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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-07-03
United States Court, Easter, District of


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a LIBEL having been filed i'm this Court on behalf Of
n the United States of America, against chest
Tea, and the citation being returned OH the said
Tea-the said Libel stating, that the Schooner Ceres
vessel licensed to carry the coastng rade the
District Of York River, from Plymouth i'm Massachusetts,
having board the said chest of Tea and other articles
Of foreign growth and manufacture and the of the
said Schooner not being provided of his arrival
with manifest OF her cargo and praying that the said
chest Of Tea may be condemned aud sold forfeited
Therefore, notice is hereby given all persons concerned
that the said chest OF Tea will the first day of the
term be condemned forfeited unless claim should the
before that dme be nteposed for the and
dered that copy of this order be published for fourteen
days in of the newspapers printed in the City of Rich
mond and posted up for the length of time one OF
the outer doors of the Capitol in the said City.
Copy. Tcse, RID. JEFFRIES, Clerk,
july 3. l6-5t
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June 10 [l1--tdsl Of DaS s, Minor t'' dee'd

NOTiCE.-Intending to visit some Of the watering
places in Virginia, the season, for my health,
nave determined TO bring all my transactions, well
private in my ducary character to speedy and final
adjustments must therefore earnestly request all those
indebted TO me IN either capacity, make immediate pay
nent and those having claims against requested
to present them, properly authenticated as am ready to
discharge them. THOMAS II BARNES
Richmond County, Virginia, April %. II6-wI0t
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BY RITCMIE a. COOK.

p The ENQUIRER published week. gcneraily and
three times week during the
Price, the heretofore Five Dollars per annum payable
vance, Notes OF shartercd
ceived in payment The Editors will safety
ng them by ma postage OF all letters being paid
No will be discontinued,
Editors, until all arrcarages have been paid up. = 49,
TY Whoever will guarantee the payment papers, shall
have the tenth gratis. = "
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
Ono less, cons each
% No
OF assumed by person in this city cnvirons
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BANK or MARYLAND, !

Baltimore Dec 26th, 1881
RY resolution Of the Board Of Directors Of this In
- stution, the following scale and rates have been
adopted for the government Of the Officers thereof in
ceiving depositcs OF money subject 10 interest viz:
For deposites payable ninety days after de-
mand, certificates shall be issued bearing inter
est At the rate per annum Of per Ct.
For deposites payable thirty days after demand,
certhcaies shall be issued bearing interest at the
rate per annum Of per et
On current accounts OF depositcs subject to be
checked for at the pleasure Of the depositor, in
terest shall be allowed at the rate Of 3 per Ct
BY order, n. WILSON Cashier
June IS. u-ets
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n NOLLECTlON OF CLAIMS.-The subscriber offers
~ his services Collector of Claims in the State of
Virginia, with the exception of the south of James
River
He has been for many years and is engaged in COL
ecung Tor several newspaper establishments and raverses
he state not less than twice year. He would particu-
ary call the attention of northern editors and merchants
10 the facilities thus afforded for the collection their
counts For further particulars, he begs leave TO refer
Mr. John Roane, late member of Congress- Messrs Rt-
chic Cook, Editors of the Richmond Enquirer Messrs
peasants Abbott, Editors of the Richmond Wing,
Letters addressed TO him at Aylett's Warehouse King
William County, Virginia, will meet with strict attention
ROBERT HILL.
Q The United States Gazette New York Courier Enquirer
ana National ntelgencer will publish the above
Jme
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OiiCE.-By virtue of Deed Of Trust executed by
4 Edmund Anderson and Nancy his wife, of the city
oil tuchmond TO the subscriber, and VIM. G. Pendeton
uuy recorded in the Clerks Office of Henrco and Abe
marie Countess shall for in said deed
proceed 10 sell to the highest bidder for cash. front of
me Eagle Hotel in the city of Richmond the 18th day
Suy 1882 all the said Anderson undivided interest i'm
500 23 acres of land, lying the Tennessee River in
cCrackn County Kentucky Also all the interest in 1000
acres oil land, lying Jonathan Creek Galloway County,
Henucky and all his interest in 1000 in Hickman
county, lying on the Mississippi River This lands said to
De very valuable and well mbered the title is believed to
good but such title only is vested in the subscriber
by the deed OF trust, will be conveyed.
JOHN II. JONES, Trustee.
June %. n ,ls
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YHNRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE LAND-Bv
virtue of a deed of tr,,s1 ornn,,taI a. ~. -. Ny

THNhOoIEES SALE OF VALUABLE LAND.-By
u virtue oil deed Of trust, executed TO us by James
Powell bearing date on the 10Th day of November 1870
and oil record in the county Court of Amherst and 10
compsh certain purposes in said deed expressed we will
ON the 10Th day OF August 1882 the premises sell by
way OF public auction, for ready money, certain tract or
parcel OF Land with its appurtenances lying being in
the county oil Amherst, the waters of Tribulation
creek, and near the Courthouse of said county, containing
800 acres less such portion thereof as NAV be
necessary to the unsased purposes of said deed
and deay the expenses incident to the execution of said
trust The title said Land is believed 10 be good but
acting Trustees will only convey the purchaser or
purchasers, the title vested in us by said deed.
DAVID S. GARLAND,
JOHN BULLOCK, trustees.
June &C. "a ,ds
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NNTESTERN TOBACCO LANDS FOR SALE.-The
w subscriber is DESTROYS of dspeng of his lands in
the western part OF Virginia, being undivided third
part of the real estate OF his deceased uncle, William p.
Tibbs Esq Those lands lie in the counties of Rockbrdge
Boetourt and Bedford, containing some where about co.
600 ALSO 10000 in the county Of Berkeley
all OF which rsrate mountain land adapted to the Gull
ture OF corn, wheat rye hemp and tobacco On the first
mentioned tract, have seen the finest tobacco, wheat
and hemp grow and have known tobacco made from
this estate 10 sell for from SI2 1874 in the Lynchburg
market The road from the Peaks Of Otter to Lexington
Va passes through the estate by the dwelling house and
tavern There many beautiful sites for buildings along
the margin OF the James River and Jennings Creek
the last mentioned stream taking its entirely
through the land its whole passage from the Peaks
Otter to the junction with James River There many
handsome farms and mill sites this There
agood grs and mill belonging to the estate this
creek IL is provcrbia for beath the purest free sone
lime stone and mineral waters There several quar-
RES OF elegant stone on the premises The greater part OF
the incest rock raised from this land for the Rock
bridge Canal 1t is supposed there is great quantity
lead and iron Astounding the lands Lead ore has
been found and into metal for use. The very rapid
and praisewOrhy movements OF State towards Internal
Improvement, will make those lands immensely valuable
In fine, 1t abOunds in good timber and all the advantages
Western Virginia estate. will exchange my part for
negroes in families, sell for liberal price, in money
credit for years. with lien the lands and good
personal security and lay the farms off TO suit pur-
chasers Also will sell small tract Of land in the county
OF Westmoreand, Va, part of the Carvie estate, low
for cash. good bonds. Persons wishing to purchase will
please signify the same by mail or Otherwise to the sub
scrber, Dunnsyille, Essex county, Va. The lands
in the first mentioned tract will be shewn and all infor
nation given as to quality, &c. by application to my
friends, Mr. JAS s. Wood Col. Jas. Carlnill and VIM #
Doutat Esq of Patonsburg, Va. all who may desire
Those in Berkeley by Mr.. Baker Topsco In West
noreland by Capt VIM. Hull, who lives the tract
" not disposed OF by private bargain will sell auction
IN the different countess on their respective court days r
the months Of August and September next which shall
be made known by haudbils in due time. I expect Il
be in Pattonsburg by the LIST day Of August and hope
all those indebted TO for rent &C. for years passed. viii
be prepared TO discharge the my arrival All de-
mands against me shall be adjusted u any.
II. w. TlBBS, Essex County, Va.
July g. I6-wIm
Or The Lynchburg Venan, the Papcr Fin
castle Mirror will be good
ward their Paonsburg, Va,
Wood, Esq
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IL GINIA.-The subscriber having an interest i'm Sc
vera thousand acres OF Land in the Western part of vr
gina mas determined to leave this place about the 9th of
July, visit to the counties of Preston, Monongaa
Tyler Harrison, Kanawha and Randolph for the purpose
OF viewing his said lands Whilst thus engaged he would
gladly procure for all persons who own, otherwise
interested in Lands lying in the above countless any nfor-
nation which may be required by such persons, rea-
ton to the situation, quaty and improvements of their
Sacctve tracts.
Those DESTROYS of avang themselves of this opportun
y will please make application by letter. post paid before
the 9Th July, addressed to A. b., Richmond.
N Bile will also undertake collections in the Valley
and in the above and adjoining counties.
Apply as above. June 20. l5-t5J
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MR. JOHN BILLUPS:-As you not inhab-
1vl tant OF the State Of Virginia, take this mode of
giving you notice. that shall the 25th day of August
In the year 1882, at the dwelling house of William Hatch
ett in the county of Henderson, and State of Kentucky
proceed to take the deposition of James IL. Farmer be
read as evidence in the suit in Chancey which you
brought against Benjamin Farmer and myself in the Coun
ty Court of Lunenburg, and State of Virginia.
Yours, &c. LODOWICK FARMER.
July 3. l6-w4w#
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OF YAIuARIE PROpERrY Io .........

SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY.-In pursuance
~ Of decree of the United States Court, Fifth Circuit
and Eastern District of Virginia, pronounced on the 23d
Thomas Pinkeron and Daniel Bell surviving assgnees
Donald and Burton plaintiffs, and James Brown and Da-
MEL Call, defendants
Inc Undersigned, Marshal of the said Court, will pro-
coed to sell at IL o'clock the premises to the highest
oldder, at public auction, for ready money, Tuesday
ne io day July next the lot piece of ground lying
side OF the Main Street. between the tenement occupied
by Samuel Coe and the tenement occupied by John S
Sydnor, and nearly opposite Lewis Webb s Co.
80 EDMUND CHRISTIAN,
Marshal United States, Eastern District of Virginia
June %. n I'll
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

EARMERS' BANK OF VIRGINIA.-The Pres-
IL dent and Directors have declared dividend of three
per cent the Capital Stock for the last six months
which will be paid to the stockholders the 18th instant
July2. [l6-4t] VIM. NEKERvIS, Cash'r
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RICANO.vD, VYRGENI9, TUESDAY, JULYa Isae


Rokk MILESTONE MAKING has been resumed
I'D in the Penitentiary of Virginia. Persons applying
Tor millstones at the Pentenay the store Cor to the
oncer at either place by letter. the postage being paid
institution are not inferior to any manufactured in the
United States and evidence of the faithful execution of
work done here may be had by inspection eight pair of
burr stones in operation in Mr. Haxals new mill in
this city The prices low. few pair of stones are
now on hand. c. S. MORGAN SUPERINTENDENT
June 20. TX -
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For London.

Ihe Philadelphia Packet Ship THAMES
~lLL sail from James River about the last of ne,
month"; for London-and for the freight of 200 hid
Tobacco or passage, apply to c. s. A. WARWICK.
JUNE q. 13-4ts
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SHOCCO SPRINGS.-The subscriber respectfully in
- forms the public that her houses will be prepared
for the reception of visitors, the LIST June next-It
would be superuous in to say any thing of the
fits OF the water, those who have tried it will readily
testify to its advantageous effects The subscriber deems
it only necessary say, that her buildings all in good
repair her we'll furnished large and
that her Table will be supplied with the the country
Affords and her Bar with various kinds Of Wines and Liquors
of every description The subscriber feels that the
preparations she has made for the accommodation OF her
boarders cannot fail to please. ANN JOHNSON.
Warren County, N. c. May II, 1892.
+. 5. There will be ball furnished at Shocco Springs
complimentary to General Andrew Jackson the even
ings of the 10th and Ilth OF July The music will
be inferior to none in this section of country.
MAY Is. u=iI5Iul
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Il tAOllON.-Be 1t known to all whom it may con-
~ Germ that my wife, Mary Perkins, has, of her own
accord lett my house and board without any cause or
Provocauon whatever on my part This, therefore, is TO
iorewarn apersons from harbong her. or trading with
may contract. EZEKIEL PERKINS
Louisa County, June 25 I5-3ts
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"A PLANTER from the South, wishes to purchase foJ
IN ms oion use from 80 to 10 NEGROES, in families
among whom he would like TO have a skful coachman
and set Of mechanics. Address
III. CAVENDISH, Richmond Va
81 The Petersburg lnegencer Norfolk Beacon will
he ABOVE three times, and send their
June 20. n, ,r
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TUNO THE PUBLIC-It is extremely painful to ever,
man OF sensbiity, to be obliged appear before the
public Tor the purpose OF repeng the attacks of I'M
princpled slanderer. But however painful it may be-
due respect the public and especially the opinions
aequantances and friends, sometimes renders it
This is my only apology for noticing, in this manner
gross insinuaon made against my integrity and honour
the Richmond Wing, of the 11th inst. by - [but
will not give him the designation which his character
and conduct entle him by one ALFRED EuBANK
He has the unblushng erontery charge me with bor
ro,cing Watch from him. and refusing return it, The
charge is false; and he hOcS it is false How unuttera
bly, despcabe, them the which could induce
him publicly 10 prefer such charge against me
This Alfred EUbdnk indebted to in a sum oil
money which he could pay, offered and insisted
that should take the watch alluded to- in payment the
debt took il, declaring to him. however that he might
receive il back whenever he would pay me the money
due, give security for its payment Afterwards in
deed, he demanded the restoration of the watch, without
paying or securing the payment of the debt did refuse
and SH refuse to return i1hs statement is proved by
the annexed certificate.
alfred Eubdnk says he ssthought me GENTLEMAN
at the time What ought his acquaintances think
of him? But let not ''press falling man too far
June 20. [I5-sl ROBERT W. GooCH.
We, the undersigned certify that the statement abov,
made Is, within our knowledge, substantially true.
LAYTON c. DICKINSON,
JNO l.. HICKMAN
L believe the above to be true-I was well acquainted
his giving the watch II. w. Gooch the debt with the
privilege OF redeeming it, JOHN p. MOODY.
NOTICE.-WALTER LIVINGSTON, Esq. of New.
IL York, has appointed me his Attorney in fact to col
ect the money due for the of to the Amer
can Eclipse for the year. ending the LIST July next
The power of Attorney is duly recorded in the Clerks
Office of Brunswick
Such persons as choose to avail themselves of the pay
men oil $50 by the first Of next month"; do so by ap
application TO at this place. So far my friend CAPT
Harrison is concerned, will be settled between him ant
myself, so as not TO embdrrass the transaction.
E. Il. HICKS.
Lawrenceve, Brunswick Co. Va. June 20. I5-2t
HLNOR RENT OR LEASE-The extensive Tavern es-
n tabished at Halifax Court house, occupied at pre-.
sent, and for several past years, by Mr. Moses Palmer
Another word by way inducement cannot necessary
to be used as the value of the property in the hands of
man OF enterprise, is already generally known.
Proposals will be received until Halifax july Court OH
Monday when the establishment, previously dspos-
ed Of privately will be put the highest bidder terms
to be made known on the day Address, il by letter. post
paid, the Proprietor the premises.
s. WILLIAMS.
June 20. lids
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OIlCE-Ihe subscribers to the Lynchburg and New
River Rail Road Company, upon surrendering' the
commissioners receipt at the Farmers Bank of Virginia
VIII be refunded the amount paid by them being two dol
lars per SHARE subject to deduction of 45 I2 cents on
each share for expenditures incurred Lynchburg and
this place, particulars of which will be exhibited TO the
subscribers application at the Bank June DC
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HORN FOR SALE.-The last years crop of corn
~ grown at Fighting Creek, near Powhatan Court
House, will be sole publicly Tuesday the 10th of JULY
on the premises Terms at SALE For sale also as above
very fine wheat threshng machine, capable of getting
out between and 400 bushels per day.
SAMUEL ESTIS,
June 80 115-2t1 .40ent far CseOroe T,o,,Ioy
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NOTlCE.-All persons who have any claims against
the estate OF John Depp deceased requested to
onng them forward properly authenticated for settlement
by the 3ls day OF August next and those who in
debted TO the estate aforesaid requested make pay
ment by the time aforesad-this notice will be plead in
bar. ROYALL MARTIN Ex'or
July y. [l6-1u OF John Depp deco
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~TANTED, as an Apprentice to the Printing bust
w ness, an active, intelligent youth Of respectable
connections, from II to 10 years Of age Apply at the Of
fee Of this paper
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NOTICE.-The shares of stock subscribed Tor by Wal
IN ker Timberlake in the Rivanna Navigation Compa-
n.y. and all others upon which the full amount of thirty
dollars each share has not been paid agreeaby to
heretofore made will be exposed TO sale the Tavern
William ID. Fitch, in the town of Charlottesville
day the sixth day of August next for the purpose of
ing the amount due said shares BY order of the Board
of Directors, DANIEL F. CARR, Treasurer,
July 81 ll6-wlml Riv. Nav. Company.
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In OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES GOochland Coun
IL ty Court 18th June, 1882.
Thomas Binford, Plaintiff
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NEoRs DE VILE FOR sALE-Thc subscriber is

| II
ID IL authorised TO sell this desirable residence situated
in the county OF Albemare, and near the town of Char
ottesville The lot contains fifty and quarter of
land OF excellent quality, we'll enclosed, with sucency
of good meadow land to produce from fifteen twenty
thousand weight OF hay annually. The improvements
consists of neat dwelling house of brick, fifty two by
twenty feet two stories high in good repair Kitchen ice
house, stables sc. well of excellent water in the ward
garden containing of land, well enclosed and
IN good state OF Improvement together with beautiful
grove and lawn OF about five The local situation of
this residence for private family, gives it advantages
which are possessed by very few in the upper country
Its contguity TO Charlottesville the University TO the
Turnpike leading TO the Rivanna River which will soon
be made navgable in the midst of intelligent, wealthy
and highly cultivated society," commanding fine view of
the surrounding country affords the strongest inducemen
for man OF business or pleasure to purchase and settle
more minute description is unnecessary, is presum-
ed any person wishing to purchase would first view the
premises, which will be shown by MIR. John Winn, Mr..
Ira Garrett, Mr.. Rice W. Wood living near the place. or
by the undersigned who lives within few miles The
terms will be made known by either of the named
gentlemen the subscriber reasonable credit will be
given If not sold before the LIST of October next will
be rented for one year a term of years.
June 10. TII-Im1 DANIEL F. CARR
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against
Kenneth McRae, and William McRae, Defendants.
The Bill OF the plaintiff being read and filed, 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 ii appear
ing to the Court by satisfactory evidence, that he
inhabitant Of this Commonwealtf-on the motion of
plaintiff, by Counsel ii is ordered that the said defendant
William McRae do appear here at before September
Court next, and answer he.painfTs band that copy
Of this order be forthwith inserted in some newspaper
published in the city of Richmond for months
cessvely and also posted at the front door OF the court
house OF this county.
Copy. Teste, NAT. w. MILLER, D. C. C. C.
fJuly g. I6-wSw
I'm CHANCERY-VIRGINIA.- Rules holden in
n the Clerks Office of the Circuit Superior Court of Law
and Chancery for the County of Cumberland from the 4
20 the 9th days of June inclusive, in the year 1892
Miller Woodson, PltT
against
Leonard Bosher, Def
The defendant not having entered his appearance and
given security according TO the act of Assembly and the
Rules of this court and it appearing by satisfactory evil
dence that he is inhaban of this country il is
dered that the said defendant do appear here the first
day of the next September term and the Bill
the plaintiff; and that copy of this order be forthwith in
serted in some newspaper published in the city
for two months successfully, and posted the front door
of the Court House of this county.
Copy-Teste. JOHN DANIEL, jr., G..
July 3. 16-wSw
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SALE.-ln obedience TO the above decree, the under
signed WILL on the twenty fourth day of August
Cars Brook. in the county of Albemare, sell public
bic estate called Carrs Brook, Carrs Low Grounds
formerly the residence of Peter Carr deceased; containing
about go acres about $50 40 of which are Low
state of cultivation The improvements, consist of large
convenient
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July ID--WIm
or The Lynchburg Virenan, the Lexington Papct
castle Mirror, will be good give this nsoons
ward their accounts at Paonbu Va TO the Of Jas
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L believe the above to be true.-I was well acquainted
with the circumstance and know the debt be Just and of
his giving the watch to r. w Gooch the debt with the
privilege of redeeming it. JOHN p. MOODY