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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-09-18
RICHMOND, TXHGG,Is, TUEsD.aY; SEFTN.MRER rs 1sae

NDUCATIoN.-MRs JULIET DREw viii resume
~ her school at her residence ShockG Hill, Rich
mond, the first Monday in October next Encourage
by the liberal patronage which has hitherto been extend
ed to her efforts she has made arrangements for enlarg
ing her school by the admission Of pupils prepared 10 en-
ter on a course Of study IN The CHER Jranches-The
course OF instruction will comprise Reading Writing
arithmetic, Grammar Geography, History, Astronomy
Chemistry, Natural and Moral Philosophy Latin French
and Music.
She has employed the services of Mr.. DANIEL H.
EMERSON, who is graduate of Dartmouth College and
ishghy recommended as gentleman whose talents and
moral character qualify him for a teacher She would be
pleased to receive few boarders over whom she will
erciSe maternal care.
In respect TO the qualifications OF Mr.. Emerson the
public are referred TO the following certificate =
81 am acquainted with Mr. Emerson and have ever con-
sidered him young OF devoted picy which he
with him in his whole department: of ainiable manners
oil regular collegiate education, and of good talents
no doubt oil his qualifications in every respect give Mrs
Drew that aid in instruction which she wishes TO procure
and would lead me TO expect her school take the first
rank, in point OF usefulness, among the schools of Rich
mond. STEPHEN TAYLOR
Sept. Ia 37-3w
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Il University OF THE STATE OF N. YORK. -
~ College Of Physicians and Surgeons of NJ York
! he Lectures in this Institution will commence on the
hr Monday in November, and continue for four months
Expense Of the whole course SlO0Atatrculaon fee S.
JOHN AUGUSTINE SMITH, NJ. d.
. Anatomy and Physiology
ALEXANDER II. STEVENS, NJ. d. Surgery.
JOSEPH NJ. SMITH, NJ. D.,
Theory and Practice OF Physic
EDWARD DELAFfELD, NJ D., Obstetrics
JOHN b. BECK NJ. D.
Matefia Medca and Medical jurisprudence
JOHN TORREY, NJ. D., Chemistry aud Botany
VALENTINE MOTT, NJ. D.,
Pathological Anatomy and Operative Surgery
September /. B6-IrfN
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a hVERSEkr>S WANTED-rhe Subscribers wish
w to employ, for the ensuing year, supern-
tend their plantations in New Kent and Charles City; men
with small families will be preferred None need apply
unless they can produce satisfactory testimonials their
characters, as well as abilities to superiu,end large
tate TO such liberal wages will be given. Application to
be made to the Subscribers living near Potiesvile
Louisa County. FRANCIS JERDONE, ir
WILLIAM JERDONE.
Sept IL. 376is
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UOHN J. WERTI, (Sign Of the Golden Ken has
% just received by the ship Equator from Liverpool and
lssnow opening part Of his Fall Supply, which, toge-
ther with other arrivals, daily expected from England
and the Northern cities will render s stock Of Hardware
Cutlery and Saddlery very extensive and complete
Country Merchants will find his assortment to embrace
every article suited to their trade the very lowest pr
ces and on accommodating terms.
September T. 35-6t
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~lLL BE SOLD on the 18th day of October next,
w on the premises, about 600 of Land, on a
credit oil oDe two and three years, the purchaser giving
bond and security with deed of the Land 10 Sc
cure the purchase money. This Landlies WELL in heal
thy and agreeable neighborhood, with portion of Apo
nauox low grounds, and sufficient portion Of wood
land; is good situation for tavern being about eight
miles below Raine tavern and the fork OF the Angola
with the Guinea road; and is sold for distribution among
the heirs OF Lewis lsbell, deceased. BY the
ADMINISTRATOR.
Cumberland, September II. Bids
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III , EMOVAL.-The subscriber has removed from his
d. q former residence, few doors below the old Market
directly opposite the Mansion House, few doors be-
low the Bell Tavern, where he intends carrying on the
manufacture of Tin and Sheet Iron Ware, in all its vare-
ties and extensive scale than he has here Ofoe
All tin and sheet iron work done ORDER aud on short no.
tice. He has also OH hand top wagons; and will keep
constantly cast iron stoves of different patterns The nha-
bants OF Richmond, as well country merchants are
respectfully invited to call before purchasing elsewhere
it is his determination sell low as can be bought in
this city. DANIEL WELLER
September IL. 1876
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HHAIRFIELD RACES, FALL MEETING, will COM
a mence on the Sd Tuesday in October next, and
tinue four days.
First dGy.-A Colt Sweepstake, two mile heats, 5000
entrance half forfeit, which there subscribers
with the best colts in the United eight OF the ten
distinguished winners.
David H. Branch enters b. Tobacconst, by Golanna
(late Winfree's)
VIM X. johnson enters b. C. Herr Cline, by Sir Archy
Jas. j. Harrison Wkinson's CHI c. by Sir Archy
L. VIM. NJ West enters McGhees b. c. Sir Walter (the
winner of the Stallion Stakes Tree i) by Monsieur
Tonson.
.. WIN. Wynn enters b. Anvil, by Monsieur Tonson
6. WIN. III. Mnge enters b. f. Florida, by Contention
T. Jno NJ Bolts enters br Douglass, by Gohanna out
of the dam of Collier.
s. Richard Adams enters b. c. Primera, by Ratler.
g. Henry a. Tayloe enters Cornelia, by Raer.
10. Jno. Minge enters bl. c. Black Hawk, by Hotspur
Second ddy.-PropretOr's Purse $500, two mile heats,
entrance SIS.
Third day.-Jockey Club Purse $780, without discount
four mile heats entrance 500
Fourth ddy.-A Colt Sweepstakes two mile heats 400
entrance half orleito which there four subscribers
namely:
J. Jno Minge enters Peter Lyons b. c. by Johanna
2 Jno. NJ Bolts enters CHI f. Barbara by Gobanna out
of Wild Cat.
B. Thos Carter enters CHI. f. by Ho;spur, dam by Jack
Andrews
e. o. p. Hare enters b. f. Kate Kenpon, by Contention
dam Columbia
Ample accommodations will be provided at the Fairfield
Dwelling House.
R 5T8; MIDo ADAMS. }proprio'or..
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The above sale meets the appreciation Of the subscri-
Der, and as he designs moving the West lorhwh he
purposes selling the premises, the day, one
valuable brood mare, with colt by Johnsons Medley, 3
others OF good blood his stock of cattle, hogs, sheep
about $50 barrels of corn go bushels of wheat large
quantity of oats in stacks fodder wheat straw and huc
household and kitchen furniture plantation TOOLS and
clock Nine months credit will be allowed, on bonds and
approved security. JOHN r HALL.
September Is. 3S-t2SthS
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MMR. WILLIAM fowler, Gustavus Hendrick,
1VM Elizabeth Hendrck and Elizabeth Keeling: here
by notify you all that have declined taking the lepos
tons OF Lefty Sullivan and Others the 14th 18TH 10Th
and 18th days of October, 1892 but shall proceed take
the dispositions of Edmund Keeling and others, the
l4th 10th, 10th and l7h days OF November, 1892 at
Cochransvile Post Office, Abbcvie District South Ca
roina; all of which will be read evidence in suit now
depending in the county court of Charlotte in Chancery
wherein am plaintiff and yourselves defendants.
EDWARD b. FOWLKES.
September Is. 3S-w4W
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Il AISSoLUTIoN.-The co-partnershp heretofore ex
n islng under the firm of Anderson s. Leake is by
the death oil Josiah Leake r late member of said con
Germ dissolved All persons having claims against said
concern will present them for settlement, and those in
debed it, will please make payment early as pract-
cable, to DAVID ANDERSON, JR.,
Sept. IL. Surviving Partner,
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NEcrrit nj. Rohimaon.

ATTORNEY AT Law,
AWlLL practise in the Inferior and Superior Courts
w held in The city Of Richmond
:, u Once at Mrs. Duvars, opposite the City Court
House IN the rooms recently occupied by WIN. w
McCreery, Esq.
Sept II. sS-6t
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Sept. Il

To John W. Blackwell and Nm. g. Bdynhanl, guar
didns for the orphans Of John Baynhan, deceased:
WoU, not being inhabitants of this State, will please
I'LL take notice, that shall, the Goth day of October
next the house of Crow Gover in the county
of Halifax and State of Virginia. proceed take the de-
position OF Lewis Griffin and others, and continue from
day TO day, until the be taken, Sunday excepted;
and the Both October next Thos Easley's store,
the county and State proceed to take the deposition
OF Hartwcl Gresham and others, and continue day
to day. Sunday excepted until the same be aken-to be
read evidence ia suit depending in the county
Court of Chancery, where you aud others plaintiffs
and am deenlant at which time and place you may
tend if you please. JOS. G. Il. BAYNHAM,
Admir- of William Baynham, deed.
Halifax, Va, September Is. 3S-w4w
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NoIlCE.-By virtue of deed of trust executed by
John w jones and Martha his wife, bearing date on
the 10Th day November $780, and of in the County
Court OF Amelia and to accomplish certain purposes in
the premises sell by way of public auction for ready
money certain tract or parcel of land with its appure.
nances lying and being in the county of Amelia and adj
Others containing two hundred forty five acres more
or less or such portion thereof may necessary to an
swer the unsaished purposes of said deed and deay the
eXpences incident to the execution of said trust The title
to said land is believed TO be good but acting as trustee
will only convey 10 the purchaser the title vested in me
by said deed. RICHARD s. JONES TyusJee
august 20 32-3t
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HHOR SALE-My House and Lot, situated in the rear
"a Of the Penitentary, with six comfortable rooms,
five of which have good re-paces. There is neat
brick cellar below with three rooms two OF which
fire places; together with other out-houses, sufficient for
the comfortable convenience of private tAmily-aso
well of excellent in the yard, but few steps from
the door.Persons wishing purchase call at Tenn
porary Hail. and obtain the keys TO the establishments and
get generavew of the premises.
ALSO, a tract IF Land The White Sulphur
Springs IN The county IF Green6rer, containing one
hundred acres, within tree miles OF the Springs, and adj
joining the property OF Mr.. John Dixon Gentlemen of
fortune, who frequent those celebrated Watering places
might make this and convenient summer residence
being contiguous enough to the Springs receive all the
advantages from the of tile White Sulphur waters
Sept. 10. [35-2tl REBECCA GLOVER.
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MWATTAPONY LAND FOR SALE offer Tor
1vA sale the Low Grounds Tract of Land, lying in the
upper end OF King William County Mattapony River,
adjoining the lands of Messrs John Robinson James Fox
and Lewis Berkeley This tract contains 966 acres has
on it small comfortable dwelling house, together with
every necessary house for FARM well laid off, and in
fine state for cultivation. The usual crop of wheat will
be seeded there good chance for about 900 bushels
wheat 900 barrels of and good crop of tobacco
Terms accommodating aud made known application TO
the subscriber, living New Found Mills, Hanover
The land will be shown by my (Mr. Moore }
Purchasers are invited to call and it,
JAQUELIN A, BERKELEY
Sept. Is 3s-lanf
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AAVID ANDERSON, Jr., will continue the sale of
NJ Groceries, Domestic goods Cotton yarns, &C., at
the stand formerly occupied by Anderson & Leake:-He
offers to his friends and the public generally well select
ed assortment consisting in part OF the following articles
and many others too tedious TO enumerae:
20 hhds ST. CroiX Porto Rico, and N o. Sugars
80 boxes and barrels refined do
300 bags of green and Java coffee,
30 hhds English Island molasses,
25O sacks Liverpool blown salt,
go do. ground alum, do.
80 tons Swcdes Country and English iron,
ton plough plates,
English and American bstered steel,
German do
100 kegs cut nails and brals assorted sizes,
100 bags patent shot do.
45 kegs Duponts and Beatys powder,
20 bales cotton oznaburgs,
do. 81 brown shiriings, p.,, ~,
do. "A do. sbeetings, NC" IL "i"nui"c'urc
5000 do cotton yarns assorted
/ pipe superior l.. p. M. wine, years old
do and or. casks S. NJ. do, Woodhouse brand
10 Or. casks Sweet Malaga do.
pipe very superior Cognac brandy, 9 years old
puncheon old Jamaica ruin
Old Rye whiskey, i'm barrels,
Common do. in bhds. and barrels,
Pepper, ginger allspice, nuinegs, indigo nader cop
peras alum, saltpere birthstone, spermace and allow
candles, bed cords leading lines, writing and wrapping
paper.
Sept IL. 37--f
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NOIlCE.-By virtue of deed of trust executed by
Ia Jno. W. Jones and Martha his wife, bearing on
the 10th day of November $780, and of record in the
County Court of Amelia and TO accomplish certain pur-
tober 1882 on the premises sell by way of public auc
uon Tor ready money, certain tract or parcel OF Land,
with its appurtenanccs lying and being in the county
Amelia and adjoining the lands of David Mann, James
Pnchet and others containing 2i5 less
such portion thereof may be necessary to the
unsshed purposes OF said deed and deiray the expences
incident to the execution of said The title to said
land believed to be good but acting Trustee will
iy convey to the purchaser the title vested in by said
deed. RICHARD s. JONES Trustee
September 1S. 3S-2aw4t
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NOTICE.-The subscriber will sell his good and well
known stand in the upper part of Goocbland county,
lying on the three chopped road 30 miles from Richmond
and containing 100 acres of land with very good improve.
ments, good dwelling house with Eve rooms all in ex-
ceent repair for the reception of travellers as tavern
stable, hrst-rate store house, with counting room all
IN good order Tor business; wagon yard with granary
ana house Tor wagoners to stay ALSO fodder and hay
house, all at the wagon yard also, granary near the
stable hrst-rate garden aud orchard all OF the best fruit
&c &c his stand has many peculiar advantages over
almost any other the road has the advantage of
the road leading from Winchester, Cupeper Court House.
Orange Court House and Louisa Court House, from thence
on to James River through Buckingham, and Carriers
vile, Cumberland Court House, Sc &C. This is one of
the most healthy places in Virginia, being conveniently
supplied with good water at the edge of the yard well
every other convenience, which makes inferior to none
Tor business Any person wanting such place. will do
well to come and view it, a bargain can be had
Tor cash. or part on time Possession will be given i'm
medatcy if desired, For.erms, apply to the subscriber
JOSEPH b. GLENN.
September Ii. 37-tf
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AND, sc. FOR SALE.-By virtue of a deed OF
trust executed by Smith Payne deed. and recorded
IN the Clerks Office OF Buckingham, secure debt due
the EXors of the late Samuel Irvine, the undersigned,
or one OF them will Saturday, the 10Th day of SEN
ember in New Canton, sell to the highest bidder for
cash. tract OF land, called Peach Grove containing bv
recent survey 229 acresthis land is well adapted to the
crops usual in this region, viz: tobacco corn SC and on
II there is an ordinary dwelling house. Also two or three
slaves on the same terms. Title believed to be unques.
tonable-the trustees only will be conveyed.
August %. 32-tds THE TRUSTEES
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ENTITY DOLLARS REwARD-Ran away from the
years OF age named Lewis He wore large ybisker Al
Che time ne went off Lewis is afflicted with rupture;
the truss may probably lead to his detection purchased
Lewis at MIR Benz. Shepherds sale II is likely he is
either IN the neighbourhood Of Brookfed or Judge Mar.
shaFs plantations on the Chickahominy at the last men.
toned place he has a wife
WIN give the above reward II taken out Of the State
or twenty dollars apprehended within IT, RI must how.
ever be delivered 70 me, Mill Wood in tho county Of
Fowhaan DAVID McCAW.
August 81. 70 st-,yu
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THyHE LONG BRANCH SCHOOL-The sixth an
nfial of the schnnl

THVHE LONG BRANCH SCHOOL.-The sixth an
nual term of the school under my daughters charge
will the LIST of the ensuing October In
etruction will be given in the various branches usually
studied in English schools IN addition these will be
taught the of the Globes Algebra Natural and Moral
Philosophy, the Elements of Chemistry and Botany also
the Latin and French Languages special attention
paid to History Instead of short, uninteresng abridp-
mens Of universal history the standard authors Of the most
important periods carefully studied To the above
dies three teachers entirely devoted lady accom-.
pished in Music and Painting will also reside in my IA
lnily and give instruction in those branches.
The whole expcnce Of the school, exclusive Of Music
Painting and Stationary, is $3.50 per annum. The addi-
tona price for Music will be SIS and for Painting SS-
one half in advance.
There is vacation only, which commences the frs
Of August and ends tho last of September No apprehen.
sons need be entertained Of the health of the
place, since il has been sgnally bes in this respect IL
situated within three miles Of Mill Wood, where a net,
church is erecting which will afford greater facilities
public worship than those hitherto enjoyed 1t the en-
deayour Of those who engaged in the superintendent
OF this school, TO regard the moral and religious discipline
Of those committed to their care far the most important
part Of education. PHILIP Mel, SON
Letters directed to me at Mill Wood Frederick county
Va will receive attention.
From long and intimate acquaintance with those who
have the charge Of the above school, and from abundan
opportunity Of witnessing from year TO year the fdeit,
with which the trust is performed can with perfect sin
certify recommend It 20 all parents who wish their chill
dren to be accurately instructed in the different branches
taught and to be trained up in sound principles Of mora,
and religion. WILLIAM MEADE,
Gssistant Bishop Of Tirginia
September il. 3s-2aw4t
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FNW esl,eK EEYa,rer dT0oals.

And are daily expecting considerable additional supplies
which they expect TO arrive be in by the Nh
instant, when more particular notice will appear. In
the mean time, they will be glad 10 such country
merchants, and others may be ready buy-lll
OF whom are assured that great exertons will be
give satisfaction. 134-t0 Sent 4
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q NHlCKAHOMINY LAND FOR SALE.-The sub
" scnber being DESTROYS TO remove, will sell his farm
on Chickahominy on accommodating terms. This land
lies on the swamp at the New Bridges adjoining Powhite
the residence OF Mr.. Edward Govan-the road from the
city Richmond TO the lower end of Hanover passing bv
II, not more than miles from tho former place which
distance will be reduced TO IL miles, by change of the
road now In progress The tract contains 400 acres;
of which low grounds; 10 being meadow land. one
haii oil which is now set in herds grass. The land is
well imbered and within mile of a saw mill. The i'm
PoVemens are sufficient for small family If sale is
not privately effected (of whioh due notice will be given
me land viii be put up at auction, the premises on
Monday, the 18th September next. Those disposed to
purchase, VIII in the interim view the premises appca
ton being made 10 Miles Macon near the premises or 10
the subscriber on the spot SELDEN C. MACON
August 81 ant
u The above sale is postponed until Monday the LIST
day of October next. TSept 1871 8 e NJ
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d ENITENTIARY MANUFACTURES Country
II Merchants who visit Richmond, for the purpose of
purchasing supplies of Goods for the approaching season.
and farmers and Others winter clothing for their servants
invited to call at the Penentary Store on Market
Bridge, Main street, where kept Cloths manufactured
in the Peniteniiary suitable for male and female servants
together with Shoes and Bogues of all Sizes and of best
quality. There are also hand, Wrought Nails from
I'D. to 2Od inclusive, wagon, Caryall and plough Har
ness completes variety of woodward, SC SC: all of
which offered at reduced prices the manufaco-
ry can afford. The Pulling Mill erecting at the Penen-
hary, L am pleased TO learn, will, in a few DAYS he in
operation, when expect be enabled to exhibit Cloths
&C., comparing in quality and Appearance with the best
manufactured at any similar institution in the United
States. THOS. G. MONCURE.
Sept. IL [96-2aw w41 Gen'i Agent, Va. Penny.
u ANSDOWNE IN MARKET offer for sale tbs
beautiful Residence and Farm, containing by survey
about $50 Acres adjoining the farms Of Messrs. Wexford
and Bernard and within three miles of Fcderick sbure
This scite is notorious for health Justly to emit W TO
the character of an American Montpelier The residence
10 new and conmodious, containing eight rooms has
attached, all necessary out buildings, both Tor domestic
and farming purposes Between and 600 acres are Ran
pahannock Hat the balance undudting wood land in the
back ground Of the house, from which the prospect is ex-
ensve and beautiful The arabic land, divided into four
fields OF 100 to $50 EACH has been rapidly improved
during the occupancy OF the subscriber The farm well
waered, having stream through each field and well
adapted to the growth Of grass. in common with all the
products of our tide DISTRICTS good Spring is within
| a stones throw of the door
Persons DESTROYS of purchasing will doubtless view the
premises (Which will be shewn by myself at all times OF
my Manager, in ofmy abscnce) Title ,nquesona-
Bile, and terms accommodating feary application be made
Any further particulars if desired will be readily obtained
by line addressed to GEO w BASSETT
August II. 2S-uO
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M ANIbD, as an Apprentice to tho Printing bust.
w ness an active, intelligent youth Of respectable
fee Of this paper