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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-03-27

EAlSSOL UTJQN-vTbeC qtal1a,, i, e. anu, Z It EsS
that concern will please present them Immediately, and
those indebted are requested to make payment forthwith
as it is desirable at once TO close the business OF the
concern VIM. p. PALMORE,
JOHN L. TRENT.
Burr Mills, Cumberland, March Nth. 1886
Fl hR. BOHANNAN has removed his office to the rooms
y over the store OF Mr.. Joshua Hallowe four doors
below the Bell Tavern Feb. 30 G9l-tQ
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MNADEIRA WINE.-Fine old Madeira Wine i'm
1sA ported by us direct from Madeira in 1927 and
since then has had the benefit of voyage London
For sale by c. s. A. WARWICK
Feb lS. 9l-wSv@
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HEOMESTIC GOODS GEoRGE CAREY corner Of
n y Baltimore and Charles Streets, Baltimore has for
sale general assortment Of Domestic Goods consisting
IN part OF "Watham," "lppiefon" LoweH," "HamH-
ton" ".NdshWG," "Ereter," ".Accry and "PiffsfehF'
MANUFACrUREs, which will be sold on favorable terms
by the package or piece. Feb 2. tsi--2aw3ml
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ENDIAN QUEEN HOTEL, formerly Heiskelrs and
81 late II. Wades, No. 49, South Fourth Street between
Market and Chestnut Streets Philadelphia, is kept by
b. DUKE, who has, at considerable expense made such
improvements TO the House will insure comfort and
venicncc TO his Bodrdeys anil L0dgTs. This House is
well known that IT needs bat iitle description, being
central the principal Mercantile Houses in Market ST.
the Post Office Banks and public places in Chestnut street
The Proprietor solcits The attention Of Merchants and
Travellers TO his establishment and rests his claims their
patronage, his efforts for their comfort and accommoda-
lion March 3. 0S-1m
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ME ShenHs of the counties of Isle of Wight Prince
- George Southampton, Surry and Sussex; Halifax
ana Mecklenburg; buckingham, Campbell and Cumber-
iand; Accomack Northampton, Elizabeth City, York,
Warwick and city of Williamsburg; Cupeper, Madison
and Orange; Frederick and Jefferson; Tazewell Wyhe
and Gray son; Greenbrier, Monroe Giles and
foyd-wi take notice that elections are TO be holden in
the month OF April next at their court house, and other
places designated by law for holding elections TO choose
Senators to represent their respective districts in the nex
General Assembly. ADDISON HANSFORD, C. S.
March 27. IO5 A,
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w fAIkoNS-A young man. well qualified to
IL teach arithmetic, grammar ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
with the use OF maps and globes geometry surveying
mensuraton oil heights and distances Sc Sc wishes en-
P'oyment Tor the present year. He has small family and
has been engaged for several years past in teaching
school Satisfactory recommendations he given A
ieuer addressed to C. C., Richmond, will be promptly at
tended to. March Of In5 -Ifs'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-02-28

DUBLIC SALE.-Wil be offered for sale at publie
auction, before the front door of the Eagle Hotel
IN the city OF Richmond, the goth of April 1882 at ~
o'clock on credit Of six months, House and Lot situa.
ted ON Main or street, in said city. The House is OF
dwelling house-Tbe lot fronts said Main or street
about "a LIZ feet and extends back from said street, to-
wards Exchange Alley, to line drawn directly across
yard from corner OF lumber warehouse on the en-
ure lot "a part now only being offered for sae) to point
wherc another line drawn from the of the kitchen
on said entire lot to where it would ntersect ine from
he corner oil the kitchen of Fulchcr (or what former
W rulcher's kchen) which said back line is nearly pa
TO the said Main street, and includes the PRIV
ana recess annexed thereto the side of said lumber
or warehouse parallel 10 the said Main street and
running thence rom the said point of nersecton) along
the line drawn from the of the kitchen on said
tire lot, to the corner OF Fuchers Kitchen including also
passage OF "a IL feet extending from the before dcscrb
ed lot to Exchange Alley, which said lot or parcel
ground with the appurenances is part OF lot purchased
by John King oil the representatives of Thomas Gat
reference TO which title may be had the office of the
Hustng's Court for the city Of Richmond)
The above described property will be sold by virtue of
Deed OF Trust executed by Jehn King John Macrae
dec a. and John Gbson Jr Of record in the Office the
musings Court oil Richmond, to satisfy Jane Bowie,
Adm oil d. Boyle decd certain debts in said Deed men
TONED The purchaser will be required execute ne
goable note with good endorsers the Virginia
Banks in the city of Richmond, of their Branch
es In the town OF Fredercksburg payable six moshs
and also to execute Deed Of Trust the property TO Sc
cure the purchase money. JOHN GIBSON, Jr,
zen. q. S3-tds Surviving Trustee.
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HDLOUGHS.-Thc subscriber respectfully Informs
those who are in the habit of buying implements
oil nusoandry that he has now on hand greater variety
than he has before offered them He has almost
every kind of Ploughs use with steel or cast points
and stocked with seasoned TIMBER advantage not gene
rally sufficiently appreciated He has made am improve
mentn the mouldboard of the improved Barshear Plough
wmeh mas been suggested by many practical arme rs
renuerng II much more dcsrable-Component parts Of
dry prices He atters himself his prices have been
so reduced as to give satisfaction Should any implement
purchased from him, not perform equal the expectation
OF the purchaser, il may be returned
JAN ID lI6--fl VIM. PALMER, Market bridge.
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G;nrOIimiam.

4tHlS celebrated horseonc amongst the best of
n Sir Archy, both as racer and foa -getter-will
stand the present season my stable Spng Grove Han
over county eighteen miles from the City OF Richmond,
zen miles OF Hanover Court house, four miles Of Goodals
cavern ana seven miles from the Merry Oaks 25 the
season. which may be discharged by the payment of $50
WITHIN INC season. ana 81 to the Groom. The will
expire the last Of July extend tho season longer in
consequence OF being unable get him in from Tennes-
sec earlier have become interested in this horse be
Ieviag him TO he inferior horse in pont nj blood and
foal-gcter lie is the Sire of Bayard belonging 10
Mr.. boswell and myself-and Pest belonging 10 Mr.
Henry Shackle Of Fauquier, that has never lost race
with ono exception, which she lost by falling am
very well prepared with good pastures, lots &C for tbc
accommodation OF mares that may be sent TO him.
Pedigree, performances, SC. hereafter
Hanover, Feb. "a. f93-5tl WIN. L. WHITE
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BY RITCHIE 4 COOK.

~ Tho ENQUIRER published twice week generally and
fcc limos week during tho
same as heIs.oo'e Five Dollars payable
Votes OF chartered hanks oay viii
!" payment. The Editors win safety OF remns
, .no postage OF all letters being paid b, the writers.
kdNos until all arrearages paid Up.
wi the nine papers shall
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
VI One ossFirst rs centseach contiuu
% No
1ad os % assumed by in this city
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Lance.

RY the American Eclipse full brother TO the noted
- running mare Ariel, will stand the present season
at my stable in Halifax County, Va he late residence of
my ather Robert Hur at 1926 the season. due the 10Th
July next when the season will expires $40 to insure
mare to be in foa payable when ascertane or the
mare is transferred 81 to the groom for each mare
eS % t. ns last by
SON. Extensive pastures and wheat lots for aud
colts and mares fed with grain frequred 25 cents per
uy. ooie. a.tenucm WIN De paid to prevent accidents or
WILLIAM W. HURT.
HalDdr County. IA. Feb. 10, 1892
Description and Performdnces.-LANCEis of beauti-
ul blood bay color, with remarkably black legs, and
TAIL without any white, upwards of FIVE feet two and a
hafinchcs high, years old last Spring of fine body
very uli IN his muscles, and most beautifully formed in
all particulars, with an activity and spirit surpassed by
any horse whatever.
order when only three years old, he two match
races OF $4,000 EACH four mile heats with 1875 lbs on him;
one oil which he won and the other he lost the weight
inS so heavy and the distance long for colt he
tanned injury in of his legs and obliged to be
rested for some time; after which he beat Fairfax and
distanced Hazard FIagclator and other three miles
heats the Union Course, Long Isand and his last
race OF four mile heats the against Sally
Walker and Janet which he took the first heat and run
second to Sally Walker in the third heat in quick time
beating the celebrated Janet full sister to Sir Charles
shows him to be horse of the first character Sal
~ Walker the same year did not lose single to any
other horse beating all the best from the Southern
States among them ARIEL full sister TO Lance well known
IN Virginia as formidable racer and what speaks highest
oil Lance is his family, Ariel Splendid, Roman Ange-
ine and Okely, are all from Lancc's dam, and have all
been winners. WILLIAM II. JOHNSON.
Certiicate.-We, the undersigned do certify that the
bay horse Lance, the property OF Samuel Laird of Mon
mouth County, State of New Jersey,is foa gctter
we having bred from him, and find his colts promising
GEORGE A. CoRTIUs,
TUNIs VANDEvIER,
THOMAS SHEARMAN
WILLIAM HAIGHr,
WILLIAM TILToN.
CoiPs Week .Neic Jersey, July 18Th, 1881.
have the original certificate of the blood Lance from
Charles Henry Hall of New York, which would do credit
to any horse, but as the Pedigree is lengthy, would
swell this notice beyond the usual limits and is therefore
omitted; but all the original letters certificates Sc
IN my possession, and wishew them with pleasure tC
any person who may wish to them. As feel sa.
tisiicd now offer to the public fine horse, trust thai
breeders Will do me the favor of calling and examining
themselves. WILLIAM w UJJRT
| req. 10 9I-It
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VERY SUPERIOR GOODS.

lNIlRE, Importer and wholesale Dealer in
NE China, Glass and Queenstcdre e, would respectful
y acquan merchants who purchase for the Western and
Southern markets, that he receiving his spring sup
ply, which, with what he has hand, makes bis stock
THREE HUNDRED AND FIFTY CRATES AND HHDs
he greater part OF his fine goods from manufactures
which conieSscdly surpass all others in Europe. They
combine ineness of finish, beauty of scenery with
strength and durability Original crates assorted suit
der the usual packing rates. A complete assortment OF
first quality Tea Sets, entirely new scarce
y distnguishablc from China at less than half the price
lie is prepared for doing very extensive packing bu 81
ness he occupies that large and every way commodiou.
warehouse s. r. corner of Howard and Fayec Streets
few steps north of Baltimore street
n. B. Merchants who to market resolved upor
purchasing where they obtain goods the best
and who constantly keep in view two objects, which are
oil the first Importance viz: quality and pricc-arc mos
earnestly solicited at least TO visit his store.
Baltimore, Feb. 2S 91-IawSw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-02-28

4 toMPoUND CHLORINE TOOTH WASH-For
" cleaning and preserving The Teeth and Gums, and
cleansing The yhotah.-The Compound Chlorine Tooth
Wash elecuay cleanses the Teeth will answer the
purposes oil the best dence. 1t contains no acid or any
ingredient which can any be injurious 1t will al
so be found TO keep the brush itself free from all mpuri
tcs-The Compound Chlorine Tooth ash has the fur
Their advantage of cleansing the mouth aso and Of rcmov-
ing whatever is offensive in the breath-I hardens the
Gums and valuable remedy for canker or soreness
the mouth may also be used with the greatest advan-
age as gargle for throat In nc il preserves the
teeth and mouth in all respects a clean and healthy con-
ditioH, and is agreeable TO the taste.
This wash has been recommended by number Of dis
ingushed physicians among whom DIR Stedman, oil
the United States Marine Hospitals DIR. Shurtlc Of Bos-
TOM and Dr. Webster, Professor of Chemistry in Harvard
University.
The genuine article received from the manufacturers
and for sale by CHARLES GODDARD
Richmond, Feb. 81. [92-20 Agent for Richmond
&. o. has Chloride Of Lime, Cayenne Pepper, Muir
attic Acid Rose Water Juiube Paste Seine Cork Orange
Gum Shellac, Alcohol, Copa and Japan Varnish, Gold
Leaf andis receiving supplies of Fresh Necines Paints
Ods &c, which he offers to country Merchants Physi
Clans and those purchasing for family use, on the mos
reasonable terms.
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FuVHE Steamboat for RIcHMoND until further notice
- VIII leave NORFOLK on the mornings Of Tuesday,
and Sdtuddy-returnng will leave Richmond on Thurs.
day and Sunday at the usual hour.
Feb. %. [0L3tl VIM. J. CHAPMAN.
n UNAWAY.-Takcnu up the 9th day October last,
a. and lodged in the Jail of Lee county, negro man,
who calls himself MOSES and says he belongs TO Alex
andcr Mckenzie OF Augusta Georgia. said negro also states
that since his copemen he has had his left arm fractured
which has considerably disabled him. He isl feet l0nches
high, aged about 30 30 years. has rather dull ap
pearancc and very black heaso processes be mem
her Of the Baptist Church, and reads olcrably we'll ANY
person persons claiming the above slave, will come
shortly and ubstantiae their claim, he will be dealt
with as the law directs in such cases.
Feb. 49, [04-wl2w1 CHARLES COUCK, Tailor.
HAR. BOHANNAN has removed his office to the room.
n " over the Of Mr. Joshua Hallowe four doors
below the Bell Tavern. Feb. 20. [9l-t1
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"a TEACHtH WANTED-A gentleman qualified
IA to teach the English, Latin and French Iangua.
ges will find immediate employment, in healthy pious
and intelligent neighborhood, by application to
RICHARD EPPES,
Near Psrham's Store, Sussex County.
The school is already in operation and the gentleman
now in charge OF it is pectedy called away to a dis
tant part Of the country The school may be taken on the
first OF March. sooner il desired.
Sussex. Feb o. ~
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ERLACKSMITH FOR SALE.-The subscriber Iiv.
y ing near Thompson's Roads, in Louisa county.
wishes to sell valuable Blacksmith.
Feb. o. tS7-wiwl LAUNCEIOT MINOR.
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POLITICAL.
lFrom the Albany .argus.]
!, KEMAKKS OF MIR. BUTLER,

AT meeting the Republican Citizens of Albany be
on Saturday evening" Feb. A. in relation 10 the
OF the nomination ofMARTIN VAN BUREN. ''''
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NOTICE

Is hereby given to Merchants and 9th
ers concerned, that the certificates Of
good character heretofore granted by the
County Court Of Augusta under an act
ofthe General Assembly entitled IAN
act to amend an act" entitled an "act TO
provide for the collection of taxes on IL
cense to Merchants, to Hawkers and
pedlars, to Keepers of ordinaries and
houses Of private entertainment or law
process, and certain other subjects
passed February 10, 1922 are viewed
by the SAID Court as only extending the
authority to sell ardent spirits under
such certificates Of good character Tor
twelve months from their respective
dates, or until their License expire.
BY order Of the Court.
JEFFERSON KINNEY. Gao
N. 3. No certificate IA future will he
entered except on personal application.
April 9th, 1882.
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g. KHNNEY & y. y. CRAIG.
ATTORNEYS AT Lazy,


HAVE associated themselves with a
view to greater facility and efficiency in
their Practice. Cases confded to them
will therefore receive their united atten-
tion.-They will attend the various
Courts holden at Staunton, those of Rock
ingham, Rockbridge 81 Albemarle, and
have so arranged their business that one
or the other of them may always be at
home Believing that general Regis
try at StauntoD, of Lands for sale in the
Valley of Virginia, would greatly pro-
mote the convenience and advantage of
those desiring to sell OF purchase, they
propose to keep a book in Which
those wishing to sell, may enter
their Lands, with description Of the
quantity, quality and locality of the same.
together with the terms of sale as far as
may be practicable and 10 which pur
chasers may resort, and by general view
thus afforded, ofthe lands in the market,
and from the terms and description civ
en-, may determine with great probable
ityi what particular lands are most like
y to suit them. When requested, they
will also act as agents to effect the sale of
any lands thus entered, attend 10 the
leasing of them. collection Of rents, pay
ment Of taxes, and clearing up Of titles,
and will occasionally publish abroad Q
comPendious list from the Register
They have taken Offices in the brick
building lately erected opposite the
Clerks Office.
Staunton. April 20, 1882.
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versing Prussia on their way TO France
The reform bill had passed TO third read
ing in the British house of commons.
The Cholera was on the increase in Lon
don. The whole number of cases in England
as ascertained was GIGS, and of deaths 2O25.
II is stated that little king Ohio will not
be received in Greece but by force of thebay-
onet.
--eGcc
at an extraordinary meeting of the Gra-
ham Philanthropic Society, to which was
communicated the death of Mr.. SAMUEL
FULLER, of Russelville, Alabama. late
member of that body, the following resolu-
tons were unanimously adopted:
lst. Resolved, That while we submit with
Resignation, 10 the Gispensaton of that Prov
idence which sooner or later dissolves all
earthly ties, we nevertheless feel sensibly
the sorrow occasioned by the death of our
late fellow member, Samuel Fuller.
.. Resolced, That as manifestation of
the respect in which we hold the memory of
the worth ofthe departed, we willwear Grape
on our left arms for the space of thirty days
3. Resolred, That these resolutions be
communicated TO the family ofthe deceased,
with an expression of the deep sympathy =,
with which we regard their sorrows.
a. Resolved That the Editor of the
Stanton Spectator be requested TO publish
the above resolutions. Signed.
JOHN LETCHER, President.
ALEX. II. DAVIDSON, Secretary.
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kN PRESS

And shortly CiN be issued.
SERMONS TO YOUNG PERSONS
by Philip Doddridge, d. d. To
which are added, the BALM OF GIL
FAD, with a discourse upon the Cleans
ing virtue of Christ's BLOOD-By the
late Rev. VIM. Romaine-Christ the
desire Of all nations-By the Rev. John
Flavel. The CROOK in the LOT
or, the Sovereignty and Wisdom of God
Displayed in the Affections of Men ;
together with Christian department I'M
der them-By the lateRev. and learn
ed Thomas Boston, Minister of the Cos
pei a. Ettrick, and author of the -Four
Fold State ofMan, &c. First Ameri-
can edition. BY JOSEPH MARTIN.
Charlottesville, Va. 1892.
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SALE
UNDER DEED or TRUST.

! UNDER DEED OF TRUST.
IN Pursuance of two deeds of trust,
the first executed by JOHN Coalter,
Thomas S. Coalter and William IS. Coal
ter, bearing date the 10Th day of March
1923, and the second executed by John
Coalter and Thomas S. Coalter, bearing
date the Both day of March 1924, to the
subscriber for the purpose of securing
the payment ofthe several sums of money
therein mentioned, both which deeds are
of record in the County Court office of
Augusta, will be sold for cash before
the door of the Wayne Tavern in the
town of Staunton, on Monday the 2Sth
day of May next,
T'lae Following Keeag and
personal property to wit :-One tract of
land situated on the South River in the
county aforesaid, estimated to contain
:s5A .QCEsEiS, adjoining the land
formerly Robert Stuart's, being the resi-
due OF tract of land known by the
name of the Spring Hill, excluding that
owned by and in possession of Zachariah
McChesney. One other tract estimated
to contain One Hundred 81 For
ty Three Acres, two roods and
thirty one poles, being the same tract on
which the said John Coalter resides, and
one other tract, adjoining that last men,
toned, containing 45 eSCa'eS, and al
so one Negro Woman named MARIA.
The lands aforesaid are Of good quality
part of them well improved, and the title
belived to be indisputabIe. They will be
sold subject to a proclaim ofthe Ex'rs.
OF John Hamilton sen. and small claim
of one of the representatives Of John
Swisher decd. for a part OF the original
purchase money. The amount of both
claims will be made known On the day
of sale.-1he subscriber selling in his
fl duciary character will only convey
with special warranty.
SAMUEL CLARKE, Trustee.
April 81, 1882.
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FOREIGN

The French Governmentbas Gent 10 Italy
small force, consisting Of a shin Of the line.
and two irigaies, with 100 men. They
we're at Ancona on the 22d Of February.
In France it is said the object is to assist he
patriots against tbs Pope, and the Austrians
say il is to assist the Pope
This expedition was fitted out secretly bv
the French ministry, and il was intended to
announce its arrival in Italy from the tri-
oune, by way Of eIicting applause, but the
people received the news as soon as the 90
vernment--acCompanied TOO, by the Aus
Ilian account Of its character The expe-
allion, however, carries tho tri-color'd flag
Our countryman, DR. S. G. Howe, late
agent Of the Greek Committee New York
nas been thrown into prison at Berlin by
'ne government. He had been sent to that
,,ilty by tho Polish committee in Paris 10
distribute relief 10 the Polish refugees ira
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TAKE NOTICE.

THAT on Thursday the 31st day of
May next at the Swan Tavern in the CT
ty OF Richmond, shall proceed to take
the dispositions of the Hon. John Mar
shall, Mr. Robert Pollard and Others
whose dispositions 1 shall offer to be
read as evidence in cause now DEPEND
ing in the Circuit Superior Court of Law
and Chancery for the county of Augusta
in which ] as trustee of Sampson Ma.
thews am Plaintiff and you are defen.
dants. If from any cause the said depo.
sitions shall not be taken on the day A.
ioresaid, will continue from day to day
until they shall be taken.
SAMUEL CLARKE.
SURFING Trustee Of Sampson Malhe,os.
April 9th, 1882.
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.sT.gU.e.T0.r .aC.aHE.TgY v.

~1CLg j.
HAVING been appointed by the Board
OF Trustees, principal in this institution, in
the place of the Rev Mr.. Thacher resigned,
the subscriber will open the Summer session
on the second of MAY.
TERMSof Classical tuition. as fixed by
the Board, Sl5
Philosophy & the higher branches of Ma
thematiclss Sl2.
In the ordinary branches of English Edu-
cation. scholars will be received, should any
considerable number apply, and careful at
tention will be paid to them.
Terms in the common branches, the same
as at the Respectable school kept by Mr. Al
fred ofihiS place. T. BOYDEN.
Staunton, April 20, 1892.