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(From the London .N1lc lfonthiv for Decem6er.)
THE CHOLERA MORBUS

(From the London .N6,c .Afonthiy for Decem6er.)
THE CHOLERA MORBUS.
IN REARING 1T SAID THAT THIS DISEASE ONLY AT
Tackled POOR.
heomos! 1t comes from E"saud trembling tongue
Ono low and universal mutmur scalch-
NY dawn of day each Journal is o'crhuus
Wnn s,'i"s eyes TO read what reveacth,
THE ChoLERh-no other sound is heard
Had Death, upon his CHASTITY horse rovesia
From his throat a,ns trump summons sounded,
Not moro UPraliugly it's blast had peald
Mo-. upon on Tho nations -swe,'!,eek asoundrd
And gaze in blank dIsmay on uno,ho
Now all cares ABSORBED in tina, OF heahh-
WIN, hn.hS Is the song dance tho yoico Of sOdnsss,
Dream they can purchase safety for tIor lives
d. nos'rum', drugs, and qu'ck personalities.
rh. wretch who mig have died in squaid want,
unseon, unmoon 4 by our hard hea rted blindness,
sudden obi F' Ct o %G% S kin S.
Now that his be!'ers he may imp ca,e
Andspread infection to tho itch aud great.
Ye, s,iil win wealth prcsumuously cry
What, though the hand of death DO thus Ou,s,Ioched
VIII not reach tho iordly aud the high,
But only strike the lowiy aud the wToched.
lush : what have we to quail AZ! Lc, us fold
Our arms, and trust to luxury und to gold :"
1hoy do belle thee homes, Pcs,ilence,
IhcnI, brave, maenGnimous not and bastard
Thoul, no, assert thy dread omnip"tcoce
In mastering those already overnas,crd
Ny want and woe,-trampng the tamplod crowd,
iosPafe mo unfperng and preserve the proud.
Usuipers of tho peoples righ,s prepare
For death by quick a'OnSmens Stony hearted
oPpIcssors OF the poor in time beware!
Twill .mi,o tho star n titled bosoms set,
Inc mitro pierce, uansix tho
Take moral physic, Pomp. no, drugs and oil,
rt ana learn, to broad philanthropy stranger,
iS Wn G,e s son ,S Of poverty and Toll
Should as brother share, in happier hours
The blessings which cur common Father showers
. thou reforming Cholera thoutt sent
THAT G ,b "s ,Gou,se 1,onS but as teacher,
, ofthy dread summons, thou d-ah-deaiing preacher,
ny p,ety and love OF Kind may bust
ksqul,o the love Ih", S"acha them from tho H.
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VosNG LADIES sEAisNARy.--rts andor.ign-
- ed opened school for young Ladies, at Prince Ed.
ward Court House, the first Monday of the present
month, agreeaby TO advertisement in the Richmond
Enquirer Of Nov. 22d, 1881.
10 answer several enquiries in relation to terms of
Board and Tuition in said school, the following may be
considered the established prices
For Board and Tuition in all branches,
TO those who board in my family per Sl3O d
year Of 10 MONTHS
II only branch is studied tho proper deduction il
made.
To those who board out of my family,
the charges will be, for tuition i'm En- S25 per yoar
glsh branches,
do. do. in ancient and modern Lam 400
guages $50 do.
DO. do Drawing and Painting, $40 do
Do. do. Music, S25 do.
And the charge for good board in gen.
tecl families, in the immediate vici- 500 TO $40 do
nifty of the school, is from
The assistance OF Miss Mansfield been engaged for
the ensuing year, who is recommended as teacher Of
great merit and experience, and known in
.e county oil Nooway, and who is qualified to teach all
branches especially Music, Painting and Drawing and
the French Language. For course of studies Sc and
general recommendations of the school, the ENQUIRER of
the above mentioned date may be referred toand also
President Cushing Samuel c. Anderson Esq and Rev
Benjamin +. Staunton, of Prince Edward.
JAN 2i 1882. Iso-2aw2wI E. ROOT. Jr
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Hides, Leather, Oil. &c.

The Subscribers offer for sale,
RSA ERUENOS Ayres and Rio Grande hides
DeGV Hb $50 Brazil, California, &c do.
Richmond Slaughter, do
Spanish Horse do.
Tanners Oil, Bark Mills, Curriers' tools, &C.
1900 Sides soal leather of all qualities
400 do. wax and aussett upper leather
40 dozen calf skins
Seal skins, horse leather, morracco, &C.
1900 lbs. coarse and fine English ball shoe-thread
Boot-trees lasts and shoemaker's TOOLS &C.
SSirting harness and bride leather
Hog SKINS sheep skins and fish skins
Bultlloe, leopard bear and hair seal skins
Saddlc-trees, and general assortment of saddlery
Girth and srainng webb and serge
Collars, deer's hair, saddlers tools
Red and black coach skins
Coach laces, rattinet and patent leather
Coach aud gig handles and bands
Coach steps wood springs, gig bows and moss
Itichmond-made plantation shoes.
Cash paid for country hides. W. s. J. G. CRANE
Leather of all kinds finished or in the rough BOUGHT n,
taken in barter for Hides, &C.
Jan H. 77-w3wif
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"a Vie subscriber, living at e-Hal in the county
n OF Hanover, having employed young man, who
mas mad some experience teacher, and who give
satisfactory evidence of his Abilities would take into his
family four or five small boys, boarder in
age fourteen yeasThe situation of my residence is in
healthy and agreeable neghbourhood, and commands all
the advantages which can be desired by any who may wish
TO conide their children 10 my carcThe board
ana tuition, during the space OF ten months, will be $50
payable at the end oil the second session The school will
open on the 9th day of January and terminate on the
last day oil the ensuing observation-disclosures will be va
cation OF one month, during the nstruc
ton will be given in all the branches of an ordinary Eng
lsh education, viz: Reading, Writing, Arithmetic, Gram
mar, topography, &C.; and also in the Latin and Greek
anguagesSirct attention will be paid 10 the department
the boys both within and out of Schools and every aid
Afforded them, in the prosecution of their respective stu
dles which promptude and steady application the part
OF their teacher ensure.
PARENTS living at distance, who may wish to engage
their children, will receive prompt attention. by addressing
letter to me, and directing ii Veron Pest Office OF
Taylorsvile. THOMAS BOSWELL
Dec. 2. 5o-otu.st
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CoMMIssIoNER's Orr1cE.

i'cHtOtd, ON jan, 1882
The parties interested in tho matters referred by the
and Chancery for Henrco county, TO one of the Commits
soners OF said Court, hereby notified that have an
pointed thursday the fifteenth day of March next for
my ONCE at the Capitol the City of Richmond with their
accounts and proofs And do further, in pursuance Of
against the estate of William W. Thlman decd in said
order mentioned, to in before me, on the said fifteenth
day oil March next at my Office aforesaid and prove the
cans In order that account of said claims NAV be
reported to the court in obedience the said
Punctual attendance of the parties will be
Pected as the commissioner will proceed with all practical
bic despatch in the performance OF his duties
VIM G. PENDLETON, Con,r of the,
Cir Sup Co. of l.. s. Oh. for Henrico
JAM Id T6-w8w
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT, ,


= --o,r,u,, OH Jun. I63Z.
NOTICE hereby given the propretors of the four
and an half per cent stock, created in pursuance OF
an Act oil Congress, passed the 2ith day of MAY.
1921 that the Certificates Of the said stock will be paid
on the hrs day of April next to the proprieors thereof
their legal representatives attorneys duly constituted
on the presentation and surrender of the said Certificates
at the treasury or athe Loan Office where the same may
stand credited.
NOTICE further given that no transfer Of the Ger
uhcaes oil said stock, from the books Of the Treasury
any Loan Office will be allowed after the first day Of
March next. -
And also, that the interest on all the Certificates of the
said stock Will cease and determine the 31st day
March next. ~
LOUIS McLANE, sec'y Of the Treasury.
Jan. H. 1892 74-IafI An
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Dec. Is.
IN CHANCERY In Chesterfield County Coul
= January 9th 1882:

IN CHANCERY In Chesterfield County Court
Il January 9th, 1892
Austin Spears, Plaintiff
against
Winnilred Cheatbam, Sally Landrum, Lucy Landrum,
Laban Landrum, Egbert Landrum, and Joseph Landrtm
Defendants.
The defendants, Laban Landrum and Egbert Landrum,
not having entered their appearance, and given security
according to the Act of Assembly and the rules of this
Court, and it appearing the satisfaction of the Court
that they not inhabitants of this Commonwe aIth is
Odered That the said defendants do appear here on the
second Monday in April next and answer the bill of the
Plaintiff; and that copy of this order be forthwith insert
cd in some newspaper published in the City of Richmond
for two months successfully and another copy posted
the front door of the Courthouse of this county
copy Teste, LAWSON NUNNALLY, ID. c.
Jan. 81. sO,.e,y
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BA EP EWARD.--Lost or stolen from the Char.
w " -HN lottesville Coach, on the 18th inst n
mar trunk considerably worn, and other trunks (which
we are unable to dcscribe) The above reward will
&c gwen for information, where the baggage can be
Jan % So
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n CHANCERY-At Rules holden in the Clerks Of
Il tce OF the County Court OF Charlotte the 9Th day of

x CHANCERY.-At Rules holden in the Clerks OF
December, 1881: -
Lewis Dunn, pI,E
against
Edward Edge, Elan Edge, Ascy Edge, Elizabeth Edoe.
Nancy Edge and Grief Barksdale late Sheriff of Charlotte
TO whom was committed administration of the estate de
ed, ~ ~ Dn eN
1 ne defendants, Edward Edge, Elan Edge Asev
EDGE Elizabeth Edge, and Nancy Edge, not having en-
and the Rules this Court and appearing TO the salts
lachon oil the Court that they not inhabitants OF hi,
state on the motion OF the Plaintiff by counsel, as order
ca mat the said Defendants do appear here the first
monday IN March next and enter their appearance and
answer the Plaintiffs bill, and give security perform
INC decree OF the Court and that copy of this order
successfully and posted at the front door of the Court
house oil the said county. Copy. Teste,
WINSLOW ROBINSON, Clerk
Zee. 10. 64-wSwA
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA, Supreme Court
~ December Term, a. ID. IS31.-Mary S. Clarke and
Others egatees of Mary s. Boun deceased against the
executors of Mary s. Blount.
whereas Mary 5. Blount, late of Marlborough, in the
State OF North Carolina, in and by her last will and tesa
ment' duly published in the year 1922, made, among
others, the following requests, viz:
give TO Martha Barrow, daughter of Bennett Barrow
Esq, four hundred dollars.''
81 give to Catharine Darby four hundred dollars"
u give to Mrs. l.. H. Prosser of Mississippi five hum.
dred dollars'' ~
81 give to Elizabeth Hunter four hundred dollars"
And whereas the executors of Mrs. Blount are unable
to determine with certainty TO whom opay these several
requests
LIST, Because Bennett Barrow, Esq, never had daupb
ter OF the name of Martha.
"a, because Ca.harine Darby, late of Taborough died
lnestae, without leaving any of kin known to the
executors and no administration has been out upop
her estate.
3D., Because Mrs. L. Il. Prosser of Mississippi is un
known TO the executors, and although letters have been
written TO her supposed residence, answer has ever
been received and application has been made for this
legacy.
certainty described to which of the Elizabeth Hun
tef she intended togve the legacy of lO0-there being
several Of that name.
And the court being moved to make such order in tho
premises as VIII secure TO the parties interested an oppor-
tunity OF having the several matters fully
Is ordered that advertisement be in the Star and
North Carolina State Gazette, the Richmond ENQUIRER and
the Nauonal lntegencer, week for
weeks that the parties file with the clerk of this court at
Raleigh on or before the I'd Monday of June d. 1892
any evidence mat may be pertinent 10 the inquiry hereinaf
ter ordered TO be made by the clerk and that the clerk of
this court report TO the next of the court any, and all
the evidence touching the lapse OF the aforesaid
which may be filed his office in pursuance of this notice
true copy from the minutes
Iese' JOHN L. HENDERSON, C $. C.
ufxr1
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HfGglcV Goods.

HRUJAC s. HENSLER, I76 Market street. between
@1 9th and 9Th South side Philadelphia offer for sale
on reasonable terms, wholesale, general assortment of
French and English Pistols
Beads OF all sorts
Musical Boxes 2, 3 and 4 t,Ines
Mathematical instruments
bead Bags and Purses, Dolls Of all descriptions
Snuff Boxes of all kinds
Thermometers
PeriumeTy, Work-boxes
Flons and Violin strings, Percussion caps and great
many oher articles too extensive to cnumeratc.
French Chiad.-Dnner and desert sets white and cold
and plain white. w e"
lea SETS English and Fpcncl PATTERN white and gold
gilt lowered landscapes and painted flowers
Breakfast SETS, do do
China. jan "a o. VI Ie"ch
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rs NkACT OF LAND and desirable Stand for Ply
Ill stefan for Salc-lnendng remove to another State
the subscriber offers for sae the tract of land which he
resides ms Tract lies in the county of Brunswick Va
on sturgeon Creek in the neghborhood of the Ebenezer
Academy and contains about 300 acres third of which
Is In heavily mbered woods and of the balance due pro-
portion good low grounds which may be reclaimed at an
inconderable expense The residence holds out induce
mems not every day met with. Lying much travel
led road ~ miles from Petersburg, would suit any per-
son VINO might wish TO open House of Entertainment as
there Is no house OF that description sufficiently near to in
erere. 1t is without hesitaon the best stand for a
IS no Physician than s miles in any direction
rarely we think can so large opening this day be
ound 1t would ao answer for Boarding house. being
within less than miles OF the EbcneZer Academy II IS
unnecessary to say more, persons disposed purchase
VIII call and examine for themselves If not previously
disposed OIL 1t will be offered at Auction the 18th day
OF next february being the next day after Brunswick
Cour The conditions will be easy and made known ON
he DAY oil SALE j. f. w. MERRITT
JAN HI S0-Iawtds
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" Der offers bis services to nonresident propreors Of
lands in the States Of Ohio and Kentucky for the sale
thcreo and payment Of the All letters addressed
to him at Cincinnati, to John H. Price ESD Of Rich
mond, POST FA1D, will be duly attended TO- He refers
those TO whom he may be unknown 10 Chief Justice Mar
shall; Chapman Johnson, Charles Copland and sam Nv
ers, Esqrs JAMES SOfJTUGATF'
y. Sd S. will also attend Attorney at Law to sus
in the Federal Courts at Columbus and Frankfort.
NOV A. 5I--w6m
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ENDUCATION.--A School for the ensuing YEAR will
z be opened at the residence of Francis w. Scott
the county OF Caroline, about thirty miles from the City
Richmond, and the same distance from Fredericksburg
In this School will be taught, Reading, Writing, Arith.
netic, English Grammar, Geography with The use of
Maps, History, and the Latin and Greek Languages toge-
ner wlti the Translation of the French The exercises
Oh the school, under the immediate superintendent of
the subscriber will be conducted by Mr. John Scott who
ton of the French0 is recommended by Mr. John Kidd
oil king and Queen, Richard Morris, decd of Hanover
ana A. r. Rose, OF Stafford, i'll whose family ne has taught
for the last four years.
IERMs-For board washing, lodging, &C. 500
Tuition in the Dead Languages, 20
English, Is
The School will commence its session the 23d of Ja
nuary and terminate the 23d of December following de-
Quoting one month for a vacation Six boarders can be
accommodated in the family of the Observation-Disclosures
directed to the subscriber, the White Chimneys Ca
roline, will be promptly attended TO-
FRANCIS w. SCOTT
Dec. 80, 1881. r7O-Iaws,y1
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MOllsieur.'TOns0ll

Viii stand again the ensuing season at my Stable,
w hitcen miles from Jackson, twelve from Bclheld
thirteen from Halifax, N c. hirty-i from Warrcnton
and hty-sevcn south OF Petersburg, Va The season
will commence the frstof February, and terminate the
hrst oil July He will be let Mares Fifty Dollars the
season. which may be discharged by the payment For
y Dollars within the season-Marcs be insured at
sevenyv Dollars the insurance money will be demand
ed so soon as tho Mare is discovered be in a the
property changedonc dollar will be expected to the
Iroom I'm every instance Large and extensive pasuragc
sowu In small grain expressly for Mares left with the horse
and separate lots for Mares colts and board of
gratis. Those sending at a distance, il convenient, will
send with their Mares so that they may be at
tended TO agrccaby 20 their instructions. Mares will
DC led required, with grain at thirty per day. No
responsibility for accidents escapes, but every prccau
uon Will be taken 10 prevent them.
PEDIGREE.-.nonsiem Toason was by Pacolet; he by
the imported horse Czen he by Pacole OF England he
by Blank and Blank by the Godophin Arabian his dam
by Top Gallant; he by Gaatn, Gallan By imported Bed
lord &c. Sells grandam by Grey Medley imported
Oscar, imported Fcarnought Sc &C. Monsieur Tonson
Is the full brother of Sir Richard Henry and Champon
Sir Richard and Champion have be superior
horses and have been beaten; the latter now con-
sidored the most distinguished horse in the Western coun
Try. monster Tonson has made himself so well known
by his unrvallcd achievements the Turf as TO render
all further notice unnecessary Those who desire 10 see
more detailed account of his pedigree and
are referred TO the American Farmer volume page $780,
and also to the Turf Register and Sporting Magazine for
January 1881. WILLIAM MOODY.
Mountorest, Northampton Co. n. c. jan 81 S3-yav
IN AND FOR SALE-Pursuant to a Deed of Trust
n executed by William S. Overton, and duly recorded
in the Clerks Office of Chesterfield county to secure the
payment OF certain sum of money due TO William Dunna
want shall proceed TO sell for cash. the premises on
Friday, the 10th day oil February next certain tract or
parcel OF Land, lying and being in Chesterfield county,
about one mile below Goodies Bridge Immediately on the
main road leading to Richmond and Petersburg and ex
tending back to the Appomaox rverThis tract contains
about eight nine hundred of land about one hun
dred and tity OF which low grounds of very good
quality upwards of two hundred bushels OF wheat have
been seeded on the premises during the last The
improvements are large brick house erected within a
lew years past, and all ouhouses necessary for large
sucn OVerSeCrS house,
BARNS granares, stables sc. Such title as is vested in
me Trustee will be conveyed TO the purchaser which
is believed to be good. s. WOODBRIDGE, Trustee
JAN Il, 1857 79-1awts
~ AS soon as William Dunnavant allows me my lust
credits which entitled the bond which he holds
oil mine, am prepared for settlement with him.
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q tHEkKf VALE NURSERY The subscriber bay-
~ ing devoted himself for the last six years TO the es
punishment OF a Fruit Nursery, between the Westbam
IurnPke and Old River Road, about mile above the
Ci,y OF Richmond is now enabled offer TO the public
selection OF Fruit Trees, Grape Vines &C., embracing the
pest Vaees known TO culture with those of highest
reputation recently brought into notice, by distinguished
morucuuFasts oil other countries. Among the Frr,it
Trees are, Apples, Peaches, Aprcots Cherries Pears
Piums Noctarines, Ounces, &C. And he has now nm
wards OF hiy varieties of native and foreign Crane Vines
seIected with particular regard our latitude and en-
pracnG' as he confidently believes, tile very best kinds
poth Tor wine and the table, which have been found TO st
our climate Among his native varieties are the Caawba
celeoTaed Tor wine Isabella Schuylki, Muscadcl Coo
pers vine Grape &c.-Cuings of the various descrip
ons oil Grapes will be furnished to those who NAV prefer
mem TO rooted vines at So per hundred SIS per thou
M mas also regular supply of Asparagus Plants;
all OF winch will be sold at comparatively moderate prices
ana so packed as to reach the purchaser without The ba
arc carG INJURY Catalogues will be furnished to appIica-
RIVER Toll House, to whom reference may be had
~ L. ,. John Carter recommends the native Catd,cba
Grape as most suitable for making wine
Jan. IL, 1882. t77-wtfl JOHN CARTER.
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'NOTICE.-Commted TO the Jail of Amherst county
Y on the ID OF October last a runaway, a Negro
Man, who calls himself Ned and said he belonged TO the
heirs of Mary Sdth, of Prince William but now he saws
lie Is the property of Thomas Lewis, Gnillord county
carolina The said fellow appears TO be between As and
80 years Of age feet 10 or I'll inches high veo,v com
plexon with very thick head Of hair Somewhat erev
and small scar across his nose-had when committed
an old plaid cloak blue mixed pontaoons and vest and an
old pair Of black cloth pantaoons and vest with him Tb
owner OF said fellow will forward and prove his pro-
Pery and take him away nc will he dealt with as fbe
law directs ROBERT l.. COLEMAN, Tailor,
for Nelson G. Dawson Sheriff
Jan 20 S2-wl2y7
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HolSPUR will stand the next in the county of
"a Goucester-Seasonto commence the first OF March,
and end the irst of July Particulars be made known
hereater-Hotspurs horse of the purest blood and of
the most approved Virginia racing stock.
Dec 22 t6z-w6wl JOHN b. CHRISTIAN.
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HNHE subscriber will be absent from Richmond until
IL April; during his absence Mr. Lehbridge will at
tend to his professional business, in whose SKILL Den
'st the public may with perfect safety place the
Phct confidence p. HOUSTON.
Jan. s. 1882. 72-oawu
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I'm CHANCERY.-In Powhatan County Court, Janu-
IA airy Is, 1882.
Thomas Moseley and Benjamin Moseey, PldGs
against
Joseph Ii. Davis, adm'or of Richard Moselev decd
and John Moseley, Bennett Moseey, Richard Meseey
Edward Moseey, Robert Moseley, Henry Howell, and
Pamela his wife, late Pamela Moseley, Mary Susan
Moseley and Arthur Moseey; which said John, Bennett
Richard, Edward, Robert, Pamela, Mary Susan and Ar
thur children OF Arthur Moeley dec d. and Elizabeth
Williamson Moseey and Robert Moeley, children of Ro
bert Moseey, deed; the said Robert Moseley (son of
Arhur0 Mary Susan Moseey, Arthur Moseley Elizabeth
Williamson Moseley, and Robert Moseey, son of Rober
being infants under the age of 2l years, Defdts
This day came the plaintiffs, by their Counsel and filed
their bill and the Defendant Davis, filed his answer and
the Defendants, Bennett Moseey, Elizabeth williamson
Moseey, and Robert Moscey, (on of Robert) not hay
ing entered their appearances and given security according
to the Act of Assembly and the Rules of this Court and
appearing by satisfactory evidence that they
habtants OF this country: is Ordered That the said
Defendants do appear here the first day of March
Court next and answer the bill of the Plaintiffs; and that
copy OF this order be forthwith inserted in some news
paper published in the City OF Richmond for two months
successfully and posted at the front door of the Court
house of this County. Copy Teste
JAN II. LT0-wSw+J VIM. s. DANCE, Clerk