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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-07-24
ALBERT MICHAELS, No'iih Is
July II. 2O-tds

NOrICE-I offer for sale the property which hold at
Louisa Court House. Its peculiar situation is such,
as well as its unusual advantages that description of
them would make an advertisement too long. The build
ings are oil wood and would require small advance
prove the say from thousand to fifteen hundred dol
lars TO make them sufficient for all the advantages which
pertain to the property. The land is of ordinary quality
but in high state OF improvement The tract contains
392l2 acres.-The whole of that which is cleared
very hne filth; likewise contains that which is
mon TO such Establishments a superabundance of farm
timber and fire wood. Should the be congenia
the hay CROP which will be made this year, is worth
less than thousand dollars, and can be sold directly
at home The land, like other land which requires Gull
uyauon and imPro' emen and to be taken of, is
adapted 10 any crop which belongs our climate in Vir
gnialatitude SO l2 degrecs-and the soil is susceptible
by the application OF those which are easily aud rea
Oily TO be had ii there capitalists to purchase The
place, tho called Louisa Court House. deemed village
and by many individuals it is thought could be much
larger il the of the land would lay on lots The
cost TO the purchasers, in copanership originally
twenty-five thousand dollars in the year 1917 49,
The expenditures and been
considerable, all events make the sum at this
period equal thirty thousand dollars for the whoe and
the profits which annually arise at this dull PERIOD as well
as the very many bad o late crop years. has paid more
than per centum; and il the purchaser should think
that were to his interest, after examining the peculiar
advantages which the property has would bring in
teest OF more than IL l2 per centum-The subscriber
in the absence OF those which necessary to
avail himself of all the advantages which are necessary
Induced offer it for sae-It is situated on the main
road leading from Richmond north and northwest about
80 miles from Richmond, and the stage road, now
led the Louisa and Orange ne and is in the direction
Charlottesville district from that place the present road
80 miles, but the direct route by the Green Springs
the waters OF which formerly much resored to,
held in high repute.-They, however the property
DR.. James Nj. Morris, and resorted as public
watering place.
is presumed that the place offered for sale general
~ known in Virginia, il not in other Sates and the
scrber confidently good faith recommends it as an
exceedingly valuable and heahul situation Reference
to the subscriber for further particulars either by letter
in person, must be Louisa Court House, Va.
June IL. [lO-u1 JNO NJ PRICE
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III MPORTANT-T0 Dealers in Medicines Paints
Il and Dye &ufS-H. w. BAMMAN, Wholesale
Druggist, No III Maiden Lane offers for sale at the
lowest prices extensive assortment of articles in his
line, and hopes give satisfaction those who think for
their interest TO buy of him. Those wishing to purchase
will please give him CALL and ascertain his prices before
leaving their orders elsewhere.
N. B-Price Currents sent by ma.-All orders will
be thankfully received carefully put up and forwarded
with despatch
New York, June 20. 2I-6w
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WILLIAM LANPHIER s. co.
Alexandra, july I3 oIIot

understanding that il has been rulnoured
in the country, that am not in the market for heat
hereby give notice TO my friends and the public in gen
eral, that my mills are fulyprepared for manufacturing
on an extensive scales and that for good wheat delivered
my mills, my warehouse on the Basin will give as
much in cash as can be obtained in Richmond
THOMAS RUTHERFORD.
Richmond July 20. 2I-6t
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N Observation-Disclosures rules holden in
n the Clerks Office OF the county court Of Cumberland
from the "a to the 7th OF July, inclusive in the year 1892
James Minter and Lucy his wife, Plaintiffs
against
Joshua Rucker and Nancy his wife, Singleton Cugee
and Frances his wife, Elizabeth Boanght, Jane Boat
right, Daniel Boatrighi, aud Isaiah Boatright, Defs
The defendants not having entered their appearance and
gwen security according TO the of Assembly and the
rules OF this court; and it appearing by satisfactory evil
denco That they are not inhabitants of this Commonwealth
tits ordered that they do appear here the first day
september Term next, and answer the plaintiffs bl and
that copy of this order be forthwith inserted in some
newspaper published in the city of Richmond, and con-
nued for two months successfully and that another copy
be posted at the front door Of the Court house of this
county. Copy Teste,
p. II. NUNNALLY, ID. c.
July ~. 222wsw
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a MEL1A LAND FOR SALE.-Pursuant to a dc.
IN Of the late Superior Court Of Chancery for the
Richmond District pronounced the I'd day of Februa-
ry, 1881, in the Of Taylors ex ors Robertson
ADD OF order amendatoy thereof made by the Circuit
Superior Court Of Law and Chancery for the county OF
Heurco the 26th day Of June, 1882 we the Under
signed, two Of commissioners for that purpose APP
pointed by the last named order will Monday, the 18th
day Of August, 1882, at II o'clock A. NJ the premises,
in the county Of Amelia offer for sale public auction,
to the highest bidder for cash. the tract Of land with the
houses and other Improvements thereon, conveyed by
James Robertson, IT, the 1lth May 1912, by deed Of
mortgage 10 Rchd Taylor Of the Borough Of Norfolk,
lying in the county aforesaid Genito road about two
miles above the bridge and bounded by the lands Of Ed
mund Harrison, James Robertson ST. and Edward Bass
and being the land purchased Of John A. Robertson
and on which the said Jas Robertson, IT, then resided
containing $50 acres, more orless
SAM'L T. PULLIAM
JNO. w. BAKER
] July 10. fI9-dI ROBT SKTPWITH
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ARANGE sPR1NGs.-The MISUNDERSTANDING taken
~ possession Of this property, have adopted this method
OF informing the public that every preparation for the
cepon and accommodation Of visitors has been made No
expense labor has been omitted render every thing
both comfortable and Convenient
July 10 tIs-fw1 '. l.. & '. p COLEMAN
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AZ TRAWBERRY PLAIN FOR RENT.-This valua-
~ BILE farm, in Cure's Neck, will be the high
est bidder, the premises, Wednesday, the 25th inst
Mr. King Will shew the land to any person wishing TO
rent. SAAl'L Nj. BOCKIUS,
Trustee for the children Of b. f. Cooke, dec.
July l3. l9-4ts
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

NOTlCE.-By virtue of Deed OF Trust, executed by
IN John w. Jones and Martha his wife, bearing date ON
the 10th day of November $780, and of record in the
county court OF Amelia and accomplish certain purpo-
poses in said deed expressed, shall the goth day Of
August 1882, on the premises, sell by way of public
ton Tor ready money! certain tract parcel Of land,
with its appurenances, lying and being the county OF
Amelia and adjoining the lands of David Manu. James
Pritchett and Others containing 2i5 acres less
such portion thereof may be necessary to answer the
unsatised purposes of said deed and deay the expen
ces incident to the execution of said trust The title
said land is believed TO be good, but acting trustee will
only convey TO the purchaser, the title vested in by
said deed. RICHARD s. JONES, Trustee
July 2i 22-3t
A VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE-CaIled BEN
IN venue, lying in Louisa county, on Ducknghole
creek, eight miles from the Court-house rather north
east COURSE adjoining the lands of James III. Terri Dr.
James Minor, decd. and Others the Northanna river
about 90 miles from Richmond and 80 from Fredericks-
burg, in healthy and respectable neghborhood. This
farm contains about 700 acres; is well adapted wheat
more so perhaps than any other section in the county,
cept the Green Spring neghbourhood; has it a sufci-
cncy of tmbered land for many years, with good ma
nagement0 also, plenty of good meadow land, good
springs, and large ana commodious two story dwelling
house, suitable for large and genteel family and suita-
bic out houses icehouse, orchards Sc Also, another
farm between the above and the Court house, five miles
from the Courthouse, containing about 400 acres, lies
well, well umbered and watered, and well adapted to
grain, has it very good dwelling house. part of it
OF land with small Improvements A further description
is deemed unnecessary it presumed inclined to
purchase will first view the premises. Terms will be
reasonable and accommodating.
DAVID LIPSCOMB,
July "a. l22-w4w Residing at Benvenue
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"lLL BE SOLD, on Friday the 10Th day of Au-
w gust next on the premises, two tracts of Land,
within two miles Of Richmond containing 426 acres,
being the tract of land which reside; the other 226
acres lying back of the Brook tavern and joins the lands
oil Mr. Geo. Tayer and others Ii is thought
ry TO thing about the lands those disposed
purchase would first view them Al the same time will he
sold the growing crop of corn and all the stock of every
kind: cows hogs sheep, &c., together with the house
hold and kitchen furniture. Should the weather prevent
sale that day. will take place the next Terms
oil sale made known on the day OF sale.
July IL. [20-tds1 J. WHITELAW
obedience to adecree OF the County Court of Ches-
n terheld made the 9th July, 1892, in the of Bot
tom Bottom, will be sold OH the 9Th day of August
next, on the premises, the Lot whercon WIN. Bottom re-
sided at the time OF his death, in Manchester on a credit
OF IL months Bond and security will be required, and the
title retained until the purchase money paid The title
Is beved TO be good but the Commissioners will only
vey such right as is vested in them by said decree.
VIM w. WEISIGER, 10,
ALBERT MICHAELS, comm rs
July IT, 2O-tds
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Twemty-secOnd Congress.--Sess. 4
THE TARIFF
IN SENATE

IN SENATE.
Of the Senate, Thursday epening the
l2M instant upon the Report Of the Committee Of
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YGEIA HOTEL, Oil Point COnfort.-This ex-
a H ensive establishment is open for the reception OF
company. Its locality and the various alterations and i'm
provemens, recently completed, Several additional build
ngs having been erected since the last season, for
comfortable accommodation of visitors) render
it, both to the invalid and TO those in quest of pleasure,
OF the desirable residences the sea board
The BAR is well stocked with the choicest liquors,
lectedb experienced judges in New York and Phadel-
phia, and the BEDS OF the very first quality The pro-
pretor pledges himself all times furnish his Ia
with the choicest deicacies the season. market aud neigh
borhood aord and that every attention shall be shown
those who favor him with their patronage.
There are two commodious BATHING HOUSES, one
Tor Gentlemen; therefore Ladies Gentlemen have
Bath at any time Of the day. There is also Harm
Bath attached TO the establishment.
Steam boats from Baltimore, Washington and Richmond
touch the Point each trip, land and receive passen-
gers, and Steam Boat plies daily between Old Point
Norfolk and Hampton, for the convenience of those whc
may wish TO visit either of those places.
Vessels of every description continually passing and
rePassng both from foreign ports and coastwe, and
Steam Boats can be employed parties of pleasure TO the
Capes, whenever sufficient number usiies it, and time
ly notice is given. NJ PARKS.
OLD Point Comfort, July IL.
July 20. 2I-2w
VALUABLE PAMUNKY LAND FOR SALE
The subscriber again offers for sale, that valuable
farm lying on both sides Of the Pamunky river, in the
counties of King William and Hanover and containing
from 1000 to 1900 acres In point of locality and fertility
OF SOIL this farm is excelled by but few in Eastern Vir-
gina. 1t lies miles from Hanover Town, from 5 to
from Hanover Courthouse, IL from Richmond and i'm
neghborhood Of the most respectable and gentee society
The soil is we'll adapted TO the culture of the staple
modities, such corn, wheat, cotton &c.-The fields
well arranged, and well supplied with abundance oil
timber and water, and the whole almost an unbrokeu
level The improvements situated eminence the
King William side, consist of cominodious dwelling.
house, sufficient for the accommodation of large family
with all the necessary ouhouses necessary for an extern
sive larm.rhe subscriber invites those disposed pur
chase TO view the farm and make their
him by letter or otherwise at Tappahannock Essex
ty, Va, and they will meet with prompt attention.
Should not this farm be privately disposed of sooner
will without reserve the Both day of August next OF
on the next fair day thereafter be offered at public sale
the premises. JOHN w. HOOMES
Tappahannock, MAY 9th. 2-wt3OhAug
N. Being necessarily obliged to be from home TO
months to come the above sale will be postponed un
ill the LIST of November next, which day IL will be posi-
lively sold at public auction. I'm the meantime the usua
crop Of wheat will be seeded on the farm.
July IL. 20-tds JNO. w. HOOMES.
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TENRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE LAND-By
virtue of deed of trust, executed to us by James
Powell bearing date on the 10Th day of November 1870
and OF record in the county of Amherst and to ac
compish certain purposes in said deed expressed we will
on the 10Th day OF August 1882 the premises sell by
way OF pubic auction, for ready money, certain
parcel oil Land with its appurenances lying and being in
the county OF Amherst, the waters of Tribulation
creek and near the Courthouse of said county containing
800 acres more less such portion thereof may be
necessary to answer the unsased purposes of said Decd
and deay the expenses incident the execution of said
trust The title to said Land is believed be good but
acting Trustees will only convey the purchaser or
purchasers, the title vested in us by said deed.
5 RaHIp B & GA&hAND' Trustees.
June &c. "A ,ds
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IDEAL AND PERSONAL PROPERTY FOR SALE.

I'D EAL AND PERSONAL PROPERTY FOR SALE.
10 The Subscriber, intending to remove from the city
oil Richmond, will, the 25th instant sell TO the
highest bidder the following property to wits The House
and Lot on street, known the Shocke Hill Tavern,
fronting on said street from 45 so feet three stories high
having in the FIRST tenement comfortable rooms and i'm
The second u with good spacious and dry cellars in the
yard Is good well oil water, hydrant of pure s eet
ter furnished from the City Water Works at very conde-
rable expenses back buildings made of brick In the ward
oil the first tenement Is long single story house. used
Kitchen, lodgngroom for servants, coal house. room
through which water conveyed the stable and lun
Der In the yard OF the second tenement is rood
Kitchen, with a fire place above and below stairs.
Also, House and Lot street directly north and
opposite the Shocke Hill Tavern. The house has
hive rooms incuing the cellar, and there sufficient
ground fronting street TO build or three good te-
nements This very beautiful and valuable piece of
property.
will also sell Ten Negroes-the greater portion of
them young and as valuable any in the State.
The Furniture belonging to the Tavern will also be sod
consisting OF twelve fifteen beds and niture-about
one dozen OF the bedseads made by Mr. Hendree
good mahogany, with high tables chairs
looking glasses some kitchen furniture and many other
tces too tedious to mention.
Also large Stable and Carriage Shelter, built of wood
The stable containing 81 good stalls and the shelter large
enough TO contain or carriages They stand a rent
ed lot Immediately adjoining the Tavern
Terms Of sale.The real estate will be sold for one
third cash. the balance credit OF g. r. and months
from the day OF SALE without interest," with trust deed OH
the property to the payment The negroes urni
ture, stable and shelter will be sold for cash.
July 8. l7-tds WILSON BRACKETT
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LNNERMS OF CEDAR PARK ACADEMY-TU1-
IL TIoN-includng the English, French, Spanish,
Italian Latin and Greek languages; Natural and Moral
Philosophy; Mathematics Chemistry; and such elemen-
tay instruction in other branches of science as Miss
MERCER shall find suitable, for the term of ten
months, 5000 90
Extra Charges.
Washing, per annum, $I2 90
Bedding, do. 10 90
Piano Hire, 90
Music, the Piano, per quarter, 90 90
Do on the Harp, including hire of Harp, 80 90
Singing, 10 90
Drawing, 8 90
Payments for half the term, in advance including all re-
guar charges TO be forwarded by mall TO Miss MERCER,
on the LIST October and LIST of March The for
Books and Stationary, which will be furnished at the low
est book store prices, to be paid when rendered.
Pupils leaving the Institution pending the sessions or
absent during any portion OF them, will be expected
pay for the whole session. the expenses of the school
are the same, whether the scholars present
The young ladies' are to supplied with silver cup
table and tea spoons workboX, furnished with tire
needles, tmbe &c. two strong bonnets, an ample
supply OF strong leather shoes, and ii il be preferred bed
and bedding
Miss Mercer being anxious form preparatory class
will take IL young children (she would prefer orphans)
from to 10 years of age; their school room chamber Ia
BILE, &C. TO be separate from the elder pupils. The terms
would be, including all charges except clothes and Doc
tors bills
From to 6 800 per schOl. year.
TO 125
TO $50
10 IT'S
to 10. 200
Alter that TO be removed to the upper school. The first
elementary principles and exercises music and drawing
10 be included in the above All applications are
respectfully requested to be made as soon as possible
N. Is. The address of letters &C. will be- to Cedar
Park, West River Post Office, Maryland.
July 81. 22-wSw
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n. Being necessarily obliged to be from home for
months come the above sale will he postponed un-
ill the LIST of November next, which day il will be posi-
lively sold at public auction. In the meantime the usual
crop Of wheat will be seeded on the farm.
July II. 20-tds JNO. w. HOOMES
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-02-14

Court House which had been used as a prison,
was becoming SO obnoxious from the noisome
stencil, arising from so many unkenpt and filthy
beings, as likely to create pestience, when a
vessel was procured for the reception of such as
were not Immediately to be brought to trial.
The following is list of prisoners at present con-
fined IN the Court House:-4l prisoners besides
persons kept as witnesses, and many discharged
to return to their properties, taking copies OF the
General-in-Chlef's Proclamation with them; and
there have been 9 shot-ls hanged, and under
sentence Of death
On Saturday last the ship Garland Grove ar
rived, bringing passenger the Rev Mr. Burchell,
Baptist Missionary, against whom strong EVIL
dence had been lodged with the Military author
tiles, to the effect That he had been instrumental
in disseminating among the negroes opinions that
tended to create the present rebellion and rebel
lious conspiracy which has overthrown every
thing in the form of subordination. by acts Of out
rage and incendiarsm. unparalleled in the histo
nv Of anv country His ExcelIency The Comman-
der,in, Chief, Judging, that il Mr. Burche were
to land. he might meet with violence, ordered
that he should be transhipped from the Garland
Grove to the Blanche frigate. His papers have
been taken possession of by the officers of His
Maiesty's Customs, and have or will undergo
minute examination.
Falmouth. Jan. l4.-Itis with most heart felt
satisfaction we are enabled to communicate to this
days paper the comparatively tranquil state OF
this parish. The Negroes, on nearly the whole
of the proprieties, are gone to their work I'm
mediate executions after trial-and summary ex-
ecutons on the spot-of the rinsleaders, have
had this desired effect. Of the rebeliious slaves
a, Pantre Pant estate, all the ringleaders. with
the exception of Bacchus, have been taken, tried
aud shot. The mead penkeeper a, Sprung Vale
pen. in ST. Jamess, ringleader. IS in custody;
the negroes belonging TO that property, who had
all abscOnded have, within two or three days, re-
turned 10 their work The scene is very differ
ent in the lower part of St. James's The Com
mander-in- Chief, Sir Wioughby Cotton, is In
active operation againat the Rebels; and with an
overwhelming force of Regulars and Militia. II
he succeeds in henu,lng them in, agreat slaush
ter must ensue.
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coMMUSICATED.

Mr. Forrest II do not write for the purpose Of
endeavoring to elevate the professional character
Of the great tragedian, whose name heads this
communication. in the estimation Of the people
Of Alexandria, for that would be as impossible as
the poet has declared it would be to add another
hue to the aerial bow. My object is to prevail
upon Mr.. Forrest to personate here, the eharac-
ter Of Spartacus, in Dr. Birds tragedy Of the
Gladiator. of which we have heard, and justly
heard, SO very much. If he consents will ven
ture the belief that the Actor will be as we'll pleas
ed with the audience, as know the audience will
be with the Actor.
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resh GarAeM AeGNa.

MN. " MORRISON has just received in par, land
w the balance daily expected from the Boston
Horticultural and Agricultural Seed Establishment, his
Supply of Fresh and enune Garden Seeds, warranted
60 to any offered for sale 10 this market. his
IL the second year these Seeds have been introduced
into this market, and ii is well know that they have
proved genuine
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OFFICE OF TBR ALEXANDRIA CANAL,
Feb,uaru 10, 1882.

u = = e0' t't''J f~' foo~' J
SEALED PROPOSALS will he received at
~ this flee, till the first Of April next, for the de
livery of the following timbers and lumber, at the
5rdge Of the Four Mile Rum about three miles above
Alexandria, for the use Of the Canal Company
$50 Oak Piles from "a to SO feet long, not
less than IA inches diameter at the butt, 10 inches
the small end, very straight and sounds white oak will
be preferred.
Cos feet Qineal measure) square timber, Of oak,
for Gaping piles, Il inches by ~. rough Sn, to-
line, and free from defects he pieces to be Of the
following lengths:
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Total 6S5
Also, 40 tmbers Of oak of any description,
Of good quality, for foundation to a,d L. and
curing not 10 deviate more than six inches from
straight line an no. less than niche. in dame
the smaller end, and 50 feet exactly in length;
in ali as 20 lineai feet
$1,000 feet, board measure, white oak plank.
exactly inches THO and 1t any breadth over inch
and less than 5 feet long, Ia serve as founia.
tons Ih edges must be sawed straight snd the
plank OF best rlut'i'y
The whole to be delivered at Four Mile Run
Britge on before the Is, day Of MAY next Letters
addressed TO the President and Directors of he Alex
andria Canal Company, Alexandra, ID. G The pro.
posals for the Plank will specify the price per hundred
or thousand per feet board measure and per f"ot nea
or running for the timbers The Engineer to be the
sole judge of the qus'ity.
WILSON N. G FAIRFAX,
feb l4-eo4t Eng'r. Alex Canal.