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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-06-11
VERY VALUABLE ESTATE.

VEKY NALUA T..
NMTILL be sold TO the CHEST bidder at public auc-
Wv ton, at Halifax Court House, on Monday the
2Sh day of June next (heing Court day. if fair, il not
the next fair day, tract o land lying in the County OF
Halifax, Banist-r River. containing by late survey
1885 8 acres 1908 l.S Of which fret rate low
grounds, belonging to the Estate OF Edmund rby dec
large portion OF the low ground 10 completely drained,
and has been for the last years in regular and pre-
gressve state of Improvement This tract is said TO be
among the fines, estates ia the Couniy Judges Of
the opnin that 80 hands he worked TO advantage
it, One fourth Of the purchase money will be required
the 18th December next with interest from the day OF
sale The other three iourths on aud years credit
from the day of sae-bonds with approved Security,
and deed OF trust the land will be required OF the
purchaser-The title shall be satisfactory and COM
petePossesson given the LIST day OF January next,
with the privilege OF seeding crop OF small grain in
the fall. w. r. JOHNSTON,
LEW JONES,
Administrators of Edmund Irby dec.
April ID. 1l6--tds
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YALuARLE PROPERTY FoR SALE

VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.
Tuyhe subscriber IL DESTROYS OF selling his plantation at
n Nelson Courthouse Thistract OF land contains
three hundred acres including ten building lots in the
town of Lovingaon. The buildings are large aud
venicn aud afe we'll calculated either for public
private house, being situated the main street. pass
ing through the town, and IL She public road leading
from charlottesville TO Lynchburg. The stables
large, containing about hundred stalls The land
IL we'll supplied with timber, which is scarce in the
Deghboufhood, aud IL very valuable. further de
scripdon Of the land is deemed unnecessary. I will
sell either for cash, credit, accommodating terms
the payments being secure.
Loyingsion, Ma Fl. III WM. II. DlGGES.
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May 81.

NNTHlTE MARSH FOR SALE.-Tbe Subscriber
Wv is authorised by the heirs and distributes of
Mary NJ p c. Rootes, deed. TO make sale of that valu-
able estate in The county of Gloucester and state of Y
GINA, called WHITE MARSH, supposed TO contain
about two thousand acres 1909 of which are first rate
Low Grounds; and the Hills of the best sualiiy in that
section of country minute description of this Estate
is unnecessary, ii certain that persons disposed to
purchase will examine il particularly they ae invited
TO do so, and Mr.. A. Smith the Manager, residing on
the premises, is instructed TO show any gentleman who
desires it, every part of the Estate. will only add
that these Lands lay between Ware and Severn Rivers
and extending TO both, aording navigation vessels of
large burthen, and furnishing fish and oysters of the
best quality, and in great abundance. The improve
ments consist of large brick Dwelling House. with
four rooms floor, nearly new, and finished in the
best style; all necessary out houses, some of them
brick, AMI most of them new. The Low Grounds Law
In one compact body, Immediately in front of the house
without single break and every part 10 be seen from
the dwelling at single glance of the eye; they are fine
ly calculated for the production of Barley, Wheat In
dian Corn. Cotton Sci in fact this Estate is generally
acknowledged by all who have seen it, TO be the best
Of the extent and of the handsomcst in Wiz.
gnia
The time of payment will be made to suit the pur.
chaser, and the necessary number of hands to cultivate
the Estate, together with the stock of every kind farm
ing utensils, SC. will be sold with it, If required
May III. 1--wf JOHN TABB.
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HyRUSTEE'S SALE.--By virtue Of Deed of Trust
~ bearing d.e the 3lst July. 1929, and duly re-
orded in the off OF the County Curt OF Hanover,
and Hastings Court Tor the City OF Richmond, execut-
ed by tbe late DR.. james Lyons; shall We'd
nesJsy, the 10th day OF June next, offer for sale, by
public auction, the late residence OF said Lyons in
the County Of Hanover for cash. all the hoUseh hold end
kitchen furniture, embracing the uual variety all the
farming utensils Of every kind, all the horsc', cattle
hogs and sheep carriage aud harness. and carts
all the corn ESTIMATED at about 100 bbls) aud lod
der, aud every other article Of personal properly be
longing said Lyons, at the date Of the said Deed, TO
which reference is made for particular enume-
ration. And, II from any cause the whole Of said pro-
perry shall not be soll the ne and place aforesaid
will, on the day, in front Of the Bell Tavern, in
the city Of Richmond complete the sale thereo in like
manner, aud the same terms.
J g. WILLIAMS, lT,o.,...
J. W. BRoCKENBRoUGH, trustees
May 25 5-tds
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& En REWARD -Raoaway from the subscri-

& kA REWARD. Runaway from the subscri-
sB eIO Der living in the city OF Richmond, on
Monday the 10Th of April, black boy named Walker,
l6 l7years of age he is straight and well made has
rather prominent peaked nose and full eyes, he
taken out OF Tobacco Factory (of which he is
iond) and for the last years his exclusive work has
been that OF dnng-room servant, and at any thing
else, seems to he perfect novice. He had when
he went away gray Casinet Coat and Pantaloons ard
Wascoat of the same, but he had other cloths which
perhaps he may have substituted for then. Mr. Plea
SAINT Winston's boy, Charles went of about the
time that Walker did, Charles free the age OF 81
and has only years TO serve. He is about Walkers
size, but lighter complected well made, shrewd and
artiul, his mother lives in Petersburg il is than
probable that Walker and Charles together they
great cronies, and if lurking about Peters
burg, perhaps have been taken Oft by some boatman
to Lynchburg, where Charles has paid visits be-
fore. will give the above reward ii taken out OF this
Commonwealth, and secured in any Goal so that get
him again, and twenty-five dollars il within the State
and twenty miles from the City of Richmond. Mas
ters OF vessels are forwarned FROM carrying off said
Runaway at their peril.
SAMUEL GATHRIGHT, Jr.
May7. 123-N
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THIAKE NOTICE, That I, JOSIAH w. CHAPPfLL,
a Partner within the frm, styled Jobs H Thomas
Co.. hath sold his part to the said John n. Thomas
and will hold himself longer responible for any debt
that hereafter may be contracted under that firm
April 81. I20-16t
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GNOTroN YARN. - Virginia- Union Factory
~ situated IL miles below Charlottesville, on the
mail stage road, leading from that place TO Richmond
The propretors have hitherto fofborne to solicit pub
lie attention to this establishment, owing to the circum
stance OF the portion Of machinery in operaon, being
so limited to be insufficient TO supply the orders Of
those with whose IL favored in the outset
The superior quality Of the Yarn, they conf
IDENTIFY say, has been fully tested aud proven by expe
Renee; aud having procured such an additional stock
OF machinery, as TO justify the expectation that they
will be enabled to keep stock hand, sufficient to
supply all orders which they may future be favored
with, they are induced respectfully to solicit more
extended share Of public paironage,with an assurance
that the article shalt at all times be furnished on the
most moderate and reasonable terms.-All orders d.
rected TO Union Mills Post Office, FIuvanna county
(Va) shall be promptly attended to-and the Yarn de-
Iivered either at the establishment deposited in its
vicinity the Three Chopt Road, for the purpose Of
being conveyed by Wagons, return from Richmond
or conveyed by water navigation may suit lie des.
tiUation.
. TIMBEpLAKE & }. Il J. B. MAGRUDER.
Jan. is. S6-u
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Richard IT, Moore and Susan his wife, Virginia, Cath
arne, and Julia Travis, infants the said Caharne and
Julia by Thomas o. Cogbll their guardian assigned,
Deiis.
shall proceed to SELL b. fore the Courthouse door of
James City County, in the City of Williamsburg on
Monday the IL h day of July next, being Court day,
the following property TO wit:
tract Of land part OF jamestown Island supposed
to contain eight hundred acresthe whole being James
river fairgrounds OF fine quality.
A large and commodious two story Dutch ROOTED
hcase in the City of Williamsburg and the lots attach.
ed, on which the late Samuel Travis resided at the
time OF his death.
And aso small tract 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
hive years. the four last to carry interest from
the end OF one year from the day Of SALE and the in
to be paid annually. For the houses and lots in
the City of Williamsburg, credit for one half till
the 1t day Of January $780, and for the other half
credit till the lst day OF January 1882. And for the
piece OF land called the Hobby, credit of one two and
threeyears, the two las, payments 70 carry interest from
est to be paid annually Bond and security, and deed
OF trust to be taken the property sold to the
payment of the purchase money.
CHAS. l. WINGRIELD, NJ. s. c. C. w. d.
Williamsburg, May FL. ids or his deputy.
Rp UNAWAY.-Early in january last, my negro
u q man Harrod, runaway from my plantation near
Abbyville in Mecklenburg County He is about 20
Of age, bright compile xion about feet 10 inches
mean look out of the eye--has a narrow forehead
high cheek bones and generally a smile when
speaking. do not know how he appareled, but
suspect he bomespun frock md corded pam
falcons. He is probably passing for free man, and
dtcher. lie carried spade with him.
] will give liberal reward for his apprehension and
delivery to me, confinement in Jail.
May 10. boo VIM. b. EAsLEY.
NH EDICAL INSTITUTE OF PHILADELPHIA
lVM The Summer Course OF Lectures will be gin
on Monday the 9th day of April, and end on the
Saturday preceding the first MTond-y Of November
The month Of August is a varaioD.
NATHANIEL CHAPMAN, NJ. Don the practice
Of Medicine.
WM. p. DEVICES, NJ Don Midwifery
THos. HARRIS, Nj. D., Surgeon u. s. .Navy.-On
Operative Surgery.
SAML.JAcKsoN, NJ. Don Materia Medca.
VIM f. HoRNER, NJ. D.-On Anatomy
JNo. X. MITCHELL, NJ. Don Chemistry.
JOHN BELL, M. Don the Institutes OF Medicine
and Medical Jurisprudence.
HUGH l.. HoDGE, NJ D,--On the Principles OF Sur
gerry. w. E. H0RNER, Sec'ry,
263 Chestnut Street.
Philadelpba. April l14-3m
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TN virtue OF two Deeds OF Trust, executed John NJ.
u Armistead and William cambridge, by William l
Morris, and Marcela his wife, the on the eighth
day Of January 1928, and the other the eighteenth
day Of February, lS2S-and another Deed Of Trust
ecuted to Herbert A. Claiborne aud Charles s. Gay, by
the said William l. Morris, on the tenth day OF July
1S2S-a!l Of which deeds recorded in the Hastings
Court of the city OF Rchmond: shall proceed TO sell
on the premises, on the 30h DAY OF June next,
for ready money, for the purpo.es therein mention
ed, two Lots, pieces parcels OF Land in the city of
Richmond, known and distinguished in the plan Of the
said city, by No. (3i7 three hundred and forty seven
and No. (352) three hundred and fifty two, which
conveyed to the said William |. Morris, by Thomas
Rutherford and Sarah his wife, by their deed bearing
date the 18th day OF June, 1926 and admitted to re
cord in the Clerks Office Of the Court OF Hastings for
said city,-and on which are now erected extensive
brick buildings, used warehouse and for other pur
poses: also, three other LOTS pieces parcels OF Land
known and distinguished in the plan of said city, by
number (3i2) three hundred and fory-two, number
three hundred and ortythree (3i3 and number three
hundred and forty four CAD with the buildings COM
monty called Shocke Warehouse, and all other build.
ings and improvements thereon which property was
conveyed to the said William l. Morris, by two several
Deeds for undivided notifies hereof-one made on the
tenth day of June, 1926, by Richard Gregory and Ez
abeh his wife, and John Pegram, and Wilson Gregg.
ry; the other made the same day, by Joseph Dud-
ley Of Chesterfield county, and both admitted TO record
in the clerks office of the Hastings Court Of said city:
also, other Lot, piece or parcel OF Land known and
distinguished In the plan of said city, by number three
hundred and fortysix (3IG,) which was conveyed to
said William |. Norris by William A. Smith and Sarah
Smith, by their Decd bearing date the 18th day Of Sep
TENDER, 1896 and admitted to record in the clerks Of
fee OF the Hastings Court for the city aforesaid
The above described property was advertised by us
to be sold the 10th February last, but the sale
prevented from taking place by an injunction obtained
by William L. Morris from the Chancellor Of the Will
Harrisburg DISTRICT which Injunction has been dissolved
by the Chancellor OF the Superior Court OF Chancery
for the Richmond district.
The title to the foregoing property is believed TO be
unque'iionaby good Acting as trustees, we will con.
vey such title as is vested in us by virtue of the said
deeds Of trust.
JOHN NJ. ARMISTEAD,
w. cambridge,
HERBERT A. CLAIBORNE, { Trustees.
CHARLES s. GAY,
April 81. ll4-fds
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NJ az Z.

EE ARSHAL'S SALE.-Puisuant TO a Decree
lVE OF the Superior Court OF Chancery for the Will
liamsburs District, in therein depending, pro-
nounced the Sh day OF February, 1880, between Hen
ry Elloe and Elizabeth his vile and the said EJloe
guardian Of Virginia, Caharine, and Julia Travis
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e. HOCCO SPRINGS, Wdrren, W. C-On the
~ lst day OF June next, the houses at SEOCCO
SPRINGS, nine miles south OF WarreDton, and
sixteen miles north OF Lew.burg, will be opened for
the reception of Visors.-The great advantages of
this watering place in most OF d-pepsia in other
diseases and debility, have been so often tested by
those who have attended, that such il is only neces
sary tosay, that all the buildings in excellent re-
pair and condition The accommodations in eyery re.
spect, shall be such my best Efforts can effect for
comfort and convenience all who may visit the place
10 those who have not visited Shocco il may he ne
cessary to say, that the buildings sufficiently nu-
merous and conveniently arranged for the accommoda.
ton OF large assemblage. The private rtments
VIII afford ample retirement 10 those who prefer it, and
the public halls abundaniy spacous to receive all
who may dc>i e company, and where music and dane.
ing can be enjoyed by such as delight in il.
Arrangements will be made TO have divine worship
performed at the Springs the Sabbath day where
such visitors az may choose, can attend preaching
without Inconvenience.
In addition to the valuable medicinal Qualities of the
Shocco waters they are located in healthy part
Of The country, surrounded by polished society," where
the invalid be restored to he alth in an agreeable
circle.
The best servants have been provided; the bar will
be ornd to contain the choicest liquors. and no pains
will be spared TO render the time of visitors perfectly
| comfortable.
My terms for board SC. will he one dollar per Jav
for each grown pe,spn--clilrcn aud servants hall
prcs For horses SIS per month, 60 cents per day
ANN JOHNSON.
There niH be BALL s, PARTY furnished at
July. The music provided Tor the occasion i'll not
rolins.
Nav 81 A-vSw
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n UNATIC HOSPITAL, WILLIAMSBURG -
M Notice IL hereby gwen that all the cells In this
siiiutiOn are occupied, and that no more patients will
be received until of the said cells are vacant;
due notice Of which will be given. BY order Of the
Court OF Directors. l.. HENLEY.
May 20. b4-u
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Notice TO and noUigators Of boats on James
River
a T meeting Of the James River Company, the
IA 18th May 1880:
ResOtDed, That the keeper Of the Locks at Maiden's
Adventure, be instructed TO require previously 10 ad
hitting boats ascending the river having coal board,
TO passage through the said Locks, bills and reeeis
for such coal from the Golfers or their agents from
whom the same shall have been obtained, in the en-
grdDed form established by the said Coers-This re.
gulaioa TO take effect from and after the 10Th OF June
next a true copy,
j. BROWN, Jr. I'd Auditor.
juno A. Sim
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SUGARS, &c.--5O Hhds. St. CrOix sugars-large
- size
so Hhds. Porto Rico do.
200 Bsg' Coffee
20 BbIs Loaf Sugar-for sale by
May 2S. 6-3t OTIS, DUNLOP & co
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Henry w. Moncure and John Robinson, survivors OF
themselves and Frederick Peasants late merchants and
partners, trading under the firm of Moncure Robinson
Peasants, behalf OF themselves and all others, the
creditors of John Walker decd. who shall come in and
seek relief by and contribute the expense of this suit
Pitts
Lyddal Bowles adm'or. Of the said John Walker,
decd Calvin Walker, George W. Walker, Lydia Croade
Bosworth Walker, Mary Daggett, Joseph Walker and
Luther Walker, heirs of the said John Walker decd
Mosby Sheppard, Orris s. Paine and Orris Paine,
Defs
This in which the bill hath been taken for con-
fessed 10 the defendant Orrs Paine, and in which the
plaintiffs appear to have proceeded in the mode prescrb
ed by law against the other defendants Except Lydda
Bowes and Mosby Sheppard) who out of this coun
try this day be heard on the bill the an
swers of the said Bowles and Sheppard, with the rep
cations thereto, and exhibits, and argued by coun
sci: On consideration whereof the Court doth order that
the defendant, Lydda Bowles, render account of his
administration OF the estate oil his ntcstate, before
Commissioner Of the Court, who is directed to examine
state and settle the same and the court doth further
der, that the said Commissioner take an account of what
is due to the plaintiffs and the other creditors of the
said nestae, for their debts and the amount dig
nifty and priority thereof for which purpose the said
other creditors to be at liberty in before the
said Commissioner and prove their debts and the Court
doth further ORDER that the said Commissioner
account of the real whereof the said intestae died
seized and OF the proceeds of that which has
been sold by the defendant, Mosby Sheppard; and that
all deeds and writings in the power of any of the par
ties relating to the said real estate be produced before
the said Commissioner; and the said Commissioner is
TO make report thereof TO the Court of all the said
counts, with any matters specially stated deemed per-
tinent by himself, or which may be required by the
parties TO be stated. r.r
Copy. Teste, .
VIM. G. PENDLETON, C. C.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, }
Richmond, May 18th, 1880.
/ The parties interested will please take notice, that
have appointed the Both day of June next commence
the accounts directed in the foregoing order of Court
on which day at O'Clock, A. NJ. they required to
attend at my office in this city, with their accounts
vouchers documents, sc. ready for examination and
settlement, and with Office copies of the necessary
Court papers; and the creditors of Jno. Walker, decd
will at the time and place exhibit and prove their
claims against the said estate
HILARY BAKER, Com'r
NAVEL st
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ar The enquirer published twcea week generally and
session Of tho
Price, heretofore, Five Dollars per anpun payable
Notes Of chartered banks, (ou) will be
received The Editors will of
hitting them ma the postage of all letters being paid by the
writer's.
~ paper will be discontinued tho discretion OF
Edtors) until all arroaragcs have been paid Mp.
or Whoever will the Of nine papers shall
have tho tenth GRATIS.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
" One square, OR LESS-Fst insertion 75centseach
tinuancc, so cents.
until has either paid for
by person in this city, its cnvirons.
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H/IRGINIA: AT Superior Court of Chanccry, hold /,
en- at the capitol in the city OF Richmond, the 23d
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VuyHE Subscribers offer their services Commission
Merchants and will attend to the sales Of Tobacco,
Flour and other produce conided to their care, and
make the customary advances produce in hand when
required. BAGWELL, SMITH s. HANNAH.
Feb. H. 9S-6m
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WARRANTED SCYTHES.
EN0R sale at the sign of the paddock, complete
ii assortment Of Scythes, which warrant
Also the British Patent Scythes, from 4S to 5iinches
all worth the attention of FARMERS.
And general assortment of
HARDWA ARE,
SADDLERY, and RODGERS FINE CUTLERY.
DE.dRBOR.N~S PATENT BALANCES.
SPADES AND SHOVELS.
EMERSON'S RAZOR STROPS.
G.dziers' Diamonds and Genuine Hemming's
Needles,
worth the attention of purchasers
April 80. l2l-tlstJuy THOMAS A. RUST.
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Revolutionary Soldiers. So W. COPY the following ar.
ficle from The Washirgton Telegraph
Soon after iha meeiog on We lneslav of the House
OF Representatives Mr. De witt ard said. he had
favor t. ssk in behalf of two sol1er of The Rsvou.
ton; hils for whose relief had paced the Senate and
were The table They had beer here for some
time, waiting to know the result and were xicus IN
reutn home. IT. hoped. therefore, the House woull
ssree 10 take them mp. The members g'nerallv said.
" leave! lsave" but sncls voice said no and the
quest was sccordinglv refused When the resolutions
had been dpo'ed Of Mr.. De Wit true n The old
warriors sgain and enireaed tho House 10 consd
err heir bills. He sad The Senate had taken them M
ont Of order, and passed them without ds'enng voice
They consisted but Of single section each, and would
occupy bat short time. Why should these aged
men be detained here ill Monday morning? "They
Are, at this moment, In the gallery" said Mr. De Witt
listening with extreme anxiety to hear their doom "
(4ere he poaed 10 them. and rising, both stood forth
TO view side by sde) The effect propiious. Cries
Of "leavel leave" rang through the hall-ihe bills
were passed and the veterans bowling res
pectfuIly, Withdrew. This ll.time5 movement, on
the part of Mr. De Witt saved The bills; for they Stood
al the bottom Of the calendar beyond the hope ofbeing
reached the adjournment.
NoeTho Of those veterans, undcstand, Ma
ior Abraham Brownson Sullivan county, and Major Joseph
shaw Of Jefferson county, this State. Mayor n. received
cas for back pay about $500 and Major Sboweon 900 and
5000 Zach receives, BESIDES 100 aos Of land in Ohio, and
$40 per annufo for llo (Uister Sentinel.