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Litchfield enquirer., 1832-01-19
AUCTION SALE.

AUCTION SALE.
 THE subscriber will sell at public auction, 1 to the highest bidder, on ThuvSday the
 aN 9th day of February next, the entire AocknOf SAxoNY SHEEP
 lately owned by DaVid Wadhoms, uAAw8 of Goshen, deceased. The above named flock consists of 22O Ewes and 195 Lambs. The reputation of this flock is SD we'll known as to need no particular descrip- tion of their quality. Also very fine MARE, lately owned by Gov. Woleott, of the best Virginia blood, for which $150 were refused at years old. Also heavy SLEIGH, suit able for teamstsrs. Sales to commence at 10 o'clock A. M. at the late dwelling house of the deceased.
 GEO. STANLEY, Execusor. Goshen, Jan. 10, 1882 Ss
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-01-19
UNITED STATES BANK.

On Monday the 9th inst. the petition of the Presi. dent and officers of.he United States Bank was pre-. sen,sd to ench house of Congress. praying for re- newal of the net of incorporation. Considerable dc. bate took place in each house. We have nos space for much ofi but in lieu thereof present the follow ing letter to the editor of the New-York Daily Adver- tissr, which gives spitOme of the of debate. ls will be perceived that the ssds of the admiussra- ton in both houses were defeated.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-07-24

WMTILLIAM AND MARY COLLEGE-The Lee
w lures in this Institution will commence as usual
ON the last Monday in October. The Faculty are not a
thorlzed to permit Student 10 board out of College
ceP the written request of the parent or guafan-a
condition that will not be dispensed with in any case
more IS to be paid for board including lodging washing
uel candles; attendance, &c. than Sl20 Of which
half to be paid when the Student enters College and
the other half at the expiration Of half the term Expen
follows:-For board decentralization fec So
fees TO the Professors in the Junior Course S70in the
Senior Course $6OThese fees are to be paid in advance
The Law Lectures will be continued to the end of the
term, and the necessary expenses of the student ncud
ing board, fee to the Professor and naturalization fec will
be Sll5.
The Grammar School'opens on the first of October
Board for 10 months 800, and tuition fee $50.
Or This Advertisement be published tho Enourer the
Wbig and Times Richmond immediately week for three
weeks succossivy and Afterwards from the
week until the Of tho College. In Peters
burg the Norfolk Boacon the Raleigh Centino Newborn
the Republican, Wncbescr and the Edgcfeh Caolnan s. O.
weekly three limos from tho beginning sent
70 MAJOR Edmund Christian July -. i9-w3w
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May 20.
DEPARTMENT,
June 30 1872

NOTICE is hereby given to the propretors Of the En-
y changed Fire per cent Stock issued in pursuance
the act entitled can act to authorize the Secretary
the Treasury to exchange Stock bearing an interest of
live per cent for certain Stocks bearing interest of six
and seven per cent approved the Goth of April 1922
that the certificates OF the said Stock will be paid on the
LIST OF JANUARY 1885, to the propretors thereof e
gal representatives attorneys, duly constituted on the
presentation and surrender of the said certificates at the
Treasury 1.-THE Loan Office where the same may stand
credited.
Notice is further given that transfer of the said Ger
cates from the books Of the Treasury Of any Loan
Office will be allowed after the Istday of December 1892
And ALSO that the interest the said certificates will
cease and determine the 3Is day of December aore
said. LOUIS McLANE
Secretary Of The Treasury
July 10. ls-IafIstJan
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POETR ".
nrcH rFF REMAINS vSsvSo."


From the metropolitan for Juuc.l
The following of the oons Of Moore
hare
TO CAROLINE, VisCOUNTESs vALLEToRT.
WRITTEN AT LNcoeN ABBEY, JANUARY, 1857.
When would sing thy bcauty's light,
such various forms, anl all 80 bright,
I've seen thee from thy childhood, wear,
know not which to call most fair,
Nor 'mong the countless charms that spfln;
Forever round thee ochieh TO sing.
When would paint thee as thou oyt
Then all thou o'cr my heart
The graceful child, in beauty dawn,
Within the nursery's shade withdrawn,
Orpeeping out,-likc Young moon,
Upon world twill brighten soon.
Then next, in giTlhool's blushing hour,
AS from thy own loved Abbcy-toxor
pye seen thee look, all radiant down,
With saiilcs that to the hoary ftown
OF centuries round thee lent a ray,
~ Chaeng own Ages gloom away
Or in the worlds Respondent thronc,
As have mark'd thee glide along,
Among the crowds of fair and great
spirit, pure aud separate,
To which Admiation's ego
WAS teulul to- approach too nigh
a creature. circod by a spell,
Within which nothing wrong could dwoll
And flesh and clear from the source,
Holding through life her limped course,
Like Arethusa through the sea,
Stealing In fountain purity.
Now, too another change light
as noble bride, still neekB brishi,
Thou bny'st thy lord dowor above
al earthly prce-pure woman's love;
And show'st what lustre Rank receives,
When with his proud CorinhiLn leaves
Her rose too, high-bred Beauty
Wonder not, if where ALPS so fair
To choose than bard can dare;
Wonder not, IL, while every
Iye wach'd thee through, so bright hath been,
Th' cnamour'd Muse should, in her quest
OF beauty know where
But, dazzled, at thy feet thus fall,
Hallng thee beautiful in all
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WTIRGINIA MUSEUM This we'll known eslabisb

VIRGINIA MUSEUM.-Tbis we'll known establish.
ment, together with all the Paintings, Minerals Eos
sis and eurosities thereto belonging, Is offered for SALE
The building is 30 by 50 feet stories high, built of
brick and covered with slate II is situated the south
corner Of the Capitol Square in pleasant and central
part OF the city The building was constructed with A
Of Of enterprise might be made very valuable pro-
perry The establishment will be shown to any person
wishing TO purchase application at the premises APP
PcaoDg from persons abroad by letter. post paid direct
ed to the subscriber at the Museum will be promptly at
tendedto. RICHARD LORTON
MAY g. SWIM
lJho Editors Of the Enquirer York arc re-
goded publish the above week FOR twelve weeks
Their aceoyn'g 70 ug TO- collection
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
June 30. 1892.
July 10.

June 30 1892.
NOTICE is hereby given to the Proprietors of the En-
v changed -Four and halt per cent. Stock issued
in pursuance OF the act entitled An Act TO authorize the
Secretary of the Treasury exchange Stock bearing an
interest OF four and half per for certain Stocks
bearing interest Of six per cent approved the 10Th of
May 1924. That the certificates of the said Stock which
are edeemabe after the 3Is day of December 1892 will
be paid on the LIST day Of January, 1885, the propetors
thereof their legal representatives attorneys duly
stuted the presentation and surrender the said Ger
tcates at the Treasury at the Loan Office where the
same may stand credited.
Notice is further given, that transfer of the said
Certificates from the books of the Treasury of any
Loan Office, will be allowed after the LIST day Of Decem-
Der, 1892: -"
And, also, that the interest the said Certificates will
and determine the 31st day of December aore
said. LOUIS McLANE,
Secretary Of the Treasury
July 10. IS-Iaft1stJan.
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A GENTLEMAN from Europe, who is a graduate
IN and who has had the experience of several years in
teaching wishes TO procure situation in private family
or public institution, after the LIST OF August As his
intention U.s. TO make the business Of instruction. his only
profession, situation likely to be permanent one would
be preferred lie will instruct in the Greek Latin,
French and English Languages, and Mathematics or in
attention-Address, A. b. Loreuo Essex County. Va.
until LIST OF August and after that time to Richmond
city-sasactory references can be given An eligible
situation in any Of the Southern States would be accepted
April 81 11l-Iahf
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"A L the Virginia Penentary, Farmers can be suppl.
gons CARTS ploughs, gear of different kinds, hoes, axes
and indeed any article of agricultural USE of good mate
rails, faithful workmanship, and accommodating terms
Mers can be supplied with burr any size; and
country merchants with the various manufactures by the
quantity at very reduced prices.
July IL. T20-w3t1 THOS. G. MONCURE
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ENLK ISLAND FOR SALE.-In obedience 10 a de-
HA of the Circuit Superior Court OF Law Chan
Gerry for the county of Henrco on the 10Th
day OF june 1882 in suit pending in said Court, where
in John Peyon Boiling and others plaintiffs and John
Gillian and others defendants the subscriber the com
missioner therein named, will offer for sale, public auc
on at the Eagle Tavern in the City OF Richmond on the
Both day OF August next the in the will of Doctor
James s. Gillian, mentioned called Elk Island including
the high land called Tugges and hall the fishery
This property is generally known be the most va
liable estates in Virginia. the Island being James River
low grounds OF the first quality. Persons desiring to view
the land, referred TO Mr. Fowler present manager
OF the estate, by whom it will be shewn Possession will
be given on the first day of January next but the pur.
chaser will have the privilege of sowing crop of wheat
this fall aud the privilege of curing the growing crop of
The sale will be credit of one two three and four
years. equal instalinents the first payment be secured
by bond, with approved personal security and the title
the lands TO be reserved until the whole purchase mo-
ney shall be paid, a security therefor
authorized TO say, that il the purchaser shall desire
it, Judge May will have full crop of wheat sown ON the
land on fair terms.
w. NJ ATKINSON, Commissioner
Petersburg, july lIth, 1882.
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VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.--The subscriber
is authorised to sell privately that valuable estate on
aed in King and Queen county, the Dragon bridge
and Immediately upon the Dragon run, upon the main
road leading from King and Queen courthouse TO Ur-
banna, in MiddleseX county, and containing about five
hundred and thirty This land is well adapt
ed to the growth of and wheat eighty OF which
o 'OW m wn very hne Cypress
The buildings in good repair for country residence
should the land not be sold by the 10th Of July then
viii be leased for term of years will also sell all the
said H. C. Watkins interest in other small piece of
land lying in MiddleseX county, about five miles from Ur-
hanna, and adjoining the land OF T. Q. Nottingham.
p. T. POLLARD, Agent for III. C. Watkins
June ~ l2-wdT
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& - y REWARD.-Ran away from the subscriber,
~ <SO keysvle, Charlotte county, va. negro man
named Peter about 20 or 30 years old about six feet high
straight, well made, dark good of teeth
Will pay the above reward TO any person that will get
him and put him in any jail will deliver him 10 Mr..
Thomas Lea, Keysville Ii any person puts him in
Jail, the Tailor will give Thomas Lea information Keys
vlle and will also pay all reasonable charges that may
PHILIP r. HALEY
N b. The said negro was raised in Halifax, by Hen
dirk, near the courthouse. p. II. III
JuIy6. I7-l0t
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w. NJ. ATKINSON, Commissioner
Petersburg, July IIh, 1882 2O-wfh

AND FOR SALE-Wi be sold to the highest bid
N der on the 10Th day of September next if fair if
not the first fair day thereafter Sundays excepted0 that
well known of land, the former residence of John
Anderson, decd This tract by old survey contains go
acres, lying in the forks of Hanover the main road from
the upper country to Hanover Court House, IL miles
above the same, and 80 from Richmond. Little River
passes through part OF it, This land lies WELL and is
wei adapted to the growth Of all the staples middle Vr-
ginia. On the same is commodious dwelling house i'm
good repair large barn. convenient stables and other ne
cessary out houses orchards &C. &C. Ii may truly be
said to be as healthy any spot in the State Terms
One third OF the purchase money be paid when posses
sion is given, which will be the LIST of January 1888
or sooner praccabe the balance two thrds in twelve
months thereafter to be secured by bond good secur
ty, with deed of trust upon the land. The purchaser
shall have liberty to seed wheat his fall. The sale will
take place on the premises.
EDMUND NJ. ANDERSON,
adnr de bonis Of the estate of John anderson dec
jury L. 2O--wtd
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J. ROBINSON, C. c.

Commissioners Office, Richmond, I4th June, 1892
The parties concerned will take notice. that have ap-
pointed the 3Ob day OF July next for their attendance
fore me- the matters referred by the above ORDER at
office, at the Capitol, in the City of Richmond at which
time and place shall proceed to the said order
VIM. G.. PENDLETON, Commissioner.
June %. 13-w1ws
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July 10.

GORGE T. SWAMI, attorney at Lar, will in
~ future attend the Inferior and Circuit Superior
Courts OF Law and Chancey held in the counties of Cum
berland and Buckingham. Business entrusted TO his
management, will meet with his faithful attention Per-
sons communicating with him. will please direct their let
ters TO Cumberland Court House, Va.
July s. I7-w4w,
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A YOUNG MAN, who offer ample testimonials
IN his moral character, and of his ability to teach the
Greek, Latin and English Languages, Geography, with
the use OF the maps and globes Arithmetic and the ele
menary and most useful branches OF Mathematics wishes
to get employment for the ensuing yearLeters address
ed to A. b. River Bank Post Office, Orange county, Va
will be promptly attended to.
July IT, 2O-IafI
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CiGh " HOuSe ~ hePS'
The Old Tariff and the .Netc Bh.-The following
comparative statement Of the duties articles under
the old Tariff and the duties the articles under the
Bill lately passed. has been furnished by gentleman
who is large Importer and familiar with the subject AT
crisis like the present it is highly important that the
public should know what has been DONE and Judge OF the
extent OF the concessions made In addition TO the heavy
burdens which will be removed by the new Tariff, the
Minimum System is abandoned.
Under the old Tariff Plains costing 80 cents per square
yarJ, pay % l-3 cents per yard duty.
Under the Tariff, Plains costing 35 per square
yard, will pay less than cents.
Under the Old Tariff, Plains costing Is Cd (33 l2 cents)
or under, pay duty Ia cents per square yard
This the io,oest rate Of duty at which Plains be
imported
The best Wclch Plains, for instance rs wide, agree
ably to the above pay IL LIZ cts. per running yard.
Under the Tariff the cost will pay l-2 to
3S do. do.
The second quality do about Ia do DO do.
Inferior do. do do. do. do.
Hunters Cloth Plains costing 2s. I'D. under the old
Tariff, pay SO per CT ad valorem.
Under the Tariff 80 do. do.
Flannes now pay % l-2 cts per square yard
Under the Tariff, 10 do do do.
Brussels Carpcing now 10 do. do. do
Under the new, 90 do. do. do.
Ingrained Carpeting now, 40 do. do. do.
Under the new As do.
Venan Competing now pays 40 cts per square ward.
Under the new, pays % IL do. do do.
Worsted Stuff Goods, such as Bonbazetts. Camblets
Plaids Ccasians sc. pay 25 per cent ad valorem
Under the Tariff, 10 do. do. do.
Silks and worsted Goods, such Bombazine, Norwich
Grapes, Barge, Ialienes, SC. SC. pay SO l3 do
do. do
Under the new, 10 do. do do
Blankets. Hosiery, Gloves, sc. 35 do. do do
Under the new, 25 do. DO do
Blankets, not exceeding rs cts, such Point and Brs
toll under the new per cent.
Under the existing Duly 35 do do.
Cotton Goods costing less than 30 cts per square yard
shall be deemed TO have cost 35 cents and rs per cent
vaorem.
New Tariff, deemed tohave cost 80 do and % do do
II dyed and printed same as before, s5 do. and 20 do
Yorkshire Servants Cloth under the existing Tariff
40 TO Sc per cent ad valorem.
Under the new Tariff, so per cent.
Cotton Begging now, cents.
Under new, 3 l-2 cents.
Silk Goods, now, 80 per cent.
Under the new tariff 10 per cent.
Irish Linens paid by the old Tariff 25 per cent.
And are TO pay by the new, Is per cent. only.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-07-24

IN CHANCERY-VIRGINIA rules holden in
IL the Clerks Office of the Circuit Superior Court of
Law and Chancery for Henrco county, the 18th day of
July, 1892
Thomas Keeran, Plaintiff
against
Thomas III. Mitchell and another Defendants
The defendant above named, having entered his ap.
Pearance and given security according act of As
semby and the rules of this Court and it appearing bv
satisfactory evidence, that he is nhabitant of this
country IS ordered That the said defendant do appear
before the Judge OF said Court the Capitol in the
city oil Richmond, the first day of the next October
term TO be holden for the trial Of civil causes and answer
the bill of the plaintiff and that copy this order be
forthwith inserted in newspaper published i'm the
city OF Richmond, for months successvely and post
ed at the front door Of the Capitol in the said city
Copy. Teste, VIM. e. SANDS, ID. G.
July To- l9-wSW
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NOTICE-The shares of stock subscribed for by Wal
u ker limberlakc in the Rivanna Navigation Compa-
n.y. and all others upon which the full amount of thirty
dollars on each share has not been paid agreeaby calls
heretofore made will be exposed to sale the Tavern
William d. Fitch, in the town of Charlottesville on Mon
day the sixth day OF August next for the purpose of rails
ing the amount due said shares BY order of the Board
of Directors, DANIEL F. CARR, Treasurer.
July 3. Tl6-wIm1 Riy Nav Companv
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IN ANCERY-VIRGINIA: AT Circuit Supe-
n rior Court of Law and Chancery held at the Capitol
III the City OF Richmond Saturday I'd day of June 1892
William ID. Wren and Horatio Gates Winston surviving
executors of John +. Price, deceased, Pitts
against
James Nj. Norris executor of Samuel Overton, deceas-
ed, Samuel Overflow Richard Overflow James Overton and
Henry Pendleton and Mary his wife, DTS.
This cause which abacs to the defendant Henry
Pendleton by his death, and in which the plaintiffs appear
to have proceeded against the defendants Richard Over
ton and James Overton, who out of this country i'm
the mode prescribed by law against absent defendants
came on this day to be heard the bill taken for
ed to the defendant James NJ Norris executor of Sa
muel Overflow deceased and answer of Samuel Overton,
with general replication thereto and exhibits was ar
gued by counsel On consideration whereof, the Court
doth audge order and decree that the defendant James
NJ Morris render account OF his transactions execu
tor OF Samuel Overon, deceased before of the Com
mssieners OF this Court who is directed examine state
and settle the same and make report thereof to the Court
himself or which may be required by the parties be so
stated. Copy-Teste,
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A PLANTER from the South, wishes purchase, for
IN his use, from so to rs NEGROES, in families
among whom he would like TO have q skful coachman
and a set Of mechanics. Address
III. CAVENDISH, Richmond, Va.
Or The Petersburg ntellgencer and Norfolk
tho above three timcs and send their this Office.
June 29. 15-tf
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n ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Rules held in the
N Clerks Office of the Circuit Superior Court of Law
and Chancery, for the County of King William, Mon
day, the 4th of June, 1882
Joseph Fox, and Elizabeth ID. Fox his wife, Judith F.
Fox, John N. Fox JoseM III. Fox, Thomas p Fox, Mary
Fox Richard Fox and Sarah Fox, the named chill
dren OF the said Joseph Fox aud Elizabeth d. Fox and in
fans under the age of twenty years. by the said
seph Fox their next friend Pitts.
against
John Fox, George Fox Alfred Fox Albert Fox Thomas
H. Fox, Richard w. Fox Charles j. Fox, and Sarah Fox
Thos Leftwich and Frances his wife, who was Frances
Fox, Martin Drewry, and Mildred S. his wife, who was
Mildred 5. Fox, WIN. Ratchet, and Judith his WIFE who
was Judh FOX, and George Harriss, Defts.
The Defendants, John Fox, George Fox, Alfred Fox
Albert Fox and Sarah Fox not having their APP
pearance, and given security according the Act of AS
sembly and the rules of this Court, and appearing by
satisfactory evidence that they inhabitants of this
State: Ii is ordered that the said defendants do appear
here on the first Monday in August next the
bill OF the compliments; and that copy of this order be
forthwith inserted in some newspaper published in the CT
ty OF Richmond, for two months successfully, and posted
at the front door of the Court House of this county
Copy Teste, R0. ID. POLLARD, d. C.
June IL lO-wSws
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and deposing the said articles: Provided That this
ton shall apply to merchandise in original packages which
porter upon condition. that the said merchandise
be placed under the custody of the proper officer OF the
customs and that the shall remain under his control
the third day Of March next ind pr opded further
That the Secretary of the Treasury be authorised to
scribe such rules and regulations may be necessary to
carry this section into effect.
June %, lS32.-Passed the House of Representatives.
Attest: INV. ST. CLAIR CLARK,
Clerk Of House IF Reps.
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June 26.

I'm CHANCERY-YIRGINIA- Goochland Coun-
n ty Court 18th June, 1882.
Thomas Binford Plaintiff
against
Kenneth McRae, and William McRae, Defendants
The Bill of the plaintiff being read and fled and the
defendant William McRae, having entered his appear
ance and given security according the of the Gene
raj Assembly and the Rules of this Cortland il
ing to the Court by satisfactory evidence that he not an
inhabitant of this Commonweat-on the motion of the
plaintiff by Counsel is ordered that the said
William McRae do appear here before September
Court next, and answer the plaintiffs billiard copy
oil this order be forthwith inserted in newspaper
published in the city of Richmond, for two months
cessvely and also posted at the front door the court
house OF this county.
July g. I6-wSw
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In HANCERY-VIRGINIA.-At rules held in the
IL Clerks Office of the Circuit Superior Court of Law
and Chancey of Caroline County, the 4th day of June
1892
James Duval Pth
against
Younger 4. Gayle and Thomas II. Burruss, Dts
The defendant Gayle having entered his appearance
and given security according TO the act Of Assembly and
the rules OF this Court and appearing by satisfactory evil
dence that he is not an nhabant OF this
il is ordered that the said defendant appear before the
said Court, at the Court House, the first day of the
next term and enter his appearance and give security for
performing the decree of the said Court; and that copy
OF this order be forthwith inserted in pub
lshed in the City OF Richmond for months
y and posted at the front door OF the Court House of this
county. Copy-Tese,
R0BT. HUDGIN, C. c. o.
June 20. 14-wSw