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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-01-14
r AND AND LOIS Ar AUCTION.-By vi11

AND AND LOTS AT AUCrION.-By virtue
~ Ola Deed Of Trust executed to the subscriber by
Hays l. l'ascs. on the 10th day Of December. 1921,
and recorded according TO law, for purposes therein
presses; will, the 18th day OF January next, at the
City Hall In the city OF Richmond, proceed sell to
the highest bidder. at public auction Tor cash. all the
right. title and interest, owned by said Isaacs the
following tracts OF laad, TO wit: tract OF land contain
ing 1886 acres, described lying and being in the
county OF Norfolk, Va. and patented by the Common
wealth to- Gait, Isaccs, J. Morde cal and others.
Also, another tract OF land in Henrico county, d scrh
I'd a. being miles below Rockets, and containing rs
acre.; also all the right and interest by said sac
In the following lots in the city of Richmond, to wit,
lot on ST., on the North side Of .aid street, on
which lot Is a wood building aud temporary Black
smiths shops said lot being by the name Of Bird
IL the Hand. also two other lots Enders' Factory
on said street. on each OF which is wooden building
and on one OF raid lots is the Jewish Burying yround
si'o one other lot the South side OF said street.
Ing the Ist lot below tie County Court House. On
said lot small wosden tenement; the said lands aud
lots being devised by Isaiah lsaacs the said Hays
laaes and his ulster Frances Frances Block
Ing a. trustee, ouch title 10 vested in only will be
conveyed to the purchaser, purchasers which title
however, is believed to be good.
J. KINGSOLvING.
Dec. IL. 74-ti.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ACADEMY.-Havinr .uc

HDAPPAHANNOCK ACADEMY.-Havings sue.
q ceedcd in procuring the services OF Mr. CHAIR
a. LEWIS JUN. principal TO be aided in the Ciassi
cal Department by MIR. Samuel b. Owen Wilson, (.on
OF the Rev. Samuel b. Wilson, OF Fredericksburg }
the Trustees OF this Institution confidently congratu-
late the public, upon the prospect Of again realizing
those benefits, which il once extensively diffised
and indulge the hope, that its enlightened patronage
will Obtain for it the success to which its numerous
and acknowledged advantages, eRnently entitle it,
For the faithful and able discharge Of the duties as
signed him, the best pledge will he found In the un-
waa'ied and practised ZEAL with which Mr.. Lewis has
heretofore acquitted himself in the profession Of his
early choice. OF the qualifications, and amiable dspo-
son, OF Mr.. Wilson, the most satisfactory testimonials
have been adduccd, from the most UNIQUE
able. When to these primary elements Of success, are
added others even better assured and only second
ings, the saiubrity OF whose site 10 Individually tested
by the fAct that for years past, has proved refuge
OF unang security TO the adjacent Inhabitants OF Les.
avoured spots and for the last years. to the Pre-
sdent himself, and his family with entire exemption
from autunnal diseases, remoteness froa every haunt
OF vice, and weil-seiecied library Of about 500
lumes the Trustees cannot doubt il will he secure in the
discernmet OF enlg ened public The course of in
truction will be SUCH 10 qualify students for enter
ng College, or the University and will comprise the
English, Latin and Greek Languages, Geography with
the use Of the Maps and Globes, Arithmetic, Algebra
Geometry; Plane aud Spherical Trigonomery, and the
Theory and Practice OF Surveying. The moral and
religious instruction Of the youth committee 10 his care
will he primary object, and will be inculcAted upon
AMI eiu know LEDGE by the Principal and his AS
si.tant-The exercise will commence the 18th Of
January, 1880: and terminate the 18th OF December
following, with vacation Of one month in the sum
mer.-Terms for Board and Tuition including wa shinp
$40. each Boarder finding his own bed, bedding,
towels and candles.
Address, TO the Principal, Bowling Green. Caroline
County, Va. till the lst Of january aud afterwards
him, or 10 the President, Rsppshsnnock Academy.
JOHN b. BERNARD, President.
Dec. TO- 70-u
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ENRESH GARDEN SEEDS.-Thc subscriber has
Il now received fresh assortment of Garden Seeds,
which will be sold wholesale and retail on the most ac
commodaing terms and samples Of Of the seeds
offered have been tried, they may be depended
as good Purchasers arc respectfully invited call
send their orders to the of Messrs VIM F. Mcou
John Ii. Eustace, John N. Gordon, M in Street, and
his store at tho Garden, where the seeds for sale and
Gaia ogurs can he obtained
Likewise fine Lucerne and Sword Grass Seeds, Green
House Plants variety Of Roses, Bulbous flower Roots
English Gooseberries, Plants, sc. &c.
JAS. RENNIE.
Jan. 2. SO-6t
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6,STlLL SELLING OFF AT PRIME COST, and in
- many instances much below cost.-The proof that
the subscribers have been selling of their large gene
raj assortment Of scasonabe Dry Goods at "prime COST
IS apparent that they would deem unnecessary oin
scrt second advertisement to that effect had not ugere-
attempts boen made lead the public TO believe the
contrary They therefore, again respectfully inform their
friends and customers that they still continue TO sell of
at prime cost and in order assist the sale of the re
manning stock, they have added thereto, (pcr the Bold
Commander from N. Y variety Of such goods they
disposed OF in the early part OF their sav among tbese
many Of the same description Of goods tbst were
sidered extremely cheap, viz faneis, 35 and A. do.
r,esfrs, Gro de Naples, Gro DIES Ind, aud Italian
H. rings superior Iusfre cdiieoes ioD priee and su.
perior sdffnets; and many other goods, an Of which
will be sold at "Pripe cost" and in many instances
the goods that have been hand will be sold much
beioc prime cost. In announcing their intention to
close ,tr business in this manner the subscribers did
no, expect elicit Wbsr0! remark from any per-
son--neyerheless such remarks have been made: and
the public that hey proceed from interested
source, knotU how TO estimate their eorrectness.
KYLE 4 COCHRAN.
Nov 2S. 66-tf
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Dec. 20.


a CHICKabOMINY ESTATE FOR SALE
IA The subscIbvr offers nr sale, tract OF land
sinug 667 acres, lying the above river AMI founded
by for mile. IL is part Of the tract known by the
name o Dangerfiel!s, in New Kent, about 20 miles
below Richmond aud four above tide waller. This IT,
il inferior TO few in the country aud il ahsut equally
divided ia low grounds, n ITS and high Land Is con-
-nence TO navigation and quantity oil timber for plank,
,esnug, shingles aud slaves independent Of the ferti
~ Of the soil renders il OF the valuable tracts
OF land the river. IL i. believed hat marie abounds
il, shells are TO be in severaI banks. The
trims will he accommodating TO the purch sser, and
bsrg, in may bs had by application person the sub
scrber at Moons Mount, near Eaprahannock Academy,
Caroline, by letter directed to the Academy posi-o
fee, to Mr.. VIM. Bfumley by letter, addressed to
New Kent court-housc. JNO. DICK ERsON,
For himself and as agent AMI attorney FOR the dis
tributes OF the late Col. WIN. DSingeiieit
dec. 81 79-n
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Dec. 10.

uOHN Y. SAVAGE, DENrIsr, has removed
~ to the middle tenement in the block of buildings
east (and next to Mr. Tchenors carriage making shop
whore he may be found at all times unless otherwise
engaged He is prepared to execute all kinds of work
in his line, in the ncaest possible He will
set teeth from to full sett, the approved
planand where the front teeth not too much decay
cd he will renew them in such manner to defy de-
lection under the srictet scrutiny even from Dentist.
He files, plugs cleans and extracts teeth with as
much TO the patient, the nature of the will
admit of.-Terms moderate. oct D. Soft
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ELECTION OF GOVERNOR.

ANNAPOLIS, Jan 5.--By an interchange Of Mes
ssges the two branches Of the Legislature agreed te
proceed 10 lhe choice OF Governor Of this State tor the
ensuing year. yesterday at II e'clck. The Honorable
Daniel Martin and Thomas King Carroll, Esqs. were
nominated in the message Of the House, who named
MesHs. CAN'T and Mcmahon, tellers on their part;
Messrs. Heath and Forrest we're named teers by the
Senate.
The ballots being counted II appeared tina, ninety.
three votes were taken, Of which
Thomas Kiag Carroll. Esq. received so votes.
Daniel M srtiD, Esq. 40 votes.
whereupon, 1t was declared that Thomas King Car
roll, Eco. was duly elected Governor Of Maryland for
the ensuing year. Republican.
NoRFoLK, JAM.
II ~. l.. q l.. III.
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Jan. 2.

NOTiCf~-Agrerabiy TO the provisions Of two
L raj Deeds OF Trust, executed TO the subscribers
by Daniel A. Wilson, and for the purposes therein
toned, we .hall poce oil TO sel Thursday the 25th
el A. Wilson, in this county, all the Household and
Kitchen Furniture belonging to the said Wilson, aud
any other personal property, which may be contained
in -aid Deed. and remaining un-oldThe sale will be
ma lie public auction, to the highe bidder for cash
SAMUEL ANDERSON,
VIM. NJ. TT ORNTON,
Trustees
Cumberland, Dec. 10. 7i-wds
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MEGROES FOX SALE-rh- subscriber Will offer
In TOR sale at next January Charlotte court ten or
twelve negroes. They all under thirty years of
age, except very good cook and washer woman, "a
bout hy-They are likely and very good negroes sold
Tor no deiect-mosty young men--snOng them.sre one
or two young woman used TO house business The
terms will be cash the day Of sale, but a cre-
dit ill the first Of June next may be had Tor portion
Of them. Application TO the subscribe; the purchaser
giving bond and good security.
JAMES w. BOUIDIN
Dec. 10. 75-td,
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-AIOTICE.-The Executive will receive proposals in
conformity with the provisions Of the 3D. section Of
the act concerning the Armory hereto annexcd-"And
be further enacted that the Executive be authorised
and required to ascertain upon what terms the Armory
Buildings ard Land attached thereto, be sold,
changed or leased for a Of years, and communicate
to the next General Assembly the result of their enqu
ry." BY order of the Executive
VIM. III. RICHARDSON, e. G.
Executive Department,
18th March, 1929. ! March II. 10I-n
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f The ENQUIRER IL published twice week generally and
ssss times week during tho session Of the
rtice the heretofore Five Dollars snnu PAYABLE i'm
advance. Notes Of ohse banks lony) will bc
Isceived In payment Tho Editors will guarantee
%ax 'hsa BY ma tho postage Of all letters being paid by the
~ No will DO discontinued at tho disce,on of tho
Edhsrsl vntil all arrearayes have been paid up.
90 Whoever will payment OF nine papers sbaI
have the tonth GRATIS. " ~ r"f' 'a"
TERMS OF ADVERTISING
% One square, OR LEsS-Frs Insertion centscach con-
tinuancs, 50 cent?. ~
advertisement inserted either boon maid for Or
assumed BY person In this city, or its onvirons.
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BpURSUANT to an order Of the Directors Of the RI
wanna Navigation Company, each stakeholder is
hereby requested pay TO the undersigned reasurer
of said Company dollar on each share Of stock held
by him. on or before the first Monday In March, 1880.
DAN'L. r. CARR, Treasurer.
Dee % 7S-rw2m
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IA Plantation of Geo. Harding, dec. on Tuesday,
the 18th day Of January, 1880, all the Household and
Kitchen Furniture, Crops, Stocks, and Farming uten
sls belonging to the estate of Geo Harding dec. The
terms Of sale will he cash. for all under $50 and
a credit Of six months for larger ums-Bonds with APP
proved security will be required
The sale, on the SOth Dec. 1920 was postpone ed in
consequence Of bad weather. GEO. NJ. HARDING,
Admr. OF Geo. Harding, dec
Jan. q su-,ds
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HNDUCA rION.-The school at my house, in the
- county of Caroline, near the White Chimneys,
Tor the instruction Of fcinsIes, under the direction
Miss Susan +. Peyton will bs continued the ensunr
year: in which will he taught spelling, reading, wri
ting, Arithmetic, Eng,h Grammar, Geography, Ma.
nra and Moral Philosophy Hi,tory, sacred and pro-
fame, and need'e-work, plain and ornamental The
school will commence its session The 10Th day OF
Jscuary next, and terminate the 18Th OF December
folio ripg making OF msnths after deduct
ing one OF The summer months for a vacation. Terms:
For teaching any all OF the above branches, will
the pupil finding her bed, bedding and candles,
IL the subscriber furnish hembve dollars will be
quired. The subscriber pledges herself TO use her
best exerions 10 promote the comfort and convent
Of those Young ladies' who may he entrusted 10
her care. The situation Of the school is retired and
remarkably healthy, combining the advantage of
good neighbourbooI aud good society. As regards
fie ability OF Mis- Peyon TO teach, the public
fcred 10 the suboined report.
MARY wORTHAI.
We, the undersigned, having been invited to the
examination Of school taught by Mics Susan f. Pey-
ton, in the county Of Caroline, attended, and take plea
IN saying, that her pUpis, in opinion. perform
ed well IN the different branches 20 which their auen
lion had been directed. In justice 10 Miss Pey,on, we
feel IL duty say that she exhibited, the
sion, Iaudabie degree Of scholarship-such end-
ties her TO the continued confidence OF IN pupils ard
patrons
- NJ Address, White Chmneys Caroline.
RUFUS CHANDLER.
FRANCIS w. SCOrE.
Dee 10. 7l-2swtf
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Lands forfeited to the Literary Fund.

AUDITORS OFFICE, 9th July, 1879.
DVBLIC NOTICE.-By the act passed 9th March,
IL 1927, entitled An act concerning lands returned
delinquent Tor the non-paynent of taxes, the operation
Feb ls.s.-a delinquent lands which were vested in
the Literary Fund, and not redeemed before the
first Of the present month by he original owners have
becomc absolutely forfeited Provision is made, however,
by the first above mentioned act in faver of such person
who may have good legal equitable title
to such lands, held derived under grant from the
Commonwealth, bearing date prior to the time of the
said lands vestn in the President Directors of the
Literary Fund, who previous to the 9th of March, 1927
may have settled and improved the lands claimed by
them, or who derive title under person having
thus settled and improved said lands. But no person
shall be entitled to the benefit Of this provision who
shall not before the first day Of December, thousand
eight hundred and ficeny nine, pay into the Treasury
ON tho proper warrant Of the Auditor of Public Accounts
all taxes upon the lands clamedb him either in his
name or the name ofthose under whom he may claim c
OF by the person. persons in whose right the
same was forfeited such portion thereof the land
claimed ought to be equaby and rataby charged there
WITH with 10 per cent per annum damages the amount
which shall be each year due from the LIST day of Novcm
Dor Of the year i'm which it becomes due, until paid.
JAS. f. HEATH,
July 10. lS-G Auditor OF Public Accounts
AhNE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD.-Ab.
" scouded on Friday night the 18th inst, muatto
boy named William, hc property of A. Pleasantly IL
years cd, tolcraby well grown, has slight the
Of eye, and walks at this timc little lame
from the effects Of cut upon the top OF of his feet
which il not entirely healed. William had when he
wont off, gray frock coat blue cssamere waiscoat and
gray domestcpantaloons Also disappeared on the same
night, Beverly, (hc property Of G. w Munord) in his
18th year, about five feet six eight inches high, has
remarkable his forehead-when spoken to, he
finds considerable difficulty sometimes in replying,
having disposition to stuer though after commencing
no speaks pretty well. Beverly carried with him two
blue broad cloth coats and blue frock coat gray
pair Of pantaloons and other clothes remembered.
Tho above reward will be given for experimenting
both the said negroes, if taken distance from this
City fifty dollars for either Of thcm-twenty-iive dol
lars for each, if taken in the neishboriiood
A. PLEASANTS, JR.
GEO w. MUNFORD.
Dec. 20 7S-lm
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REINSURANCE AGAINST FIRE.--In conse.
~ quenee OF the death Of Mr.. james Heron, the
IAe agent Of the Farmers Fire Ensupdnce and Loan
Conrgdny Of yNeW. York, the subscriber has been
appointed agent for the ssid Company, and requests
persons desirous Of ensufng houses, furnure stocks
If Merchandise, &c. &c, 10 cell Al his office in Cary
Street, JOHN II. TRIPLETT
Dec. 10 7t-2Sw I'm
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BANK or VfRGINfA. I
f.. ian 4

BANK on VIRGINIA., 4
Jan. 4, 1880.
TEVHE President and Directors have declared divi-
a dend ofthroe per cent for the year, which
will be paid tile 18th instant
W. DANDRIDGE, Cash'r
Jap. r. SIT
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MARINERS BANK OF VIRGlNIA.-Thc Presi
~ dent and Directors have declared dividend OF
two and half per cent the capital stock, for the last
six months, which will be paid 10 the Stockholders
the 18th instant. VIM. NEKERVIS, Cash'r.
Jan. 3. Silt
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ENDUCATlON-pAirs. Elizabeth C. Taylor will open
NJ her School for the instruction of girls under If
years Of age, at EdgeWoed in the county of Hanover
on the 18th of January, 1880. Her Terms will be
tic, and Geography, for two sessions OF five
months each $40 90
French and Drawing 90
DIR. Berkeley will board the pupils for eighty dollars
who must find their bedding and towels, for eighty
five dollars il he furnishes these articles.
Oct. 6. 43-2awn ELIZABETH G.. TAYLOR.
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HID OAN0KE NAVIGATION STOCK.-I wish to
n q sell twenty-five shares of the above stock, which is
now likely TO become valuable. Persons at a distance
can communicate with me by letter, post paid
HUGH NELSON.
Petersburg, Jan. IL. S3-6t
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NOTICE Having ad1ninistered upon the estate Of
~ MIR John Faulcon, request all persons indebt-
ed to IT, TO forward ard pay their respective dues
and others having claims 10 rresent en for adjust
ment. J. N. FAULCON, Adm'r
ofJohn Fsulcon, dec.
Jan 5 Si-l20J
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yUyHE celebrated turf horse Sir Charles, the joint
u property Of Mr.. William X. Johnson and Mr..
Moody, will stand the ensuing season in roy stable.
Pedigree, performances and terms will be made known
in due time. ROBERT HUNT
Halifax County, Dec, 81 T0-8w
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RICHMOND COTTON MANDATORY.
A NOTION cloths and yarns, of "a superior quality
" manufactured at this establishment, offered for
sale wholesale retail at the Proprctors' Office ION the
street leading to Shocke Warehouse) moderate prices
They do not wish to make any further purchases Of
Seed Cotton; not having found il suitable TO their pur.
poses; but are still prepared to give the highest cash
price for prime picked cotton.
May 10. 3-tf CUNNINGHAM s ANDERSON
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mDAIENT SEINE THREAD-5O0 lbs Patent
a Seine Thread suitable for 6pAt drift senes. pat
upn 2cz Hanks IRON No H. to Is lncluye for sale by
F.& T.. JAMES & co.
Jan. ~. s3--w4w Market Square.
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WAISSOLUTION The Colartnersbip Of WIN. w.
~ Weiseger & Co. di@so'ved by mutual con.
sent on the IH January; all persons indebted 10 the
will make payment, (wiihou delay 70 either Of
the subscribers. VIM. w. WE1SIGER
VIM. H. BRANDER.
Manchestsr, Jan, ~ S3-4'.
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RICHMOND, VIRGINIA, THURSDAY, JANUARY IA, Is

ENEMALE EDUCATION.-Thc subscriber having
IL consented again TO take IL or Is young ladies', as
members Of his family, informs parents who are desi-
rous OF giving their daughters good education, that
The lady whom he has engaged Tor the ensuing year
(having taught ia his family for Is months) he
commend as being highly qualified impart to young
minds, knowledge OF every useful branch Of English
Education, OF French, Of Music OH the Harp and Pr
ano, OF Painting and Of various kinds of elegant needle
work. Her knowledge Of French and Music, is proba-
bly, not surpassed by any native American Every at
tenton will be paid to the health, morals and
OF young ladies. Particular attention will also be paid
TO their clothng-such repairs washing, &c. for
which there will be no charge.-The School will open
on the first Monday in January: two months vacation
will be given during the year.
TERMS.
For Board and English tuition SleO
II French Painting both be taught in addition 10
III Music only In addition to the English $50
For all the above branches 100
RICHARD K. MEADE, sR
Brunswick, Doc. II. 7I-2awSlOs
NE.M-aLE EDUC-aTIO.N:--.ihss Elizabeth Ba-
II con grateful for the patronage Of generous pub
lie, tenders her services at Laurel heddoc, the resi-
dence IF the subscriber in Chesterfield County, about
fire miles from -hunchester. The branches Of Tuition
spelling, reading, tcrifig, arithmetic grammar
and geography, tcifh the use Of the globes The terms
$40 per scholar tuition, and S75 for board each
boarder furnishing her o,cn bed, Sc. She ,ciH COM
nenee on the Sth Of January merit, and tc gire
cation Of fire tceeks in summer Payment to be made
half yearly. SAMUEL PqTTESON
" D. Strict attention tsiH be paid to young La
dies morality. Oct. H. 46-T
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