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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-12-13

TUNHE EAGLE HOTEL.-Thc undersigned has taken
~ this Hotel The convenience Gifts locality, with its
extensive accommodations, surpassed by any ta
vern in the United States Professions of attempts
please common, that is useless make them
The Proprietor has taken this establishment at so short
notice, (ony two days previous TO the meeting of the Lc
gislaure that he may not have opportunity manifest
ing as early as he would wish, his desire to please
generous public will excuse in the beginning, the at
tempt OF one not much accustomed to the detail of such
The Proprietor gives solemn assurance that no
pains expense shall be spared elicit appreciation and
bring CUSTOM The liquors shall be the best the country
affords, and table 10 conformBoardcrs arc requested
and every effort made for their suitable entertainment
The undersigned would be particularly indebted 10 his
friends in Richmond for such custom.-A separate table
will be prepared for members Of the Legislature
ALEXANDER l.. Bolts
Richmond City, Dec 2, 1881. 5g-n
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a OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES the surviving Officers and

A MISREPRESENTATION the surviving Officers and
IN Soldiers Of the Revolution, and the legal Heirs and
Representatives of the dccdThc subscriber, supposed
be the last surviving Colonel of the Revolution bat
fco has boon for several past and is still frequently
appealed to from quarters for inormaton testimony
and advice, revolutionary rank and scrvccsnsomuch
that the postage OF such applications has become
burthensome. He has therefore determined to take his
stand this wntcr Washington for the purpose of recev
ing and attending TO such applications, giving advice and
instructions upon all points essential sustaining and aid
ing all such claims he knows and believes be just
and preventing the imposition of those the public he
udt expenses, he will require reasonable remuneration
proportion TO the claims received also i'm proportion
to the conditions OF those receiving He requires and
will receive nothing from the extreme nccdy-par-
hcularly OF widows orphans neither in de-
pending entirely his testimony. The repu-
ted hard grndngs of persons calling themselves agents.
on those veterans and their heirs whether
falscl it we'll known, have operated much TO
A general agency therefore, founded the above prn-
Piles aud the most endearing brothery affections that
were formed among men, IL is hoped, will have happy
redocming influence the merits of the survivors, and
memories of the deceased of those heroes their descend
ants and all their jst claims; and the subscriber, this
head begs leave humble and thankful Difference the
able and kind endeavors Of others here to add the happy
consolation of the fact, that he has cleared up diff
cues and doubts that have existed among the different
branches OF the State and General Governments and
tabished thereby several leading principles, important
those claims tho recorded evidences and proceedings
some of his will testify. ~ Those able pay
postage, will be good as TO do Those who not,
douby solicited communicate freely, and the sub
scriber will look with inherited eyes, a different
from themselves and the public Treasury for reimburse
ment. Such Journalists feel themselves benefited by
the privileges bestowed upon the Press by the Revolution
will render patriotic well benevolent of kind
by giving this advertisement two three insertions
in their papers. JOHN NICHOLAS,
Dec. 8. Late Colonel Il. "A.
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1.-The subscriber LIVING at Wbi,e-H HAN in the county

VuNHE subscriber, living at Whitehall, in the county
II OF Hanover, having employed young man, who
mas had some experience teacher and who give
satisfactory evidence of his abilities, would his
family four or five small boys, bcarders exceeding in
age fourteen ycarsThc situation OF residence is in
healthy and agreeable neighbourhood and commands all
the advantages which can be desired by any who may wish
to conde their children to my careThc terms for board
and tuition during the space OF ten months, will be $780,
payable ut the end of the second session. The school will
open the 9th day of January next terminate the
last day Of the ensuing Novcmber-There will be a
cation OF month"; during the Instruc-
ton will be given in all the branches of ordinary Eng
lsh education, viz: Reading, Writing, Arithmetic, Gram
mar, Geography, &C.; and also in the Latin and Greek
anguages-Strict attention will be paid the department
OF the boys both within and of Schools and every aid
Afforded them, in the prosecution of their respective
dies which Prompitudc and steady application the part
OF their teacher
Parents, living at distance, who may wish engage
their chidrcn will receive prompt attention. by addressing
letter to mo- and directing il to Vcron Pest Office,
Taylorsvillc THOMAS BOSWELL.
Dec. 2. 59-2twSt
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NNOR SALE-A tract of Land in the county of Char
n lotte at the confluence of Little Roanoke and the
larger river of the sometimes called Staunton
River) known generally as RANDoLPH's LOWER QUAR-
TER 1t is thought to be inferior TO plantation the
ver contains about (and not han thousand three
hundred acres, of which, than six hundred river
low grounds. There is considerable quantity also of
low ground Little Roanoke and Horsepcn Creek, plenty
OF plant patch ground and much of the high land very
fine. Ii has small convenient gris MILL and the planta-
ton uncommony compact and convenient TO cultivate,
being nearly rs broad as il is long.
Also, BusHY FoREsT, containing nearly thousand
hundred acres on both sides of Little Roanoke This
tract approaches Charlotte Courthouse and would
suit professional man. If sold private SALE il will
be offered at public sale the first Monday in December
next being Charlotte day, at the Courthouse. This
tract be- and will Of require be divided to suit pur
chasers into two, three parts
For terms apply TO John Marshall, Esq Charlotte c.
H. or William Leigh, Esq Halifax C. III.
Nov. 4, 1881 5l-tds
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THNHE OAKRIDGE FEMALE SCHOOL, will be con
N unued the ensuing year, under the instruction Of
Miss r. Jones, whose system Of teaching is the
modern ana approved plan The School will open the
10Th january next and close on 9th December following
with vacation OF one month during the In This
School the usual course Of instruction pursued for afford
ing the best female English education including the rud
rents Of Chemistry, atura Philosophy and Rhetoric
Miss j. will also teach plain ncede-work. Ten or twelve
boardcrs will be received at 0akdge al 900 each jnclud
ing all expenses, payable halfycary II desirable that
some Of the boadcrs furnish their bed and bedding and
in such cases, IS viii be deducted.
Nov. 20 [5S-Im1 WILSON ALLEN
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DURSUANT TO the last will and testament of James
u Walker, decd and a decree Of the County Court Of
Buckingham, will be sold the premises to the highest
bidder, on Monday the 26h December next the tract of
land belonging to the estate of the Late Col James Walker
decd, containing about $500 acres This land Is situated
on the waters of Fish Pond and Holiday Crccksmos of
which 10 standing in woodsivc six hundred acres of
good high land for tobacco the balance good grain land,
some excellent flats in fine state for tobacco with good
two story dwelling house, Kitchen garden, granay, and
other out-houses There also good mill lately built
The above land will be divided sold in entire tract
on credit Of one, two and perhaps three years The
groes are very likely and valuable; they will be sold OH
credit OF IL months, together with the crop of all kinds,
stock household and kitchen furniture plantation TOOLS
tho purchasers giving bond with approved security ANY
person wishing to view the premises will apply to the
subscriber, who lives convenient and will show the same
at any time JOEL WATKINS
Nov. i. [5O-tfl EX'or of Jas. Walker, deed.
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IDURSUANT to deed of trust executed by Rich'd
n Jones and wife, and of record in the Clerks Of
flee oil Amelia, TO secure the payment of certain Of
money, due to William II. Johnson, John r. Walk and
others, shall proceed TO sell, for cash. at Amelia Court
house, the 22d day of December next it being Amelia
court day. certain tract of Land containing 305
more less and adjoining the lands of John Bland David
Niabn, and others; also, negro woman, named Caro-
ine-The title TO the above property considered good,
but acting Trustee, shall only convey such title as is
vested in mo. VIM. +. EGGLESTON, Trustee.
Nov. %. 5S-tds
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THNHE School at Edgewood, Hanover, for the instruc
IL ton of youth under the age of If years will open
heretofore the 18th JAN and continue until the 18th
December following, with vacation Of one month in the
summer. The Greek, Latin, and English Languages,
History, Geography, Arithmetic and Mathc will
be taught Terms are-For board and furnishing all
things usually comprchendcd in it, and tuition, $20,
half pay able in advance the other the LIST November
next. CARTER BERKELEY
Nov. H. 52-2awIm
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YuNHE subscriber, having leased his farm lying on
II James River, in the county of Buckingham 10 miles
above New Canton, above the Virginia Mills, and be-
low Scosvillc WILL the 18th day of December if fair,
if not the mex fair day. offer 10 the highest bidder for cash.
twenty-five likely young Negroes (a in amlicS any
i'm the Stae all his stock CATTLE hogs sheep, and horses
between three and four hundred barrels of all his crop
of blade fodder nicely cured in the dry season, and well
put up; household and kitchen furniture tools belonging
the farm three four thousand lbs. of pork many
other things not necessary TO be named credit
ill the 1st of june 1892 the purchasers giving bonds with
approved security All persons wishing purchase are
respectfully invited attend, the sale will actually take
place that day. ROBERT NJ BOILING.
Oct25 fS-tds
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n NEUTRAL HOTEL.-The subscribers have associat-
~ ed themselves under the firm ofPUcKETT s BALL,
and will keep the above establishments which has been
improved and added to- enable them to accommodate
their friends and acquantances in manner and style as
TO comfort and convenience, equal at least TO any in this
city, and moderate and reasonable pro-
fit and the Richmond market will aordall they ask, is
fair trial. and fair share of encouragement, md they
then fear not giving satisfaction generous public Their
bar table, and stable, well lodging shall not be
passed.A few boarders by the month, quarter
years not only desirable, but wished for by the pubcs
Obcdent servants ISHkM PUCKETT,
THOMAS BALL.
Richmond, Dec. 9th 1911 GIFT
IL The Petersburg nellgenccr will insert the above
four times and send their account TO this Office for coec
ton.
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Nov. 1. [50-tfl Ex'or Of Jas. Walker, deed.

virtue OF deed of trust executed the subscriber
the 10th day of june 1924, by William Prosser
and Mary G. his wife, and duly recorded the Clerks Of
ilce OF Henrco county, TO debt due Samuel M
Bockus, of thousand hundred dollars as evil
denced by bond bearing interest from the date thereof
shall offer for sale, at public auction the premises
cash, ON Friday, the 10th day of December next if fair If
not the next fair day. certain tract parcel of land lying
IN Cures Ncck in the lower part of Hcnco county, adj
joining the lands of Col Wm Allen aud Bow f. Cooke
known by the of BREAo containing by survey two
hundred and ninety acres-wo hundred and sixteen and
hall OF arabic Land and of first quality James River
Land and the remaining part Swamp Land with comfort
able dwelnghouse and all other convenient out-houses
thereon. NATHL NELSON, Trustee.
sept. 10. Bids
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EyARMERS BANK OF vIRGINA-Thc annual
n meeting Of the Stockholders, for the election of D
recors of the Bank and of the Offices Of Discount
post, will be held Wednesday, the 18th day of January
next. VIM. NEKERVIS, Cash
Il. Dec. 2. 59-2awtd
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A DEMONSTRATORS SALE.-Tho Subscrbcr- a.

A DEMONSTRATORS SALE.-Tho Subscriber, as
IA administrator of Isaac Oliver, Esq dec, will sell by
public auction, to the highest bidder, Monday the 10th
day of December next Of fair il otherwise the first fair
day atter at the farm lately occupied by Mr. Oliver
county Of Hanover all his Household and Kitchen Furni-
tre and the entire stock of Horses Hogs Sheep Cat
te and the Corn and Fodder made upon the
this year. together with the Farming Utensils every kind
And on Thursday the 22d day of the month"; the
farm owned by Mr. Oliver, in the county, called
Spring Grove the stock of Horses, Hogs and Cattle there
and the crop of Corn Fodder made there this YEAR to-
gether with the Farming Utensils of every kind Terms
For all sums OF Ten Dollars and UNDER cashfor all
above Ten Dollars credit of six months will be allowed
All persons having claims against the estate request
ed TO present them, duly authenticated, for payment
all those indebted to the estate hereby required make
immediate payment the subscriber wishes settle his
account. EDWIN SHELTON,
Administrator Of Isaac Oliver, deceased.
Oct IL 1h-fhS
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NJEGRoES FOR sALE.--will be sold 70 the highest
bidder, Monday the goth of December inst, if
fair ifno the next fair day thereafter credit twelve
months, between 30 and 40 negroes consisting Of men,
boys and girls at the Farmers Hotel in the town
Of ManchestorBond, with approved security, will be
quired, EDWD. o. FRIEND.
Dec. 2. 59-u
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NOTICE. Teacher Wdnted.--A gentleman Of
~ uncxcepdonabc character, experienced in School
Keeping, well versed in the Latin and Greek Languages
and the elementary branches of Mathematics will find
desirable situation in private family, by application at
at Morgsnsve, Nouoway, Va.
Dec. 10, 1881. 62-wt1stF
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VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.--Will be
sold by auction, on Wednesday, the 18th of Deem
Der, If fair otherwise the first fair day thereafter the
premises the following valuable property part of the
sona estate Of the late James Govan of Hanover viz; the
crops of corn fodder hays &C., stock of horses mules cat
tie and hogs, plantation implements, household and kitchen
furniture, &c &c.A select library of nearly 800 vols,
but few Of them at all injured and principally London ed
tons: Hogahs most admired prints, from Shaks
pcare by Boydes and several fancy pntsOne of Broad
woods grand Pianos, quantity of old plate together with
sundry other articles which will be exhibited the day Of
sae.-TERMs:-For sums above 10 dollars, a credit Of 9
months will be allowed the purchasers, giving bond with
approved security; for that and under cash will be
required and in instance is the property be removed
without the terms Of sale are complied with
JAMES GOVAN,
EDW'D GOVAN,
Oct. H. f15-tds1 ARCHIBALD GOVAN
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NJOTICE.-A petition will be presented TO the next
IN COR the present as the case may BEL General AS
scmby of Virginia, praying that law may be passed
hozing Toll Bridge TO be built Back River, from
the public road, the land belonging the children
John H. Smith in the county OF James City, the island
Of James Town. in said county, for which will be
set forth in the said petition. [Dec. 81 Gift
VALUABLE STOCK, HOUSEHOLD FURNI-
y TURE sc. for sale.-At the Wigwam, in the
of Amelia the residence of the late William b. Giles
will be sold, public auction, the Doth day of Decem-
her, the Household and Kitchen Furniture belonging to
his Estate, with the stock of Cattle and Sheep the plan
aton Amongst other things there will be for sale
fine pair of Carriage Horses, uncommonly powerful and
remarkably we'll broke. The terms of the sale will be,
cash for all of twenty dollars and undcr and six
months credit for all twenty dollars bonds be-
ing given with approved security. At the time and
place, there will be offered for hire, ist-rac Carriage
Driver and Hostcr, very excellent female Cook, two
rst-rate Seamstresses good Dinng-room Servant and
good Chambcr-maid THOMAS Il. GILES,
Executor of William b. Giles, dec.
Wigwam, Nov. rs, 1881. 50-tds
N b. If the day should be unfair, the sale and hiring
will take place the first fair day thereafter T. T. G.
['rhc Petersburg Intelligencer will please copy the
above, and send their account to T. I. G.l
INVALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.-Will be Sold at
v public auction, Monday the 10Th December next,
at Southampton house t being court day the tract
of Land belonging the heirs of Thomas ID. Price dec
containing 1896 lying Nottoway river, in the
county of Southampton miles below the house
adjoining the lands Of Col James Trezvan and Maj Thos
Ridley, about oncthrd of which is cleared and in fine
condition for cultivation; the balance standing in timber
and considered superior any land in the county.-The
above land will be sold credit of one, two and three
years. the purchaser giving bond with approved security
Mr. James Rochelle CLERK of the county will show to
any person wishing to purchase.
Nov. %. w b. PRICE lLcpatees.
56-2awts f.. A. PRICE
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NOR SALE.-On Tuesday, the 10th of this month, by
u the Subscriber, at Edge'cood. his residence in the
upper part OF the Forks of Hanover Is 20 Negroes in
families for cash. They will be sold privately if it be
ccced if not they will be put up the highest bidder
At the time and place. will be offered for SALE Tract
of Land Little River of 227 acres, lying between the
lands of Levi, Berkcy and the Rev. John Cooke. And
Twenty or twenty-five Head of Cattle. The Land and
Cattle will be sold credit of IL months Particulars
will be made known the day. III the weather prevents
the sale the 10th, it will be made the next day
Dec. g. 60--tds. G. BERK ELEY.
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a GENTLEMAN residing above Richmond in
u healthy neighborhood, wishes 10 employ Female
Teacher foF the ensuing year Inquire Of tho Editors Of
this paper. Nov. g. 51-tf
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RICMMO.sD UIRGLsIg TUESDAY; DECE.MBER Is, 1881
REPORT ON THE FINANCES.

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brunswick Co.. Dec. s, 1881. '''''> '' aawsm.

DANK OF vIRGINIA.-Thc annual meeting of
- tho Stockholders of the Bank Of Virginia, will be
held at tho Bank, the first Monday in january
full meeting in person, by proxy, desired, the
subject of establishing Office of Discount and Depositc
In Kenawha county, authorized by act of the last Gen
oral Assembly, H. to be submitted and decided.
December 8, 1881. A. ROBINSON, Jr. Cashier,
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1900 wheel spokes, but white oak, all heart
1900 do feiocs, willow oak, do
10000 hoop poles and $4,000 flour barrel billets TO b
delivered by the LIST March next.
Nov 4 [5I-tQ THOMAS NELSON, p. A. p.
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EyOR SALE, Five valuable Lots in the Town of Farm
il yillc-hrec of them adjoining Randolph's Ware
House-tho other two on the southeas side of the
main street, fronting that street. They will bo divided
tn aIiin
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IN at the Central Hotel, in Charlottesville, shall offer
for sale, public auction the highest bidder,
dit Of twelve months with interest from the date with APP
proved security about forty negroes of the Estate of the
late Dabney Mnor-Thcse negroes considered
Iuable any in Virginia. among them tradesmcn
house servants, SC. ALEXANDER GARRETT,
Dec. 10, 1881 ltfst JAN Executor.
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In obedience to the directions of the supplementary establish
ment the Secretary of the Treasury respectfully following
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VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
TUESDAY, February rs.


communication was received from The mate On
they had passed the bill Concerning II ebert CAY
"no the oil 10 amend the IN tiled an act for m,
.H'ctna suppression Of vice and furnishing The disn,
oefs OF religious @o- hip and sabbath
Authorizing toll. bridge 10 he erected S,,o.s A.
poDattox River at Exeter Miu." AF
ms bi'I and amendments were referred 10 the Com
mi,ee on General Laws ''' No'''-
% motion OF Mr. OFeuaIl, leave was given 10 bring
10 Dill 70 raise ny lottery sum Il money for Oman
county. " AOs go"
.. motion OF Mr.. LswIs, the Committee of Finance
WIS Instructed TO Inquire into the szpedispey Of xoS
oy aw the salary Of the Civil Eogner OF this State and
also Of rquag the election OF the Engineer be mad.
by the General Assembly
- Mr.. Garland OF Nelson. from tho COMMITTEES Tor
ivy
On motion OF Mr.. Garland OF Nelson the Commits.
o courts OF Justice discharged from the further
0'psloeration OF the spehion Of Susan Morrison
motion OF Mr.. EPpes, the OF Propositions A.
wss discharged from the farther
uon OF the petition from the county Of Grsenbrier
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:. Taking time also by the Foreioek ,

Inc Stsunton Spectator OF tse lIih inst contains an
invtsnon to The eiizsns cf the county OF Augu,,,
nlendly TO The cleo ion Of Henry Clay, to attend 4
nyouog 70 be hell at the Courhouso on the 4ta M
ay ., 'n,s month, TO elect delegates to Copven,ion
" 70 "s'u 70 aunion on the 4h Monday 10 July next
~ are Indebted TO the lie Correspondent. of IN.
National Journal for m,nf,Id ard .o,,,so,,s 80 -. "c
n was ,e"csIy decent for Of rs recent writer's
70 eyoks me shade Of Washingfon'' from snoth.r
wv.u, o' we msre purpose OF log his own 81. en-
seo,'lIv upon the Editor Of hi, paper, upon Mr.
Csms,eie"s, &".-He would have iopnd much more
suitable cokoCmeo 10 the cb,onicles Of BIlog.g.', -
or justice. ' eNPee' 's'o's'