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Eagle Hotel.

.TWNHOMAS c. POWELL, late of the Bollingbrook
- Hotel, Petersburg, respectfully informs his friends
and the public generally, that he has leased the EAGLE
HOTEL and will take possession Tuesday, the goth
inst when he will be prepared 10 accommodate travel
Ies and others IN the best style. IL is his intention
make many alterations in this establishment which, he
thinks, VIII have tendency TO add much the comfort
and convenience those who may favor him with their
patronage.
Members Of the Legislature will be provided with com.
Portable apartments, and every exeron used to give them
satisfaction 1t scarcely necessary say any thing of
the advantages which this we'll known Hotel offers stu.
aed in the centre Of business and convenient to ali the
public Offices His experience in the business iusdes
him in saying, that nothing his part shall be wanting 10
render This establishment worthy OF the patronage Of the
public NOV. 10 b7-n
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A BOLTON OF NEGRO SLAVERY -" Review
IA OF the Debate in the Virginia Legislature Of 1881
and on the abolition Of Negro Slavery, by Citizen Of
Virginia There viii be bat small edition Of the above
Review struck off, and tho larger portion Of it intended
or disinbu'on Persons wishing secure copies, may
dot by applying to r + SMITH
December f. 6O-u
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RICMNOSD VXRGAvAg, THURSDAY: DECEMBER H. 1882
FNOBACCO FACTORY HANDS wANTED-Suc1

VNOBACCO FACTORY HANDS wANTED-Suct
n as 1WSfers, Sen,mers, Scre,omen, Jobbers, SC.
The subscribers have taken Browns adjoining the public
warehouse, which they fitting up as a Factory. They
want TO hire $50 to 200 hands OF the above description for
the ensuing year. They will want nearly all the hands
they have been in the habit Of hiring and request the
owners to give them call previous hiring them OUT
Others having good workmen will do well TO CALL as the
highest market prices will be given for such as suit
Dec. 8. 62-6l SAM. s. MYERS & co
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I'm HANCERY-YIRGrNIA.--At Rules holden in
~ in the Clerks Office Of the ircu Superior Court of
Law and Chancery for the County of Buckingham the
fifth day of November 1892
John Morgan, Pltf
Annir
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VHNHE absent defendants, James II. Morris and william
Morris VIII please take notice, that shall on We'd
nesday the l4h day of March, 1893 at the Tavern OF
Thomas May In the town Of Maysville and county OF
Buckingham, proceed to take the dispositions of Samuel
Ford and others TO be read evidence in suit now
ing in the Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chancery
for the county Of Buckingham, in which plaintiff and
you and others defendants, ut which time and place
you may attend if you please Yours,
Dec. 10. [64-wiwl JOHN MORGAN.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

UNJUST SALE Of ual,saJie propertyi in Richmond. =
II By virtue and in pursuance Of Deed of Trust ex-
ecued to US by George W. Truehesrt, bearing date the
lth day of July, 1925 and admitted TO record in the Of
flee OF the Hastings for the city Of Richmond the
18th day Of December, 1928, made to the pay
of debt therein mentioned we, the subscribers,
Of the 18th day of March, 1888, If fair, if
not the next lawful fair day. at upon the land and
tenement aforementioned, will sell at public auction, for
ready money all the property and estate conveyed
by the said deed, that TO say all the right, title, inter-
est, and estate Of what kind nature, degree quality
to, in and Of certain three stored brick
and the land thereof and thereto adjoining lying and be-
ing situate the Eastern side Of Nth street, and
between and + streets, in the city of Richmond, and
particularly between the house formerly occupied the
Office of Discount and Deposit OF the Bank of the
United States in the said city, aud the Tobacco Ware
house. tho said 18th day OF July, 1928, in the
patton Of Garland III. Mitchell, with all and singular,
the appurtenances to the said land and tenement be-
longing, all conveyed to by the said Deed
Acting trustees will convey to the purchaser only
such title we have by virtue of the said deed and with
out warranty by us; although by such conveyance,
believe the purchaser will acquire perfect and complete
title to the premises in fee simple, subject to Mrs True
hearts claim of dover, which she has yet renqush
ed. FLEMING JAMES
JOHN FORBES.
Richmond. Dec. II. 1892 6i-3m
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~ANTED at the Penitendary, the whole to be de.
Wv nVored within the year, ending the 3Odl Septem-
1000 feet Of inch Pine Plank
1000 do Sd do. de- do
1000 do do POPLAR do
1000 do So do do do.
To be wide and clear of knots
Also, cord split White Oak Ii feet long
do. do do. IL do do
do. do do 10 do do
do. do do do do
1000 Wheel Spokes, Of best White Oak
1900 do. Feoes do. willow
100 Hub Blocks, Of good Elm or Gum,
100 best Hickory Axletrees,
10000 Flour Barrel BilIets
$4,000 Hooppoes.
All Of young and tough timber to be cut by the LIST Of
January next
above Timber, will be made 10
THOMAS @. MoNCURE, General Agent
Oee' 10 6d-4t
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James r. Morris, William Morris James p Richardson
Morgan, and Jones, and William Crane Def.
The defendants, James r. Morris and William Morris
not having entered their appearance and given security
according to the Act OF Assembly and Rules of this Court
audit appearing, by satisfactory evidence that they arc
not inhabitants Of this Country is ordered That the said
defendants do appear here the first day next April
Term and answer the bill of the plaintiff; and that CO.
py OF this Order be forthwith inserted in some
published in the City Of Richmond for two months sue
eessvey snd posted the front door Of the
OF this County. Copy-Tese.
Dec. IL. [6i-wSwl r. ELDRIDGE, C. csc
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ern District Of TUginid. 10 uit !:
BpE IL remembered, That OH the I
III y day of November. Ammo Donit

lid day of November, Ammo Domini one thou
GSEAL.] sand eight hundred and thirty-two, CONWAY
ROBINSON, of the said district, hath deposited
in this Office the title Of book, the title OF which in the
words following, TO wit
The practice in the Courts OF Law and Equity Vir-
ginia. BY CONWAY ROBINSON. Volume l. contain.
ing practice in the Courts OF Law in Civil Cases"
The right whereof he claims author, in conformity
with act of Congress, entitled act TO amend the Sc
veral ctsrespectng copyrights"
RID. JEFFRIES, Clerk of the District
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EBORTRAIT AND MINIATURE PAINTING bv
y Miss VALUE, residing at the Mansion House. Her
friends and strangers respectfully invited 10 call and
see her specimens in those branches.
December 8. 62-3t
NOTlCE.-The general meeting OF the Stockholders
Of the Bank Of prginid, will be held according to
the Charter at the Bank, the first Monday in January
next. A. ROBINSON, in Cashier
December 8, 1882. eff
MARINERS BANK OF VGKG1NtA.-Jhe annual
meeting Of the Stockholders for Inc election Of hi
rectos for the Bank and for the Offices Of Discount
Deposit will be held Wednesday, the OH day Of Jsnu
airy next WW NEKERVIS, Cashier.
December A. 6O-2awtdm
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Sir. Charles.
Feb. II.

YNNHIS beautiful, distinguished thoroughbred racer,
IA and geter OF racers will stand the ensuing
at the residence of my son, George W. Johnson within
one mile of Moodys Tavern, in Chestereld and about
20 miles from Richmond and Petersburg; and is now at
his stand, ready to mares $40 the single leap and
500 the season. payable the LIST of August next when
1t will eXpire-$lO0 insurance, payable the
is known TO be in foal parted with 81 cash to the
groom Mares that failed to Sir Charles last year, will be
insured this year at the price of the season. company
OF six mares may 80 at $50 the eaci-and one
gentleman putting five mares shall have the prvi-
iege Mares furnished with pasturage, which is very
extensive and eXceent-and servants with mares
boarded gratis. Lots are laid down in both wheat and
grass for mares and colts and fed if required rs
day Care will be taken to avoid accidents, but no
countability for any that may happen
SIR Charles has been often advertised that is only
necessary TO say that he is in fine health horse
be, and is a remarkably foa-getter. His colts are
very beautiful, successful and winning wherever
they they selling very high prices indeed and
are in great demand Should the any other
distinguished horse and win and win very often,
were TO SELL and sell very Often and high prices they
then would only be equal to Sir Chdrles's
w. r. JOHNSON.
Chesterfield, Jan. 81, 1892 S0--u5Mh
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DUBLIC SALE.-Will b

EDUBLIC SALE.-Will be offered for sale at public
n auction, before the front door of the Eagle Hotel
in the city of Richmond, the Goth of April 1882 at ~
O'Clock, credit OF six months, House Lot sua-
ted on Main or street. in said city. The House is of
brick, three stories high, well calculated for store and
dwelling house.The lot fronts said Main or street.
about "a l2 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-
tire lot "a part only being offered for sae) to point
where another line drawn from the the kitchen
on said entire lot, to where il would ntcrsect ne from
the corner OF the kitchen of Fuchcr (or what was former
ly Fulchers Kitchen) which said back line is nearly pa
ralelto the said Main street, includes the privy
and recess annexed thereto the side of the said lumber
running thence rom the said point inersecon along
the line drawn from the of the kitchen said
tire lot TO the of Fulchers kitchen, including also
passage OF "a IL feet, extending from the before descrb
ed lot TO Exchange Alley, which said lot parcel of
ground with the appurtcnanccs part OF lot purchased
by John King, oil the representatives Of Thomas Giat
reference TO which title may be had, the office of the
Hastings Court for the city of Richmond)
The above described property will be sold by virtue of
Deed OF Trust, executed by John King to John Macrae
decd and John Gibson Jr of record in the Office the
Husting's Court oil Richmond, to satisfy Jane Boyle
Adm OF d. Boyle, decd certain debts in said Deed men,
toned The purchaser will be required to
gotiable note with good endorses of the Virginia
Banks in the city OF chmond (or of their Branch
es in the town OF Fredericksbug payable in six moI
and also to execute Deed of Trust the property to Sc
cure the purchase money. JOHN GIBSON, Jr
Feb z S3-tds Surviving Trustee
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GOEAaEaRsa

N7lLL, for the season, occupy his old stand at
w Half Sink, nine miles from Richmond and three
from the Merry Oaks He will stand at fifty dollars the
season. which may be discharged by the payment of forty
dollars when the mares taken away, refuse the
horse; otherwise note will be expected for fifty dollars
payable the first of January nex-sixyye dollars in
surance and one dollar TO the groom.
Good pastures provided and charge of twenty-five
cents day Tor all mares left with the horse for eeng sc
Gohannas colts have not yet made their appearance
the ur and it is with great ddence and hesitation that
undertake to speak of their performances i'm fall train
ing, least Partially and interest may have msed me- and
might thereby msead others: suffice say that, far
as they have been tried by and heard of from Others
they have fully than equaed expectations and
feel the most confident assurance that those who may
sire to breed from this fine horse will rot be disappointed
or dissatisfied with the result.
That he is of the purest genuine race horse
stock is aested by the fact that there has never been
member Of his family that race nag of disinc
on either OF the present generation far back
be traced, with the exception of the imported mare, and
she was never tried being purchased two years old
cusvely for breeding.
1t is not little encouraging 10 those who have hereto.
fore bred from Gohanna well as those who may desire
in future to be informed that challenge has been made
to run one oil his colts over the Norfolk Spring
against colt in the United States for five thousand dol
is one well calculated to increase the public confidence
iii him as STOCK
Johanna served one hundred and fly-seven mares
last year. having the celebrated horses Sir Charles and
Imoeon as his competitors, which furnishes the best evil
dence oil satisfaction with the appearance and promise
his colts.
There is another recommendation that NAV with pro-
pey be offered for breeding from Gonna which that
ms colts are so large and fine Gas universally ade that
such as should not prove to be horses sure TO
compensate their owners for the trouble and expense OF
raising; circumstance which should not be overlooked
IN breeding as in the nature OF things it is not likely that
all can make race horses.
johanna II Is believed, is standing lower than any
other horse odstncon in Virginia. this does not proceed
from disposition undcrbid other horses nor i il he
cause his proprietor thinks he ought not TO stand as high
as any other whatever; but he does feel justified in
raising to level with Others until there has been some
public exhibition on the part of his colts.
Mares will be served at any time during the year and
such as did not prove in oa from the last season. may be
sent again. and no charge made for the services of the
horse, unless they should prove in foal.
JAN rs. Sl-12t JOHN NJ BOTTS
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by RuTCluIE 4 COOK.

W Tho INQUIRER published twice week, generally, and
three tunes week during tho session OF
the same as here,ooc Five Dollars
vance, Notes OF chaeed banks will be
cd IN payment The Editors will the safety OF remng
mem ma the postage OF all letters being paid b, the writer's
1 No will DO discontinued discretion OF
Editors, until all auearagcs have been paid
@ Whoever vii papers shall have
Tho tenth Gratis.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
Ono First as continu
ence so No inserted until has either
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Lance.


HOY the American Eclipse, full brother to the noted
81 running Ariel, will stand the present
my father, Robert Hurt at $25 the due the 18th
July next when the will expire; $40 TO insure
arc 70 Do s"J ~ the a,oon M OF e
The which failed to Medley last Spring, by the
season. be insured TO Lance for the price of the
son. Extensive pastures and wheat lots for and
colts and mares fed with grain frequred % per
day Strict attention will be paid prevent accidents or
WILLIAM w. HURT
Haitian County pa Feb 10, 1882
Description and Pe.5ormdnces-LANcEis of bcauti-
fu blood bay color, with remarkably black legs, and
tail, without any white, upwards of five feet and
half inches high ten years old last Spring, of fine body
very iu IN his muscles and most beautifully formed in
all particulars, with activity and spirit not surpassed by
any horse whatever.
His performances on the Turf have been of the first
order. When only three years old, he run two match
races OF $4,000 each, four mile heats with l26 lbs him.
Of which he and the other he lost the weight
ing heavy and the distance long for colt he
tanned injury in of his legs and obliged to be
rested for time; after which he beat Fairfax, and
dsanced Hazard, Flageator, and other three miles
heats over the Union Course, Long Island; and his last
race oil four mile heats the against Sally
Walker and Janet in 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 Sir Charles,
shows him to be horse of the first character Sal
ly Walker the year did not lose single heat any
other horse beating all the best horses from Southern
States, among them ARIEL full sister Lance, well known
IN Virginia formidable racer and what speaks highest
of Lance is his family, Ariel Splendid Roman Ange-
line and 0Kelly are all from iance's dam and have all
been winners. WILLIAM II. JOHNSON.
Certicdte-We, the undersigned, do certify that the
bay horse Lance the property of Samuel Laird of Mon
mouth County, State of New Jersey foal geter
we having bred from him, and find his colts promising
GEORGE A. CoRTIUs,
TUNIs VANDEvIER,
THOMAS SHEARMAN,
WILLIAM HAIGHr,
WILLIAM TILToN.
C0ffs Neck, Ne.c Jersey, July 18th, 1881.
have the original certificate fthe blood of Lance from
Chares Henry Hall OF New York. which would do credit
as Dp1 10 n
swell this notice beyond the usual limits and is therefore
omitted; but all the original letters certificates &c. are
IN my possession, and will shew them with pleasure to
any person who may wish to them. AS feel sa-
tisiied now offer TO the public fine horse, trust that
breeders Will do me the favor of calling and examining for
themselves WILLIAM w. HURT.
reD 10 9I-4t
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Feb. 4.

SALE OF NEGROES.-Wil be sold, to the highest
~ bidder, at Nottoway Courthouse, the first day
OF March next being court day. 10 20 likely Negroes
consisting of Men, Women and Children; among them a
Blacksmith The above sale will be made credit OF
SIN months-purchasers executing their bonds with APP
proved security, b. w. FITZGERALD,
Executor Of George Jones, deceased.
Feb. If. Sg-w3tA
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Feb. II.

EGLOUGHS.-The subscriber respectfully informs
"a those who are in the habit of buying implements
oil husbandry, that he has hand greater variety
than he has before offered them. lie has almost
every kind of Poughs in use with stce cast points,
ana stocked with seasoned timber, advantage gene
rally suihcicnty appreciated He has made an improve
men in the mouldboard of the improved Bashoar Plough
winch has been suggested by many practical farmers
TehueIlhg IL nuch more Acknowledgements parts of
Ploughs always on hand and mould boards sold at Foun
dry prices He flacrs himself that his prices have been
so reduced as to give satisfaction. Should any implement
purchased from him. perform equal to the expectation
OF the purchaser, it may be r2turned.
Jan. -. [76-ul WIN. PALMER. lEnrket Bridee
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WACCINE INSTITUTION, Richmond, "a

VACCINE INSTITUTION, Richmond, Va.-The
subscribers have, by association with DIR. A. H.
Lennon, CORNER Assistant for DIR. JAS Smith, late United
States Agent for Vaccination, Opened at their Drug Store
Idccne Institution, and prepared to attend to any
orders that may be given them Their arrangements are
SUCH that they will at all times have full supply of the
genuine fresh article accompanied with printed directions
for use, atthe following priccs
For crust neatly put up in So
" glass, containing matter sufficient tovaccinate ten
or twelve persons 90
The poor will be vaccinatcd without charge-Orders
from the country will meet with prompt attention
PULLING s. DAY,
Sign Of The Black Boy and Mortar .Market-sq,re.
Jan. %. S2-2aw2vSwi
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FENO THE PUBLIC.-The subscribers under the firm
q OF Jacob f. Barnes s. Co.. have taken the shop re-
Gently occupied by the late Daniel c. Hutchinson, and
are prepared 10 execute orders for tobacco screws and
presses, MILL carylog and cotton press screws mill irons
edge TOOLS spring steps and axes for coach and e-ma
kers.-Ihey are also prepared to execute all kinds of
smiths work with punctuay and Dispatch Orders left
at the shop, on Main street, will be attended TO.
JACOB +. BARNES,
LEWIS j.. BARNES,
JAMES BOSHER.
Feb. If. 60 A.
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& NOMMlSSloN MISUNDERSTANDING admitted my
a. son Frederick partner the Commission Business
will in future be conducted under the firm of Richard s.
Frederick Anderson at the stand occupied me-
the Shockoe Warehouse. solicit for the concern
the confidence and patronage omy old friends custo
mers my long acquaintance with the Commission Bust
ness WILL think, enable the give salts
faction to those who may conde property TO its manage
ment Advances if required, WILL to reasonable extent
be made congnmens of produce Orders for the pur-
chase OF the produce of the country, will receive prompt
attention. RICHARD AN DERSON.
Feb Z. S6-St
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Feb. is
Jack SaIlClrO.

YHNEiIS celebrated and well known Jack formerly the
n property of Col. VIM. L. White, lately of Capt J
"inn and now OF the subscribers accompanied by his col
league Napoleon Pandarus, WILL the first day of March
next commence operations in his line of business for the
ensuing season. and continue his routine of servcahe ac
commodation, through Hanover, Goochland and Henrco
until the last day of July Sancho stranger and lis
the general impression oa who know have or heard
oil him. that no Jack has given general and saisc
tory evidence OF capacity in oicenone more generally
or better appoved-and that his colts are surpassed BY
none Tor size, shape, vgor, docy, tractaby hardness
number
Napoleon, who raised by Col. S. Leabe of Goocb
land beautiful black bay, we'll made compact close
bodied large bone muscular horse, about five feet two
inches high needs only to be be admired only 10
be rode TO be delighted with 1t is atiesed by all who
know him, that he has already young as he is proven
himself sure foal-getterNo horse possesses in higher
degree, the merits and qualities requisite to recommend
and enc him to the appreciation and patronage of every
Judge OF who may wish possess best Of
gear and saddle horses in the skin. His rank as TO
biood' Inferior to nonc but those called horses that
aVc proven themselves upon the turf worthy of that dis
ungulshed eptheSandsand route together with terms
&c. WIZ be made known in due season.
rcD ~ lOO-2twlrl SILAS EI.LETT.
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Office Of the Chesapeake and ohio Canal Co. .
WASHINGTON, Jan. 8, 1892.
PROPOSALS will be received at this Office as fol-

"a lows
LIST. For the construction of Dam the Potomac
River near "Harper's Ferry, and for the construction
Stone Aqueduct across Catocn Creek, until the 3lst
day of January instant.
I'd For the excavation, embankment, and walling of
twelve miles of Canal extending from the Slh section
the Canal near TO the "Pont of Rocks Harpers ferry
in sections of about half mile EACH and for the construc
ton OF four Stone lift Locks and Guard Lock-
raj Cuyerts on the portion of Canal un the 18th
day OF February next.
3rd For the excavation, cmbankment, and waling of
forty miles of Canal, extending from Harpers Ferry
Wamsport, and for the construction of necessary
Locks Aqueducs, Cuverts, and DAMS until the 3Oth day
of March next.
The plan and specification of the Dam and Aqueduct
will be exhibited after the 18th instant and the contracts
will be declared at the Canal Office in this City, on the LIST
day OF February next.
The plan and specification OF the other work below
Harpers Ferry will be exhibited the Canal Office after
the 18th inst and the contract will be declared Harpe
Ferry, on the 23d day of February next.
The plan andspecitcaonof the work between Harpers
Ferry and Wiamspor will be exhibited the Canal Office
aterthe 10th day OF March and the contracts will be
declared at Shepherdsown, in Virginia, the 4h day of
April following.
Blank forms of proposals will be furnished, on appica-
ton to this Office. JOHN p INGLE
JAM H. l1I-eot23F1 Clerk Ches. s. Ohio Canal