Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-01-19

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q p DeycreauX Of the city OF Richmond about the
9th day of November 1879, ne gro man slave, named
Israel (and styles himself Israel Harris about 81 years
Of ege five feet high thin vsaged, with large
ana generally well-dresscd in blue cloth clothes and
wears watch in his pocket and has acted for several
years as servant in the Eagle Tavern. The above
'Ve II IS supposed has obtained free papers, and is at
tempting TO pass as free man, and may attempt to get
OH 10 some Tree State III he Is apprehendcd near Rich
mond. the above reward will be paid, if making Off cx-
ira reasonable cxpences will also be pal! for his safe
delivery in the Jail OF the City. Any information that
can DO given Mr.. Dcvcrca,ix of the CITY, with Ic-
gard TO the way in which he got OIL will be literally
warded and all persons forewarned from harbourng
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 Rodwell DelS, decd.
James City County. Dec IL 74-wI2r
BBUBLlC OF SALE Personal ES FATE :
a shall offer for sale, the 26th day OF Jan 1880,
at New Hope, lately the residence OF Mr.. John
Fs1con, deed. all the ,haticls of -s'at. Of the sa Il
dccedsn'; consisting of Household and Kitchen furn.
iure OF every description the stock OF hor.es, cattle,
sheep and hogs, as well "a the crops OF corn
aud odr, and farming utensils, belonging both 10 this
plAstaiioa and that OF Swans Point, Gays Creek and
Mil nerk carriage and Gig, and many other articles
entirely too numrrous. TO be mentioned particularly
The sale will be continued fiom day to day until II
can be completed, and credit of II months will he AL
lowed on all sums above $40 the purchaser executing
J. n. FAULCON. Admir-
oi John Faulcon, deed
Nrw Hcre near Gotham, Surry Co, Va.
n. b. AT tie same time aud place will he offered
Tor rent the plantations above nenti ned; and such OF
The negroes shall not have ten previously disroed
OF (and the number ia expected TO be CONSIDERABLE
will then be hired 10 the hghe', bidder in.
Jan 5. SI-t2OJ
az ELECT SCHooL.-My s 'hool will be continued
~ the ensuing year The course OF instruction will
embrace The Greek and Latin Language, Mathematics,
Arithmetic, Geography, with the use Of Maps aud
i.c5--; Eug'=i G--E;-ar, E,,-,,-,. Competition &c.
The School will commence the 25'h day oil January
1880, aud terminate the lO;h day of December loi-
lowing.
There will be vacation of four weeks, commencing
on the 18th day OF June.
The charge for board tuition, washing, lodging and
fuel will be one hundred and ten dollars payable
halt. on the Lat day oiJune 1890 and the other half
the lst day OF December following.
The discipline OF the school will he parental, and
much care aud kindness will be extended to boys
bded tony instruction, ~ TO my children.
NO boy, more than 10 years old, viii b. admitted
into the School, unless he shall be personally known
tonne for orderly, exemplary Department.
My residence IL Remote from the haunts of vice and
immortality, and remarkably healthy 1t is situated in
the county II Louisa 3S miles from RcLmO,d and the
like distance tom Fredericksburg. The stage from
Fredericksburg 10 Cartcrsve passes by my residence;
and that from Richmond to Har isonburg, within short
distance OF il.
Letters to me should be directed 10 Garlner's Y
Roads. ioui-a WILLIAM NELSON. Jr.
HNDUCATlON.-Nlrs. ElizabelhC c. taylor will open
n her School for the instruction of girls under IL
years Of age at Edge Wood, in the county of Hanover
on tho 10Th Of January 1890 Her Terms viii be
tic, and Geography, Tor two sessions OF five
months each $40 90
French and Drawing S 90
Dr. Berkeley will board the pupils for eighty dollars
who must find their bedding and towels, for eighty
five dollars il ne furnishes these articles.
Oct 6. 43-2awG ELIZABETH C. TAYLOR.
EFJ1LL!AM MILLER, john Morris, francis
Wv Pledge, Elizabeth Pledge, William Pledge,
VIM WoodsoH and "ite-rsks notice, that | shall on
the third Monday in March next, at Goochand cost
house between the hours of 10 O'Clock in the mornng
and O'Clock OF The evening Of the day. proceed
To take the dcpositi oil RodericS Payne and others
10 be read evid in suit depending the chan
ce'y side oi Tie county court o Govchland in which
am complainant and you defendants, at which lime
and place you may attend If you please
jan IL siwlw' ARCHER PLEDGE.
YHyRUsT SALE.-By virtue of a decd of trust ex-
u ccucd TO the subscribers by Lancelot Woodward
the 10 day of October 1929, and recorded in Gooch
land County, SHALL in pursuance of the directions OF
said deed, the 18th day of this month (January) ii
fair it not the next fair day. proceed TO sell to the high
est bidder at public auction for cash. the following pro-
perry, TO witt all the said Lancclots interest in the real
whereof his fathers Woodward died scised being
undivided 9th part thereof TO the widows dow
all his dstbutabe share of his said fathers personal
esatesix mules one horse an saddle, three Wagons,
two carts and gear two coal machines with ropes buck
cts and cowes,25 picks shoycs and mauls two boats
and furniture, and parcel OF blacksmith s carpenters
tools. Acting trustees such title only is vested in
us will he conveyed-the title, however, is believed TO
be good 10, EPH s. WATKINS, 1r,
JOHN FORBES, Jr. i'"'eeS
Jan. 2. SO-wlw
TuVAKEN up hy Vincent Chrafham, in the upper
FL end OF Chesterfield county, sorre 6lly with
blszs face, four feet hvc aud a half inches hrh--ap
prai:cd 10 $50 MACK GOODE,
RENRY cox,
JOHN RUDD,
Jan. ~ S4-w3w' Appraisers.