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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-07-05

II IL ricksburg, Virginia, offers his services to per-
sons who wish 10 have their Western Virginia lands
secured BY the acts OF the last Virginia lie eslaure
which a'e published for the information of those con-
cerned; tie importance OF immediate attention to the
paymen, OF the taxes due their lands will be con-
sidered.
Pereous holding lands get information Of what
tax is due by communicating with me al Ffedericks.
burg Va.-A certificate of deposit in any spscie-pay-
ing bank in the United S,aes will be applied immedi-
atey to the discharge OF arreerages for tax 10 any
other tu'iness transacted.
He will continue to give lis personal services eight
months in the year, to the management of lands or other
business, west Of the Allegheny Mountains: will have
lands accurately re-surveyed and attend in person
make Gales.
Northern Merchants and other persons wishing any
business transaeti:ns negotiated; debts collec and
bonded for in any part Of Virginia. may rely on the
most sa'faetory and prompt despatch.
My compensation shall be moderate, to be paid after
the rendering OF services In the investigating OF land
titles, and making sales, willing to contract for
portion oil the land secured The proceeds OF sales
but in all instances all arrearages of taxes must be
provided for. | keep Office four months in the
year, IN Fredericksburg, Va: and eight months in
Lewisburg, Greenbrier County, va. My CORE spon.
dents will direct to Fredericksburg for the next three
months, po't paid.
AZ am stranger TO many who may read this adyer.
sement, refer TO John Metral.o Jobn &. & C. Well
ford, John Puck s. Co., John Scott, and William Jack
son, Jun all Of Frederick burg; Robert Oliver and
X. ii MOale, Bamore, b. Marx Richards, Phiiadsl-
pha; and Sas Wood of n. York
HENRY o MIDDLETON
May 10. lit
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VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.-Wnl o
V sold, al public auction, on Thursday, the OH day
oil July text at the Reading Room, in pursuance OF
resolution OF the Board OF Directors Of the Farmers
Bank Of Virginia, accommodating terms, the fol-
lowing LeasehOd Property, viz
The large FIRE PROOF WAREHOUSE, at the lower
end OF Commerce Street Wharf, on The West side
with a water front, formerly Warren Ashiey's,) now
occupied by Mr.. II. III. Holt.
lac TWO FIRE PROOF STORES on Campbelps Wharf
one occupied by Messrs. Ha l. the other by Messrs.
Hardy.
ALso-The Commodious WAREHOUSE fronting the
end OF Campbelrs Wharf, occupied by Mr.. William
Rowland.
Ali the above houses are admirably situated for bu
s'nsss, and such opportunity 10 capitalists or perions
oil OF locating themselves ia Norfolk
but rarely offered. THE COMMITTEE
Norfolk, June IT, lids
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INDIAN TREATY AT PRAIRIE DU CHEN.
HdOpted JuIy 10 1890

ROCHESTER, June ri On the 81 of March last.
me President approved of Congress- ''io carry
INTO erect certain lndsn treaties" We publifh the
re dn Chen show what aen ion has been paJ 10 The
and Imp ovenent Of sundty Tribes and parts Of
Irb1s row included 10 that district OF country which
WIN hereafter shd a. no great extent Of time form one
leading, but viii be the Tod state. When an
opinion is TO DO formed Of mnes continuing to the
sun o. The wealth OF Stale, lead or an iron mine
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AND FOR SALE The subscriber wishes to
h sell the land upon which he resides in the
SONNY OF King & Quoep, Immediately in the fork Of
the ID agon aud Exa swamPs, containing by late
yey, Ala aeres, large portion OF which is first rate
low. grounds.
The whole tract il well adapted to the growth Of
corn, cotton, oats and wheat There are Two dwelling
house,, large barn. and all necessary out houses, to-
gelber with an ice house. The terms shall be as as.
commodang az will be required by any person who
may wish 10 purchase. -.
JOHN W. ROBINSON.
June Is lt-R3w
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June II
LAND FOR SALE.

FENHE subscriber offers for sale, bis tract of Land
~ lying in Powhatan county, on Appomatcx river,
about eighteen miles above Genito three below Gle.
mapt Town, and twelve above the Courhouse, adjon-
ing the land Of Charles Eggieston Richard Watkins
Hugh French, and others. The tract contains about
eight hundred acres; between two and three hundred
oil which are creek and river low grounds of very ex-
cellen' quality, equal to any .Appoma,,ox river.
Some OF the river grounds yet uneleared The
high land in good state for cultivation and the pur-
chaser will have II in his power TO seed from l2O TO
lou bushels oil wheat, or good and tobacco land
The wood land is wel-tiubered, and more than SUI.
hsency Tor the support of the plantation independent
iy OF the unceared low grounds. The impTove inents
consist Of an overseers house and good negro quar-
iers, an excellent new granary and hEehng machine
attached to II, and tobacco barns sufficient for curing
twenty or thirty thousand weight Of tobacco. ANY
person wishing to view the land, will at any time be
shown it by my brother, c. Esgleston, who lives adj
joining, or Mr. Hugh French, who presen occupies
IT, The purchaser will be allowed the privilege of
Feeding crop Of wheat this fall. Should the above
described land be not sold privately, notice OF
which will be given, il will be sold publicly, TO the
highest bidder, at Hugh Frenchs Tavern Ca The Buck.
iogham road, twelve miles above Powhaan Court
House, on Thursday the 18Th day OF August, il fair
not. the next fair day The terms shall be accom-.
Nodaing, and will he made known on the day of sale
or on application to the subscriber residing in Amelia
county. WM EGGIESTON
May 20. 3-wtds
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"a HENRlCO GLEBE LAND FOR SALE-In
Il q pursuance Of the Act Of the General Assembly,
entitled Gan act concerning the Glebe lands ehur-
ches within this Common wealth" Will be sold on
Friday, the 22' day Of July nexi il fair, If not the
LIT day ,heresterat public auction upon the premises
TO the highest bidder upon cred, OF twelve months
the Glebe Land lying and being James RIVER in
the county OF Henrco, adjoining the rac; OF land of
Mr. Pleasant Akin, called VERINA, containing ac-
cordng to a survey made on the 20lh day Of June,
1923, one hundred aud txyihree acres, three Roods
and nineteen poles.
Bond with good security, and Deed OF Trust up.
pom The Land will be required OF the purchaser.
Charles g. Abraham, Edmund Rld
John l.. Bowles, Robert Pleasants,
SPo,swood Bradley, Newton Hill
Thomas ). Deken, VIM. Fl. Johnson,
James Bal sr, Jordan p Camden,
John Nj. Bots, John Fisher,
OVerseors Of the Poor of Henrico county.
June 81. 12-,1a
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INDIAN HOSrILITIES.

On The 26'h uli, Governor Reynolds received int
gence by cxPrsts that band OF the Sac indians had
done much damage to The citizens residing Rock
river, aud threatened TO take possession OF tbs lands
and that immediate protection was Indispensable The
Governor delayed not moment in requiring 700 Of
me militia to be mounted and ready TO march, at a
At the same time commune a!ion was maids TO Gene
raj Gaines, the commanding officer of the Unite
STATES troops in ibis section OF the Union, who imme
boats, to act against these troublesome Indians Iufor-
nation will be transmitted to the Executive, bv ex-
press, oil the result OF this movement and in the
time Preparations will be made for tho mounted militia
to march 10 the upper country If ssary as rein.
for cement. Illinois HtelIigenceT of June H.
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. Mucn rrI trMAINs uNsuNo"
From tho National intclligeneor.
sIsIIE nEnARsIEn

From 'R EI, N% %sP an ,q!SSIise0'oT.
There will be hour when shall think Of those wo love-
that have loved dearly, wo sba
member our enemies, only to forgive them.' DO VoreJ
Time hath one sacred hour
ofa his store most blcst;
Ills that, when mem'ry's palid flower
Springs from its bod
AID leaves the dead
10 wave upon the mournors breast
Close 10 the gushing hoart,
Its adod tendrls cling;
Lo'od-,hough they come to bid it smart
Az thought Of good
And joys long wood,
Yet, VANISHED on rcmoiscless wing.
They whisper ortho day
When life and lovo green,
When youth ossayed his ronndeloy
Whilst boauty's smile
Aud pleasures wilo.
Shed freshness DER the glowing scene!
Anon they bid it mark
What Times rude stride hath swept
The funeral song
The sobbing throng
flushed ioo-the weeping, as tho wopt!
Oh! there woro sparkling eyes,
And checks where grew;
And bosOms, rife with truo-love sighs-
Where arc they now,
And lips that were the violot's hue,
Gone, to tho ycldlcss grave
Gone, TO the waving so
Gone to the hand first that cayo
Ihon summon'd homo,
For aye 10 bloom
Midst tho fair flowers that talk with God!
Yet, lives there Ono, whose brow,
Thoughts gloom corroding wears;
Whose nurmf ing days in cbangoloss now,
Roll from the past
AS on they haste,
Through pilOw'G luxury OF tears.
Death, too, hath an hallos d hour
When grePs black phsntoms fly
Aud mem'ry casts her treasured dover
On his dark plume,
That crowns the tomb,
Aud broken hearts have leave 20 die!
Bear up, then, Of wooi
Lfo's troubled dream, most,
Shall break before tho Archer's bow,
Nor sorrow
Her vigils pour,-
Der all the heart has loved and lost!
MONTGARNIER
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SALE OF NEGROES

SALE OF N NEGROES.
a AN Monday June i3ih) that being Caroline court
~ DAY, will he exposed 10 sale. for cash. at the
Bowlisg Green. fifteen t,centy likely n.groes and
on Monday, June 20th) that being Culpeper Court
day. will be exposed TO sale the terms, ten or
fifteen NEGROES Of the same character and deserir-
ton. ID. BUCKNER,
Adminis'ratrx with the Will annexed,
of George Buckner decd.
June 81. l2-tds
POSTPONEMENT
IBNHE. above sale is postponed. IL will take place at
a the Bowling Green, the llih July, that being
Caroline court day; and at CuPerer Courthouse, on
the 49, July, that being Cupeper Court day.
ID. b BUCKNER,
ministra'rix, with the Will annexed, of
June "a I3-tds Geo Buckn.r decd
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June IT..

n AND FOR SALE Intending TO remove TO the
IA West, offer my land on which reside for sale
lying 10 the County OF Hanover, 10 wealthy and a.
greeable neigbbourhood, Immediately on the Eastern
branch road OF the MechaDcksvile Turnpike; distant
miles from Richmond containing about 800 acres.
This land is remarkably level and Of soil lively am
quick, about ESQ divided into three fields each
held we'll watered; having never falling streams The
uneuivaied land has on IL abundance of fire wood
and rail timber OF oak and pine, Of The latter. The
spring from which water is boiling one, and
produces eool,ightpeasant water. There is also Well
OF water in the yard. The remarkable instances Of
Longevity that have occurred adjoining ii, and on it, il
proof Of its healhiulness / think 1 say with
confidence ID is as healthy as any place the East
eide OF the Blue Ridge Excellent mills are very con.
venent. The apple orchard is young and nourishing
Of the best selected fruit The Dwelling House is q
comfortable one, with four below, and wo above
stair: four FIRE places. further description IL unne-
eessary, persons wishing buy, would first view the
premises. Should not sell before Friday the 10Th of
August, on that day, IL fair, il not The next fair day. IL
will be sCd TO the highest bidder, the premises
serving 10 myself one bid, and this is done merely TO
prevent complete sa.rfice In the event OF private
sale, due notice will be given Those who nsh 10 buy
may come forward we'll assured Of getting great bar
GAIN should require third Of the purchase money
down, the balance to be divided 10 two equal annual
payments, 70 be secured by bond and approved secur
~, and Deed OF Trust on the land further parlicu
lars on the day Of sale. BOWLING STARKE
June II. I2-wldy
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EDUBLIC SALE OF MANCHESTER PROPER
TY n Dacroa Of Tho cuno.;o. c.

EDUBLIC SALE OF MANCHESTER PROPER
IL Tf-Pursuant TO Decree of the Superior Court
oil Chancery. for the Richmond District, pronounced
on the ID day OF February, 1881, in the OF Bur-
loot, T. NJ We Buroo l.. and others land OF an "a
mendment thereto of the lst of June following, shall
on Tuesday, the 18th day of July, 1881, on the pre- mi
ses offer Tor sale, at public auction 10 the highest bid
der, on credit OF i, and years, the following real
property belonging 10 the estate OF Matthew Burfoo
deceased TO wits The lot containing four acres with
the improvements thereon, adjoining the property OF
Miles Boti aud others, Manchester, n the county
oil Chesterfield. The houses and To-. in the town of
Manchester now occupied by Mrs Sarah Baugh, and
adjoining the property of Peter f. Smith and others ;
and said Buroos interest, in the Factory in Manches
ter, held by Walden and BurloCt. Bonds and security
paid.
Sale to commence at 'closk, p M. at The Fac,o
ry on ihe main street.
SAMUEL I. PULLIAM,
MAY 10. 9-tds Commissioner
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STEAMER JOHN NORRIS, Captain HIBBARp
For the James, Elisabeth. York and Panunkey
Rtpers

sESIlIS3A This boat having been recent
"A Ia ~ fitted up for the accommo.
'&s9sxsrsS S-S1.s:xy daion OF Passengers as we'll as
Freight, will enter upon new
arrangement on I'd instant leaving Richmond every
Thursday morning, at o'clock for Norfolk, and Ncr-
folk al the sane hour every Saturday for Piping
Tree on the Pamunkey, receiving and landing
freight passengers at such intermediate places as will
no, subject The boat to too much detention or deviation
In returning, the boat viii depart from the Piping
Tree every Sunday morning at o'clock for Norfolk
and from Nor ok every Tuesday morning for Rich
mond, thus completing the trip bo ways in one
week, and all her passages by daylight. As con.
siderable facility ia offered TO the pubic by this con-
veyance, il is hoped the ]. NJ. will receive a due
share OF encouragement.
" The edi or, OF the Petersburg Intelligencer and
Fredericksburg Herald will please insert the above in
their respective papers month, and send their
the office Of The Oriok Beacon for coec-
lion. JOHN A. ROBERTS, Agent
NORFOLK, Jure IL l0-lm
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III AND in HANOVER The subscriber offers for
~ - sale the tract Of land on which he now resides
lying IN the Forks OF Hanover in Little River, in heal
thy and agreeable neghbouhood, containing $40 acres
On THIS tract there is good dwelling house, and barn.
and all other houses necessary for plantation. Pur.
chasers are invited 10 call and IT, deem il unne-
cessary TO describe il particularly, will buy
without seeing ii. The purchaser shall have the pri-
vege Of seeding crop Of wheat and possession given
as soon the corn is taken care Of
Terms made known application 10 the subscriber
near New Found Mills Post Office, Hanover
JAQUELIN A. BERKELEY
Hanover, June 81. I2-wU
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a MOST DESIRABLE RESIDENCE FOR SALE
"a wish to sell the Estate adjoining the City Of
Richmond called Belvidere containing seventeen acres
Land, with dwelling and other Houses, calculated for
the accommodation OF large family. This property
has in bearing, and approaching that stae selection
of Fruit Trees and Grape Vines of than an hun.
dred varieties; and, beside garden OF two acres high
ly manfred, with extensive and very productive As
paragus and Strawberry Beds, the brick walls by
which the whole IL enclosed and subdivded
afford borders for early vegetables, equal in extent to
large garden, and admirably adapted such purpose
The lands not employed in gardening full rich for
that or any other culture, TO which owner might in
cline to devote hem and ii desirable 10 purchasers
six acres, not within, but adjoining the enclosure will
be embraced in the sale. Persons disposed 10 pur-
chase will please apply to Mr.. Thomas Taylor, in
Richmond, or the subscriber the premises
WILLIAM ANDERSON,
Nav 81. q az
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FROM THE sr. LOUIS TIMES.

The Indi0ns.-From passenger who arrived here
in the Steam Boat WioDebago from Galena, we learn
that the disiurJance, with the Ind at Rock Island
are likely to prove Of serious nature than was
at htsi anticipated The Indians are headed by a
Chief called the Black Hawk" who in conference
win General Gaines, expressed determination 10
remain and dispute The occupation Of the ground Al all
hazards General Gaines, though abundsn ~ able TO
shasse the Indians with his present force very wisely
prefers, possible, TO overawe them without blood
IND has therefore called the Governor OF Illinois
or reinforcement Of 700 Illinois militia. Gentlemen
arriving from he scene OF disturbances, speak in very
strong terms OF the hostile disposition evneed bv the
indiana and report that the settlers abandoning the
country in various directions, through fear of them
since writing he above have been favored witt
me Lowing extract Of aletier from officer attached
to the expedition, 10 a friend In this eiiy;
"ENcAMPMENT AT Roc X ISLAND
Sunday June Sh, 1881.
I'VE yesterday held talk with the Indians and
rom their determination not TO leave the white settle
ments, aud from their number, We shall have pretty
serious work. that is, shall have no play; thew came
into The council house yesterday with their spears,
ha'cheis, and bows strung, and have doubt from
The extreme agitation OF tbs Interpreter that there wac
more danger than most aware Of, as our troops
10 for I Of us."
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SoR SALE The Subscriber being anxious TO re-
4 move TO the West, offers his we'll kno0n farm,
(S|eet Hal0 in the lower part of King William coun.
W, for sale. 1t contains 400 of high land, and
5OO oil marsha great portion of which can be re-
claimed, with very little expense The high land is equal
to any in This section of country The nprove men,s
are good. Barn, thr,y-eight by twenty feet, and
minute description OF the egance, the MANY conve-
nences and advantages of this place. is deemed unne
eessary as 1t is presumabe, will purchase before
viewing or making particular enquiries respecting the
sAmeShoulG mis- valuable Estate not be privately sold
before the 4th day OF August next, on that day, III
fair il not the frat fair day hereafer i, will be offer
ell to The highest bidder, the premsesAt the same
place and time, will also be soid all Of his household
and kitchen furniture, farming utensils and stock o {
every description For further particulars, apply to
WILLIAM RUFFIN.
May y. l2l-wtd5
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a BOUT 453 ACRES OF VALUABLE LAND
IA FOR SALE-ThiS land lies ia Fauauer eoun.
Y, and aboui i've miles from Warrenton, (the County
TOWN. and within mile Of the Rappahannock river
now in forward state OF improvement, and it is ex-
peeted will be navigSble Tor boats thus hi IN in the
course OF next year. The land is handsomely situated
and lies we'll tor farming, and is as we'll watered as
any tract 10 Virginia, and efficiency timber for all
necessary purposes and healthier section OF country
is thought not to be in the Union The dwelling house
may with ght repairs be made very comfortable and
roomy, all necessary out houses good Barn, Stables
Wheat Threshing Machine attached. 1 will dispose
OF il tor Slaves 10 whole, Merchandise twoihirds
of its value, two and three years credit fot
iWo-tbirds OF the purchase money, one third cash.
ii should not be sold by private bargain by The eighth
day Of August next il will be offered public auction
on The above mentioned terms by the purchaser giving
bonds bearing interest from the date, but memoran-
dunn will be made on tn backs, renting the inter.
est II puncuay paid, and giving deed OF trust ON the
land.
Al the same tine and pacs, will be cold on nine
months credit all the crop The farm, sock OF horses
(amongst which are several washable aud well bred
brood mares and eight sos, FIVE Of which are sired by
ConienIon cattle, sheep, and hogs, plantation utensils
household and kitchen uTnure amongst the stock of
cattle are several valuable yoke of Bonds and
good security viii be required a. above.
Persons wishing to purchase land are invited to
view The premises previous TO The day Of sale as pri.
vaIe sale would be preferred.
RICHARD HARVEY,
Fauquier Co, June 1881
June IL. II-st
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ENARSHALL'S SALE OF VALUABLE LANDS
I'VE an The county Of .Wet0 Rent.-By virtue of
decree OF The Superior Court OF Cbancery for the Rich
mond District in eau'e therein depending between
William Browne and Others, bshslfof themselves
and other creditors Of william Douglass, deceased,
PlantifIs-againsl John IL s. Jones Il. Christian Exc.
cuors Of the said William Douglass, the widow and
heirs, DefendantsI shall proceed to SELL for cash, be-
fore the Cour-House door OF New Kent, on the 14'h
day July 1881, that valuable estate IynR on Chick.
ahomny river, the late residence OF William Douglass
deceased, called Kaimes-'nd also the tract of 300
acres, belonging to The said estate and lying in the same
county. CHAS. l. WINGFIELD
Juue II. lids MS. G. G, w. D.
HpICHMOND COTTON FACTORY The SUIT
HN ferber, offer for SALE at their Office, near Shoeke
Warehouse, the following goods made at their Factory:
A Cotton Heetfngs
Sd do Shirtings
Stout COtton OEndbtVgs, 20 inches to1ds
IND general assortment of Cotton Yarns
These goods believed to be equal 10 quality 10
any made in the United States, and will . cold as low
as goods Of similar quality be purchased in the Nor
ihern Markets.
The highest prise will be given for prime Cotton.
CUNNINGHAM & ANDERSON.
Sept. "a. 4O-u
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S9O,6l6

mo'@i $50 GAG
The appropriations 10 be sufficient 20 meet The
eSg ehcies oil The removal and snug esabhshment of
the natives In their new countIY.
rms colonization TO be the true policy of
the Government and the best interest of the Indian
he viii be far away from the viscious haupis which
he while men OF depraved character establish when
living 10 The vicinity of Indian towDs,-(sxcepting the
instances where farmers live adjoining )-Bsyond the
mississippi II Is hoped will be beyond the channel
where the liqaid poison may DO permitted to flow
hat stream aceursed, which destroyed the INTEL C.,
and has swept away year after year the Aborigne
for mere than 200 years That aecursed stream has
swept him from valley 10 valley: but he will have
great canse to be thankful that the President now
marks for him fertile and beautiful country where
he may cit him down under his own vine in an assy
lum-where his simple wants furnished to his
hand from tile prolific bosom of the earth Here the
table sgrcul ural people, and arranged as they will be
10 military style, and instructed in military tactics the,
form Gordon Sdnitaire between us and The trouble
Mexican.
These 'seuogs OUT are liberal ONES for the Ds,a
wares and the Chociaws, and form good commentary
on the childish fears expressed by the opposition editors
Of the manner in which (lbey say) the Government
seems disposed 10 Cypress the "lone I1dian"-dfvirs
him from the land OF his atherS &C. These Settings OUT
consist OF ml, churshes, council houses, houses OF
Chiefs cattle, money, toUls, farming utensils school
teachers, military SUITS brOadsword, officers salaries
and issues OF provisions for The journey and one wear
there after, spinning wheels looms, cards. &c.
How Gen. Jackson does Cypress the LONE INpIAN!'
How would township or two of Yankees laugh 10
be 30 Psrsecuted driven from the land OF stone
aud kep al ee cost the high road and furnished in
The new country with every thing cart could wshi
what wicked adninstra iion! Republicau,