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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-01-12
Five Hundred Pounds Reward.

NV HEkEAS THOMAS GLEW, Collecting Clerk in
w service of Messrs. Robarts, Curtis S Co London
has failed TO return to his employers with the following
amount of Bank Notes. which ne received the ordinary
discharge Of his trust conlided to him Saturday the
Srd Of September ns and has disappeared or abconded
Whoever will apprehend to be appehended,
the said Thomas Glew will make such discovery
will lead to his apprehension and the recovery of the pro-
perry stolen, shall receive reward OF Five Hundred
Pounds sterlng in that proportion for such
may be recovered upon application to FISH, GRIN
NELL & CO. 13f Front st. New York.
The said Thomas Glew dressed in dark frock coat
with striped plaid trousers and Wellington boots about
feet IL inches in height rather stout and qnick and
upright in his walk Has a. small head with little scar
the forehead light brown hair, combed flat on the left
side and bushy about the years Whkers the color
eyes light and with peculiar heavy and sleepy express
sion about them. The rather large with wide
rs, and little turned up Hands large and feet rather
broad. The voice thick and when elevated becomes
discordapt and cracked Full cshy lips and features and
the complexion very salow having altogether heavy
dull apDca
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-01-12

E HAVE farmed Maj. John p Whites celebrated Race
III Horse COLLIER. He will stand the ensuing season at
Chesterfield, Meckenburg county, Virginia. His repua-
ton and character Race Horse, needs comment,
he is well known to the racing world The will
commence the first of March next; previous which
time the terms of the Pedigree Performances &C.
will be publishcd which have doubt win cnte him
to rank Stallion he has done Racer He is Ia
ken from the turf without the least injury.
RICHARD G. PURYEAR.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-01-12

VHNHE Subscriber anxious TO close his accounts which
IA have been standing for twelve months more,
quests those indebted to him by open account come
ward and close them, if with cash. all by
bond or note. And those indebted by bond note
(now duc) he hopes will in like consider this
vitaon as extending TO them, TO forward and dis
charge them without furtherimportunity- has hand
an extensive assortment of fresh Drugs Medicines Sur
geon's instruments, PaAts Oils &c. expects by the
next arrival from New York and Philadelphia, consdera
BILE additions, all of which he will sell fair price for
cash, or to punctual customers the usual credit.
Dec. 80. f70-2awlm1 III. C.. McNEMARA. /.
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EHARRIS s. BUTLER, General Agents and Com
III n mission Merchants Richmond, Va, offer their
vices to their friends and the public Intending conine
themselves exclusively to Agency business, in which both
their cxertions TO promote the interest OF those by whom
they may be employed will generally be successful
Their Office is on the Dock, which enables them to attend
particularly TO consgnmcnts of Herrngs, Bacon Wheat,
Corn, Cotton, Lumber, sc. SC. VIM. NJ. HARRIS,
VIM. i. BUTLER.
JAN 3. 72-6t
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NIorlCE.-Thc accommodation Line of Stages hereto.
lore advertised to Charlottesville TO from Louisa
to Orange Courthouse and the Culpeper line TO Alexan
dria &c. will be Discontinued till further advertisement
except so far passengers who may choose to take nv
stage from Richmond via Louisa Courth house. for Char
l9tesyiile in that ha be always prepared to send
them IN comfortable Stage Carriage with safe drivers
ana hrst rate horses. JNO. NJ. PRICE.
Jan D. f12-2aw3w1
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n CHESTERFIELD LAND FOR SALE.-By virtue
~ OF Deed OF Trust, executed TO the subscriber and
the late Daniel Chealam, decd by the late Bennett
Goode, for the purpose of securing the payment of
tam sum OF money therein mentioned Robert and John
Goode OF Washington county, Va, which Deed has been
regularly recorded in the Clerks office of the county of
Chesterfield, the subscriber WILL surviving Trustee on
Saturday the 2sh day of January 1892, the Tavern
Haley Cole, in Chesterfield county, sell public SALE to
the highest bidder for cash. certain or piece of
Land containing three hundred and acres and cn-
fyeight chains lying in the said county Chesterfield
both sides of the River Road adons the lands Of
William Fisher and Robert d. Murche, Esq and Others
with all its Improvements.
This place is we'll calculated 10 make a very desirable
residence, being high, healthy and well watered; situated
in most agreeable ncghborhood, within few miles OF
Games river navigation, several valuable coal Mines the
Manchester Turnpike, and the Chesterfield Rail Road
cunning very thereto and its proximity the Rich
mond market The circumstance of this land lying in the
vicinity of so many valuable mines induces belief
contains stone coal The greater portion of this land has
been cleared, but that portion to clear is of excellent
quality Any person DESTROYS to view The land before the
day OF sale, will please call the subscribers the Ches
terield Coal Mines, to Capt b. L. Wells, either of
whom will take great pleasure in showing it, The title is
believed to be good TO the above land but the subscriber
will only convey such as is vested in him Trustee
GEO. W. COLE. Trustee.
Chesterfield, Jan. 3. 7l-2aWtds
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NOTlCE.-d Teacher Wanted.-A gentleman of
unexceptonable character, experienced in School
keeping well versed in the Latin and Greek Languages
and the elementary branches of Mathematics, will find
desirable situation in private family by application at
at Morgansville, Nottoway, Va.
Dec. 10, 1881. 62-wtlstF
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GER. JOHN g. NELSON will teach school at my
LIVE house the ensuing year He will teach the Greek
Latin and English Languages. The school will commence
on the third Monday in January, 1892 terminate on
the second Friday in December following There will be
vacation of one month in the summer, commencing on
the second Friday in June.I will accommodate ten or
Twelve boys with board washing and lodging for 500 each
the board and tuition fees will be required end OF
each session.-Vcrdon p o., Hanover, is my address.
Nov. %. 56-wSt JOHN R. NOEL.
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BID FAD THlS!-The subscriber wishing to emigrate
IA the West, will offer Tor sale Wednesday the
25th of the present month, anuary) the OF Land
which he resides in the county of Powhaan situate on
both sides of the Buckingham Road, about five miles
from Richmond, containing hundred acres more
than half of which is woodland On this there are
two Dwelling Houses, which, with repairs, would answer
well for person wishing keep house of entertainment
which the situation will well justify. There has recent
ly been erected al this place. Stable and
cuped by the houses, which pass this place every
day except Sundays its distance from Richmond and other
places OF public business, renders 1t place worthy the
notice OF any wishing to engage in the business Of
a Tavern and Storekeeper, either. There good
orchards and water this and.-Thc terms OF sale will
bewo hupdred dollars in cash. and the balance of the
purchase in six equal annual payments, by
Deed of trust the premises, TO enforce each pay
ment. The sale win take place on the premises on the
above day, II fair inot, the next fair day. when shall
also proceed to sell all my stock of Cattle Hogs House
hold and Kitchen Furniture, ssc.Terms on the day of
sale. RANDOLPH NEWTON
Jan. z, 1882. 73-w3tH
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Payment OF the notes is stopped at the bank of Eng
land and every precauon has been adopted to prevent
their circulation. LONDON Sent g. 1881
Reference is made to Robert Gilmor Sons BALTIMORE
or to Fish, Grinnell & Co. New York
Jan. T. 73-et
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EF Mary Hood, formerly Mary Bevill, daughter of
"a Joseph Bev deceased formerly Of Notioway coun-
ty, Virginia who married certain Rowland Hood, and
removed to of the Western States, years snce
will apply to tho undersigned, she will hear of something
to her advantage letter postpaid, to Morgansville
Notloway, Virginia, will be attended tc.
N. n. ANDERSON
IL Editors OF newspapers in the Western States would
perform friendly act to the party by Civ
ing this notice ono insertion in their papers.
p Jan. T. T3-w3w
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TEyHE wEsTMoRELAND sEMINARY.-The Sub

'FEyHE WESTNIORELAND SEMINARY The Sub
n scriber feeling grateful for the patronage received
the past year. begs leave 10 10 the public that he has
consented to superntend another School his brick Dwell
ling, Wesnoreland Court House, Virginia, for the
ensuing year. Teachers of superior qualification will
tend the different classes. The School will open the LIST
February next and end 18th December ensuing. Two
weeks vacation will be given end the 3Ist August On
the LIST September the School will reopen Scholars
must he punctual in their attendance it cannot be
peced that their desired progress satisfactorily be
tained, unless steady dgent and unrelentng efforts he
pracsed by both Teachers and Scholars The rules
regulations of the School will be the mldest and most
Scholar, whose morals and good department will need
stimuant from them.
My charges for board lodging, candles fuel and towels
for all over 10 years of age $50 90
For all under that age 80 90
For Tuition as folio,cS:
Greek and Latin Languages will be taught for % 90
Mathematics, and Practical Surveying 20 90
Geography, with the use of Maps and English
Grammar Is 90
Reading, Writing and Arithmetic 10 90
No scholar will be taken for less than the scholastic
year of 10 MONTHS and if absent deduction for either
board tuition will be made. My number of boarders
must not exceed 40, unless early application be made for
further preparations An examination preceding the va
cation i'm August will take place. which time the Patrons
of the school, together with all who choose respectful
~ invited TO attend.-A Committee will be appointed
award presents which will provide suitable the
sion to the deserving for their progress and well do
ing. Books and Stationary will be furnished from my
store, at the lowest retail prices.
65-6w STEPHEN d. PITTS,
Postmaster, WesmOreland c. ii. Va Dec IL, 1881
NJ u. s. Letters from Parents and Wards be adj
dressed to possible, in order that may know
III further preparations be necessary. ) ID L.
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NOTICE.-The subscriber informs his friends and GUS
TONER'S that his mercantile business will be contnu-
ed at York Town heretofore under the management
his brother, NJ W. Cole, where extensive
Dry Goods Groceries, Hardware, SC. will be constantly
Kept on hand and sold very low for cash, punctua
customers at the usual credit. ROSCOW COLE.
u A Gle rk that's well qualified as a salesman gene
rally acquainted with the mercantile business, of steady
and industrious habits, is wanted assistant r. c.
Williamsburg, Jan. 3. 7I-2aw3w
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FHNO STUDENTS or MEDICINE-A Physician
a extensively engaged in his profession in the City Of
Richmond is desrOus Of obtaining the services of Young
be disposed TO devote his ,choe time and attention TO the
requirement Of medical information principal SER
vice required will be constant attendance in the adver-
Users Office for the purpose Of putting up prescriptions
and receiving applications lin return, instruction will be
given and opportunities Afforded Of witnessing public and
private practice operations. &c Should the applicant
meet the views Of tho advertiser pecuniary com.
pensaon will be made.
Refer 10 the Editors Of the Enquirer Of BY letter post
Paid) Jan. 8. f72-W
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FENHE subscriber will be absent from Richmond until
n Aprl during his absence Mr. Lethbridge will at
tend TO his professional business in whose skill, Dem
tst the public may with perfect safety place the most inn
plcit confidence. p HOUSTON.
Jan. s. 1882. 72-oawf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-01-12

FENHE EAGLE HOTEL.-Thc undersigned has taken
ID this Hotel The convenience oits locality with It's
extensive accommodations, not surpassed by any
in the United States. Professions of attempts
please common, that ii is useless TO make them
The Proprietor has taken this establishment at short
notice, (only two days previous TO the meeting of the e
gsature that he may not have opportunity of manifest
ing as carly he would wish, his desire please.
generous public will excuse, in the beginning, the
tempt OF one not much accustomed the detail of such
The Proprietor gives solemn assurance that no
pains expense shall be spared elicit appreciation and
bring custom The liquors shall be the best the country
Affords and table to conlorm.-Boarders requested
and every effort made for their suitable entertainment
The undersigned would be particularly indebted to his
friends in Richmond for such custom.A separate table
will be prepared for members of the Legislature.
ALEXANDER L. Bolts.
Richmond City, Dec. 2, 1881 59-n
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NATHANIEL HARRISON, Ex'or of
Dec To- l6i-tds] Edmund Harrison, dec.

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.-By yir-
tue of Decree of the Circuit Superior Court of Law
aud Chancery for the county of Henco, in the of
Price vs. George ct al pronounced the 9th Decem-
Der, lS3lhe subscribers will sell by public auction TO the
highest bidder, at Hanover Court House, Tuesday the
3st day of January next the tractof land which the
Courthouse stands [except the public lott together with
the taverns and all other houses upon the following terms
TO wit $4,000 TO be paid cash. and credit of IL months
from the day OF sale the residue of the purchase mo-
ncy, the purchaser giving bond with security for the cred
itpaymcnt, and the title be retained until the purchase
money is paid
The subscribers arc justified in saying that vaua
bic property Llor its extent any which has been offer
cd Tor sale In virginia. for time, will be again Of
tered The tract contains about 600 acres of land large
portion OF which is fiat land and very good and lies on
both sides OF the main stage road to the North and not
twenty miles from the city of Richmond.
The buildings consist of two large houses nearly
new, small dwellnghouse Kitchen stables and other
customary out-hoscs and two houses This proper
y has rented for several years past for $1,000 per annum
until the last year, when it rented under disavantagco
circumstances for $3.50; and in the hands Of iudoous
manager, 1t would be Of the valuable tavern
stands in Virginia The tavern houses are insured MIR
Sutton, the premises will shew the property to any dis
posed TO examine il.
JAMES T. SUTTON,
THOMAS PRICE, Jr. commissioners
Dcc"0O. 70--tds
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a ESUEURS LANYARD FOR SALE.-By virtue
OF deed OF trust bearing date the 18th day May
1922 by David esucur to the subscriber for purposes
therein mentioned and duly recorded in the Clerks Office
OF Powhatan county, will be sold TO the highest bidder
cash, on the 10th day of January the premises
two acres of land lying in Powhatan county, the
Courthouse, with all the buildings and improvements
thereon, known and called by the name OF Lesueur's
Tan Yard The subscriber, acting trustee will con-
vcy only such title vested in him by said trust deed
JOHN W. NASH, Trustee.
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RzcMuo.,D, y1RGAv1s TyfUNsD9Y, s.a5vg.1AY a. 1889

VENHE subscriber will from this period carry on the
III Bell and Brass Foundry business, in all its various
branches. Any orders sent to him from town country
viii meet with immediate attention His prices will be
as low "a any other establishment in the city.
Jan. 10. lA--4tl SAMUEL DENOON.
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PURSUANT 70 Deed OF Trust. exeeated by Rich

GbURSUANT TO Deed OF Trust executed by Rich
ID ard X Jones and wife, and of record in the Clerk
oiceSf Amelia, to the payment of sums
money due to VIM. II. Johnson John Walk, and Others
shall proceed to sell for cash, at Amelia Court House,
on the I'D day OF December next, t being Amelia Court
day certain Tract OF Land containing three hundred
and live acres or less, and adjoining the lands of
John Bland, David Mabin, and others; also Negro
Woman named Caroline.-The title to the above pro-
perry is considered good bat acting Trustee shall
ly convey such title as is vested in me.
Nov. %, 1881. VIM. I. EGGLESTON, Trustee.
III In consequence of bad weather. and the indspos-
ton OF of the parties interested the above sale is post
poned until Thursday the Goth ofJanuary next.
Jan. 3, 1892 T7I-4wl W. r. f.
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n GOOD oFFER.-The s,bscriber,s COMMUNICATING

Y UUU0 OF EK.-Ihc siibscriber's co-partnerships
N with Messrs. Sheldon s. Webb, will expire by lim
tation on the LIST Of January nexte offers for sale his
portion of tho stock remaining hand, consisting of ge
neral and well selected of Dry Goods Groce
rcs, Hardware, Sc. at first credit of one, two
and three years will be given, bearing interest from the
time of sale The purchaserto lease purchase his
and dwelling house, doth conneced) well situated and
the best stand in the Cyf required for the
OF the business, he will loan the purchaser cash. the
amount OF the stock of goods hand the whole to be
satisfactorily securcdHavng been engaged in the mer-
camille business in this place for upwards of years.
DESTROYS oil withdrawing, that he may bring close his
extensive transactions ROSCOW COLE
Williamsburg, Dec 27 1881. 7I-2aw3w
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FH2RUSr SALE OF Landry virtue of a Deed of
r. Trust, executed by George Robertson (Pason) of
county of Amelia to the late Edmund Harrison, his
gal representative, the 9th dayo September, 1922 and
duly recorded in the Clerks oceo of aforesaid county,
certain purposes therein specified will be sold 10 the high
est bidder, the 23d day of January next if fair If not
the next fair day, the premises for cash. that Tract
parcel of Land, which the said George Robertson re-
sides, in the aforesaid county of Amelia, lying the
ApPomatox, one and bali miles above the junction of
the said river and Flat Creek, four miles below Gcno;
containing by estimation $50 acres, or less with
suhcency of wood land dwelling house, other out
houses healthy and pleasant situation agreeable
subscriber being the legal represen-
tivc of the late Edmund Harrison, the Trustee will only
convey such title he the Trustee was invested with tho
he believes it TO be indisputahic.
NATHANIEL HARRISON, EN- or of
Dec. 10. T6i-tdS1 Edmund doc
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III N obedience to a Decree of Hanover County Court,
IL pronounced on the 9th day Of October last in
tain suit the said Court between Sarah Crenshaw and
Others Plaintiffs against Hamilton A. Crcnshaw and Others
will, the 18th day of January next sell upon the
premises, Tract of land belonging to the Heirs Of Joel
Crenshaw dec, lying both sides of Cedar Creek and
adjoining the lands Of Joseph Vaughan Henry Pollard
and others-and supposed contain about eighty acres
And on the next day. they will sell upon the premises
other Tract Of Land belonging to the said estate
COL VIM. l.. White and others.-Ter;n sale, 90 much
cash will pay the costs of suit &c.or the balance
twelve months credit will be allowed upon the purchaser
purchasers executing bond bonds with approved
curty and Deed Of Trust the land secure the pay
ment. THE COMMISSIONERS.
Dec. IL. 65-tds
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HfREY BEARD.-This weiI-bred Horse, bred by
N.& Richard Singleton Esq. of S. c., by Kosciuslo,
his dam the imported Psyche the dam Of the disn
guished racers Blank and Mark Time see Turf Register
vol End page $751; will stand the ensuing season at my
stable in Nelson county Va. Further particulars in fine
Dec %. 67-1stF JNO. b. COLES
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NJ OIlCE--Thc legal heirs of John Johnson, formerly
OF the Goose Pond Caroline county, Va, deceased
whose second wife was Elizabeth Dizmukcs, hereby
informed that the said Elizabeth died the S0 ut eav
ing some negro slaves (Which they the said heirs
titled, and which will be delivered to them proper APP
phcaion be made to Mr. Samuel Cofiman Merchant New
Market Shenandoah county, Va. II il deemed proper
to Remarks that the applicant should be provided with all
necessary papers to establish his right claim said
Jan. 10. 7i-w4ws
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q WISH to purchase ten twelve NEGRO MEN from
n 20 to % years OF age. JOHN HETH.
Coal Pits, JAM 10. Ei-6t
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GAIlIo AND KENTUCKY LANDs.--The subscri-
" bcr offers bis services nonresident propneor Of
lands the States Of Ohio and Kentucky, for the sale
thereof and payment Of the taxes All letters addressed
to him at Cincinnati or John II Price, Esq. Of Rich
mond, PosT PAIp will be duly attended TO. c refers
those TO whom he moy DO unknown TO Chief Justice Mar
shall Chapman Johnson, Charles Copeland and Sarnl My
eFs, Esqrs. JAMES S0UTHGATE.
2 81 s will also attend as Attoruoyat Law to suits
In Che Federal Courts a, Columbus and Frankfor'.
NOV. 5l--w6m
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a RUNAWAY.--Was committed 10 the Jsil of this
N county, on the Ilth day Of September 1881 nc
gro boy who calls himself HENRY.--ic had on when
committed suit Of oznaburgs, and hat lie il about
10 years oldour feet FIVE inches high, and very likely
The owner will come forward prove property charges
aod take him away he will be dealt with as the law N
rCcs JAMES & gillian lii
Prince George, Nov 20 5s-wf2w
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a DESIRABLE RESIDENCE FOR SALE.-The
IA subscriber wishing from this place. offers
for sale his spacious and comfortable Dwelling House
Lot at present occupied by him, containing eight largo
well finished rooms with hre-placcs; also, two Offices
tached to the lot containing six with re-places
together with large Kitchen with number of servants
rooms Dairy Smoke-house, Stable and Carriage house.
with vegetable AMI flower Gardens, Clover lots grazing
ground, neveriang spring of excellent running
the latter embracing all about ground
and newly enelosedThe situation the best in the city,
being unncumbered with other houses and lots. 1t is
syeli calculated for gentleman with large family or
Boarding House. ROSCOW COLE
Williamsburg Jan. g. 7I-2aw3w