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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-07-20
United States Court, Eastern District of
Yiroinia. Richlnond. Nan 1871. 1892.

IA the United States of America, against chest OF
"a, and the citation being returned executed the said
Tea-the said Libel stating, that the Schooner Ceres
vessel licensed TO carry the coasng trade arrived in
District OF York River from Plymouth, in Massachusetts,,
having on board the said chest of Tea, and other articles
OF foreign growth and manufacture and the the
said Schooner not being provided the time of his arrival
with manifest OF her cargo: and praying that the said
chest OF Tea may be condemned and sold forfeited
Therefore notice shereby given all persons concerned
that the said chest OF Tea WILL the first day the
term be condemned forfeited, unless claim should then
or before that time be interposed Tor the ana
dered that copy of this order be published for fourteen
days in one 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. TesIe, RID. JEFFRlES, Clerk.
July 3. l6-5t
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G 6D = REWARD.-Ran away from the subscriber,
20 @eI KeysviIle, Charlotte county, va. negro man
named Peter about 20 80 years old about six high
straight well made dark complexion, hasa good of teeth
VIII pay the above reward TO any person that will get
INN and put him in any jail or will deliver him to Mr..
lhonaS Lea near keysyle II any person puts him in
jail the Jai!or will give Thomas Lea information at
vile; and will also pay all reasonable charges that may
occur. PHILIP r. HALEY
N b. The said negro was raised in Halifax by Hem
anx near the courthouse. u. r. III
July6 17-lOC-
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TUNHE line of four horse post coGc hes from Richmond 10
n Orange Court house and Charlottesville, via Louisa
Courthouse, in operation, aGd viii continue
twice week without fail-leaving Richmond at 4
o'clock, A. NJ Wednesdays and Sundays, and arrive
at Charlottesville Mondays and Thursdays by no9D
Leave Charlottesville Wednesdays and Sundays, at
o'clock, A. NJ; distance by this line 81 miles Leave
Orange Courthouse Sundays and Wednesdays, and
arrive at Richmond Mondays and Thursdays at 5
o'clock, p. NJ Stage fare to Louisa house S3-o
Charlottesville S5to Orange court house 81 50-a in
ernediae distances per MILE and no night ira
Yelling The public assured that tho best horses and
most experienced drivers will be constantly in Service and
every exeroa to make the line comfortable and expedi-
tous. Baggage at the risk of the
Stage office at the Bell Tavern, Richmond, Va. Pas
seBgers will enter their before o'clock, r. NJ
Tuesdays and Saturdays.
BENJAMIN T. HARRIS
ELISHA JACKSON.
July TO- IS-2w
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NOIlCBAil persons having claims against the estate
~ OF Mary Logwood, deceased, Gate Of the county Of
Powhaan) arc requested to present Them, properly
honoated 70 the subscriber Immediately for payment
otherwise this notice will be plead in bar Of their claims
EDMUND LOCKETT. adm or 10Th
tUty ~ 1s-wdt
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by RITCEIIE a COOK

1 The ENQUIRER published twice week. generally, and
during
Price, tho heretofore Five Dollars payable
Notes Of shaored specie banks (ony will
sovcd The Editors will tho safety OF remit
MALL all
No paper will be discontinued, discretion
Editors, until all have been paid
Whoever will the of papers, shall
have tho tenth gratis
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
One frat continuance,
30 No paid
assumed by person in this city its environs.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-07-20

NOIlCE.-By virtue Of the last Will and Testament
OF Samuel Nuckols, deceased, the subscriber will
proceed TO sell to the highest bidder the premises
Thursday the 10Th day OF July next If fair, il not the
next fair day. all the estate Of said deceden both and
personal, on the following terms, TO witt the land which
lies partly in Goochand and partly in Hanover countess
and contains about 400 third Of tho purchase
money 10 be paid in cash, and The balance i'm equal
annual payments approved personal security and a
deed IN trust on the land TO the last payments
The personal estate, consisting Of six likely young negroes
horses eae sheep and hogs, plantation utensils, house
bold &c on the following terms, TO witt six months Gre
DIT Tor AL sums above FIVE dollars, bonds with approved
euhy TOR ye dollars and under cash will be required by
NAlHANlEL NUCKOLS, Admir- de bonis non.
All persons having claims against the estate arc
ed TO bring them forward that due arrangements may be
made iof settlement, all persons indebted to the are
requested to come forward and make immediate payment
May %. r6-wsvs1 NJ NJ
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iENo THE PUBLlC.--lt is extremely painfulto every
n man OF sens5iy, to be obliged appear before the
public for the purpose OF repellng the attacks Of
principled slandcrer. But however painful il NAV be-
due respect to the public and especially the opinions
acquaintances and friends sometimes renders necessary
This is my only apology for noticing in this manner a
gross insnuaion made against my integrity and honour in
the Richmond Wing, OF the 1Ith inst. by -- Tbu /
will not give him the designation which his character
and conduct entitle him]-by one ALFRED EUBANK.
lie has the un0ushing eronery charge with 6oy-
Totong Watch from him. and refusing return il! The
charge is false; and he kOtcs it is false ow unuera
bly, despicabe, them is the which could induce
him publicly to prefer such charge against me
facts in reference to the watch simply these
This .ADred Eub0nk indebted TO me in a sum of
money which he Gould not pay, and offered insisted
that should take the watch alluded to- in payment of the
debt. took it, declaring him, however that he might
receive it back whenever he would pay me the money
due, or give me security FORTS payment Afterwards
deed he demanded the restoration of the watch without
paying or securing the payment OF the debt did refuse
and StH refuse, TO return Ths statement proved by
the annexed certificate.
.4DTed Eubdnk says, he "thought me a GENTLEMAN
at the time What ought his acquaintance noto to think
OF him? But let me not "press falling man too far
let his oon conscience sting him
June 49, [l5-s1 ROBERT W. GOOCH.
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NOTICE 10 the creditors of N. X. Thomas deceased;
have small sum of money in my hands 10 be di-
vded among the judgment creditors OF n. Il. Thomas,
deceased All persons having SUCH other claims against
said estate will do well TO present them Immediately,
wish 10 pay away the funds in hand possible.
VIM. ID. WREN, Ser'gt e. X.
July 10. Is-2m
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q ARANGE SPRINGS.-The subscribers having ssken
" possession Of This property, have adopted this method
OF Informing the public that every preparation for the re-
cePon and accommodation Of visitors has been made No
expense labor has been omitted 10 render every thing
both comfortable and convenient.
July 10. lls-iw1 y J.. J. r. COLEMAN
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obedience 10 decree of the County Court of Ches-
ID eried, made the 9th July 1892 in the of
tom rs Bottom, will be sold on the 9Th day of August
next on the premises the Lot whereon WIN. Bottom
sided at the time of his DEATH in Manchester credit
OF IL months Bond and security will be required and the
hte retained until the purchase money is paid The title
beved to be good; but the Commissioners will only
vey such right as is vested in them by said decree
WIN W. WEISlGER,
-ALBERT MICHAELS, Nonih ~
I,l.,
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July 20.

WHYGElA HOTEL, OIL Point Conlfort-This ex-
"a tensve establishment open for the reception of
company Its locality aud the various alterations and inn
Provemens, recently completed, Several additional build
ings having been erected since The last season. for the
more comfortable accommodation Of visito) must render
w. both TO the invalid and to those in quest Of pleasure
one OF the most desirable residences the sea board
The BAR is well stocked with the choicest liquors.
ectedby experienced judges in New York and Phlade-
phia and the BEDS OF The very first quality The pro-
Pretor pledges himself at all times furnish his TABLE
with the choicest deicaces the seasons market aud neigh
oorhood Afford, and that every attention shall be shown
those who favor him with their patronage.
There two conmodious BATHING HOUSES one
for tho exclusive accommodation Of Ladies and the other
for Gentlemen; therefore Ladies or Gentlemen can have
Bath at any time Of the day. There il also Warm
3qth attached 10 the establishment
Steam boats from Baltimore, Washington and Richmond
touch at the Point each trip land and receive passen-
gers, aud Steam Boat plies daily between Old Point,
Norfolk and Hampton, for The convenience Of those who
may wish 70 visit either Of those places.
Vessels OF every description continually passing and
TePassiog both from foreign ports and coasiyise and
Steam Boats can be employed parties Of pleasure to the
Cspes, whenever sufficient number ius6es IT, and time
" notice Is given M PARKS
Old Point Comfort, Jtty n.
yufy 10. o. De-
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HOOKS OF SUBSCRIPTION to the James Rirer
BJ0 and Kdnd,cha Company re-opened-The Presi-
dent aud Directors OF the James River Company having
satisfactorily ascertained that the of stock
sary for the incorporation Of tho James River and Kd-
ndchd Company has not been subscribed do hereby
quest the Commissioners hereto appointed for that pur
pose to their respective Books of subscription
continue them open unti the second Monday in De-
cember next, unless instructed close them
Commissioners will be appointed practicable
receive subscriptions in various other of State
by order of the President and Directors OF the James
River Company J. BROWN JR Second Auditor
July6. I7-6,
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July 1O

a PLANTER from the South, wishes TO purchase, for
IA his otDn use from so to IS NEGROES, in families
among whom he would like 10 have a skful coachman,
and set Of mechanics. Address
n. CAVENDfSH. Richmond. Va.
" The Petersburg fntegencor will
tho above three times, send their this ohoe.
June 20 15-f
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= tsIaUIIsHthcht Capitol. Having rcunccdhcr
charges, the following will he her from this date
Board and Lodging for a gentleman and his lady,
or Tor two gentlemen or two ladies' in rooni
$3.50 per annum, each, paid quarterly $500 90
Do. do. one gentleman lady 260 90
Do. for gentleman, without lodging $50 90
Do do children under II years Of age half price
Do do servants as 90
Do do. gentleman and his lady, or two gentlemen
two ladies', per week, in room, 50 each lo 90
Do, do. one gentlemen or lady in 90
Do. do. children under IL years of age, and
wants 2 90
DO. do. gentlemen and ladies, per day, with fire 25
DO. do. do. do. do without fire l 90
Do do children under IL years of age servants half
price.
Do. do dinners, 3s; breakfast, %. 3d. tea &C.
Is. 3D.
Livery of each horse, 81 hours g. gals grain and rack
food,) 80 cents.
Extra grain, additional charge.
Carriage shelters furnished without charge.
July IL 2O-3iSwif
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ID ZEAL AND PERSONAL PROPERTY FOR SALE.

Id EAL AND PERSONAL PROPERTY FOR SALE.
~ The Subscriber intending from the city
OF Richmond, WILL the 18th instant, sell TO the
highest bidder, the following property, witt The House
and Lot on street, known the Shocke Hill Tavern,
fronting said street from 40 so feet three stories high
having in the first tenement comfortable rooms and in
the second with good spacious and dry cellars in the
yard is good well OF water, hydrant OF pure
ter, furnished from the City Water w oks very consde
rabe expenses back buildings made of brick In the yard
OF the first tenement long single story house, used
Kitchen odging-room for servants, coal house,
through which water conveyed 10 the stable and um
Der ROOM In the yard OF the second tenement is good
kitchen, with fire place above and below stairs
Also House and Lot on street. directly north and
opposite the ShockG Hill Tavern. The house has
five rooms nclung the cellar and there is sufficient
ground fronting street build three good te-
nements This is very beautiful and valuable piece of
property
will also sell Ten Negoes-the greater portion Of
them young, and as valuable any in the State.
The Furniture belonging the Tavern will also be sold,
consisting OF twelve fifteen beds and rnitureabout
one dozen OF the bedsteads made by Mr. Hendree
good mahogany, with high tables chairs
looking glasses some kitchen furniture and many other
ticles too tedious TO mention.
Also large Stable and Carriage Shelter, built Of wood
he stable containing 81 good stalls and the shelter large
enough TO contain or carriages They stand rent
ed lot Immediately adjoining the Tavern.
Terms of sdle.The real estate will be sold for one
third cash. the balance credit OF 6, H. and Is months
from the day OF sale, without interest," with deed
the property to secure the payment The negroes, furn
ture, stable and shelter will be sold for cash
July g. [l7-tdsl WILSON BRACKET.
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To the Heirs Of Wn Hill, Decd late fthe County Of
SUSSEX and State Of Yj ginid.
yHNdE following persons, TO witt Thomas Hunt, Tho
n mas Hill. Richard Hill Green Hill, Richard Ii. Par
ham, John II. Edwards William Fowll,s. in right of his
wife Margaret, formerly Irby Vaughn, in right of
his wife Mary, formerly Irby, Hannah Iby, Catliarne
irby lane 1Oy Sandy H. Irby' Richard Irby Martha
John J. Long Frances f. Long, James Rembert and Sa-
rah r. his wife, formerly Long William Junus weems,
Of Eugenia A. formerly Long, James Gee and Hannah
Ibis wife, Joel Crawford and Sarah i wife, William Ter
rc and w. Elizabeth his wife, Robert N. Booth, Of
George Booth Jr decd, Thomas Booth, John Booth and
William Booth. sons of George Booth, Senr decd, Sally
Tucker, formerly Booth, - Freeman and Nancy his
VIE George T. Cary James Gho no and Charlotte his
- Hamlet and Martha his wife, Reuben b. Hicks,
Thomas Hicks, Robert C. Booth in right of his wife Eliza
BETH formerly Hicks, Benjamin Booth in right of his vile
Sally formerly Hicks, Reheeca Booth, formerly Hicks,
Sarah A. and Charles j. Cabiness heirs of Minerva Cab
ness formerly Hicks Richard Y. Bland William Parban
Benjamin Booth, Robert O. Booth, Robert II. Booth, Ed
win G. Booth, William Bocth Edward Booth Mary a.
B9oh' Harriet Booth, Louisa Boob. Caroline Booth
wade and Charlotte his wife, fonerS tSooh, - Scar
Sy ana Martha A. his wife, formerly Boom Benjamin
Ward and Maria his wife, formerly Booth jesse Coe and
heirs OF Salty Mitchell, formerly Booth James Booh John
Booth, Mitchell Roberts aud Martha his wife, James at
thews and Maria his wife, Daniel McCIusty and Lucy his
witc, James Roane and Elizabeth his wife, heirs of John
Booth, Senr decd, Emily Booth, Robert Booth, Emra
Booth, Joanna Booth John Booth Edwin Booth and James
L. Booth, heirs Reuben Booth son of John Booth Senr
decd Harper Booth, Reuben Booth, Thomas Booth, Ju-
dith Jones, formerly Booth Rebecka Elliott, formerly
Booth, Mary b. Maiet heir of Mary NJ. Winfield, Abra-
per, decd, William Neale and Sally his wife, formerly
Booth and Benjamin Harris aud Minerva his wife, for
merry Jones' Thomas Jones' Frances jones' Harrod Jones'
William Jones, James Jones and John Simmons and Re-
becca s wife, heirs Of Nancy Jones' formerly Booth be-
ing the heirs and distributes of William HILL decd late
oil the county OF Sussex, hereby notified that having
been appointed receiver Of the money arising from tie
sales Of that portion Of SAID Hills estate decrecd be sold
and which is subject TO distribution that am ready
to pay over to them, their legally authorised agents.
their respective proportions agreeaby order and de-
cree of the County Court of Sussex made at July term
1882 As many OF the parties reside out of this State, they
will see the necessity 10 prevent disapponmens) Of pro-
ducag proper evidence, where they apply in person,
duly authenticated powers Of attorney where tie applca
ton is made by agents.
JOHN CARGILL, Receiver.
July 20. 2I-w4w
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We the undersigned certify that the statement above
made Is, within our knowledge, substantially true
LAYTON G.. DICKINSON
JNO. l.. HICKMAN
believe the above to I've true was well acquainted
with The circumstance and know the debt lust and O,
his giving the watch to r. w Gooch for the debt with the
privilege Of redeeming II. JOHN p MOODY
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IMPROVED MILL

For Grinding Grain, Plaster, Paints, Dye StuGs, Sc.
pKD s. w. G.. JOHNSTON, of Philadelphia, having
H0s obtained letters patent for an Improvement In the
construction of Mills for Grinding Wheat Rye, and other
Grains, for Flour, Feed, and for Grinding Paints Dye
Stus Plaster, &c. which may be advanageously worked
by horse seam other power, respectfully invites the at
tenen of the public
require onehaf OF the power necessary TO drive those Of
the ordinary size in than onehalf of the
expense them; and will make good flour, and
much of it, the large sized stones The decided advan
tages arising from the practcabiy of driving them by
light of water, where those Of the size generally
could be driven, working them seasons
of theyea when il is mpraccabe from insuicency
OF water TO the large stones recommends for general
ase.
One Of the mills is in operation (merely temporary,
however the of George and Swanick streets,
which between Chestnut and Walnut aud Sixth and
Seventh Streets Philadelphia where all persons feeling
interest in important improvements invited 10 call.
Letters the subject addressed above, will meet
with prompt attention. [2l-3t] July 20.
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NOTICE. offer for sale the property which hold at
Louisa Court House Its peculiar situation SUCH
well its unusual advantages, that a description of
them would make an advertisement too long The build
ings are OF wood, and would require small advance i'm
prove hem 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
hut In high state OF improvement The
392l2 acresThe whole of that which is cleared is in
very fine filth; likewise contains that which is
mon to such establishments, superabundance of farm
timber and fire wood Should the be congenial,
the hay crop, which will be made this year, is worth
less than dollars and can be sold directly
at home. The land, like other land which requires cu-
,ivation and impros ement and be taken Of is
adapted TO any crop which belongs climate in yr-
gina-laude 36 liz degreesand the soil is susceptible
by the application OF those which easily and
Oily to be had if there capitalists purchase The
place, tho called Louisa Court House, is deemed village
and by many individuals 1T is thought could be made much
larger the of the land would lay il oin lots. The
cost to the purchasers. in copartnershp, originally
twenty-five thousand dollars, in the year 1917 or 49,
The expenditures and ns have been
very considerable, at all events 10 make the this
period equal 10 thirty thousand dollars for the whoe and
the profits which annually arise at this dull period, well
as the very many bad o lae crop years. has paid
than per centum: and if the purchaser should think
that 1t were to his interest," after examining the peculiar
advantages which the property has would bring in
terest of more than IL I2 per centumThe subscriber
in the absence Of those which necessary
avail himself of all the advantages which are necessary
is Induced TO offer for saleIt is situated on the main
road leading from Richmond, north and northwest about
so miles from Richmond, and on the stage road cal
led the Louisa and Orange ine and is in the direction
charlottesville district from that place the present road
81 miles but the direct by the Green Springs
the waters oil which formerly much resorted
held in high reputeThey however, the property
Dr. James NJ Morris, and not resorted public
watering place.
II is presumed that the place offered for sale is general
" know in Virginia, if in other States; and the sub
scrber confidently and in good faith recommends
exceedingly valuable and healthu situation. Reference
to the subscriber for further particulars either by letter or
in person, must be Louisa Court House, Va
june IL. [IO-G JNO. NJ. PRICE.
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NOTTOWAY CELEBRATtoN

The Anniversary of Indendence was celebrated at
tie Eangowan Rock Springs The upper part of Motto
way, by the Troop Of Cavalry commended by James E. p
Pacon and large number Of other citizens of the coun
~. committee, Of Col. John II. Knight, Lieut. Col
VIM. VerZer, Capt. j. +. r. Bacon, DR. Jas. H. Gregory
George N. Seay, DR.. Cornelius Philips. Lieut. Thos
Fowlkes Jas. s. Jeer, VIM II. Mills and John Webster
were unanimously chosen by the company prepare set
Of todsts, and appoint fit person TO the Declare
committee, from their body, unanimously elected Can't
f.. p. Bacon who proceeded TO discharge the duties II
bu justice to him, 70 say, that the Declaration of nde-
pendence was read In spirited and impressive Manner
having previously made many eloquent and animated
marks In regard to IT. sufficient TO inspire all who heard
him with the most glowing patriotsmAt 3 O'clock the
company sat down to splendid dinner furnished nv the
Troop. The cloth being removed, Col. John r. Knight
requested TO act President, and COL w Yerzer
Vice President; when the following toasts were drank
!. The Day celebrate:
How boauicously tho sun doth shine
On this our happy iubileej
How proudly heemen al combine,
To simply sny--wo all arc hoo.
cheers
2. The Revolution: Like disinherted child we left
overbearing parent but like prodgs shall we
return. cheers
3. Bberty We have prayed for II, fought for IT, and
dearly paid for i,but could not beg for it, 9 cheers
4. The Union: Sooner may the Tariff Bill ana all its
advocates, sink TO rise tan house 10
become divided agsns: itself Cheers iunumerable
Constitution Of tho United States: Death 10 lis IN
vsders. cheers.
g. La Fsyeuo: May HE grey hairs 20 10 the grave in
peace and his last hours be swoeenod with the recoec
lion Of having fought and bled for America. cheer.
Z Major John l.. Crute Of Prince Edward Nine deep
csr- received On he tented fields NJ The voiuon pro-
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6STRAw BERRY PLAIN FOR RENT.--This valua-
~ bic farm, in Curos Neck, will be rented 10 the high
eH bidder or tho premises, Wednesday, ;he 2Sth inst
Mr.. Ring will shew the land any person wishing 10
rent SAM'L M. BOCKIUS,
Trustee Tor tho children Of y =. Cooke, dec.
tuly 10 1o-4r
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FWNO BRlCKLAYERS.-Two good Journeymen will
N. find immediate employment, liberal wages, by
applying to JOHN b. HAWKINS. :
Farmville, Va, Juy3 I6-6t
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a TEACHER WANTED--To take immediate charge
IA Of School in private family, i6 miles s w. Of
Petersburg the situation is in all respects agreeable
one, and the School, until the interruption which has Just
occurred by the departure Of the teacher, has been we'll
organised and attended. No person need apply who can
not produce satisfactory evidence Of his moral and literary
competency, and his experience In teaching the ancient
Languages and the elements Of Mathematics, together
with the other branches Of a good English Education. APP
ply to J. w. PEGRAM, Of Petersburg.
July IL. 20--n