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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-12-24

BHOR SALE, the premises, the highest bidder ON
called Roc wherein David II. Patterson
resided in Nelson county And ALSO the and
place. thy-ve negroes, belonging to the said decedent
and most OF them very likely together with the stock OF
horses, hogs, CATTLE plantation utensils and fodder
&c on the estate This estate contains about five hun
dred and sixty and lies in the fork of Rocksh and
James versa good crop of wheat has been seeded it,
and possession will be given mmedately;-but having
been repeatedly advertised for SALE and lying the pub
lie road, no other description is deemed necessary this
time, than merely to remark that both the low grounds
and high land have been generally esteemed first rate
The terms will be- for the land credit of one two three
and four years. from Christmas next, with Deed of Trust
on it, and satisfactory personal security for the several in
salmcnts they fall DUE and the negroes, part of them for
cash. and the Others together wih the stock and other
icles credit until Christmas, eighteen hundreA and
hirty-wo with bond and approved security for
ceedng ten dollars but for that and all under cash
will be required This sale will take place. if bidders
tend and will be continued from day day until finished
REUBEN b. PATTESON,
EXecutoro of David r. Patteson, dec.
Nov %, 1881. 5s-tds
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III nor RENr-The subscriber, intending to retire from
a public life, offers for rent privately, for the
year. that desirable stand for Tavern private En-
tertainment, called Mill Grove, in the North Garden Al
bemarc county, situated the Stanton and Scottsve
Turnpike Road, and near the junction of tho Lynchburg
and Charlottesville Road with said Turnpike Road, and
20 miles from Staunton, 10 from Scottsye ~ from Char
loeSviile, and about 20 from Lovngston.-The dwelling
house is roomy and well arranged for entertainment the
stables very large and unusual number of out-bouscs
calculated for every convenience for such establishment
large cehouse will be filled with ice-a convenient,
cool and unlailng spring in the yardThere about
four or five OF good meadow land, from which is
pected good crop of hay next year. and if it is desirable
the plantation attached to the premises will also be rented
which there is about foFtyve bushels Of wheat and
there is ground already lowcd, TO make good crop
oats part of the Plantation is well taken with clover
Sometime in July next, Manufacturing Mill, in about
$50 yards of the house, will be offered also for rentIt is
considered excellent stand for store and blacksmith
shop Sc The aforesaid property, in all probability, will
he rented from year year, for many years to Those
who may be DESTROYS rent had better apply early aud
the property, and know the erms.f the property
named Except the m) is rented before the 4h Of
January next, it will be offered that day, the highest
bidder, on the premises for rent
ANN ID. MORRIS, Adm'x of
Jpillidm Morris, deed.
Mill Grove, Albemarle, Dec. II. 66-3t
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Brunswick Co., Dec. 8, 1881. 2awsw.

NOR SALE, Five valuable Lots in the Town OF Farm
III ville--three of them adjoining Randoph's Ware
HoHsc-the other two on the southeastern side of the
main street, fronting that street. They will be divided
to suit purchasers.
Also all my reveronary and contingent interests un
der the last will and testament OF the late Mrs. MARTHA
CoRRoN, of CAwsoN's, and the late MRs JUDITH
RANDOLPH, of BIZARRE.
For terms of sale Of the FARMvILLE and BIZARRE
property, apply to THos. A. MORTON Esquire of Farm
ville--and for the CAwsoN's property TO Dr. Ryland
Randolph, near City Point, Prince George county
Also for sale, upwards of one hundred prime Virginia
born slaves reared (and their parents aso) the su6sc
bers estate, and accustomed to exact discipline under
overseers They will be sold in families No bad master
need apply as no sale will be made to any such charac
ter If not privately sold, they will be exposed sale in
Richmond about the first of January.
All persons hereby warned TO deal with any of
the subscribers slaves without express permission,
writing from himself the of such slave spe
citying the article which he has for SALE which he
wishes TO buy Prosecution will be instituted in all cases
without respect to persons OF Infringement of this notice
All persons whatsoever also forbidden hunt shoot
or fish, on the subscribers lands, pass through the
cleared cultivated parts of the same pain prosecu
ton for respass. JOHN RANDOLPH, of Roanoke.
Charlotte County, Nov 23 1881. 59-t25D
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"a ESUEUR'S LANYARD FOR SALE.-By virtue
"a of deed of trust bearing date the 10Th day of Nav
1929, by David Lesucur to the subscriber for purposes
therein mentioned, and duly recorded in the Clerks Office
OF Powhatan county, will be sold the highest bidder
cash, the 10th day of January next the premises
two acres OF land lying in Powhatan county, the
Courthouse, with all the buildings and improvements
thereon, known and called by tho of Lcsueurs
Tan Yard The subscriber, acting trustee, will con-
vcy only such title in him by trust deed
JOHN w. NASH, Trustee.
N. B.The sale of the above property postponed UNI
til the goth day of January next. J. W. N Trustee.
Dec. 81. T66-w3y1
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Il NOR SALE OR TRADE.-Having turned my attcn-
a ton TO other pursuits offer my fine blood Stallion
called N,udoch beautiful bay, 16 hands high, majestic
appearance, only seven years old He sired by the
celebrated Sir Charles whose reputation stands high
than any horse in America. His dam full booded
Bedford akin to old Beair and old Medley of
unexampled value, whose pronegy has commanded more
money than any other mare that have known, except
Mr.. VIM. r. Johnsons old Reality, and under present
circumstances, they bid fair TO vie with her Several of
her colts have sold for from $500 $780, and three
years of agc.rhc half of Murdoch sold for 5000 the
fall he three years OF age The sister of Murdoch
which brought the renown year old fly called
Tri1e, sold few days ago for $780, and have been
told that $4,000 was offered for Tre. Murdoch's dam
owned and rode constantly for several years, by
drcd weight, without sustaining the least injury;
10 old before she put horse, and is still
alive having had nine ten colts and is still breeding.
mention this for the purpose of showing their durability
not only the turf Mr. VIM. r. JOhnsons certificate
will show below, but in the essential employment,
the cuvaono the farm, in the stage the troop In fact
such stock of horsesare strong bulwark in republic
Murdochs progeny bid fair to do honor to his progenor
from their present appearance being large of fine action,
color &C. have three of his colts, old
spring. and one year old next spring. out Of Sir Charles
of rst-rate blood. only raise TO sell trade the
coltshey he traded for the most reasonable terms.
"A letter addressed TO the subscriber living Ches-
terrified Courthouse, will receive attention.
CHARLES c. GRAVES.
have known Capt Charles c. Graves horse Murdoch,
by Sir Charles, since nc cot-hayc seen him
several races in good credit but never saw him start
for when considered him in good order but once
whchwas at New Market, the fall after he years old
when Inc made excellent and the Sweepstakes
two mile heats, at four heats, beating my horse Medley
and Col. Wynne's horse Merlin Given under my hand
this lst day Of Oct. 1880. w. X. JOHNSON.
Dec. H. 65-3twtf
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a NoNFESSIONS OF NAT TURNER-The Confess
" sons of Nat Turner, the leader of the late Insu
rcction in Southampton, Virginia, as fully and vo-
UNFAIRLY made to Thomas r. Gray, in the prison where
he was confined, and acknowledged by him to be SUCH
when read before the Court OF Southampton, with the
certificate under seal Of the Court convened Jcru5aem
November 9th, 1891, for his Trial Also, an authentic
count OF the whole instruction, with lists of the whites
who murdered, and of the negroes brought before
tie Court OF Southampton, and their sentence, &c.Pdcc
20 cents each liberal discount by the hundred For
sale by JNO III. NASH Richmond
Dec. 20. 66-G
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by RICHIE a. C0OK.

The ENQUIRER is published a week. generally and
snIeo tunes week during The session
sn same a. heretofore FIVE Dollars payable ad
votes OF chaeted will DO
"a In payment The Editors
oy malt the postage Of all letters paid by the
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u n obedience TO Decree Of Hanover County Court,
n pronounced on the 9th day of October last in
tain suit the said Court between Sarah Crcnshaw and
others Plaintiffs against Hamilton a. Crenshaw and others,
Dcfendantshc Commissioners appointed by the said De-
WILL the 10Th day of January next sell upon the
premises, Tract Of land belonging TO the Heirs Of Joel
Crcuslaw, dec lying both sides of Cedar Creek, and
adjoining the lands of Joseph Vaughan, Henry Pollard
aud ohersand supposed TO contain about eighty
And the next day they will sell upon the premises
other Tract of Land belonging to the said estate, contain
ing hundred and fifty VI adjons the lands of
Col. VIM H. White and ohers.-Tcrms of sale, so much
cash as will pay the costs Of suit &c.for the balance,
twelve months credit viii be allowed upon the purchaser
purchasers executing bond bonds with approved
curity and Deed Of Trust the land secure the pay
ment THE COMMISSIONERS
Dec II. 65-tds
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FENRUST SALE OF Landry virtue of a Deed of

FENRUST SALE OF LANDRY virtue of a Deed OF
III Trust executed by George Robertson Parson) of the
county of Amelia, to the late Edmund HARRISON his
gal representative the 9th day September 1922 and
duly recorded in the Clerks Office of aforesaid county,
certain purposes therein specified will be sold the high
the fair day. the premises for cash. that Tract or
parcel of Land which the said George Robertson re-
Sides in the Aforesaid county of Amelia lying on the
Appomattox one and half miles above the junction of
the said river and Flat Creek four miles below Geno;
containing by estimation $50 acres less with
suihcency of wood land, dwelling house, and other out
houses, healthy and pleasant situation, and agreeable
subscriber being the legal represen-
tave of the late Edmund HARRISON the Trustee will only
convey such title az he the Trustee was invested with tho
he believes it TO be indsputable
NATHANIEL HARRISON, Ex'oro
Dec. 10. [6i-tdS Edmund Harrison, dec.
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I'VE house the ensuing year. lie will teach the Greek.
Latin and English Languages The school will
the third Monday in January 1892 and terminate on
the second Friday in December following There will be
vacation Of one month in the summer, commencing on
the second Friday in June.-I will accommodate ten or
twelve boys with board washing and lodging for 500 each
The price of tuition will be $50 per scholar Ono half Of
the board and tuition fees will be required at the end OF
each session.. Verdon r. O., Hanover, is my address
Nov ~. 56--wst JOHN r. NOEL.
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FHNHIRTY-FIVE NEGROES.-On Thursday the 10Th
"A inst, we will sell ih front of Office at 10 o'clock
80 likely negroes, consisting of men, women boys and
girls; among which aresevera boys suitable for a Tobac-
co Factory, one good blacksmith and good waserwo
man. They belong TO gentleman who has declined
farming, and are worth TIA attention of persons wishing
buy for their own use ]. * 5. COSBY s. co
Dec. 20. 66-tds
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~ EGEoES FOR HIRE.-On Monday, the I'd day of
January, 1882, will be hired at the house of Mr..
Williyn T. Cecil, on the main road leading from the
Bowling Green towards New Town. about four miles
below COL Tods the said road, all the slaves be Ion
to the estate of Col Edmund Pcndeton deceased consist
ing of nearly one hundred uncommonly likely men, wo-
men, boys and girls. EDMUND Pen DLETON, +
Dec 20 I66-3tl Executor.
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SLAVES FOR SALE.-On Thursday, the 4th of
~ January next, at Surry Courthouse will be sold for
cash. TO the highest bidder between 80 and 40 Slaves
families among them several house servants first
rate male cook On Thursday the 18th of the same month";
at Brunswick Courthouse, will be sold upon the same
terms between 40 and 80 Slaves all of the of the
late John t. Bowdonln of bad weather these sales
will take place the next fairday. JOHN II. COOKE,
Dec. Is. 6i-Sts Ex'or of J. r. Bo,vdo;n
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TENHE celebrated SIR CHARLES will stand the
n next season at the stable Of my son George w.
Johnson, and under his immediate management within
one mile Of Mooiys Tavern, in the county Of Chester
field about 20 miles from Richmond and Petersburg
Terms, &c, hereafter. w r. JOHNSON
Chesterfield, Dec. 8, 1891. eff
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AtREY BEARD.-This wenbrsd Horse. bred by
IN Richard Singleton, Esq. Of S. G., by Koscusko,
his dam the imported mare Psyche the dam othe dn.
guscd rleers Blank and Mark Time, lsee Turf Register,
vol 2ad page 5l5l will stand the ensuing season a my
stable IN Nelson county, Va FuItber particulars in tins
Dcc.2 6T-IsF JNO. r. COLES.
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LAND AND NEGROES FOR SALE.

HDUKSUANT 70 The last viii and testament of James
"A Walker, deed and decree of the County COURT OF
Buckingham, will be sold the premises to the highest
bidder, on Monday the 26h December next the tract
land belonging to e estate of the late Col James Walker
cd, containing about 1900 This land is situated
en the waters of Fish Pond and Holiday Creeks-ost of
which IS standing in woodsive six hundred
good high land Tor tobacco the balance good grain land
some excellent flats in fine state for tobacco; with good
two story dwelling house, kitchen, garden, granary, and
other out-houses There also good mill lately built
he above land will be divided sold entire tract
credit of one, to and perhaps three years The ne
groes arevery likely and valuablc they will be sold On
credit OF IL months together with the crop of all kinds
stock household and kitchen furniture plantation tools
the purchasers giving bond with approved security. Any
person wishing to view the premises, will apply the
subscriber, who lives convenient and will show the
at any time. JOEL WATKINS
Nov. L. [50-tfl Ex'or. of Jas. Walker deed.
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"AUDIroR's OFFICE, !

''Mr. Frederick A. Mayo has furnished many of the
books used in this Department for several years past
OF which, the LedgcrS at least equal, if not superior
to any have seen. JOS. JACKSON, c. of A.
81 concur in the above. JAS. T.. HEATH,
Auditor of Public .4ccO1ints"
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NJ EGROES FOR SALE.--On the I'd of January next
at the Central Hotel in Charlottesville, shall offer
Tor sale at public auction to the highest bidder
dit of twelve months with interest from the date with APP
proved security about forty of the Estate of the
late Dabney Mnog-These negroes are considered as
luable any in Virginia. among them are tradesmen,
house servants, sc. ALEXANDER GARRETT,
Dec. 10, 1881. TtlstJan.l Executor
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e. ALE OF NEGROES, &c.--Will be sold on Thurs
~ day the fifth day of January next at the Tavern of
John 3 Cooke, in the county of Abemarc, from forty
fifty valuable Slaves, consisting of Men, Women, BOYS
and Girls; among them several valuable mechancs
Immediately after the sale of the negroes will be sold at
Blair Park, the crop of Corn, Plantation Utensils, &c.
Ierms:-A part of the negroes will be sold for cash. the
remainder and the other articles, credit of twelve
months the purchaser giving bond with approved security
VIM. BROWNE, Executors of
ALEX'R BROWN, Jas. Henderson.
Dec. 10, 1881. Cts
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AM at the Central Hotel, nearly opposite the Eagle
IL Tavern, in Richmond, and am now entering ON the
sale Of Blood Sock.-Fariied could be got in situa-
ton for my reception.
Fanny Le,cs for sale:She is elegant mare in eve
ry respect but few better opportunities will be offered
She is large and commanding in every way. Her history
be had by application to mc-In day or two shall
offer fine bred, young Stations. They are good
property. know individual who is making from TO
10 thousand dollars per season. and Of them not be-
ter than those that will offer Stud business is the best
business done.--l constantly at the Hotel and
would be glad TO see all that may favor with call
think mares scarce-and respecting studs there but
few OF the first grade q mean those that cstabshcd3
but we have them large and finely bred they will improve
the stock.-Eclipse is here His services may be had
at SIS the season. payable with 500 if paid before the
first day Of Feby next at which time his will COM
at Diamond Groves but should his services prove
Intellectual, additional charge will be made for his ser
vices at Diamond Grove. But few farms are equal TO a
good stud, and recommend the Investment of money in
good stock. JAS. j. HARRISON
= Dec. 90 CIT
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THNHE School at my house. in Amelia county, viii be
~ opened again the 18th January, under the dircc-
ton OF Mr. Albert G. Stubs. The School intended for
boys under fourteen years Of age. In il will be taught
reading writing, arithmetic, geography, history, the Gle
mcntory branches OF mathematics, and the Greek and
Latin Languages. Terms, one hundred aud ten dollars
for board and tuition payable half yearly in ADVANCE.
-Four or five boys, in addition 20 those engaged be
commOdated. HODItAH MEADE.
Dec. 90 66-2ts
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A GOOD TAILOR WANTED-One who can como
IN we'll recommended for industrious and sober habits
may hear OF good situation, by personal application
or communication addressed TO Post Master, Fabcrs
Mills. Nelson County, Va.
Also, Coon BLAcKsMITH.-For whom liberal wa
gos will he given for the ensuing year, early application
be made as above directed.
Dec. I5 6t-w4w
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"A GENTLEMAN residing above Richmond, i'm a
n healthy ncighborhood, wishes to employ a Female
Teacher for the ensuing year. Inquire Of the Editors Of
this paper Nov T. 5I-f
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IA AND FOR SALE will sell great bargain in my
~ plantation in King William County containing about
fifteen hundred acres, Of which prime flat land ro
mediaiely the Pamunky River. This plantation is
beautifully situated; the dwelling house commanding
view Of each shift; the buildings commodious, with
every necessary house for farm as well as family.
The distance TO Richmond % milesto Hanover Court
house 7mes--New Castle miles-and TO Hanover Town
mtesEach shift good for about fifteen hundred BUSH
els Of wheat and from eight hundred TO one thousand bar
res Of corn This fall about 1O7 bushels OF wheat have
been seedcdIhe terms will be quite easy; only small
part viii be required in hand. Application may be made
10 Mr. Lawrence Muse or myseifPo9sesson may be had
on let January next JOHN W. HOOMEs.
Tappahannock, Nov. 1s. b5~w5w
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HNXECUTOR'S SALE.-Will be sold on Wednesday,
n the llth oJanuary next, at Monyie, the late
sidence of Philip Ayle deceased all the perishable pro.
perry belonging the of the said deceden which
by his last will not devised TO his widow Mrs Eliza
beth Aylc The property be sold consists of large
stock of horses cattle sheep and hogs, about 800 barrels
of corn, 10 10000 weight of seed cotton or 5000
weight of pork, and great variety of other valuable ari
ces oil property including excellent secondhand
rageA credit of six months will be allowed on all pur-
chases at the SALE exceeding the of dollars
p. AYLETr, Ex'or of p. Aylett, dec.
King William, Dec. %. 167-tds1
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fssCMN0sD BYRGEvTg Saturday.. DECEMBER a1 1891

IN EGROES FOR SALE.--Will be sold to the highest
u bidder, on Monday the Goth of December inst if
fair not the next fair day thereafter on credit of twelve
months, between 80 and 40 negroes, consisting of men,
women boys and girls at the Farmers Hotel in the town
oil Manchester-Bond with approved security, ~i he re-
quired, EDWD O FRIEND
Dec. .. 20 ~
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KENWO LACKS EOR SAIE.-Cnn Of ihn,,, l. Tr,.,-

TTEVWU JACKS FOR SALE:-Onc OF them is Trum-
Il peter, well known in this and the adjacent counties
only for his unusual sze but also for the size and
value OF his mules he has stood several seasons and can
be recommended foalgetter. The other only
three years od-goiten by Trumpeteralso very large
and promising Two Jcnnies, of the stock also for
sale Communications addressed this subject to
Percival's Post-oicc, Virginia. will be attended to.
ALEX'R. BR0DNAX
Brunswick Co., Dec. g. 1891 oaw2vp
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- ALE OF NEGROES.-Will be sold at Stonev Point
~ Cumberland county, on the Both December next to
the highest bidder for cash, from fifteen TO twenty Negroes
belonging to the estate OF George N Skipwih, all young
and likely. VIM MURRAY
Agent for Adm'x. and Guardian of the heirs
NOV ~ 5S-wtds