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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-06-29

EHoRTY DOLLARS REWARD The sub.e1ibor'.
a sable was broken open on Thursday night the
l0,h inst, anda large Bay Horse stolen. His hind
feet whie-has saddle spos-msrked with gear-very
full maip divides each side Of the neck-bare foot
ed. Ho is natural PAGER, but trots well in harness,
and carries his head very much projected out. He il
about FIVE feet, FIVE inches high, ten years old and
nicked. will give twenty dollars for the thief and
twenty dollars for the horse.
CURTIS CARTER.
Herico, June 25. H-6t
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VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE

VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE
subscriber DESTROYS OF selling his plantation
II Mellon Courthouse. This tract Of land contains
three hundred acres, including ten lots in the
town Of LovingsoD. The buildings large and con-
venieD. and are well calculated either for public
private house, being situated the main street, pass
ing through the town, and il the public road leading
from Charlottesville TO Lynchburg. The stables are
large, containing about hundred stalls. The land
is well supplied with timber, which IL scarce in the
neighbourhood, and is very valuable. fur her de.
scripon Of the land is deemed unnecessary. ] will
sell either Tor cash. or credit accommodating terns
the payments being secured.
Loving atom, MAY 81. 1T WM. I'll. DIGGES.
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LOST.

LOST.
a BUNCH continuing Six or Eight Keys, confined
iA-by steel Riug-Two OF them very small
One brass Key. They were Lost between tine Town
oil Manchester and Mr.. Gregorys Tavern, Chesterfield,
on the Road leading TO Goodies Bridge. The finder
wiz be Iibrralys rewarded by returning them to tn
o"Der.-Enquire at this Office.
June 20. I2,
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EBUBItC SALE.--I shall sell at Public Auction,
VI for Cash, at King William Courthouse, on Mon.
day the 10Th Of July next, desirable little ESTATE,
containing about no Of Lrnd late the property Of
Thos. ". Grymes, Esq.-This Land lies the Pa
mupky River, within a short distance Of the Piping
Tree The improvements consist Of handsome,
substantial, two story framed Dwelling House with the
necessary out houses orchards, &cThc sale will take
place =, IL o'clock. WM. holland, Adm'or
June 4. S-tds OF e. b. Berkeley.
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Lieutenant Robert b. Randolph states that the amount
oil money received by him, left by Mr. Tmberlake wa,
upwards OF eleven thousand dollars of the amount of
which he has private memorandum, and that he never
received from those who counted the money, or others
any inventory or memorandum of the amount of money
or public property left by Mr.. Tmberske. His mem.
orandum is da'ed 3lst March, 1923 This money he
paid away in the discharge Of Mr. Timberake's debts
All the men discharged at Port Mahon aud entered up
OF iimoer'akes payroll were paid out OF this money.
All the men discharged there, discharged upon
Iimberlakes payroll. He paid other debts of Timber
oeriake's at Port Mahon, but does recolect to
whom; his account current will show. Timbcrlake's
money was all exhausted at Port Mahon, and to paw off
me SHIPS bills he had TO borrow thousand dollars at
Port Mahon Of the Dutch Consul. All the papers of
Iinberlake public and private, were mixed together
and were put into the iron chest On the arrival Of the
ship in Boston, he packed all these papers in trunk
which he brought TO Washington and delivered 70 IT.
Watkins. Fourth Auditor. He Afterwards, in company
with Mr. Neal selected the private papers, and gave
recolect which. MIR. Undertakes private account
hook, square book covered with red morocco he gave
to Mrs Timberlske. himself. He none of tho
private letters they put up in several packets,
tied with red tape and sealed and endorsed prf.
yae letters, in Mr.. Timberlake's hand writing. He
knows nothing Of Mr. Undertakes SEAL except that he
had one-nevsr among his papers that he recol-
lects.
He had nothing 10 with TmberI4ke's slops; he me-
yer used or issued of them. They were all sur
Veyed ana returned to the public store at Boston.
None Of Mr. Timberlake's debts at Gbralter were
paid out Of the money left by him; they all paid
out o! money drawn from The agent there.
lie knows uothiDg in relation TO the mutation of Mr.
Undertakes leerbcok; he does not reeoect ever TO
have seen II among his papers.
Timbeiakes last book, in which he kept the officers
private account, he has recollection Of ever seeing
lie cannot tell what has become of il.
No inquiry made Of him in relation In Timber.
lakes money property, by the Fourth Auditor or n
ny OF his clerks, at the settlement Of lis accounts and
he doris not Tecollect 10 have heard any thing about IL;
nor was the existence Of any inventory ever mentioned
to him IN the office Nor did he hear in the Office
Of any private letters roo Maj Eaton, others found
among the papers Of Mr. TimberlAke.
Thus far this statement was made in the presence Of
the Fourth Auditor. Second Comptroller, and Com Pat
terson, taken down by the fret named read TO Lieut..
oph, and by bin assened to correct the 18th
OF Feb, 1880
o. the 18Th, Lieut. Randolph called on the Fourth
Auditor, and in really 10 question, stated that of
Mr.. Timberake's private sold by him: that
the chest containing his goods nailed up at the time
Of bis death and opened until the ship arrived In Bos
ton, where they opened and sold by order Of the
Navy Department.
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nISSOLUTION OF CO-PA RTNERSHIp-The
~ co-parinersbip Of Armstesd & McCraw, was this
day dissolved by mutual consent All those who have
claims against the concern, will present them 10 John
Armistead & Son for payment, and those indebted will
make immediate payment TO them, longer indulgence
will not be given. JOHN ARMIsTEAD.
hill McCRAw.
june i. IO-1w
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RICHMOND, VIRGINIA, TUESDAY, JUNE 80, 1880.

NOTICE.-The Subscriber will resume the duties
i " Of his School, the LIST July. The course OF
studies will be preparatory to College, embracing tho
rough instruction in the Ancient Languages, and Ma
thematics.
Particular attention will be paid the morals and de-
pertinent Of those entrusted TO my charge.
Tuition in the highest branches, Sl2 so
Common English branches, 10 %
Board in the most respectable families, per
month, exclusive of washing, 6
The heal,hluness OF its location, the refined and
raj society," and the cheap rates Of Board and Tuition
render Boydion very eligible sight for Literary In
stituion OF this, have sufficient proof in its hav.
ing been selected the seat OF Randolph Macon Col
lege.
The Session will be closed by examination the
let and 81 December.
Those wishing to send would do well to enter early,
that no time may be lost and the subscriber may he Ger
arrange hi. classes. Payment will be exaced only from
the time Of entrance. JOHN J. WYCHE, A. NJ.
N. B.-Instrucon will be given to such as desire it,
In the French and Spanish.
June a. l3-tl5'hJuiy
GJTThe Editors of the Norfolk Beacon, aud the Ra-
leigh S.ar are requested TO give thu above four inser
tons, and to send thoir accounts TO the Sub.criber at
Boydton.
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WRElNG about TO leave the country, ! have appoint
- ell William Leigh, Esq my attorney n fact 10 act
for me in all cases whatsoever. MIR. Thomas A. Nor.
ton will continue 10 transact the buzness Of the Bizarre
Estate. JOHN RAN DOLPH OF Roam Ike.
June Is. lin
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II. r. A. =. Vslete states that after the death Of
Mr.. Tnbeflake, lac received verbal order from Com.
Patterson to have inventories taken OF all property left
Randolph and ne thinks Mr. Amasa Psine, MIR. Lord,
and probably Mr.. Norman directions take the inven-
otes and al the same time gave Mr. Randolph The KEY
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Msy7. I'D SAMUEL GATHRIGHT. Jr.

HhINw1DDIE COURrHOUSE.-For rent or sale,
NJ large. excellent, and connexions two story
DWELLING HOUSE, with all requisite convenient
out houses-a new Garden neatly enclo'ed, including
Lot OF about six acres Of Land-a well adaped 10 the
accommodation OF professional Gentleman, with fami
ly, or respectable Mccharir who wishes a desirable
and profitable stand Tor exiensve country business and
place where valuable timber, Of every desci ion,
be had, the lowest terms. The situation is high,
airy, and healthy. blessed with the best spring waier,
and excellent society.-lt is the Establishment,
recently occupied by Captain Thomas Field, who made
most OF the improvements situation aso affords
the mos, haiering encouragement for large Country
School; and previous 10 tho time Of Captain Field,
Academy was kept there, which attended by about
hundred pvpils.-All the land is we'll enclosed and
laid off in different lois for cultivation and grazing
For terms, apply 10 the Subscriber, living the
Courthouse. THOMAS THWEATT.
June is. 12-6t
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&S0 REwARD-R Runaway from the subser,-
70 NV her living in The city of Richmond,
Monday, the 10Th of April, ick boy named Walker
16 IL years fase he is straight and well made has
rather prominent peaked nose and full eyes, he
taken ont of Tobacco Factory (of which he is
ry ond) and for The last his exclusive work has
been that of dning.room servant and at any thing
else, seems to he perfect novice. He had when
he went away gray Casinct Coat and Pantaoons ard
Wascoat OF the same, but he had other cloths which
perhaps he may have substituted for then. Mr.. Plea
sant Winson's boy, Charles, went oil about the
time that alker did, Charles is free the age OF 81
and has only years TO serve. He is about Walkers
size, but Ii gbter complicated, well made, shrewd and
artfu his mother lives in Petersburg: ii il than
probable that Walker and Charles together they
great crones and, il not lurking about Peters
burg, perhaps have been taken off by boatman
TO Lynchburg where Charles has paid visits be-
fore will give the above reward il taken out of this
Common ath, and secured in any Goal so that get
him again, and twenty-five dollars II within the State,
md Twenty miles from the City Of Richmond. Mas
ters Of vessels are orwarned from carrying Oft said
Runaway at their peril.
May7. I23-d SAMUEL GATHRIGHT, Jr.
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EISRESH DRY GOODS.-In anticipation of their
IA general advertisement, the subscribers inform
their customers and other purchaser that they have
received by the last arrivals from philadelphia New
York and Boston, one hundred and eighty packages,
Fresh american, British and French Drv Goods i'm
which are included their importation from Eng
land (via New York; consisting, in part of the follow
ing articles:
Extra blue. black, brown, olive, and olive brown,
London Cloths
do blue black, drab, mkt fancy mi and la do
cassmeres
Plain and fancy white London MarseilIes quiltings
White and cooured ground chintz printed do. do. do.
Plain bull Tsnett.-A beautiful as .ortmen mt of the
newest styles OF prns--Fancy checked, striped and
Adrianopie Cd new style ginghams; A, "a and Cd
cambria and iaconet muslins-white bordered cravas
very superior and MKT and striped linen and cotton
driiisTher assortment is very good, and will in
had. F. s. E,JAMES e. Co
April 49, II6-u Market Square,
NEEDICAL INSTITUTE OF PHILADELPHIA.
on Monday the 9th day of April, and end on the
Saturday preceding the first Mondly OF November
The month OF August is a vacation.
NATHANIEL CHAPMAN, Nj. Don the practice
Of Medicine.
VIM. p. DEVICES. M. Don Midwifery
THos. HARRIS, M. d., Surgeon u. S. Navy.-On
Operative Surgery.
SAML.JAcKsoN, NJ. Don Materia NIedica.
VIM. T.. HoRNER, NJ. Don Anatomy.
JNo. X. MITCHELL, NJ. Don Chemistry.
JOHN BELL, NJ. Don the institutes of M edicine
and Medical Jurisprudence.
HUGH l.. HODGE, NJ. Don the Principles Of Sur
gerry. w. +. HORNER, Sec'ry,
263 Chestnut Street.
Philadelphia, April lI4-3m
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MARSHAL'S SALE.-Pursuant TO a Decree
1v1of the Superior Court Of Chancery for the vii.
ismsburg District, in cause therein depending, pro.
nonneed the Sh day Of February, 1880 between Hen.
ry Elloe and Elizabeth lis wife, and the said Etloe
guardian OF Virginia, Catharine, and JUL. Travis,
pltfs
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guardian OF Virginia, Cstharine, and JUL. Travis
Pitts.
Richard l.. Moore and Susan his wife, Virginia. Cath
ne, ard Julia Travis, infants. the said Caharine and
Juilab by Thomas o. Cogbill their guardian assigned,
Isha proceed to SELL before the Courthouse door of
James City County, in the City Of Williamsburg, on
Monday the l2,h day OF July next, being Court day,
The following property to wit:
tract Of land, part of Jane stown Island
to contain eight hundred whole being Jane.
river low grounds, OF fine quality.
large and coMmodious two story Dutch ROOTED
house, in the City of Williamsburg, and the lots attach
ed, on which the late Samuel Travis resided at tbs
time OF his death.
And also a small rac, Of land in James City County,
within one half mile Of the City OF WILLIAMSBURG
called the Hobby, supposed TO contain 100 acres.
The terms will be follows. for the tract Of land in
Jamestown Island credit Of one two three four and
I'VE years, the iour last carry from
the end OF one year from the day Of SALE and the in
terest to be paid annually For the houses and los in
the City of Williamsburg, credit for one half ill
the LIST day Of January, 1881, and for the other half
credit till the ls day Of January 1882 And for the
piece OF land called the Hobby, credit of one two and
three years. the two last payments 70 carry interest from
est TO be paid annually Bond and security and deed
otrust to be taken the property sold to secure the
payment OF the purchase money.
CHAS. l.. WINGPIELD, NJ. 8. c. c. wp
Williamsburg, May 81. 4-tds or hi. deputy
ToTTON YARN.-Virginia- Union Facfory-
" situated II miles below Charlottesville, on the
mail stage road, leading from that place Richmond
The proprietor have hitherto forborne to solicit pub
lie attention to this establishment, owing to the circum
stance OF the portion Of machinery in operation being
so limited, as TO be insufficient supply the orders Of
those with whose Custom il favored in the outset
The superior quality of the Yarn, they can now conf
IDENTIFY say has been fully tested ami proven by expe
rience; and having procured such additional stock
oil machinery as TO justify the expectation. that they
will be enabled to keep stock on hand, sufficient to
supply all orders which they may in future be favored
WITH they are induced respectfully to solicit more
extended share OF public patronagewi,h assurance
that the article shalt at all times be furnished on the
most moderate and reasonable termH.-All order. d.
rected to Union Mills Post Office, Fluvanna county,
lVa.) shall be promptly attended to-and tho Yarn de-
vsred either at the establishment, deposited in its
vicinity on the Three Chopt Road, for the purpose of
being conveyed by Wagons, return from Richmond
or conveyed by water navigation, may its des-
tnation.
TIMBERLAKE & J. & J. B. MAGRUDER
Jan. l6. sS ~
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DICULOUS CALCULATION

We all cav VIVA, eff rus were made in 2s and 80 to
elect Mr.. Adams by The force OF 6gutes-and how
completely all these silly calculations dissipAed
by The voice OF the peopie-It is scarcely to be be
ieYsd, thH this exploited system Of tactics i. TO be
Drought again into r,quisi'ioD, and that table.
showing Ire pfobabl, re-u Of the Presid initial
Election, Is already marsbaed iorih in the cause OF
Mt Clay IL the let were not already before our
eyes, we should d'credt the possibility Of s exi.iebce
we could not have supposed credible that any an
could b. infatuated 10 such process or
any Eiltos 90 sllly, d. TO republisb it, Yel, the ~
journal o. Commerce has actually brought forth such
sbsui dy in the share Of letter lion, w shin go.
and he n intilageDcer has followed .uit by rrpub
fishing The able, with Of lis communicable.
carlng, With lie n'ual juggling that s ho h,s been
an tnfotrn political friend # President JAckson'
Tiend! aud TO make out false tabIe-aye and TO
pubii.h i'll l1sead tf { lend, he must be on. OF
Those = merrepafy Swisy" OF party, or one OF hose
Gfub-S re- writer's, wFo sell their pen Tor bread f. !.
very clear, that no could do such Thing for Ipe
ough he might d. il for m0ney-or from rescDirnen,
We speak thus p iny because thi' l. he day of (oy
soies aud Jdbrientions, and josucal contrv Snces,
and corrupt corres onienCe of III Of bde nom
au'i obe ~ er'd sn3 OF bdse uefers ldy to throw
IL intocircu' alton
Tbi' uniform friend Of President Jackson" OF
course eiecs MI. clay giving him LAG votes and
Gep. Jack4ou ll5 He trsrsf.rs {, Mr.. Cav all ill.,
vyot's OF blaine OF New York (New Yo k, eve, o.
New fo'k lO votes IL M'cyl,nd, aod every vote la
Loui-iafa Kshtufky, Missouri Illinois, I,,,an, adj
Ohio and This too, 10 the very lace Of ih fact ths mo-,
two years sgo, the Coalition did NOT receive s,sI
yoie beyond lie nounain' But bis Calculation nbon,
New York IL sufficient TO damn his whole TsbIe--s,d
~ l. curious 20 - how he makes lie out The NC
srfbed friends e III late Mr.. Clinton the ptosc,inSd
FedcTaiss oi New York The great annfna-onic class
he ificn # TIC American System, tie fisnd4 n lie
Since writing the above, received The u s. et az
te 't which seems 10 know this wollprocaais s.
od scfhe S political s~iss about the tnc Of Gen oset n
PrWcssedy his fend aud openrouthod Eulogtp
pOntsd ~ is hopes Of office, his pretenons hav RANCID
rom the rrndo OF foreign mission, down
ang ece.say TO raise tho wind, he goes tho mar
sS ses =; e. w.'h'Ss OG &C. s.d
VOCATION SUI calls This man az uocrm feod" Of Gen T.
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COAfNU.NTC4TED.

To augustine l.. Dabney Esq Candidate for The
Sendforiaf District IF King & Queen, SC. &c.
Hif: ne spirit oil Henry Clay. which is wonder.
fully infused into most of his leading supporters-wbicL
suffers nothing 10 pass that may seem 10 favour the Al
nnistration OF Gen Jackson-and which iahcaas f.lse
noois ana perverts TRUTH with magical adroitness and
iacly is pursuing you with its accustomed zeal and
inslousness under the disguise of ga freebooter of
King s. Green" ~
Pity, indeed is that you should have lost the conf
oence oil ms worthy irceholder by frank expression
oil your political sen iments and opinions i'm answer TO
gentlemen whose responsibility, independent Of The
relation III which they stood TO YOU commanded your re-
spec;ini attention Greater is the pity, tia, this worthy
should be driven TO the miserable and hacknied trick III
crocodile partizans, which from the frequency of Tia
practice, OF late, is too well understood by those ON
whom il is intended TO operate, to effect the mischief de-
signed.
When these patriots! q the tools of their preat
patron have marked worthy victim and determined N
ocr him as sacrifice TO their Great Spirit thew set nm
ugubrous howl which 10 tho inc xperienced ear sound
ike mixed cuphony OF joy and regret for some denart
ed excellence in the character they intend 10 immediate
But he who has watched their VS. is not 10 he tbs IL
ceived lie knows that all this is ony TO palliae Tho
WRONG ncsgned-on to cover the assassin with the
mantle OF charity and oveIt is the reauem of Cant
bal, over the human being he intends to leyour
have not so much as knowledge of your person.
AMI, II did rot believe myself much freebolder
oil King Queen this sponde MT of ,ours shouIJ
not take the liberty address You on the present occ
sion. My object is as much to caution YOUR district a.
gainst this pestientia" spirit that is sneakinp tro,oh
tins whole Union; and would bring into its train "war
ana to express decided conviction that tho
design, language and character of that letter all point
to ITS author, with infaible certainty.
Though neither freebooter nor resident In vour die
icl' oeheve myself as much entitled to that relation
as your correspondent | shall not claim H. But bo
content WIN an expression of much rcspect for your
character, private and public; and wish that the rof
s OF your district may put you far beyond the reach of
your "W-g Correspondents" whether he he a real
or pretended "Freeholdor of King.& Quecn,'
Yours, &c.
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ron THE ENQUIRER

To HE Electors If br Sfae District co,,pos,d of IN,
Count IF James city York, and the GIN n M
Hdmsburg.
My CoUNrRYMEN Thu official snnunria'ion b.,
the Chief Magistrate Of the CONN onyeal A. tbs, n, .
sew " spenied Constitution bss been ason'ci bv a
Iargs majorlty Of the vo'ors The S'sts viii inn o.
upon you. 10 the mnfh Of Octoher nest, duiy W.
der the law, 10 select a-utw your feprrsen'stiou ~
s at Iegisla'ure. corges'ns'e YOU The ado .'ii
Of the Constitution, because believe IT, the cor,er'.
nss Of its piincples that il powers al qlate IA
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A VOTER OF VIRGINIA.


- n nepinpented and perfect Gold Washing Machine.
Company Gentlemen, acquainted the Aria and
ogy have invented and with the ono of tho rst
ohan'cks OF ne have operation MopEL or 81.
ShiNs roE W.nSc OF GoLo-onl which more perfse,
han any thing Of tho Kind in this country
", consequence of which, they 10 oo;irv tho
ing benefited thereby. NFF''-"'y VI w.
Among the aud incacuable advantages arc tho Coin
mhchlno discovo ~ few whether or not
moro any S1 ~ the soil snd epa",os the purified Gold
kinh oi substance such
without the of Chemical process and without Is;a. ~,
soge atom Of the Gold contained soundand the rsdity
'o macino - greni, that wash immense
OF ground tho course of tho daynnd IN the proportion OF Tho
power employed which may I've either mar horse water or
so 10 tho proportion will he the quantity washed.
Ownuts Land containing Gold
they wish 10 make Of tho machine do 40 Inv so
nicsng 10y mail paying postaee other of lilo d,oos or
NO conpanio wit owls Eisennnger, Richmond Virginia
Ritter No 1853, North Second Street Phluep ars
make
liberal proportion OF tc moi
dsposod IN contact any os considering fair won
they say no profit, pay.
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SKETCHES OF Gross MALveRsArroN- eoniisu.
e. We request he reoder's attention to ne eross
n""Se ~ the Public Mones in ease # ag,os bin.
aIegrdegtA 20 The list adnlinistration F-...-.',e
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The Editor of the N. V Courier ascribes the letters
OF CWhus to a particular gentleman in the city OF
washington. The Baltimore Patriot does not DENY il
positively but tells the Courier guess agan."-s
the Patriot aware Of the mischief il II doing to that gen
ueman!-(we orbear naming him for The presenD-Is il
aware o. at 1t Is thus lending countenance to an idea
Iha ms gentleman is capable of fabrca the grossest
iasehoods and assassinang characters in the dark
ror our own parts, We confess should Weld with
reluctance TO any such impress on: Not for pub
nc but Tor private reasons Not because we should
view as politicians, but because il would add Que of
those dark chapters to our knowledge of Human Ma.
ture which we should much regret 10 see wrtten- We
peg me Patriot, therefore, for variety OF reasons TO
contradict without any qualification tho confident
tons OF the N. " Courier