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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-01-02

BUCKINGHAM LAND tUk SAI.E.- i,,,,x u,.
n y sirou. Of removing TO ths West, will sell three
tracts OF Land in the upper end OF Bucking ham-one
containing 3l2 acres, ITO cleared and well inclosed %
acres creek bottom, we'll dched and in good order for
crop ct tobacco next sesson. The upland in yooj
condition for grain; large tob cco-houses
iy situated 20 the bottom land the other improve Mt.
ordinary; the uncleared iandweli iimbsred 50 or go
acres tobacco land to clear Oac tract in half mile OF
the above OF 1913 81 acres, $50 cleared farming asd
well ihcosed with good improvements, large and con.
venent dwelling hons-. medical shop and all Recessa
ry improvement. tor family purposes One tract in two
miles OF the dwelling, Of III acres 60 cleared farming
lsnt, well nciosed, and comfortable improve ents-
this tract has the best Gri.t Mill in this part of the
State, runs two pair OF stones by oversot wtee the
grist from the best information good for $50 or 100 bar.
res OF grain annually. Good water on each of the tracts.
and the fields we'll waered. Orchards OF selected fruit
being DESTROYS to sell, will sell to suit purchasers hut
would prefer selling all together. and giving
except one dwelling, either my present dwelling hous-
es or the houses the mill tract, will be sufficient Tor
my family for time.
MACE C. SPENCER, NJ. d.
h"c io IL -wIw
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AND AND LOTS Al AUCrIoN.-By virtue
~ OF Deed OF Trust, executed TO The subscriber ~
hays l. lsaacs, on the 29th day of December, 1924
and recorded according 10 Law, or purposes rein ex
pesse will, the 18th day OF January next at the
Ciy Hall in the city Of Richmond, proceed to sell to
the highest bidder, al public auction Tor casb all the
right, Title ami interest owned by said Issacs in the
following tracts o Iard to wi; tract o: land
ing l2S96 acres, described, lying and baing the
county Of Norfolk, Va. and patented by the Common
wealth to u. Gait, Isaccs, J. Morde cal, and Others
Also, another tract OF land ia Henrico county, dcscrib-
ed as being miles below Rockets and containing 10
acre; also all the right and interest held by said saacs
In The following lots in the city of Richmond, to Wit
lot on L ST., on the North side OF said street. OIL
which lot is "a wood building and temporary Black
smiths shop; said LOT being known by the name Of Bird
IN the Hand, also two other lots Euders' Factory
on said street, on each Of which is wooden building
aud on one OF said lots is the Jewish Buryny ground:
also one other lot the South side Of said street.
ing the LIST loi below tie County Court House. On
said lot i small wooden tcnemen; tie said lands and
lots being devised by Isaiah Isaacs 10 the said HAYS
saacs and his sister Frances Frances Block Act
ing az trustee, such title il vested in Inc only will be
conveyed TO the purchaser purchasers which title
however, is believed to be good.
j. KlNGSOLvING
Drr. H. 74-tls
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eSTlLL SELLING OFF AT PRIME COST and in
~ many instances much below cost.--The proof that
the subscribers have been selling off their large gene
raj assortment OF seasonabc Dry Goods at sprme cost"
IS so apparent that they would deem IL to in
sert second advertisement that effect had not ,,gene
Tos attempts been made TO lead the public to believe the
contrary They therefore, again respectfully inform their
friends and customers that they still continue to sell Off
at prime cost and in order TO assist the sale of the ~
nd'niig sfock they have added thereto (per the Bold
communication n W variety of such goods as they
disposed OF ia the early part Of their ae among these are
many OF the same description of goods that were con-
sldered extremely cheap, viz Gan,i 3.5 and Ia do.
mesucs' Gro de Naples, Gro des Ind, and Naiian
sf'ings, superior iustre cacoes io,o price ooi
Pertor sdftutfs; and many other goods all of which
WIN he sold at prime cost" and in many instances
The goods that have been hand will be sold much
Oefoto PRIME cost. In announcing their intention 10
close their business IN this manner the subscribers did
not expect to elicit Hiibera, remark from anv per
son-neverheless such remarks have been r,ad,: and
me pubic aware that they proceed from interested
source, 6hoto how TO estimate their correctness.
- KYLE & COCHRAN.
Nov. %. 66~,f
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BAEK or VIRGINIA.

BkEK or VIRGINIA
.Novenber. 80, 1929
VdNHE animal meeting Of the Stockholders Of the Bank
N Of Virginia will tSks place or the ire, Monday in
January. WI DAEDRIDGE, Cashier.
Dec 3. Ga-~n
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ETDUCATiON.--Mrs Elizabeth C. Taylor win open
IA her School for the Instruction of girls under "a
years OF age, at Wood in the county, Of Hanover,
on The 10th OF January, 1890. Her Terms will be
For teaching reading, writing, grammar, arhmc-
TIC, and Geography, for two sessions OF FIVE
months each $50 %
French and Drawing S 90
DR.. Berkeley will board he pupils for eighty dollars
who mist find their bedding and lowca. for eighty.
five dollars II he furnishes these articles
Oct G. 43-2awn ELIZABETH G. TAYLOR
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RI, c ,.., oiInyaI Company.
~, ~. .,,iS uo' o,c"tees IN re Loyal Conpd
~ '""' "'ee'"S' @P'1t Zith, lIIS.
Th,u SHAREs.
Ait ~ III. own right
fro,, D. ~, 'sn' VI "ahs'er
a;,, W. ieue"a"
- =" "En, ~ transfer
John ;"pn'sy nun
90 e",s W. ~, son Jonh
~, ior his ron Nharies
81 y,o,
~ r.. Da'o"
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WI; .,o'",o"'Jr.
WIN; :, W"
49,, 'N"e'
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Fr,nc;s No.;...,,,
t,, "'..S ner'Wruer
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-01-02

W IRGlNIA: In Chancery-In Goochland County
Court, 2lst December, 1929:
Hugh Mcdowell and Amy his wife, formerly ANY
Crcnshaw, one of the distributes of Susan Crenshaw
decd Pitt
against
Nathaniel Callahan and Mary his wife, Robert Avis
and Eliza his wife, David Crenshaw, and
an infant child of Jeer' CrenShaw dec which said
Mary, Eliza and infant child also distributes of
Susan CrcnsIaw, decd.
This day camc the plaintiffs by their attorney and
hlcd taer bill, and the defendants not having entered
heir appearance and given security according the CT
OF Assembly and rifles of this court and il appearing to
the satfacton OF the court that The defendants are not
inhabitants OF this Commonwealth: the motion OF the
plaintiff by COUNSEL it is erdercd that the said deen-
dants do appear here the first day of March court
next, and answer the bill of the plaintiffs and that CO.
ply oil this order be forthwith inserted in
printed ia the city of Richmond, for two months sue
cessvey and that another copy be posted thu front
door OF the courthouse of this comfy successive
court days. A Copy. Tcste,
n. w. MILLER, d. C. G. c..
Dcc ~. 79-w7w
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HtSEMAi.G EDUCATION.-The subscriber having
u consented again to take l2 Is young ladies, as
members Of his family, informs parents who arc des
the lady whom he has engaged tor the ensuing wear
having taught in his family for Is months he can re-
commend as being highly qualified to impat to young
minds, a knowledge OF every useful branch of English
Education, oil French, OF Music OH the Harp and P.
ano oil Painting, aud of various kinds Of elegant neede
work. Her knowledge OF French and Music Is proba.
Oily not surpassed by any native American. Every at
'enon w'i DC paid to the health, morals and manners
OF young ladies' Particular attention will also he mid
TO their ciohing-such repairs, washing, &c. for
which there will be no charge-The School will open
on the hrst Monday in January: two months vacation
will be given during the year.
TERMS.
For Board and English tuition sleO
french or Painting both be taught in addition 100
! Music only IN addition to the English $50
For all the above branches $50
RICHARD X. MEADE, SR,
Brunswick, Dec. IT. 7I-2awSiO.
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NJ EGRoES FOR SALE-The subscriber will oifr
u for sale at next January Charlotte court ten or
Twelve negroes They are all under thirty years Of
age, except very good cook AMI washer woman, a.
bout h'y-Tbey are likely and very good ne groes cold
Tor no deiect-Inosy young men--anong them ere one
or Two Young woman used TO house business. The
terms will be cash the day OF sale, but ere.
dit Till the FIRST Of June next may he had Tor portion
OF them. Application TO the subscriber the purchaser
giving bond aud good security.
JAMES w. BOULDIN
Dec 10. lid,
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HNDCCAfiON.-The Winter Session OF the subscri.
III "A ber's School, will commence January lih, 1890
Terms for Session Of fee months.
Board $40
Tuition, is
Fees for board anil tuition payable in advance. Each
board-r will furnish his bed and holding or there will
he extra charge OF SIS pr session. No boarder will
be received who is past the age of 10.
w. II. HARRISON.
dec. 10. 7l--2aw2w-W2w
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MOrICE.-l offer Tor sale my House and Lot, in the
~ City Of Williamsburg, and Plantation adjoining
containing by estimation 400 acres Of land; mere than
thirds OF which, has been in cultivation and s II
this time, in high state of improvement. The Lot Il.
supposed TO contain 30 acres and believe the part now
in Indian corn, (say ha will produce 40 bushels to
the acre. The buildings are large comn,odious man.
sion, having three in the cellar five on the first
floor, and three above; large kitchen, dairy smoke
house. and barn. II is needless to describe, mi
nniely, This property, as purchaser would first view
il. Those who wish to derive advantages oil Educa-
ton from the College OF William s. Mary, will proba-
by never have better opportunity TO purchase.
should II be Desirable This property would be sold in
parcels. instead OF The whole H. TAYLOR,
Williamsburg, Dec. 2j. 77-w4w
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Whole number III
TS,y,,l
Dec. 10.

CnANCE.Rl-htl Court held Tor Louisa County
u at tho Courthouse, on Moniiy October the 18th,
1920.
On the motion of Stephen T. Pulism one of the chill
drcn OF Iachariah Puiam decd. 1t is ordered that
John ). Fleming, administrator of the said Zachariah
Pulam, decd do appear here the day of Janua-
ry Court next, and siew Of any he can why his
letters oil administration on said estate shall not be
vokcd and that copy Of the said order be published for
two months previous thereto in some public new spaper
published in the city of Richmond
Copy. Tcste,
Now D. 56-wSwH JNO. HUNTER. c. l.. C.
HN CHANCERY.-At Court continued ard he'll
Il for Buckingham County, the 10Th day oil Nov. 1920
lsham Scruggs, James Scrugss, Samuel Scruggs
Vim. Nowlin, and Jane +. his wife, and Polly Scruggs
relict and widow a Allen Scruggs decd. pl,f,.
Against
Archer Scrugss, Valentine scruggs. Branch Nunnay
and Polly his wife, and John Moss aud Elizabet, his
wife, Drhs
The defendants Archer Scruggs. Valentine Scruggs
Branch Nunnally aud Polly his wife, not having entered
their appearance, and given security according the act
Of Assembly s. the rules Of this Court and sppea ing by
satisfactory evidence, that they not inhabitants OF
this country-I j. ordered that the said defendants do
appear here at February Court next, and answer the
bill Of the plaintiff; and that copy Of This order he
forthwith inserted in the Richmond Enquirer for two
month. excessively, and posted TIE iron, door of the
Court house Of this county. A Copy -Tes,e.
Nov. 10. 62-wSsH r. ELDRIDGE. JR d. C..
WN CHANCERY-Ata Court held for buckingham
a County the 18th day Of October, 1929.
Stephen Whitehead and Martha his wife, Haynes
and Mary his wife, Farmer and Lucy his wife,
johnson and Sarah his wife, Nancy Russell Su-
sauna Russell, Nunncry and Frances his wife,
Pitts
against
Thomas r. Thornhll, adn'or. Of William Russell
decd William Russell, James Russell and John Rus
sell. Elizabeth Dashazar, wife Of Dashazar, Wiley
Russell, James Russell Tcresy Thomas and
her husband, Samuel Russell and Elizabeth RUSSELL
Dcffs.
The defendants, except Thomas r. Thornhl not hav-
ing entered their appearance and given security accord
ing TO the Act Of Assembly and the rules Of this Court
aud appearing by satisfactory evidence that the said
defendants not inhabitants of this counry II is or
dcrcd that the said absent defendants do appear here
January court newt and answer the bin OF the plaintiffs
and that copy of this order he forthwith inserted in
the Richmond Enquirer for two months excessively,
and posted at the front door Of the courthouse of this
county. Copy Testc,
II. ELDRIDGE, Jr. ID. c.
oct. 81. 5i-w8w
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Dec. 25.

a iVENP0RT, ALLEN & co. have for sa!o
BY 1900 Sacks Liverpool filed Salt
400 Casks Nails and Birds, assorted
200 hhds W. India Molasses
150 Bags Coffee
30 bids w. India Sugar
10 bis. Tanners Oil
300 dc. No. Mackerol
1000 Reams Writing Paper
IL Boxes Loaf Sugar
10 Pipes Cognac Brandy
do Hollands Gin
20 Casks Cheese
200 Boxes Brown Soap
20 Bales and Boxes Cotton Yarn
90 Bales Shirtngs and Shectings
10 Cases Calicoes
300 Kegs Gunpowder, warranted
100 bis. Dunlops Ale.
Dec. 81. 70-3t
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n will be continued the ensuing year, under the in
sruction of Miss Susan E.;Parrot, young lady, who
has been highly recommended by the Rev. Samuel Is.
Wilson, Mrs. Herard and Judge Brooke in whose fan
y she now resides rutorcss In this school, will be
taught Rea ling, Writing, Arithmetic, English Gram
mar, Geography with the of the Globes and Maps
History, Composition and the elements of Natural and
Moral Philosophy, Chemistry and Rhetoric
TERMS-For board and tuition $50, payable half
yearly, in advance boarders finding their beds and
bedding or ii furnished by me, additional of So
will be charged. The school will commence on the
10Th January, and terminate the 18th December with
vacation OF one month, in the 1t would be
agreeable TO receive early applications from those who
may wish TO board their daughters wards with the
subscriber, living the Bowling Green, Caroline
County. PICHEGRU VOOLFOLK
p. S. Miss p. would also give instruction in the
French language if required. Nov H. 6O-wtf
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SELECT SCHOOLING School will be continued
~ inc ensuing year The course Of instruction will
embrace the Greek and Latin laagaayes a,hema,ics
Ar'hmctic, Geography. with III. use Of Maps and
Globes; English Grammar, English Composition &c.
The School will commence the 25th day OF January
1880 and terminate Oh the l0;h day Of December fol-
lowing.
There will he vacation of four weeks, commencing
on the 18th day Of June.
The charge for board, tuition, washing, lodging and
iuel will be one hundred and dollars one
hall, on the LIST day June 1890. aud the other half on
the let day OF December following.
The discipline OF the school will be parental and a,
much care and kndnes, will be extended to boys con.
oded tomy instruction, as to my children.
No boy. more than is years old, will be admitted
into the School, unless he shall be personally known
70 hne Tor orderly, exemplary department.
My residence is remote from the haunts Of vice and
immortality, aud remarkably healthy. II is situated in
the county OF Louisa. 80 miles from Richmond and the
IKE distance from Fredericksburg. The stage from
Fredericksburg To Cartersve passes by my residence;
aud thar from Richmond 10 Har i.onburg within short
distance OF il,
Letters to me. should be directed to Garaner's X
hoa"s. Louisa WILLIAM NELSON Jr.
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[EXFpAAsssSocx Ac@pEMr.-r.v,us .,.

APPssAssNNoC6 .AcssDaEMY.- Rsviue ,cc.
- eeeded in procuring the services OF Mr. CHAs,'r.
A. LEWIS. JUN Is principal to be aided In the CLASH.
car department by Mr. Samuel b. Owen Wilson, (sou
OF the Rev. Samuel b. Wilson, OF Frederick, buss
me Trustees OF this Institution confidently consrstu
late the public, upon the prospect Of again resxinr
ana ;.'e, winch once 80 extensively dfused;
VIII ohtsin Tor II the success to which its nume ov.
anu acknowledged advantages, so esineniiy entitle n
For the faithful and able discharge Of the dutie, As.
sgo'a h'm the best pledge will he found In the nm
wasried and pracsed ZEAL with which Mr. Levi. he.
heretofore acquitted himself in the profession Of hi.
early choice OF the qualifications and amiabie di.uo
so", OF Hr wilson. the most satisfactory testimonials
nave been adduced, from the most
able When to these primary elements Of success are
ADDED others even better assured aud only second to-
.hem IN Importance, viz: large and comnodious Build
hgs the saubriy OF whose site Is Individually tested
by the fact, that for years past. has proved refuss
oil unaing security TO the inhabitants OF less
svoreu Po's and Tor the last years. to the Pre-
uen. himself and his family. with entire exemption
rom au'umnai diseases, remoteness from every haunt
o. vice, and weil-seeced library of about 500 w.
iomes the Trustees cannot doubt will he secure In th
oscernmeht OF an enlightened psbc. The course of in.
"uS"on WIZ be such, as to qualify students for enter.
ing College, or the University and will comn,;ss ,n
English, Latin and Greek Languages Geoyranhv ,,i,
the use Of the Maps and Globes Arithmetic. Alpebr..
TTeomeuy r'sns ana Spherical Trigonomery, and tho
heory and Practice OF Surveying. The moral and
religious instruction OF the youth committed 10 nj, car.
VIII he primary object, and will he nculcated upor
every TT Occasion, as the best foundation for piety vr
tue and useful know LEDGE by the PRINCIPAL and HE a.
sstant-The exercise will commence on the 18th of
January, 1896 and terminate the 18th of December
following, with vacation Of month in the sum.
mer.-Terms for Board and Tuition including yya.h;ng
Sllo each Boarter finding his bed, bcdJ:nr.
towels and candles. o.
Address. to the Principal. Bowling. Green, Caroline
County, Va ill the L., Of January; aud afterwards to
MN, or TO the PRECEDENT Rappahsnnock Academy.
JOHN b. BERNARD, President
Zee lo. 70-tf
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TENWENTY DOLLARS REWARD.-Ranaway from
a T.. Devcreaux of the city OF Richmond, about the
oth dayoi November, 1929, negro man slave, named
Israel (and styles himself Israel Harris) about u wear,
oil age, five feet high, thin vsaged with large nose
and generally wel.dressed in blue cloth clothes ami
wears watch in his pocket and has acted for several
years as servant in the Eagle Tavern. Tho above
slave is supposed has obtained free papers, and is at
tempting to pass as free man, and may attempt to get
oil to some free State II he is apprehcnded near Rich
inond' the above reward will be paid if making off, OK
ira reasonable expences will also be paid for hi, safe
delivery in the Jail OF the City Any information that
can be given to Mr.. Dcvercanx of the City, with re-
gard to the way in which he got Off will be literally re-
warded; and all persons forewarned from harbourin
the said slave, and all captains of steamboats, and other
captains or masters of vessels from carrying on the said
slave, under penalty of the rigour of the law
JOHN WARBURTON, Adm'or
of Roiwell Delk, deed.
James City County, Dec IL. 74-wtf
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y WAL COMPANY An adjourned meeting OF
NJ Tue successors OF the Loyal Company will be held
=. the CaPol 10 Richmond, on Wednesday tue 18Th oil
January, 1880.
ihose VINO cannot attend In person are recommended
appola' proxies, az tits very important to the utter.
e oil the COnpany. that majority OF the share. III Al,
ne represented. AZ many persons are Interested i'm
'n'' company without being aware cfi have annoy.
:" ns OF the original grant~es The grant 10 the
Loyal Company rompreheuded son 900 acres of land.
moro 'han Zoo,o0O acres OF which have hs-n
THOMAS w. GlLMER,
Agent for successors
OF Loyal Company.
II List q the original Grantees in the Loyal Compa-
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HbUNAWAY in JAIL-Was committed 10 the
IVA Jail OF Montgomery County, in the state OF Viz.
glid, on the l0h day OF October last, one negro man.
named Tom, alias Thomas Brooks, who states that he
i' free bat sold slave in AIexand, ia 10
B njamin Lewis. Rice Ballard, and 60 Moss.
who took him TO the State OF Msissipp and there sold
him TO George Davis OF Burk County. Tom il sun.
posed to be iwentysiX years old, dark com.
pie xion, about five feet six eight inches high oera.
bly, stout built, very intelligent. read had en- when
committed very good drab big coat and black hat.
has the Sht side OF his face and ore or his
right arm The owner Is requested 10 come forward,
prove property pay charges and take him away CT he
will be dealt with according law.
WIN. WADE, Tailor
Montgomery County.
Dec. %. 77-wl2lH
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ENDUCATlON.-i shall open Boarding School ,b,
nA ensuing year, AZ my residence in Hanover County
abou, % miles from Richmond and abou, above Col
Goodar- My course OF instruction will comprise the
Latin, French and English Languages; Geography
with the use Of the Maps and Globes; regular cours,
oil History with Chronology, Arithmetic, Mathematic
and the art OF Surveying; English Grammar and Eng
lish Composition.
My terms for Board and Tuition are 800, the scbola.
tic year OF ten months. My school will CONNER on
the 18th OF January 1890, and terminate on the 18Th
December. vacation OF four weeks will be given in
the summer.
shall have an examination at the mencement
and another at the close of the year.-rhe result OF
which will be sent to the parents and guardians oil
children committed TO my care.-Psricular attention
will he paid 10 the moral condsct OF my pupils and
good discipline maintai in school, have been en-.
gagged in teaching for eight years past, and am fully
sensible OF the great possibility which my proes
sion imposes My resi-, nee is unusually heal hy and
remote from places OF vice and dissipation In reia-
ton to my character and qualifications, authorised
10 refer 'o the following gentlemen, viz:
Right Rec Richard Claiming Moore, d. d. Of
Richmond.
Rec William armstrong, Of Richmond.
r. s. T.. James, & 90. Of d.
Rer. piAinm Meade, d. ID. Of Frederick County,
Hdaorer, Dec. 1929. HERMON DAVIS.
Certificate Of Bishop IMoere
Mr.. III. Davis WAS employed by Bishop fsole as pri.
vae tutor OF hs children for upwards OF two years and
have every reason TO believe approved by him l.
therefore, can with prcpre,y recommend Mr. Davis
In such parents may he disposed to employ him
RICHARD CLAIMING MOORE.
A letter addressed TO me, must be directed to Mont.
peer, Hanover County, Va. HERMON DAVIS.
Dec. 10. 7I-6:wtf