend the Courts of Flu
wanna, Mbemarie, and Buckingham, and the Superior
Courts holden for the County Of Nelson.
May J23-wsn
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THE INTELL1GENCER AND MIR. RANDOLPH.
Since ito dis'0cdton the Intelligsncer Is ia con-
stpnt ogonp Poor thing, 1t 10 TO be pidedn No pun.
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IN CHANCERY-lu Powhatan County Court, May
Al the 10TH 1880:
Josiah Cosby and Mary Bsgby, widow and reIict of
Geo. Bagby' deceased, formerly Mary Cosby, Pltfs.
Gabriel AIinier and Nancy his wife, Josepb M;nter
and Elizabeth his wife, Charles Cosby Overton Cosby.
William Henry Cosby, Richard NJ. Cosby, Archibald
Cosby, Abner Cosby and Martha Cosby, DeNs
This day came the plaintiffs, by john W. Nash. Ed.
their attorney, and filed their bill; and the defendants
not having entered their appearance and given secur.
Court, and it appearing the ction Of the Court
that they are not inhabitants of this Commonwealth: On
the motion OF the plaintiff. by their attorney the Court
tbs third Wednesday in August next, and answer the
bill Of the plaintiffs; and that copy OF this order be forth.
with inserted in some newspaper published in the CITY
OF Richmond, for two months sue and that an
other copy be posted the front door of the courthouse
OF this county, for two successive court days.
Copy. Tese,
June 4. S-wSwT II. F. GRAVES ID n
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-07-30

Do. OF oil CLOTH printed or painted, so cts. do.
DO. binding. So cents every dollar OF the cost
Carriages Of all descriptions, aud parts thereof $50
every 800 Of the cost.
Carriage springs for do 80 every dollar of the
Do. laccs for trimming. IS cts. on do
Cast steel, $50 cents for liz pounds.
Castor-o 40 cents per galon equal TO so cents upon
every dollar Of the cost.
Chairs, fancy and Others 30 cents on do.
Chisel sockets 30 cents every dollar OF the cost
Cinnamon, % cents pound, which is than its
first cost.
Chocolate, ! cents pound
Cphering states for schools 80 l3 cents every dol
lar OF the cost.
Clothing. ready made so cents OH every dollar OF the
cost. A fine cloth coat in London costs from Sl2 90
TO SIG 80; here il costs from 10 to $40.
Coffee cents pound To be reduced after the 3 st
Dec. 1880, to cents, and after the 3lst Dec. 1881,
to 1 cent
Cocoa, cents pound. To be reduced after the 3lst
Dec. 1880, to l cent.
Copperas, near two cents per pound, (S2 per cwt.)
Cotton goods, whether plain or cooured, such as cam
brics ginghams, checks leno. book muslin, stripes,
chnzes, callicoes, jaconct, prints, sheetings, SC
as follows:
Ii they low priced, such suit poor people, and
cost from TO 10 cents per square yard the tax is
81 cents TO us cents on every dollar Of the cost.
III they of middlng quality, fit for people i'm mid
ding circumstances, and cost from III cents to %
cents per square yard the tax is 35 TO 10 cents
every dollar of the cost. But
III they high priced, such only the rich af-
ford 10 wear and cost from 35 cents to dollar and
upwards per square yard, the tax is only 25 cents
on each dollar OF the cost
Cut glass. such decancrs tumblers, wine glasses
salt-cears dishes, bowls, pitchers, sc. So upon
every $40 of the est, beside cents per pound
weight.
Cutting for farmers, 40 cents for every dollar
of the cost.
This is merely the A. b. C. of the business. We
shall go with the list and after il is completed we
should like calculator, who has family of ten
persons TO furnish with detailed list of the taxes he
actually pays under the present rates upon the articles
by u.s. II is in this manner the people can
have their eyes opened and be enabled to that they
are not much better off than the English
DUfr
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NIRGiNlA-m Chancery--At Rules taken in the
Clerks Office Of the Court of Prince Edward. on
the 7th day of June, 1890
Otis Williams and Hety Williams formerly Sayler
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-08
Ladies' and. Chihlren'S Bef
Real Buttiing ( eN"r'

gSNIiE subscriber has on hand a" s''O'' n, V
/ pa;gne and claret @inc'' among "'G, r,.,.. r.
Blanc de Grave, Madeira, &c ot ms own 'n'' ,,,s
London porter, Ilibber's brown SOU. W.
Newburg. and Philadelphia, GeorGs'o"n a r',i "a
ira ale and porter; bottled crab e'de'' 81" ',,.
and l,s,illedvnegar. Csrks OF various pun
Cash given for old bottles. ,..,.fs
~ Dying and securing continue .a.', "s.
NIB Orders for any Of, the ABOVE s'.', ,a.,,l.:
attended to, either for home or a'f'ai' osts I,
mates 20 which vessels may be po'"' :a..,, ~
some importance 10 commanders ""' ~
cabin stores being thus preserved. r,,..,,,- vll
ns 80 Columbian G.ze,,e, Georse'osa, WIS VS.
Republican, Virginia Gazette, warren'1.n, !. .,
ingtonian, I.eesburs, will publish TIC -'0''
send their accounts to this Office.
June $1,000"
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By tie Work IS Tie .lri,st k,.o,..

nv tfC ~ Ot 10 t6G .STItSf h.o,..
ID J. StLVErAT returns his thanks % -
& for the very liberal encouragement VIII Puol;
received, and informs them tia, he still III
conduct the Dysinssand S;ouriag the
thu plan pursued by Charmakers, but excl Ae
the manner Of an artist long experienced IN ale
ness. Those who may favor him VIII. ,hr, ca. IT,
may rest assured that no pains shall be snarGd
der complete satisfaction in the work done h, W. TT
Silk, cotton, woolien, thread and lace Iyei ,."'
Tor that may be desired. at the shottes, ro,;c. O.
colors warranted TO remt'n permanent. u,ri,,,i Ns
blesched perfectly white, without the slVb,,,
to the borders. ~!
Two apprentices, from II to &c years of -. .-
be taken to the above business. None n,sG -. ~
but those who can come we'll recommend, WI
The subscriber continues 10 keep an ss,,,.r,..
the choicest Vines, n his 0Yn importation II,
psigne, Claret, Vim Blanc lie Graye. Old po, '.i
Hsdeirs; also, Loudon Porter, Hilbert Brou, 50.
Albany philadelphia, Georgetown and Ale1.ri - !,
and Porter. bottled Crab Cider and good y,,r, ~
negsr; superior Velvet Bottlins Corks Al,o w. ~
Water and Rose Water for sale As above '-
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may 14-6m'

! safe and certain remedy for those obstinate d's
eases some Of Which have long batled the skill OF
medical science:
Ist White sweIlings of every description
Cd Sore legs and ulcers Of long stsndng
Sd schrrus or gIsndu!ar tImors, particularly those
hardened tumors in women's breasts, which oen'ines
terminate in liberated Cancers:
4,h; Feions, or what some people know By the name
of catarrhs, Of every description.
sth Rheumatic pains of the joints.
9th. sprans and bruises Of every description. or in
whatever part situate
7h letters of all kinds--in this complaint the pa
tent in applying the ointment, must keep the part Out
Of water.
9Th Chilblaiis or parts effected b, frost.
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Sugar Yea. Coffee. &c.

n 81. DOUGLAS have jus, received well ~'..
~ ed assortment If
GROCERIES. Viz:
so hads anl tirrcr. sugar. of VARIOUS 9uaai,i
SIS hhds, ,ierces, and bbls I,olasses, Of 10
10 packages of teas, gunpowIcr, Im9Gsl, 81
young hyson, OF fine qusi'y
1000 lbs loaf sugar, Of different nunhc,s
20 bags best and common coffee
SfLT-Loose and IN sacks
SPF'ES-E Embracing pepper, aip'ce, 7ry;
cloves, nutmegs, Cinnamon, mace, 80
SPIRITS French brandy, iio!'-ni gG, l.1.i.
Antigua, and New England run
UTNES -Malers, Lisbon. port, malaga, as;.or,
of them very low priced.
DIES Indigo, ccpperas, msldcr, logco,, ie;,
alum. &C
EPSON S4LTS ola superior quality
SNEFF-Le,pcr, Garrett, Y LOrlllars Mactiba
PAPER-wrtipg and wrapping; tobacco sid,
mustard, cheese, tig blue gunpowder, shot bat osl
birthstone, salt petre, NC &C the whole oiShc1g
willsell wholesale and retail. 90 very moer.tetrrA
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FiyeVuNdrea VoXIars Reward
stop TIE THIEF!


II ANAw AY from the subscriber, living near upper
IL ville FauGuer county. Virginia on the 18th june
1929, negro man (wagoner) named
SANFORD,
about "a or Is years of age about feet or 10
high, of dark copper COLOR stout across the ofeas,
and shouders-with Tong hands and ingers ana
very long feet. about II inches he Stops little IN
his carriage his knees Startling forward his nose Is
longer than ordinary, his mouth WIDE and his under
lin thick and turned downwaras lie has scar on one
OF his fore fingers jus, adjoining the first Jo'nt' occa'
stoned BY the cut ola scythe, and Larger one on MS
elbow occasoned by putting stone III The cart. "hen
spoken to ne has rather down look.
SANFORD took with him S7} OF the subscribers
money and has. no lou5t changed his clothing, nav
ing left most of his Clothes behind lie rode on one
of the wagon horses, which having been RECLAIMED u"
the neighborhood of Bittietown, beyond the Blue
Ridge, makes it probable that he made avs WAY 70
Pennsy vana, through the neghborhoodsot tfedericS-
town or Hagers,own. The wagon -addie ana oril'e
which he took with him have not ocen heard OF.
Whoever Ill secure said slave, and more especially
the forged pass which have reason To believe he his
that get him again, salirece"e the ABOVE
and all reasonable expenses if brought home
JAMES LAKE.
UppaviAe, Fduguiercounfy. Ia
may 1i-6ms
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NayiA Maetin

Has list received, and offers for sale,
y NGlIsH editions Of the following works, VIZ;
a Nicholson's new Carpenters Guide, an improved
and enlarged edition, e1plal"ed in In@ h"n and
Practice by numerous engravmgsi Nv 4,o
rcrru,on's Lectures on seec, subjects in Mocha
MICS, IIydrosta,ics, Pneumatcs Optics and As,
tronomy; a new and mprovel edition adapted
70 the nresen, state of Science: " 8vo
w,verly Novels, new edition, with the Authors
Notes, elegant engrav'ngs
Robertson's History If Charles Fifth, lv Svo
seize, Works of The British Poets, with Biogra'
phicai and Critical prefsces BY DIR. A'k'n' IN
1v 8vo
Arabian Nights Entertainments, in " limo
Classic Tales. comprising Rasselas, Vicar OF Wake,
field. Paul and Virginia, Elizabeth, Castle OF
Otranto. Gulliver's Travels Sentimental Jour
nev, &c. complete in " l2mo
GUYS Poke, Cyclopedia, 9th edition. enlarged
and improved
Randai's History of England. in which the most
remarkable events are illustrated by numerous
symbolical engravings; in Nv limo
The National Portrait Gallery OF ll'ustrous ana
Eminent per,snages of the 18Th Century en-
rravet on steel, with memoirs OF each
Illustrations Of Shakespeare Plays
Chapone & GreI-ory's Letter, Evenings az Home
Burke on the Sublime and beautiful, &c &c
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UnviA Martin
Has jest receirsd and offers for 4


DAR Of fIGH1S; or Table the R,I,,.ysr..
portions actually existing between tie v,,i' !,
Foreign Commercial Countries and,hose oi,hc Ir,I
States: embracing other weight, information pW
b Barney, late Naval Officer otthe POI, II BaIus.,
The "proprIetor" OF these Tables having, .or ~.
years, been aware of the great utility that av,
would be to the merchant, engaged in fur,irr,."
merce, as well US in disseminating the inio,H.,.
contains still more generall. and Cccup, my Ssh, "A
for considerable time, asituat.on whcr, lie & ,1,-
~ met with difficulty, and in various ns,arc,s rr,i
II utterly mprsc'icahie to obtain any thing lie as.
factory knowledge of the relative pvopo.to, 4.
eomnerciai ueighfs of L!frent fyegn caea.',is. !;
GnGs and places bore 20 I use Of the Uri,L s,,.,
he has been induced t. undertake this work: .rl a.,
ccives, thai b. offering 1t in its prcsen, torm dn.s.
of all cx,raneous matt, =, thereby r,nltrIgnLsL,
Ky. of course less costly. itw,l be found tie nor,
ceptabIc. 2uE&-g
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William Fowle & Go.

HAVE ~ Stone ron SALE,
75ohc,ts }Young Tyson Tea, Sumntra cargo
70 half chettsS OF approved qua''5'
q chests extra quality do
60 small chests 1unpowder aud .mPer'ai 90
90 iihds 81. Crox sugars
10 bag, Calcutta do
50 do Rio coffee
$50 do Sumatrs pepper
Shalt pipes Sicily Madeira Wine, InSha" "d
1907 casks other nfands
tn casks
H.lfpipes and quarter casks Rico Madeira do
Quarter casks MARGINS madeira do
50 baskets Deveu's sparkling champagne
20 pipes } brandy, sclgneits and other
obelfn,esS brands
pipes superior Holland gin
Is hhis New Oreansrnm
80 baskets Bordeaux salad oil
II tons st. Petersburg hemp
200 coils cortlage. assorted sizes
Is do MANILA do
s bales Bridport shad and herring tw'ne
Bales of sewing and shop do
sou pieces choppas
IS bales brown meetings
Russia, raven'sand halt duck
10 bales soft sheed almonds
80 barrels prime beef
700 tasks nails and brads, assorted sizes
$50 sacks liverpool filed sacks fine salt
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WAsn1Noroy, Jan. 22d, 1879.

wAsnINaroN, Jan. 22d, 1879.
S1n-lt has been my wish for considerable timt
TO communicate 20 YOU the good effect with which
have used the ointment invented by Mr. Judkns
and which I now undo rs,and i, msde and sold b,
agcntsapponted by yourself have applied this ONT
ment during the last three years to every species OF
tumour and wound, without failure to produce cure
in every instance. consider IT the most decided and
efficient remedy 10 all cases of tumour, be the cause
what it may, and have found nothing 30 good tor
wounds Of any description II may be proper To add
that the cure of tumour called White Swelling, given
over by the distinguished physicians, rs Incura
ble and which they decided would, without anputa
tion prove fatal to the patient, was under my inne
date notice, effected by the use Of Judkns ointment
and the patient is in fine hea!'h-Hs lmo affected
BY the tumour being restored to perfect state OF
soundne.s. Also thst the leg Of an aged man which
had been wounded, and exhibited one dreadiuly III
cerated surface from the knee TO the foot and which
for more than two years. had been considered ncurs.
BILE; was eifectually cured by the application OF Jud.
kns Ointment. mention these two cases, which tell
ciled evidence Of the efficacy of this remedy in cases
cidedly the good effect of this remedy in the cure OF
Feons, and of every species of fresh wound hscems
to me that any who will observe on the operation
of this ointment must be satisfied as to its beneficial
effect ! can with the utmostconidence recommend
the use of this valuable remedy.
arm, Sir, very respectfully,
JOHN TALIAFERRO.
To Mr. Charles Herstons, Proprietary
Of Judkins' Ointment, near frcde
ricktown, Md.