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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-06-14

Notice.
CEALED proposals will be received at my house on
- Paine street, until Saturday, the 10th instant for
renting the Fish wharf for the balance Of the year,
ending on the first Of March next.
June 12-ti6th YIN. vEITcI, p.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-06-14
r'MnOraM,a off .,ieXico.

'I>HE Citizens Of Alexandra and the public generally
Il respectfully informed that measures must
be taken this beautiful and Interesting Pic.
ture to the City OF Philadelphia.
WASHINGTON ,J,ine i4--coif
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-11-09

a. ALE OF NEGROES FOR CASH.-win be sold at
~ the late residence of Capt Benjamin Goode decd. in
Chesterfield county five miles below Goodies Bridge Oh
"wednesday, the 2Sth day of November inst, 10 likely
negroes; consisting Of men, wemen. boys and girls-,he
greater part and perhaps all for cash. Also credit
until the first day OF October next, will be sod the stock
OF horses, cattle, sheep and hegs household aud kitchen
furniture, plantation utensils, &c also, the crop of corn
fodder, tobacco &c.-the purchasers giving bond with
approved security. Should there be any claims against
SAID estate that have not been made known the claimants
are requested TO bring them forward before the day
OF SALE otherwise this notice will be plead in bar of any
which may not be presented in reasonable time here
after. NJ. GOoDE, r.,.,...
II. GOODE, 1"e'"'0'''
November 6. EFF
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-11-09
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

BpANDoLPH's REPORTS, Vol 6, &c.-Jus re-
ceived and for sale by the subscriber few copies
OF Raniophs Reports, 6h (second edition -also,
edition of Maddocks Chancery, Vols; Fonblanque's
Equity do; Wentworth Executors, do; Roscoe on
Evidence, do; Sarkie on Evidence do; Selwyn's Nhi
Prius, do; fuckers Commentaries, 2 Vols; Tae's Di-
ges; Jercmss Equity Jurisdiction; Saunders Plead
ing and Evidence, Vols condensed; English Chancery
Reports, Vols edited by Richard Peters English Com
mon Law Reports, 20 Vols; Bridgnans Digest, Powell
on Mortgages, Vols; Comyns Digest Vols Cruise
on Real Property, Vols. in 4 last edition; Esglish Ec
clesasical Reports Vols. Vernon's Chancery Reports,
: Vols; Toer on Executor; Maddock's Chanccry Re-
ports, Vols. in 81 Saunders Reports, Vols; Sngden
ON Vendors; Gritty Bills; Comyn Contracts; Eass
Reports, l6 Vos Hammond on Parties to Actions Har-
rson's Chancery Practice, Vols; Newland's Ditto;
Dornfod and Eass Reports, Vols. in 4; Cranches Re-
ports, Vols Cooper's Equity; Jones ON Balments; At
kiss Reports, Vols; Chittys Peadings SC. SC. Sc
On haHd, general assortment of LAW BOOKS, among
which are the VIRGINIA REPORTERS, 26 Volumes, unit
formy bound-all of which will sell the most
able terms. PETER COTTON,
LAW Book SELLER,
0J'Two doors above the Eagle Hotel
Nov. 9. 53-It
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-11-09

~ OIlCE-The subscriber will sell lis good and we'll
known stand in the upper part Of Goochiand county
lying on the three chopped rOnd 90 mics rOc Richmond.
aud containing 100 acres Of land, w very good improve
mens, cool dwelling house with five rooms, a il
ccllcnt rcpair for the reception OF travellers tavern.
stable, hrsttale store house with counting roOm all
IN good order for business; wagon yard with grtnary
ana house i0r wagOnc 20 stay also folder and hay
house all at the wagon yard ALSO grdnary near the
Stable hrstrate garden and orchard a Of Tie hrs, fruit
&c. &C. This stand has many peculiar advantages over
almost any other The road, has the advantage Of
the road leading from Winchester C1lpeper Court House
Orange Court House and Louisa Court House. from thence
on 10 James River, through Buckinchan aud 10 Carers-
Whe, Cumberland Court House &c &C This is one Of
he most healthy places in Virginia, being conveniently
supplied With good water at The edge Of the yard well
every other convenience. which makes II inferior TO none
LOT 6nsimess Any person wanting such place. will do
wen 70 come and view 1t, as bargain can be had,
Tor cash, or part time Possession VIII be given i'm
ne0atey ~ desired For terms apply 10 the Subscriber
Sept Is ts7-tg JosEPH b GLENN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-11-09

NOTICE.-On the second Monday in November next.
that being the 18th, and Louisa Court day. shall
by my agent offer for SALE public auction on the pre-
mses all the Property, real and personal hold in Louisa
county, subject however, such hens may be of record
in said county The property which offer is the follow
ing:-Ihe place on which ive known by the name of
Louisa Court House, OF which, has been heretofore
offered Tor sale and particularly described, deem pro-
per to say nothing more than that it is very valuable
Petsons Wishing TO purchase, examine ~, any
previous TO the day OF sale Twenty four slaves many of
which are very valuable and well acquainted with all
kinds OF domestic businessAlso, variety ofiurniture
some oil which Is valuablc-my crops and stock of all
kinds.
Thomas Price, r of Hanover, is hereby appointed my
sole agent, who will direct the funds arising from tie
sale to the payment OF such OF my debts secured
by liens. Persons who have liens my estate par
ucuiary invited to attend, the sale will certainly
place. ana such persons will be considered purchasers
tor cash. JNO. NJ PRICE.
Oct. 49, 47-tds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-11-09

% The ENQUIRER is published twice week, generally ant
three times during
Price, the heietoOe Five Dollars payable
Notes Of chartered banks (only) will
eeivcd in payment The Editors will the safety
ting them by mails the of all Letters being the
No will be discontinued, at
Editors, until all arrcarngcs have been paid
" Whoever will the of papers, shall
have tho tenth gratis
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
One less first Insertion each
80 No advertisement
assumed by in this or its cnyirons.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-11-09

ENUBLIC SALE OF PERSONAL PROPERTY
"a Will be sold at public auction, Tuesday the eth
day of November, if fair, il not the next fair day there
AFTER Cunning Hill the residence of the late Dr. James
Minor of Louisa, all the perishable property belonging
the estate of the said Dr. James Minor, to witt six
eight horses four five yoke of thirty forty head
Of cattle of good stock and of them good beef for
ty sheep forty fifty hogs, half of which will be good
pork; plantation tools and utensils among which are
good horse wagon and harness. wagon, two three
carts horse Cart large supply OF good Household
Furniture OF every description, and Kitchen Furniture.
Also good carriage and harness, and gig and harness
Will also I've sod about $50 barrels of corn with the fodder
tops and shucs arising hereio large supply of good
timothy and clover hay, and about four hundred bushels
of oats For all Of five dollars less cash will he
demanded; for all five dollars, bonds with APP
proved security, payable twelve months after date, will
be required JAMES WATSON, Admir-.
October 30. [52-tds1 of DR.. James Minor, decd
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-11-09
Monsieur EgloradcE.

lethode .HofeT7le dEnSeignenent an he .4f Of Dan
eng Uatzing, SC.
T1S ONSIEUR BLONDEL, according TO his promise
4sA to be in this city during the winter season, and
grateful for the liberal encouragement he received last
winter, respectfully informs his former patrons and the
inhabitants Of Richmond and its vicinity. that his Acade-
my for the instruction in the beautiful accomplishment
Dancing, commenced the LIST of November, aud
will be continued until the lat OF May.
Mr.. Bloude, convinced that hi4 strict attention bu
ness and iuity to please, will obtain Tor him connu
ty of public favor, when he proves by better evidence
than words to those who have honored him with tlieil
confidence, his ability perform the duties volvng upon
him. 1Nuv. 6 52-St
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-11-09

EHIRST RATE Estate for sdIe.--The Subscriber is
NJ authorized TO sell 1928 of land situated the
south side of Roanoke, miles south OF Boydton-the
property OF Capt Jno. Taylor and himself This tract
comprises 200 Of rst-ate river bottom The high
land is good and tobacco land any in this
ton: large proportion in woods, well-imbcred. The
plantation IN nc condition for large crops OF wheat
corn. and o5acco for all of which, both the bottom and
highland is admirably adapted Attached 10 the tract is
a valuable Ferry, which. under good tnansg cement will
yield $500 nett profit per anuum. There IL good Mill
site Taylor Mill Creek miles from any other Mill
that side OF the river. There Isl convenient dwelling
house viti good out houses. Within nile aud half OF
the estate is frst.ratc manufacturing wheat Mill. The
Roanoke navigation and Petersburg Rail Road will afford
excellent and cheap transportation 10 market Of the
products OF The cstdtc This land will be sold very low
and on accommodating terms the detcruin.
cd 10 sell H. GEO. 7. TAYLOR.
Mccklenburg, Oct 30, 1892. SGT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-11-09

a SITUATION WANTED.--A Young Gentleman
Ia deemed qualified to instruct in the Latin Creek
and French Languages and the various branches English
Education, and who has had experience in teaching
Is DESTROYS TO obtain situation in private family,
teacher TO few pupils for the ensuing year. He is
possessed OF uneXceponable testimonials of capacity,
character SC. Letters (pos pad) addressed to X Y H..
Union Mills, Fluvanna, Virginia, will receive prompt
tention. 1Nov. 9 53-w4w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-11-09

6.STORE HOUSE FOR RENT OR LEASE.--The Sub
- scber has just completed large and elegant Store
House in Boydou, Mecklenburg county, Va, which lie
would rent or sase for term Of years consider this
Of the best stands Tor large and permanent mercantile
business, between the mountains and tide waierin adj
don TO its being at the Court House the College Gram
dolph Macon lately erected in the immediate vicinity, will
20 into operation in few weeks. The County large,
wealthy and populous and the ncighborhood respectable
and intelligent Any person wishing further Information,
will please address at this place Possession be
had Immediately. WIN TONNES.
Boydtor, Va, November 9. b2-s'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-11-09
NELSON BERKELEY, .4dln'r
of Tho. Nelson BcrkeIy, dec'd.
Hanover county, Oct. 25Ih, 1892. 52-ids*

a DEMONSTRATORS SALE.-WiII be sold on Tues.
IA day the eleventh day of December next, at
Obso, in the county Of Amelia, if lair, otherwise
the next fair day, and continue from day day un-
Ill hnisheG all of the stock of horses, CATTLE sheep and
$4,000 pounds OF pork (Which promises TO be pmc) all
the plantation utensils household and kitchen furniture
also between IL 1900 barrels of corn the crop of od
der, shucks and straw belonging TO the Of the late
Mrs Mary Randolph, deceased. Terms of sale-For all
sums not exceeding twenty dollars CASH. for all sums
exceeding that amount IL months credit will be given;
the purchaser executing bonds with approved security to
carry interest from the date but if punctuay paid the
ntcres: will be RENTED
WILLIAM EGGLESTON, Admir-
of Mary Randolph, decd.
Amelia county, November 6. 52-tds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-11-09

a GOOD OPPoPrUNITY-.a udl,ta6ie Stock of
IA Dry Goods Jo, sale-The advertiser, declining the
Dry Goods Business presents to the enterprsng and in
dustrous very favorable opportunity OF embarking in
the same ne-the stock is comparatively new, and the
assortment general the greater portion of which has
very recently purchased in the Northern Cities and en-
braces every desirable article that could found The
terms will be accommodating, and liberal credit will be
given, but good security required
Further information may be obi aimed by addressing to
at the Post Office, Petersburg, Va.
Novemher9. 53-6t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-11-09
Nov. o.

a LMANACKS FOR 1S33.-Jus published by Pc
IA TER CoTToM and for sale by the gross, dozen,
single, his Vrginia and North Carolina 4in'GnGck
for the year 1888; containing the rising, setting,
places and ecpses OF the Sun and Moon the southng and
phases OF the Moon; the Planets places Moons latitude,
and of her node, the conuncons, opposons and other
aspects OF the Planets and most conspicuous fixed Stars;
the equation of time, Suns declnaton &c.-Aso the
crease and length of days. with the Festivals &C. &C.,
calculated Tor the Meridian of Richmond-Also, list OF
the Officers OF the Commonwealth of Virginia. with their
salaries Members OF Congress and Senate do. OF the
House OF Delegates and Senae correct list OF the Courts
and Judges Federal Courts of Laws Government and
Courts OF North Carolina, &c. together with economical
receipts, useful information, sc. Nov. 9. [53-fl
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-11-09

q OFFER for sale my farm lying James River,
called Dungconcss, containing 500 acTcs, one hundred
and three Of which is low grounds OF good qualify, with a
sufficient quantity Of wood There will be about $50
bushels 81 wheat seeded the farm this my
accommodating. The land will he shcwD by my over
the farm myself living two miles above Goocr
land e. House. c. WOODSON PAYNE
Nov. q. J2-St
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-11-09

p y EMOYAL.-1'hc subscribers beg leave to inform
"a their friends, and the public generally that they
have removed to tie house recently occupied by Mr. James
NJ Ratclc @ doors above their old slanl) where they
will continue to carry the Grocery and Commission
BusHeSs.-Ihey have on hand, general assortment Of
well selected GrOcefies aud invite their friends and those
OF Mr. James NJ Radcliffe. to call and examine for them
selves. STEPHENSON s. RADCLIFFE.
October 10. 50--it
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-11-09

AOTICE-The subscriber pecIing leave the coun-
ty of New Kcnt shortly requests all persons indebt-
ed TO him to forward and pay their bonds will be
left with attorney Tor collection.
EDWARD WATKINS.
Providence Forge, New Kent Oct. 30. 52-1t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-11-09

AND FOR SALE.-The subscriber will offer for
M sale, by public aucon Saturday, the 24th day Of
November next, at the hour of r. HOdgess Tavern,
Tract OF Land containing by late survey 237 acres,
situated IN Hanover county, mile below the Old
Church, directly on the main road leading from Richmond
To the Piping Tree. About nethd OF il is nbered land
and the balance has produced lately very good crop
oats, sc. The situation is consdereA he one
the most healthy in Hanover county. There is OH il a
good Dwelling House. very lately put in good repair
gether with corn house, kitchen, dairy, &C. which are
all az good as new; also spring OF excellent water,
quite convenient 10 the Dwelling House The title to the
above property is indispuabe. The of sale will be
one-thrd OF the purchase amount cash. and the balance
payable in TO IL months, bonds bearing from
day of sale, with personal security, and Deed of Trust
on the property, will be required. Possession given on
the LIST January, 1888. In the Interim am willing TO
treat with any person disposed to purchase private sale
Oct. %. LlS-lI CHAS. w. pOLIIAuN.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-11-09
EacmricO Nursery.

Wiihin Three and haD miles Of I1ichniOnd, IA.
s3s$f FHHHE subscriber offers for sale at his MUIR
S355vsrt "a sery, upwards OF 80 900 budded fruit
~ trees, consisting OF 90 varieties of apple, 20
sss2nSs4 DO pear Ii do. plum, IL do. peach, 20 DO.
cherry, o do. apricot 2 do. nectarine and l do. al
mond nearly all propagatcd from trees in full bearing i'll
his own orchard, and embraces perhaps selection OF
fruit that have not been surpassed for the climate of Vr-
GINA. The trees particularly the apple) large and
thrifty, many of them feet high, and have fruit
them at this time though only years old. With
spect TO appearance, would challenge comparison with
the handsomest that have been brought from the Morrill,
and the price from 80 TO 10 per less reference
TO the catalogue will shew, which may be had gratis of
the subscribers at his Nursery at the Bookstore of Pc
ter Cotton, where any orders that may he left will be
punctually attended to. JOSEPH SINTON.
Grove, NOVcmher Ist. 1872. h2-lt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-11-09

A DEMONSTRATORS SALE.-WiIl be sold at Bushy
Ia Pdrke, on the Rappahannock river between II and
10 miles below Urbanna, in the county of Middlesex,
Thursday, the 10th of December next if fair, if not the
hrst day thereafter between 20 and 80 valuable Negroes
consisting of men, women and chldrena considerable
portion OF whom young and likely. Also, the same
time and place, the crops OF Corn, Fodder made on
the farm the present yearthe stock of Horses, Mules
Cattle, Sheep and Hogs, Farming Utensils sc.
Terms Of sde.A credit of twelve months will be al
lowed for all sums above ten dollars the purchaser
ing bond with approved security, carry from the
ddteor ten dollars, and all sums under that amount,
cash will be required.
NEI CON nIpIr LII I,nr LII.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-11-09
Bowling Green, Va, October 10. 4
WILLIAM AND MARY %

Nv III1IlNNI NNU MANY IOILf.IE.
NJOTICE-Thc Visitors having failed 10 meet on the
10th instant, and The interest Of the institution re-
outing meetings it the opinion Of those Visitors
who DID meet, That cOnvOcaton be called. meet on
wednesday, the 18th November. The Professor Of Law
having resigned, makes another vacancy Ia this Inslitu
ton Provision viii, it is believed be made 10y the Fscu
y, for the preceding vacancy, authority having been g
them; bu not Tor the Professor OF Law The Visitors
need not fear visiting Williamsburg; there Is not has
there been any Cholera here; and has been so
fortunate heretofore, in escaping epidemcs that we feel
confident now, seeing have escaped long, that 10
viii pass us by. BURWELL BASSETT, Rector.
Williamsburg Oct 10th, 1892. 2s-wl14N
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-11-09

u AND SCRIP OHe dot0r md fifteen cents per
D acre is and will be paid for Land Scrip, by the
subscriber, at Washington City For his responsibility,
he refers TO any of the officers la he United States Branch
Bank at tai place. Any persons having Land Scrip
Washington. 10y forwarding power Of attorney duly au-
ten'icatcd, to receive, sell and assign their Scrip, may
draw on him at sight 10 the amount.
PHtLO HALE.
November 2. 52-n
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-11-09

HHDUCATION.-The subscriber will continue his
III school the ensuing year, his residence two miles
from Powhatan Court House, in which will be taught
Reading, Writing, Arithmetic, English Grammar, Geo
graphy, with the of the Maps and Globes History and
the Latin and Greek Languages Terms for board and
ton, as follows: for Board Washing Lodging sc. 500
for eleven months, to he paid half 10th January 1888
the balance the LIST July following. The price for tuition
will be- for Reading, Writing and Arithmetic S l6 for En-
gsh Grammar, Geography, History $50; Tor Latin or
Greek 25 be paid onehaf the Isl July, 1898, the ba
lance at the end OF The term Strict attention will be paid
both to the morals and nsrncto>i OF all conIed his
and scholar will be admitted into the school, for
shorter period than the whole The school will be
limited TO twenty scholars, and will commence 10Th
January, 1888 and terminate l0h of December follow
ing letters addressed TO the subscriber, Powhaan
Court House, will be promptly attended, TO-
Nov. D. t5S-wlwl FRANCIS c. LOWRY.
I'm CHANCERY-YIR Cumberland Court,
81 October 23d, 1882:
Norrer II. Robertson Hun C. Hn guardian for AIon-
10 p. Robertson, Thcophus w. Robertson aud Madison
b. Robertson, infant children Of Jeffrey Robertson Jr de-
ceased Daniel C. TaIlcy and Sally n his wife, formerly
Sally n Robertson aud "illeby Robertson, Complts,
Matthew w. Robertson Henry NJ Robertson, Alonzo
p Robertson, Thcophilus w Robertson Madison b. Ro-
berson, Jeffrey A. Talley, Thomas North and Rosamond
G. his wife, lately Rosamond c. Taey VIM. c. r. Tai
ley, Alphus d. Taey, Marceus G. 1aley and Susanna
A. Taley, children Of Daniel c. Talley and Sally NJ his
wife, Louisa NJ. Robertson, VIM ID. Il. Robertson Virgil
MIA T. a. Robertson, Alfred -. Robertson T. L Robert
SON children OF Noryell n Robertson and NorySl Ro
bertson brother OF the said Jeffrey Robertson deceas-
ed, Judith Wneiord, rcicl OF -- WncforJ deceased,
and RhOdec Gannaway, relict of - Gannaway, de.
ceased, Defs
Miller Woolson ia appointed guardian adj Item for the
infant defendants in this cause aud the defendants Nor.
veil Robertson Louisa NJ. Robertson VIM d. f. Robert.
Virginia E a. Robertson, Alfred B. Robertson r. r.
Robertson and Judch Wineord having entered their
appearance and given security according the act OF
sembly aud The rules Of this Court and appearing
satisfaction Of the Court that they not inhabitants oil
this Commonwealth it is ordered that hey do appear here
the first day Of January Court next answer ic plain
ds bill and give security ior performing such decree a.
the Court may make hereiu and that copy of this
be forthwith inserted ia newspaper published in the
city of Richmond, and continued for two months success
sively, and hat another copy be posted up the from
door OF the Courthouse OF ths county yo Court DAYS
Copy.--Tesc, T. II. NUNNALLY. ID. G..
November 9. 53-wSw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-11-09

Robert Read 10 the subscriber the 25h day of June
1873; oil like Deed, executed the Goth day of the same
month; and OF like Deed executed the 2d day of JULY
lSSO, Tor certain purposes therein expressed which
Deeds are oil record in the county court of Halifax shall
on the 2lst day OF November next the premises pro-
ceed 10 sell the Tract OF Land in the said Deeds men
oned together with twelve Slaves with the increase of
the females; twenty head of Cattle ten head of Horses
TWO yoke Oxen and Cart eight Beds and Furniture fGty
head Sheep four dozen Chairs, black walnut folding
Tables, pine Tables and all the Kitchen and other
household Furniture and all the plantation tools: Also
all the title interest which said Read was entitled TO
oil the estate OF Paul Wellington (aso comprised in the
sald DeeuS)-or cash. much thereof, will be su
cieht 10 meet the objects OF the said several Deeds OF
trust But am authorised by tho creditors for whose
security The said Deeds sevcrally executed 10 saw
mat Tor part OF the land sale, credit of one and two
years may, probably, be given This land contains 800
acres, be the same more less, and lies the road
leading from Mosley's ferry Halifax Court house.
known by the name of Reads Tavern about half in tim
he the plantation in good repair and produces fine crops
oil tobacco corn wheat aud oats; the buildings large
Tavern house, family house, house, other out
buildings This situation may be considered first rate
stand Tor Tavern and Store, and worth the attention of
those disposed to engage in business
The title TO the land is believed TO be good; bat acting
vested in by the deeds aforesaid If the sale should
not be completed in day. it will be continued ON the
succeeding day (22d November)
SAMUEL WILLIAMS, Trustee
AT the same place and day, shall proceed TO sell on
Twelve months credit, the crop of tobacco corn wheat
oats, fodder hogs and all other articles named in the
above deeds of trust and belonging the estate of Robert
Read, dec JNO. s. LEW ELLEN qd1nr
November z 5I-wIr