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Litchfield enquirer., 1832-10-18
Assessors Notice.

THE inhabitants of the town ef LilehfeA
 1 liable to pay taxes are by law reqniFed fO make written or printed list nfs all Taxable Property belonging to snch pers0ns 0n the. first day of October instant, with pertienlaEs Of all property real and peFSonal lIhhls to he assessed dandvalued, aud giss aE send she aams to the Assessors by tke 20tk c1 Il aue nssfk. And we hereby give notice. 4hat 1e wilI re- ceive said lists sO made out and handed t0 us by said time; and that printed blanks mar be had by calling upon either of us, or at shs 6E- flee at the Town Clerk.
 Captains of military companies are notified that by law it is made their duty to furnish their certificates of exempts previous tO said tune. ROGER COOKE, ssa ss a''e.'S.T JAsEs M. PlERPoNr. | Asses- ''sS ia ~sJ LEvf FRIsBIE, s0fs. hat~s,a ELI CURTIss. M e9ss
 ss Litchfeld. Sept 2. 1889 8gs ss sss, 1T
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-03-13
Cleveland.

NHE IMPORTED HORSE CLEVELAND, will
stand the present at the south end of Trent
oidgo, near the town OF Manchester, in tho county
Chesterfield, at Itcenfy Dollars the season. to be dis
charged by the payment Of fifteen within the season
which will close on LIST of July
Ihis fine Stallion is the property of Admiral Sir Isaac
Con and has been procured by the subscriber for the
present season only after which he will be returned
the agent oil his owner, Boston.
cleveland is dark bay, with black NAME legs and tail
seventeen hands high and years old of fine
or ana doubt there is any Stallion in Virginia pos
sessing equal bone, muscle and sncw He is said to be
OF the hnes breed OF horses used in England harness
cross oil the mares OF Eastern Virginia (Which all paake
more or less OF the blood stock with this horse
ed to produce most valuable breed for the draft and the
saddle. $3.50 Wv
Cleveland was sent to the United States In 1929 by his
owner improve the breed Of horses in
where AIN informed his colts (omc of them three wears
OLD next grass,) are amongst the finest in tho Union.
Mares sent to this horse will have the range of one OF
tho best pastures in this part OF tho country
WIN be abundantly fed grain, at 20 cents a day A
faithful agents employed who will use every precauton
against escapes and accidents but the subscriber will not
DC psespohsoie should any occur. &c. MAYO.
Richmond, March 10. e9-r
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-03-13
VERY SUPERIOR GOODS.


Nh MCINTYRE Importer and wholesale Dealer IN
N Be China, Gi0ss and Queens,cn,e, would respectful
Southern markets. that he is receiving his spring sup
ply, which, with what lie has hand, makes his stock
THREE HUNDRED AND FIFTY CRATES AND HHDs.
The greater part OF his fine goods from manufactures,
which confessedy surpass all others in Europe They
combine uencss OF finish, beauty Of scenery, with
strength and durability. Original crates, assorted, to suit
the wants OF country stores, at from 10 20 per un-
der the usual packing rates. complete assortment Of
first quality ware Tea Sets, entirely new,
Nv dsngushabc from China, at less Than half the price
He is prepared for doing very extensive packing bust
ness; he occupies that large and every way commodous
warehouse, S. r. of Howard and Fayette streets,
few steps north Of Baltimore street
N. B Merchants who TO market resolved upon
purchasing where they obtain goods the best terms
and who constantly keep in view two objects which
OF the first importance, viz quality and pnceafe most
earnestly solicited at least TO visit biz store.
Baltimore, Feb. 70, 0l-law5w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-03-13

HNDlAN QUEEN HOTEL formerly HeiskeI's and
"a late H. Wade's, No 10, South Fourth Street between
Market and Chestnut Streets Philadelphia, is kept by
b. DUKE who has, at considerable expense, made such
improve to the House will insure comfort
venience TO his Boarders and Lodgers. This House is
well known that il needs but little description being
central to the principal Mercantile Houses Market ST.
the Post Office, Banks and public places in Chestnut street
The Proprietor solics the attention of Merchants and
Travellers TO his establishment, and his claims their
patronage his efforts for their comfort accommoda-
ton. March g. 9S-Im
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-03-13

AAAS committed to the Jail OF Norfolk Borough. on
w the III day OF May, 1881, Negro Man He
states his name Is Cesar James and that lac is lrec aud
was born on the Eastern Shore of Maryland, in Talbot
county lie is about 81 % years OF age black COM
Plexion, feet inches high. The owner Of the above
negro Oh any requested TO comply with the law in such
cases otherwise he will be dealt with the law directs
Feb. rs, 1892 ". CURRIER Tailor
9l--wlN Norfolk Borough.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-03-13
Sir Charles.

IHNHIS beautiful distinguished, thorough bred racer
and getter OF racers, will stand tho ensuing season
at the residence Of my son, George w. Johnson within
one mile oil Moodys Tavern in Chesterfield, and about
~ miles from Richmond and Petersburg; and is now at
his stand ready to $40 the single leap and
sou the season. payable on the LIST of August NEXT when
it will expirc-$l00 insurance, payable as soon as the
mare Is known to be in oa parted With 81 cash to the
g om Mares that failed to Sir Charles last year, will be
insured this year at the price OF the season. company
OF six mares may go at $50 the season eachand one
gentleman putting five shall have the same priy
legc Mares furnished with pasturage, which 10 very
extensive and excccnt-and servants sent with mares
boarded gratis. Lots laid down in both wheat and
grass for and colts and fed if required % cents
day. Care will be taken TO avoid accidents, but no
countability for any that may happen.
Sir Charles has been often advertised, that il Is only
necessary to say that he is in fine heath horse
be, and is remarkably foal-gettcr His colts
very beautiful successful and winning wherever
they they selling very high prices indeed, and
are in very great demand Should the colts of any otter
distinguished horse and win, and win very often ana
TO SELL and sell very Often and at high prices they
then would only DO equal TO Sir Charless.
w. r. JOHNSON.
Chesterfield, JAM "a, 1882 SO-tl5Mh
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-03-13

FkNiiE subscriber will be absent from Richmond until
q Apr during his absence Mr. Lcthbridge will at
tend TO his professional business in whose skill, Den
list the public may with perfect safety place Tic mo. ina
plcit Confidence. Z HOUSTON
Jan s. 1882. 72-oawu
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-03-13

ANTILLIAM +. BUTLER date of the firm OF Har
w ms and Bucr) embraces this opportunity OF in
forming his friends and the public, that he intends in
to transact an Agency and Commission Business on his own
accounHe iiaers himself from tie experience lac has,
that he will be able TO give satisfaction to those who may
enrust their property 10 his Particular attention
viii he paid to consignments OF country produce.
Richmond March 3, 1892 OS-3t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-03-13
BY RITCMIE & COOK

Tho ENQUIRER Is published twice week. generally and
thteo times wcok during
hs samo hee,ofro Five Dollars payable
Notes OF chaered (ony)
90 70 payment The Editors win guarantee tho safety of omns
VI No will DO discontinued discretion of the
Editors, until all arrearagcs have been paid up
p Whoever will the have
TERMS OF ADVERTISING
NJ Ono lesFirst rs centseach cos,Inu.
s1ce % cents No advertisement has either beon
paid ot assumed by cit or ts environs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-03-13

THSHOS. j.. JETER Dentist, will be az McCoys
" Tavern, in Cartersvc, Monday, 18th March,;
AZ Panes Tavern, in New Canton, Thursday 18th; at
DIR. ID. d. Andersons Monday 10Th, and at Mays Ia
vern, Buckingham C. H. THURSDAY, 22d Of March, where
lac can be consulted, and will attend TO all calls in bpro.
iessiou. fMarch II g5-wgw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-03-13

EDRlNTlNG OFFICE FOR SALE.-By virtue of a
IL deed of trust, bearing date the End day of Au-
sey Ware and duly recorded in the office of the county
court of Rockbrdge, will, Friday the 3Oh Instant
sell at public aucon for ready money, before the
house door, in the town of Lexington, the Printing Of
flee and Establishment of the ''Roc BR DOE INTEL
LIGENcER, with all its privileges and appurtenances.
There are about $50 subscribers TO this paper and
situation makes il desirable purchase to printer wish
ing to conduct weekly paper WIN. TAYLOR,
March .. I96-tds Trustee.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-03-13
STATE OF TENNESSEE, Dapidson Circuit Court
KoHN II. DOBBS,
eD aUainst

STATE OF TENNESSEE, DdpidSOH Circuit Court, }
November Term 1881. {
KoHN II. DOBBS, Complts
ep against Original
Elizabeth Dobbs ct ais, Debts Dill
On motion Of the Complainant, by his Counsel and il
appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that the Deien-
dants IaZewel p. Dobbs, and Mary Dobbs his wife,
not inhabitants of this StaeI is ordered by the Court
that publication be made four weeks successfully in the
Richmond Enquirer, in Virginia, commanding the said
Defendants TO appear here the 4th Monday in May
next, and plead, answer, demur said bi otherwise
the will be taken for confessed against them and
set for hearing er-pdrte, and decreed accordingly
a Copy Teste, JACOB M. GAVOCK elk.
Feb. l6 [90-wiw] and Master of said Court
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-03-13

RMONTVUE INSTITUTE, Near ytfiddieto,on Ere
I'VE derrick County, Va.-The next Session will com
mcnce April 18th, and close September 19th.-The plan
OF this school is TO prepare the student for colleges
afford him full course OF instruction in the usual branches
of English education. Moral and scientific lectures
on subjects relating TO practical life, delivered in a
familiar way either in walks for recreation the fami-
ly circle The buildings and the lodging rooms
large and thoroughly ventilated The situation is retired
and the location calculated to the morals and health
of the student The number of pupils is limited to twelve
with whom an assistant teacher always lodges.
Terms, $75 per session, payable in every instance in
advance. This charge will not be thought high when it
is considered that it embraces boarding, lodging lights,
fuel washing land mending, If the student furnish materi-
a also tuition including all books and every article OF
satonery and that the pupil enjoys the advantages be
derived from the united attention Of two instructors devo-
ted to limited and select school; with the Of mis-
celaneous library, in which statedly deposited,
number OF the most approved periodicals, devoted 10 cdu
cation, science aud the arts.
No applicant received for less than session, tn,
part of the session remaining at the time Of admission
Feb. 2S. T94-tIst My.1 JOHN IODOR.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-03-13

NHESAPEAKE AND DELAWARE CANAL
" The canal open, and navigable by vessels drawing
six feet water In few weeks, culvert now making
as usual The Tolls and Regulations OF Passenger Bar
and vessels with merchandise, remain the same as
they were last season The facilities and despatch afford
cd on this route will be continued as heretofore.
II. Nj. LEWIS President c. and ID. c. Co.
Feb 81 g3-eo6t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-03-13
JAMES M. GARNETT President.
VIM. F. GRAY, Scc'ry. March 8. 0s-6t

I'D ANDOLPH MACON COLLEGE-As D.. Emory
MA has declined the Presidency, called meeting of the
Board OF Trustees Of Randolph Macon College will be held
at Boydtown, to commence on Wednesday, the 18th Of
April next for the purpose Of eecing President ans
Professor OF Languages, well as other important bust
WIN, A. SMITH gec'v.
Boydton, March 6. 9S-td
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-03-13
I'm CHANCERY.-In POwhatan County Court, Janu

Thomas MoseIcy and Benjamin AToseey, Pitts.
against
Joseph -. Davis, adm'or OF Richard Moseley, decd
and John Moselcy Bennett Moseey, Richard Moseley,
Edward Moseley, Robert Nioseey, Henry Howell and
Pamela his wife, late Pamela Moseley, Mary Susan
Moscey, and Arthur Moseey which said john Bennett
Richard, Edward Robert Pamela, Mary Susan, and Ar
thur, children OF Arthur Meseey, deed; and Elizabeth
Williamson Moseley and Robert Moseley children of Ro-
bert Moseey, decd; the said Robert Moseey, (son of
Arthur) Mary Susan Moseey, Arthur Moseey, Elizabeth
Williamson Moseey, and Robert Moseley (on Of Robert
being infants under the age of 81 years, Debts.
This day the Plaintiffs, by their Counsel and filed
their bill, and the Defendant Davis, filed his answer and
the Defendants Bennett Moseley Elizabeth Williamson
ing entered their appearance and given security according
TO the Act of Assembly and the Rules of this Court and
II appearing by satisfactory evidence that they
habitants OF this counry as Ovdered, That the said
Defendants do appear here the first day Of March
Court next and the bill of the Plaintiffs and that
copy of this order be forthwith inserted in
paper published in the City of Richmond, for months
successfully and posted at the front door of the Court
house of this County. a Copy. Testc,
Jan. 81. [79-wSwS1 VIM. s. DANCE, Clerk.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-03-13

UN CHANCERY, Virginia AT Rules, holden in the
n Clerks Office of the Circuit Superior Court OF Law
and Chancery for Henrico County, the 9th day Of Febru
airy, 1892
Robert Poore, Plaintiff
against
Benjamin Sheppard, Sheriff Of Henrico County, TO
whom was committed the estate of Neil McCoull for adj
mnistration, John ParkhilI and others, Defendants.
The defendant, John Parkh not having entered his
appearance and given security according 10 the Act OF
senbly and the Rules OF this Court and il appearing by
satisfactory evidence, that he is not uabant OF This
Country ordecd that the said defendant do appear
before the Judge Of said Court at the Capitol, in the
City OF Richmond on the first day of the next May Term,
to be holden for the trial OF civil causes and the
bill OF the plaintiffs and that copy OF this order be forth
with inserted IN newspaper published in The city Of
tchmODd or two months successfully, and posted 1T the
front door Of the Capitol, in the said city.A Copy Tcse,
Feb. 81. t02-wSwl J. ROBINSON, G. G.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-03-13

NWM. M. HARRIS s. CO.--Geserai agents aud
w Commission Merchants, Richmond, Virginia.
The subscribers offer their services their friends and
the friends OF the late of Harris and Butler in the
above capacity, and laer themselves, that b strict aen
ton, with thorough knowledge of the same, give ge
neral satisfaction, Their office will be in the room over
Messrs Pulling and Days, until their Lumber House, on
the Dock is completed, which will be in a few DAYS.
March S. 9S-6t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-03-13

0-PARTNERSHIP--The subscribers, having as
" sociated themselves in the business of Statoners
Booksellers and Bookbnders, Under the firm of SAxNAY
& STREET, respectfully tender their services the pub
lie. RICHARD ID. SAXNAY.
ALFRED STREET.
r. d. S. returns his sincere Acknowledgements to the
public for the very liberal encouragement received
thsir hands, and pledges the united eSerons the pre-
sent firm TO merit continuance OF the same
All persons having claims against X. ID. s. will please
present them for payment. Mar. 10. 99-6t
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-07-31
William and Mary College.

70 ME Lectures in this institution will com
"a Inonce os usual, on the last Monday in OCto.
Der. The Faculty are not authorized TO permit a
Student to board out of College, except on the
written request Of the parent or GUARDIAN con.
dIhon that will not be dispensed with in any case.
o more is to be paid for board including lodging,
washing, luel candles, attendance, &c. than $3.50,
OF which Ope half is TO be paid when the Student
enters College, and the other half at the expiration
OF half The term Expenses as foows:--For
board Sl2O-nairiculation fec S5--fccs to the
Professors in the Junior Course S7O-n the Sc.
nior Course S6C-Thesc fees are to be paid in ad.
vance.
The Law Lectures will be continued TO the end
OF the term, and the necessary expenses of the
Student, including board, fec 10 the Professor and
matricuiation fee, will be Sl45.
The Grammar School opens on tho first of Octo.
6er-Board for 10 months 800, and tuition fee
@@U. iy .
- u This Advertisement is TO be published in the
Enquirer, the Wing and Times, Richmond, imnledi.
ately, once a week for three weeks excessively;
and afterwards from the fret September, once a
Week until the opening Of tho College. In the
tnteIigencer, Petersburg; the Norfolk Beacon;
mo Raleigh Star; the Continoi Eswburn: tho Re-
Puoiican, Winchester; and tho Edgeheld CarolIni.
H,sn' p'C'; weekly threa tines from tho beginning
Christian.
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SA s,E.

| IN oDedience TO the above Decree the under
| signed will, on the twenty fourth day of Auynst
.IeAt t at SANnS BROOh, in the county of Able
marie sell at public auction, the credit in said de-
cree mentioned, that valuable estate called Carr,
Drooh' or Carrs Low Grounds, formerly the resi-
Cence oil Peter Carr, deceased, containing about
Oio acres, about l3O or 14O OF which are Iow
GROUNDS, which with the cleared high lands ara
IN good state of cultivation. The improvements
CONSIST OF large convenient
DIV ELLING HOUSE
hitchen, Weaving House, Ice House Carr;,oa
House, Barn, lhreshng Machine Stables Ser
wants Houses and all other necessary out II ouses
ms estate lies about FIVE or six miles north of b
University OF Virginia and the town of Charlottcs
vale on the kiv"nna River, the improvements of
| the navigation OF which is now under contract
ana expected to be completed this summer admit
tihg ooats OF burden up 10 Charlottesville and in
ueeu up TO the estate isclf-'fhis land is SO well
! hho"h 10 most perS ia this State that IL 10
deemed only necessary to say to distant parsons
,hat IL Is rare indeed that such property is in mar
hel' 10 De sold at puol:c auction. The Land win
be sold In one entire tract or divided I'm sn;t rr
chaSeFS as may he Gneined best. All are invited
70 vie" IN" premises previous TO the sale which
WIN 90 snewh by application to the undersigned.
Nl' chariottesvIi!e,) or Doctor lanes Tomkins.
residing at Cars Brook.
AT the same time and place i'm G,r,bor ,,:
cncc TO said decree, shall sell, i'm like manner
Tract OF Land OF about 352 Acres lving an h.
ofeno Creek, In Fluvanna, near James River
ana III HE nelghborhood of Gen. John II C.orko,s
Some of this Land is Of good Gualtv and ali Loa
| WY iiinDcred with pine, barrel timber &c con
Vemeniiy situated to james River and a LARGE md
! valuable Merchant Mil
| At the sane time and place, in further ob,a;
/ ence to SAID decree, | shall in lie nanner t,i
Joct however, to the dover of the widow of Db
hCy hlnor,) seh -four Tracts of Land in the Stat.
Q, INDIANA all embraced in, and are partrof the
ihho!S Grant, des gnaicd IN the plat thereof as ri
lows To 'vIt:-Five hundred Acree ba; =" ,oi-
ioti Two hundred Acres in number l26 0e,ora
=, -" pi,e uhoIeh Acres in number 255 (letter
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-07-31
lsliOckOe lggiW keis1e0sSss.aI

81 AW1NG to circumstances, preventing all the
~ necessary attention required in his business,
the subscriber is DESTROYS Of engaging with some
person OF respectable standing, who could advance
would dispose OF his Establishment, comprising a
small, but general assortment of well selected arti-
cles liberal terms
In the mean time, he will dispose of evo
ry arhclc at such rates, as to meet the ext
gences of the times, and endcavor to render
satisfaction both Ill price and quality, which
he trusts, on the strictcst test, will not suf.
Ter III comparison with any in the city. He
VIII always keep supply of such articles as OK
perlencc has recommended as preventives or cures
in the threatened malady; and will carefully and
thankfully attend to any orders or prescriptions
with which he may be favored
a. I'll. COHEN
Shockoe Hill, nearly opposite Mr.. Ira Ticbenor.
| jy 26-d3l&.N&Ftf
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-07-31
HEALTH OF EXTRAORDINARY WAR

Extract 10 the Editors Of the Philadelphia Enqui
rer, ddted DETROIT, July Is, 1892
Dear Sr-Ihls place continues to improve in
health But one two deaths from cholera have
occurred within tho last 4S hours The weather
Is again becoming warm; but we hepe that the
prevailing disease is far subdued, that this
change OF weather will not revive it,
nave, however, painful intelligence to com,
municate to you from the army of General Scorr.
The Steamboat Sheldon Thompson arrived at Chi
cngo on Lake Michigan with tho General, his staff
ana the advance companies of his army, on the
IUth inst. Upon leaving Mackinac, the cholera
broke out in these companies; and when the OK
press by whom this intelligence was brought left
Chicago, on the 18th instant, twenty-five of the
soldiers were dead, and sixty the sick list!
Four OF the officers, among whom were Captain
GAIT and Lieutenant MDUFFIs, had been attack
ed, but were doing well, and supposed to be out
OF danger. The people at Chicago had become
pan!c-ssruck, and fled in all directions. Even the
indian agent at that place had deserted his post
and was on the way to ST. Louis with his family!
This intelligence is official and authentic.
. n despatch from General ATKINSON to General
scott dated the 9Th instant, the main body OF
the Indian enemy, represents him to have $50 regu-
lars and 2lOO mounted men, ard to be within FIVE or
SIX miles of Black Hawk and his party consisting OF
about SOO Indians. The country, however is so ia
'ouraoie Tor inc Indians, that, as General ATKIN-
SON approached them, they could with facility
change their position, and it has become very doubt
fni whether he will be able overtake and subdnc
them lie had some hopes of coming up with them
IN Two days; But fear that Black Hawk has eu-
dcd him.
- In this vicinity, at the encampmcnt of Colonel
CUMMINGS at S2ringwells, among the detachment
Oh MAJOR THOMPSON, nine miles above this place,
"no a, fort e'ratort, 10 miles above us, the troops
are doing WELL No new cases have occurred:
Inc sick are recovering, and the prospect is
brightenipg.-Poor DR.. Everett, however as was
anticipated, has gone to his long account. Colo
mel Twiggs is well.
Yours truly. JOHN NORVEIL
ROBERT NORRIS ESQ. Editor of the Inquirer
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-07-31
COMMISSIONER'S OFFJCE.

NItH"UNDJ July IoTh, 1882,
The parties interested will please take notice
that have appointed the 18th of September next,
for commencing the duties directed in the forego.
ing order of court, which day at nine o'clock
A. NJ. they sre required 10 attend at my Office in
this CITY with their accounts and vouchers ready for
examination snd settlement, and with such docu-
ments and proofs, and Office copies Of such Of the
court papers 40 may 20 necessary TO enable full
compliance vrtn al tne directions Of the forego.r
order. HILARY BAKER, COMMIT
~ I3-1aw5H