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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-12-04

ENXECUTOR'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE.-The
N residence of the late Mrs. Lucy Minor known
the Wood La,cn Farm, lying in the lower end of Orange
the North Anna River, adjoining the counties of Spo
sylvana and Louisa not having been offered public
auction the recent sale of portion of the dccedens
personal estate, cH unloss sold private sale in the in
term) DO offered the highest bidder eherin tract
lots suit purchasers the 9th Of December ne
il fair if not the next fair day, Sundays excepted upon
the premises One third of the purchase money be paid
in hand, and the other thirds in equal payments
falling due the 9th November, 1888, and 9th November
IS3i-he purchaser giving bond and approved personal
security with Deed of Trust to the payments
There is growing promising crop of wheat of PAT
bushels sowing, I20 of which is upon wel-improved
talow, and the balance upon land in good heart.
p. SCALES, Er'Or Of Lucy Minor, deed
Wood Lawn Nov. II. Colt
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SOUTH CAROLINA-

at meeting OF the General Committee Of the Union
party OF Chester District held Chesterve on the 9Th
November, 1892, James Harrison, Esq Ga soldier of the
Reyouuon) called TO the Chair, and Daniel g. Sim
son, Esq appointed Secretary-when the following was
unanimously adopted:
The Union party Of Chester District having a common
interest with the rest their fellow in tie prospcri-
y and happiness OF this, country, view with regret
the prosperity before US, believing we do, that the
doctrine OF Nuihcaton, taught and expOunded of lao
in South Carolina, is both unconstitutional revolutions
y, and that 1T put into practical operations will either end
IN disgrace TO the State, prove the destruction Of
liberties. Therefore
Resoired That will adhere the union Of The States
and, consistently wiz the laws and Constitutions oppose
yentiOn.
RESOLVED, That the Union party Of Chester District
VIII not offer any candidates at the approaching election
for members to the Convention, lately ordered by the Lee
gislaiure.
ResoiUed That the proceedings he signed by the Chair
man and Secretary and published in the Union papers Of
the State. JAMES HARRISON, Chairman.
DANIEL, g. SIINsoN. SecrcfDrU
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-12-04
Nov 10. Odds Trust

NOTICE-The subscriber will sell his good and well
known stand in the upper part of Goochand county,
lying the three chopped road 80 miles from Richmond,
and containing 100 OF land with very good improve
ments, good dwelling house with five rooms, all ia
cellent repair for the reception of travellers tavern
stable rst-rate store house, with counting room all
in good order for business wagon yard with granary,
and house for wagoners stay in also, fodder aud hay
house, all at the wagon yard also, granary the
stable, hrsrate garden and orchard all OF the best fruit
sc. sc. This stand has many peculiar advantages
almost any other the road, il has the advantage of
the road leading from Winchester Cupeper Court House,
Orange Court House, and Louisa Court House, from thence
on TO James River through Buckingham, and to Carers
vile, Cumberland Court House, &c Sc This is one of
the most healthy places in Virginia being conveniently
supplied with good water at the edge of the yard well
every other convenience which makes it inferior to
for business. Any person wanting such place. will do
well to come and view il, bargain he had,
for cash, part time Possession will be given inn
mediately If desired For terms, apply the subscriber
Sept Ii. T37-u1 JOSEPH b. GLENN.
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GEORGIA.
Extract eta letter to the Editor Of the augusta Courier
M1LLEpCEvILLF. Nov 10

MILLEDGEvILLE, Nov H.
at is said Judge Berrien declaration addressed TO
him by distinguished Troup Nullfer, not a Delegate,
that they must pass Modification Resolutions or the party
meaning the TrouP party would sink said emphatcaly-
Then Sir, II ought TO sink. Judge Crawford who was
present. assened You may rely the truth this fact
Gov. Troup, too, few days since equally explicit
against this doctrine. YOu know have differed with
great many of Governor Troup's political opponents in
escaped him. His letter the Columbia (South Caro-
ina) Political Meeting is relied upon the contrary.
But the principle which Governor Troup recognizes
there 10 not Modification, but the righ; OF State
TO secede, the natural right OF Revolution, with which
no people has ever parted and which tYarscends all
constitutions In noticing the allegation that Nuifcaon
was Mr. JetcTsons offpring he hootcd the idea and
said that MIR Jefferson would have called the State lion
which he meant, and with which the advocates Of Multi
lcatlon wish 10 identify IT, by its proper name revou-
uohary MISUNDERSTANDING TO inoleFAbe
his remark made before the delivery of the Cover
nors Message, in which you will discover remarkable
coincidence OF sentiment and expression No. said Gov.
roup, Mr. Jefferson countenanccd no such doctrine
the IDLE cORcet Of John c. Calhoun" You NAV reIv
on the truth OF this fact
SCI grow warm with my subject, of which suppose yo
will consider what about ndu5itable evidence
suggest, through yOu to the party opposed Nuica-
ton not to submit TO the appelaon, Su6niisson men
Knock down the first man that thus addresses you is
Intended entirely for effect and its eternal use i'm tha
mouths of the Nuers finally induces the 10 noant TO be-
leve that you are poorsped servile of cowardy
devils without the stand up like ordinary men
Tor your indputable rights Don't tolerate for one mo-
restless designing disorganzes, whose very designation
implies disregard of law and order. You have taken
stand which rcqaires both mind and nerve TO maintain
and which, know you would die than DESERT and
am sure you know wishes you with more
cordial sincerity than your humble servant
"li contrary 10 my views the Convention shall DO any
lhS II VIII he from the desire 10 support the Union
~ OF South Carolina and the influence proceedings may
be supposed to stopping the threatened
that State South Carolina will see that she any
longer ertan the deusve hope Georgas co-opera-
ton in her mad schemes of resistance"
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SURGEON DENTIST

AR J. /. BENSON, Dentist, respectfully informs the
~ citizens of Richmond aud the public generally, that
nc has returned to this city. Residence at the Eagle
Hotel.
All orders (pos paid for his anti Dyspepdc pills and
Tooth-Ache drops, will receive immediate attention the
great demand for these invaluable pills. the best proof
Of their superiority. 1Oct. 271 5S-2aw2w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-12-04

THMR. BRAXTON MULLINS-SGR: You will please
I'VE take notice. that 1 shall, on Monday the 3Ist dav
OF Decenher next between the hours of sunrise sun
set at Dunnsve, in the county of Essex, proceed to
take the deposition of George w. Shelton and Others to
be read evidence in suit depending in the Chancery
Court OF Essex county, wherein am plaintiff and your
self and Susan Mullins defendants.
II the dispositions should not be taken on the above
appointed day, shall proceed take them the next day
and continue from day day unit, TAKEN Sunday except
edo You can attend at the above place. if you think pro-
per- Respectfully,
WILLIAM MULLINS.
Dec. /. 6O-wlw
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ii SHALL offer for sale at public auction, at Goochland
q Court House, on Monday the 18th day of December
next that being court day, tract OF Land lying the
upper end Of that county, the waters of the Big
Bird Creek containing about 537 2 This land
lies in the range of country in which gold has been disco
vered and which, am informed has been found in cons-
derabe quantities the adjoining land, and some, be-
believe, OH this tract Mr.. John Winston Payne and
MIR. Thomas Payne living in the neighbourhood will
shew the land to persons DESTROYS Of purchasing
The terms will be, third in cash, and the residue in
two annual payments bearing interest Bond with Sc
curity and deed Of trust will be required of the pur-
chaser. VIM. +. WICKHAM,
Trustee Of the estate Of Saml Gist, decd.
Nov. l6. 55-tds
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

FUNHE subscriber intends continuing his School the
n suing year, at his residence (Chrishnanagu) in the
county of Hanover, miles above the Fork Church, to
the 18th Of January and terminate the 18th
of December with vacation of month during the
Summer. In his School will be taught the Latin and
Greek languages, together with such instruction, in the
English, is usually given in similar institutions. The
terms of board and tuition including washing lodging,
Sc for the scholastic year of 10 months will be $780,
The neghborhood is healthy, and the society good In
addition TO these advantages the subscriber pledges him
SELF to devote his best eXerons TO the moral well as
intellectual improvement of the youth committed TO his
charge Boys under the age of 10 years will be preferred
Persons wishing send their children, requested TO
make application before the 10th of January next Let
ters addressed TO the subscriber, Newound Mills p o.,
Hanover county, will be promptly attended to.
RICHARD L. DARRACOTT.
December 4. 60-w3ts
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-12-04

Oh 6Dn REWARD.-Run away aboutth the first OF Au-
~ AO gust last, negro man named DANIEL,
about twenty five years old, five feet and or eight
inches high, Of yellow complexion and has rather down
look he has blenish in eye, not rccoeced which,
and the back Of the neck. At the time Daniel
away, he belonged 10 Mr.. Asa Hudgcns of this coun
~, but has been purchased since that time by the sbsc
Der II is probable that Daniel is trying make his way
TO free State, he made such an attempt some wears
ago The above reward will be given TO any person who
will apprehend said negro and secure him in some Jail or
deliver him 10 me. THOMAS T.. CHEATHAM
Cumberland. November ID. 57-9tr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-12-04

NOTICE.-The subscriber offers for sale valuable
IN small plantation, abou 800 acre in the county OF
Brunswick, upon Sturgeon creek Ebenezer Acade
my, wherein DR.. John f. w Merritt present resides
The dwelling house, which is commodious, is the
public road leading to Petersburg, Called Birche road
easy days drive from Petersburg it would also suit
person having family of children to educate, who
might be disposed to keep boarding house, there is
good school Kept Ebenezer and the society of the neigh
bourhood excellent The situations considered healthy
and the land, good portion of which is well umbered
with original forest growth is well calculated for agricu
ural purposes. Ii is considered good situation for pro-
essional Persons DESTROYS of purchasing such pro-
accommodating, and ample time given for the payments
if application be made between this and the twenty fifth
of December next but satisfactory security will be
quired usual. 1t is thought unnecessary be
particular persons wishing to purchase will of
examine for themselves.
JAMES b. CLAIBORNE.
III. 90
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-12-04

SPANISH HIDES LEATHER, OIL, &c.-The
- subscribers have for sale 500 Spanish Hides and an
extensive assortment Of Leather oil, Tanners and Cur
ners Tools, Shoethroad, &C. JOHN POE & co.
November l6 556f
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-12-04

SSHoCKG HILL TAvERN.-The Subscribers have
~ taken this we'll known stand, formerly kept by Mr.
John Talman, and recently by MIR. Wilson Bracket The
house has just undergone thorough repair and pains
expense have been spared in furnishing the rooms with
furniture, beds and bedding, all of which are entirely
new; and pledge ourselves keep Table and Bar
well supplied. Our stables are large and airy with pure
and wholesome water flowing in abundance at the rear
door OF the stable We shall take great have on
hand, at all times good supply Of orn clean and sheaf
Oats, and Hay OF the best qualityCarrage, Gigs &c
preserved from all kinds OF weather. Servants accommo-
datons comfortable. And ready TO accommo-
date in good style travellers, permanent transient
boarders The high and healthy situation Of the house
H. between LIST and ID Streets into which the main
western and northern roads enter and the long experience
which OF the firm obtained in the business having
been employed by John Talman this house. also at the
Planters Hotel and afterwards being principal manager
for Mr. Archibald Robertson at the Washington Tavern,
together with the unrcmitted attention which we shall paw
to the comfortable accommodation Of such may favor us
with their custom, will, trust ensure us liberal share
Of public patronage b. & S. JONES
nJ'From 10 to IS Members Of the Legislature can be
accommodated with gentee board upon very moderate
terms The walk to The Capitol is very good having been
graveed Ia nccmcnt weather, Carriage and horses
WILDE furnished to carry the members the Capitol free
Of charge b. & s J.
10 Boarding Horses be taken at moderate price in
superior Stables. 1Dec A. 60-3t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-12-04

RH RS. TURNER informs her friends that She will
I'VE resume the instruction Of class Of young Ladies on
the LIST OF Dec, at her present residence, where few
bOardcrs can be accommodated. Nov. 23.l SIT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-12-04

a DMINISTRATRIX's SALE-Will be sold at the
"a plantation of the late Thomas Stagg, Decd Charles
City county, Wednesday the 18th day of December,
all his Household and Kitchen Furniture, consisting of the
usual variety together with all the stock of every kind
consisting of horses cattle, sheep and hogs, with all
crop of corn fodder, shucks, sc. Terms of sale will be
a credit OF six months all dollars, under
that sum, cash. bonds with approved security will be
quredAll persons having claims against said will
please bring them forward duly authenticated order
that they may be settled and all that are indebted
TO the estate will please make payment
ELIZABETH Z. stage, Adm'x OF
November 81 G5S-tds1 Thos. Stagg, dec ID.
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NELSON BERKELEY Hdnl'r
of Tho. Nelson Berkely, Decd
Hanover county, Oct 25th, 1892. 52-Ids.

A DEMONSTRATORS SALE.-WiII be sold on Tues
IA day the eleventh day of December next at
Obslo, in the county of Amelia if fair, otherwise
the next fair day, and continue from day day
Ill Finished all of the stock of horses cattle, sheep and
hogs, several prime yoke of work oxen between 20
$4,000 pounds OF pork (Which promises be prme) all
the plantation utensils, household and kitchen unure
also between IL 1900 barrels Of corn the crop of fod
der hucks and straw, belonging the of the late
Mrs Mary Randolph, deceased. Terms of sale-For all
not exceeding twenty dollars cash; and for all
exceeding that amount IL months credit will be given;
the purchaser executing bonds with approved security to
carry interest from the date; but if punctuay paid, the
ineres: will be RENTED
WILLIAM EGGLESTON, Admir-
of Mary Randolph, deed.
Amelia county November g. b2-tds
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NOTICE.-AI persons having claims against the Is
tate of Robt Johnston, decd against the Agency
lately carried for him by James NJ Johnston are des
ed present them TO the undersgne aud those indebted
to the same, requested to make speedy payment.
Peter Johnston is authorised receive and grant
leases, for any money paid of said debts.
ANDREW WHITE,
ANDREW JOHNSTON,
Executors oil Rosert Johnston, decd.
Nov. 80. 59-w4w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-12-04

MOTlCE.-Al persons indebted to the Estate of the
1N late VIM. Cowan, decd, will please make imme-
date payment TO G.. V. RAYMOND,
Attorney oi the .ddninistTGtrir.
Nov. 30. 59-4t
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FHVHE Co-partnership heretofore existing under the
IA firm of Wlcor s CHriStidn is this day dissolved by
mutual consent All persons having claims against said
firm requested present them for payment and those
indebted will immediate make payment to Turner Chris
tian, r, he is alone authorised settle the business
of the said firm. JAMES NJ WILCOX,
TURNER CHRISTIAN, Jr.
Willow Bank, Charles City County, Oct 26 1892
THNHE business will hereafter be conducted at the same
4 place. by the subscriber: lac hopes share liberal
portion of the public patronage
TURNER CHRISTIAN, Jr.
November 30 59-3t
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a DMINISTRATOR'S SALE.-Will be sold at Bushy
IA Parke, on the Rappahannock river, between II aud
II miles below Urbanna, in the county of Nddlesex,
Thursday, the 10th of December next il fair, if not the
first day thereafter, between 20 and 80 valuable Negroes
consisting of men, and childrena considerable
portion of whom young and likely. Also, at the same
time and place. the crops OF Corn Fodder, SC. made on
the farm the present yearhe stock of Horses Mules
Cattle, Sheep and Hogs, Farming Utensils, SC.
Terms Of sGle-A credit of twelve months will be al
lowed for all sums above ten dollars the purchaser
ing bond with approved security to carry interest from the
date-iOr ten dollars, and all under that amount
cash will be required.
NELSON BERKELEY, Admir-
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JAMES b. CLAIBORNE.
Lawrenceville, Nov. 23d, 1892 59-2aw6t
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-04-19

The Nsw-York Enquirer runs up the name of VI" (. Marcy as the candidate of ahs democratic party New.York for Governor. 'TWOn't dO-old Genera Root is the man, or Frank Granger.
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-04-19

Chatham TheasTs, in New-Vork, which was 5eased to a theatrical company until the year 1884, is about ,o h. converted into Church. 4 society has been c.r,,.a lease taken ofths house for ten years and ,s hn;d;n0 is SOW undergoing the necessary aIiera- ,;oas for the purpess. The Rev. ChaEls. c. Finnsy has heen invited aad has aeeePaedl call Co beeeme sho Pastor Of the Church.
 similnr mssanorphsss bss FSesS''y taken place as PFoviaonss, R.
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-04-19
NOTICE.


 NHE Committee appointed tO locate the -1 "Manunl L0bOr High School cf Litekf field COWRfy' have examined the Parma which have been offered them. in several towns in the county, which they deemed tt expedient and necessary fOr them to examine huG, as they have been informed that there are gen. tlemen who wish to make slill further offers, the COmmittee hereby give public notice ths' they have adjourned to meet at Parks tavern in Litchfeld, on Iwesday the first day cf MGy nert, at nOOn--at which time any further pro- positions which may be made win be rrceiv- ed, and, if the cOmmittSe shall consider 1t ne- cessary. they will immediately proceed to any part of the county to examine such farms as may then be offered; and at their next meet ing, before they shall adjourn. they will decide on the various offers which have been or shall be made, and will establish the location of the Institution. No proposition will be received unless the quantity of land, and the price de manded for it, be stated in writing. FREDERICK WOLcoTT,( LOT NORTON, ORANGE MERwlN, COm'ittee TERrIUs D. POTTER, SOLOMON ROCKWELL, Litchf field, April l6, 1882 4!
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-04-19
Litch field, April l9, 1882
NOTICE.

THE Copartncrship heretofore existing IL between the subscribers. under the firm of Porter B O.. is dissolved by mutual con- sent, and Wm. Porter is alone authorized to settle the accounts Of said copartnership.
 ELIHU HARRISON,
 VIM. PORTER. VIM. PORTER will continue to transact business in his own name at the same store, where GOODS will be sold on tie most ia. vorable terms. He respectfully solicits the patronage of the public. ...> ] Litchfeld, April 2. 1882 45
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-04-19
SPRING, GOODS. WM. PORTER

NO@ &S&8V S8T &8~~~00
 WM. PORTER
 Has just returned from Ne,o- York ,eiM an er tensire assortment of GOODS. 0dapted .Eo
 the present and approaching seasons: CONSISTING OF
 CUPERFINE blue. black, brown. olive - green and mixed Broad Cloths, lawn and drab Cassin:eres. Mole Skin Beaverteens, Floor Cloths, black Italian Lustring, Marce- lines, Levantines. Sinchews. col0rrd Gr0s de Naps, French MusIins, dark and light Cali cors, dark and light Ginghams, Sarsnett. Nan sock and Common Cambric. Irish Linens and Sheetings, Linen Cambric Pocket Hdkfs, black Italian Cravats. Pongee and Flag Hdkfs, 5.4 Fancy Grape Shaws, Gauge, Oriental and POplin Handkcrchiefs.
 MERlNO SHAWLS.
 Scarlet, black and white "A and 8.4 Meri: no and Thibet Shawls, which were bought at auction, and will be sold sf reduced prices.
 MarseilIes Qwilts and Coante,y0nes. 11-4. 12-4, 1S4, and IA, white Quilts and first rate ariicle-s-4 damask Diaper; Irish, ScOtch, Russia and Cotton Diapers; Bed Ticks, brown and black Cot tons. Osnaburghs, Burlaps, blue Stripes, Cling hams, Cheeks. kc.-which are offered as low as can be purchased elsew here.
 Litch field. April 19, I852 45
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-04-19

Fae-On Tuesday morning last, albut one o'clock, while the wind was strong from the rIheas accom- panied with considerable rain fir rSbroke out in inc dwelling house of Mr. Alfred PecJ one mile west of this village, which soon reduced ito asheS together with woOd-hOuse adjoining, and large quantity o wood. The fire is believed to hke originated near the chimney in the garret--andhad made such pro. gress before discovered that so of the inmates had barely time to escape with tEir lives. Scarcely s particle of furniture an arJe of clothing was say ed. Loss probably from $l29 to $500.
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-04-19
THE ENQUTRER.
LITCHFIELD, APRIL 10, Isse.

Al the late session of the County Court held dEn this v""ge' Peter Well', of the state of New-YQlk, was tired and found guilty of the crime of burgkry, and sentenced to state prison for two and alfiears.
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-04-19
GOSHEN,
 APRIL IS, 1882. IKe Subscribers k0ve received he present sceek Glarge and ertensite assortment cf . "> GOODS.

W7HICH, with their former stock, they w will sell at prices lower than can be purchased at any Store in the County, as they are determined to SELL OFF their entire stock of GOODS in the course of a few months. Terms of ayment are easy-as w. will take CASH, BUTTER and CHEESE, and an kinds of GRAIN.
 One new ts0o horse Waggon. ro, Sale.
 Itco nev one-horse Waggons.
 tf45 4. ". Lyman < Co.
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-04-19
DIED,

In this village, the 18th inst Miss Eliza Cleaver, daughter of Mr. Tobias Cleaver, aged 34; Oa the l5 Mr. Almond P. Roberts, aged 34. In New-tlaveU, on the 18th inst Miss Sarah Hall aged 26 Capt. Daniel Truman, 66.
 In Orange, Mir. Thaddeus Alling, 75; Widow Ma ry Sanford, 90. .-, ...
 In Wallingford, Capt. Miles Peek. 61.
 In Ovid, N. Y. widow Elizabeth Bassett, 83, for merly of SouIhlnry, Conn. In Chatham KeziaI Higgins, v. In East Haddam, Mrs Jemima Cone, S5, widow Of Mr Zechariah Cone.
 h Hartford, Mir. John I. Wells, 63. Mr. Wells was extensively known ingenious mechanic, being lhe inventor of the valuable Printing Presses which pass under his name.-Mr. Simeon Lyman, 54.
 In Berlin, Mr. Ansel Squires, A.
 In Fairfield. Mir. Jesse Ogden, 94.