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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-04-13

EDObLiC SALE-Will be offered for sale at public
n auction, before the front door of the Eagle Hotel
IN the city OF Richmond, the Goth of April 1882 at ~
CLOCK on credit OF six months House and Lot stua-
Yea ON MAN or street, in said city The House of
DITCH thrce stories high, well calculated for store and
dwelling house.-The lot fronts on said Main or street
ABOUT ~ IL ieet, and extends back from said street to-
WARDS exchange Alley, to line drawn directly
yard IRON corner OF lumber warehouse OH the en-
tire lot "a part now only being offered for sale) TO point
where another line drawn from the the kitchen
on SAID entire lot 10 where would ntersect line from
the corner OF the kitchen of Fucher (or what was
iy Fuchers Kitchen) which said back line is nearly ma
raei To the said Main street. and includes the PRIV
ana recess annexed thereto the side of the said lumber
or warehouse, parallel TO the said Main or + street and
running thence om the said point OF intersection along
inc me drawn from the corner OF the kitchen said en-
Tire lot to the corner OF Fuchers Kitchen including also
passage of 81 12 feet extending from the before descrb
ed lot TO Exchange Alley, which said lot or parcel of
ground with the aPpurtenances, part OF lot purchased
Teerenee TO which title may be had, at the Office the
Hnshng 5 Court for the city of Richmond)
The above described property will be sold by virtue of
& and s5n % by eh c Hng e the 9h cs q the
Hastings Court of Richmond to satisfy Jane Bowie
Admx OF d. Boyle, decd certain debts in said Deed men
toned The purchaser will be required execute ne
gotabc note with good endorsers OF the Virginia
Banks in the city OF Richmond (or their Branch
es in the town OF Fredericksburg0 payable in six months
and also to execute Deed of Trust the property to
cure the purchase money. JOHN GIBSON, Jr
rep. e oa-tds Surviving Trustee
NEGROES FOR SALE shall offer for sale at King
William Court House, on Monday, the 23d of April
(beng Court day. TO the highest bidder for ready money
three negro men, one boy and and child late the
property of Isaac Quaes, deed of the aforesaid county
In this lot oil negroes there is an uncommony likely and
will be conveyed the purchaser or purchasers, by
EDMUND LITTLEPAGE Error
April 6. I0S-3t*1 of Isaac OunrIes dec'd
SSALE UNDER DEED OF TRUSTEE pursuance
~ of deed of trust dated on the 18th day of septem-
Der, 1917, recorded in Ienrco County Court Office exc
cuted TO us by William Crawford, to secure the payment
OF debt TO John Parkill, shall, Monday the nth
day of next month, between the hours of III o'clock in the
forenoon, and in the afternoon before the Courthouse
door OF Henco county, make sale of tract of land living
in said county, about miles below Richmond on the
main road leading from the Seven Pines Richmond; con-
tanning according TO the said deed 226 2 acres the boun
dares whereof therein set forth We know of no OBJ
lection TO the t!le but acting trustees, will convey
ly such title as is vested in US.
JOHN ENDERS,
NATH DUNLOP, : irus'eeS'
April g. IOS-tIs
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kR. BOHANNAN has removed his office 10 the rooms
over the store Of Mr. Joshua Hallowell four doors
below the Bell Tavern. Feb. 20 [o4-o1
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NEW GLASGOW ACADEMY.-The Sprno and
~ Summer session of this Academy commenced on
Iue Io.n day oil March, under the superintendent of
Arher M; Yates late principal of Round Hill School
Saunton Va. In this institution there will he tDv
separate and distinct departments-the for the
and the ether Tor the female Scholars in of which
will be taught branch of Literature known in an
proved and established Academies Besides constant
and immediate superintendent of Mr. Yates he will be
aided in the female department by Miss
OF Philadelphia for whose amable department and era
ry requirements the public referred 10 the Rev.
Msssrs Brantey and Moreton, Mr.. John Vaughan Vice
consul for Sweden Norway, and Brazi3 Mr.. John Grgg,
(Bookseler;) also Dr. Huttner, Mr. Picot and Mrs
Hughes hree eminent eachers) OF the city of Phadel-
phia Dr. Thomas T. Jones, Professor of Chemistry Co
lumba College, Washington city Col Singleton and Lady
OF South Carolina, and the Hon. Andrew Stevenson,
Speaker of the House of Representatives of the United
States and Lady. And in the male department. by Mr..
Levi Bartlett of New Hampshire, graduate of Dart
mough College, who has been teaching with considera-
BILE success in adjoining county for the four years
The Trustees recommending this Academy 10 the iavera
Die no'ce oil the public take great pleasure in stating that
the high moral character great experience and extensive
literary requirements OF the teachers afford best guar
that the public expectation will not be disappointed
The Academy is located in the county Amherst in the
suburbs OF beautiful village in fine and healthy
try and combines as many advantages are found in
Academy in Virginia. The tuition fees are moderate as
will be seen from the suboned prices for the session
of months
losophy and Chemistry SI5 90
Logic, Rhetoric and Composition, ~ 80
English Grammar, Geography, History and
Arithmetic, 10 90
Orhography, Reading and Penmanshp, 80
Projecting and drawing Maps 90
French, 50
Music, 10 90
Painting and Drawing, so
The young ladies will be taught dancing by Miss
Hommann, if required, at 90
The tuition fees will be required in advance.
Any scholar coming in after the LIST OF April will only
be charged for the Time according the foregoing prices
Board can be had with Mrs Yates in other respectable
families at 35 per session. including washing and lodging
payable in advance.
DAVID y GARLAND, LUCAS p. THOMPSON,
JAMES S. PENDLEToN HUDSON NJ GARLANp
JOHN COLEMAN, EDWARD A. CABELL,
1AUL ~ CADELL, EDMUND PENN,
VIM. NJ. WALLER HENRy I Rosr
JOSEPH II. IRVING, JAMES u. WATTS,
SAMUEL M. GARLAND, Trvsfee.
hPIh To- lot
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A NDERSoN AND LEAKE, Cary Street offer for
"a SAFE az market prices, large, general and wese-
iec,ea assortment OF Groceries Brown 5hrngs and Sheet
ings' Coo OlnaOurgs and Cotton Yarnsare ofthe Rich
mond and Manchester Mandatory, well known TO be Of
superior quality.
April TO- 1Oo-taw3w
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NeUBLlC SALE-CoLUniBIA, the residence of ;he
q late Philip HaxalI, will be offered at public SALE OH
the premises at o'clock p NJ, Wednesday the I'd MAY
not iair the next fair evening. The terms will be
one fourth cash, and upon the balance credit will be
gwen OF q, IL and is monhs bonds, bearing interest will
be required, with deed Of upon the property to
cure their payment After the above SALE will be oe red
contiguous lots among them OF five acres which has
been highly cultivated garden, and has brick house
upon it, containing four rooms
Aiamy oil rate house servants of whom also
very good cook part of the plants;
hces OF furniture; several mch cows, and Sir Alfred
colt, &c, &c. RID. BARTON HAXALL.
The premises can be by any one who wishes TO
purchase, for week previous to the sale.
April 10. 100 tile
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II AND * NEGROES FOR SALE.-By virtue of a
NJ decree oil Powhatan county court, will be offered
for SALE the premises, the late residence of Col
kichd Moseey, decd in the county of Powha,an (seven
miles below the court house, and mile south of the
Flat Rock Taven,) on Thursday the 10Th day of April
next, Chat being the day after April Powhatan court) the
tract oil land of which the said Moseey died possessed
containing about $40 acres, which there is a good
dwelling house ana all other necessary out houses suf-
cien TO accommodate large family, and spring of ex-
ceIent water in the yard This is healthy and desirable
situation The land lies WELL about fourth in woods
and the cleared land fresh and in good cultivation
within 20 miles OF the city of Rchmond-A credit until
the 18th day OF February, 1888, will be given for one half
OF inc purchase money; and for the balance, credit
I'll The Sth day OF February, 1881, the purchaser giving
bonds with approved security and deed of trust on the
land, to secure their payment-At the same time and
place. VIII be sold, upon credit until the Sth day of Fee
bruary 1888 twenty twenty negroes consist
ing oil SIX men, boys and girls and Children and
perhaps as likely as any of the number in Virginia
and oil good character; the purchaser give bond with
approved security for the payment of the purchase money
JOS. B. DAVIS, Com'r
and qdnl'or Of Rich'd .Noseley, decd
4""ch oV 106-tds
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

SPORTS OF THE PIT.-A Main of Cocks, will be
~ fought at Dinwiddie Court House, between Prince
George and Dnwiddie, commencing Thursday the Goth
April and continue for three days. 2 cocks will be sie,yn
on each side, and fight for $4,000 the odd 800 battle
April ID. lIO-u
IMPORTANT TO THE AFFLICTED.-Just receiv-
Anti Dyspeptic Pills. safe and eectua remedy for the
cure OF Indigestion Dyspepsia Also, fresh supply OF
Dr. j. L. Bensons celebrated Tooth Ache Drops the on
iy efecual vegetable specific for the of that COM
Piaint which warranted perfectly free from acid The
great demand Tor these Drops has induced the
proprietor TO reduce the price of them.
Ample directions accompanies each of the above arti-
cles JAMES MEX III DOE
April lo [ll0-2t"] Only Agent for Richmond, Va.
hISSOLUTION.-The copartnership heretofore ex-
PULLING DAY, was dissolved Saturday last, by
mutual consent
MUSCO L. DAY, will continue the business ON his own
account at the old stand and is alone authorised to settle
up and adjust the debts due to, and by the firm
THOMAS PULLING,
April g. [lI0-w3w] MUSCO l.. DAY.
ME subscriber having purchased of Mr. Pulling his
IL entire interest in the Drug and Apohecary Bust
ness heretofore conducted by u.s. under the firm of Pull
LING 4 DAY, announces to the public his determine
ZION TO prosecute the business with unremited attention
and respectfully socs the favours of the former friends
and customers of the house. and others who NAV wish In
purchase articles in his line
In few weeks he will omen his sprino supnIv of No
dtemes' rants, Oils, DyestufS, and Fancy Goods;
which, added to the stock hand will render the as
sor'Inent complete, and very extensive.
MIISCO
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MAY IL.

HNDUCATION.-Th School at my residence 6 miles
A North of Cumberland Court house, will be opened
the first of june and closed the last OF Sept
The OF instruction will embrace the English, La
tin and Greek languages, Mathematics, History and Com
position Special attention will be paid TO the moral cha
and habits of the youth entrusted to my Re
citations the Scriptures heard the Sabbath and
the Bible used as textbook in the School.
The discipline of the School will be parental. can
accommodate or boarders in my fam y-and board can
De had in respectable families the School.
Terms for Board including beds, lights, &C. S36 90,
Tuition, Languages and Mathematics IL 90,
English branches alone 10 90,
For the session of four months 10 be paid in advance Adj
dress the euhscriher. Cumberland Court-ho
WILLIAM N.
Nav IL. l-w3w
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AND FOR SALE.-The subscriber wishing
to the West offers for sale his tract OF land, in the
county of Chesterfield, the Appomattox river about so
miles from Richmond, and about the same distance from
Petersburgco about 400 nearly half of
this tract OF land is flat land and equal TO any land the
said river for fertility This land contains large quantity
OF excellent timber suitable for saves SC SC IL is also
believed that mine of coal may be found it, from every
appearance. 1t adiOns the land of T. Gresham and W.
5. OYerton The improvements are good and convenient
1t sf:onsdered healthy suaton the ncighborood is
desirable any further description will be unnecessary
wishing purchases had better the land
which will be sh0wn by the subscriber who resides the
The terms will be accommodating.
VIM. r. ROBERTSON.
May III. l-wIw"
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EsY EsUTCEsXE az COCK.

The ENQUIRER is published twice week generally,
three week during
hr heIc'oGote Five Dollars payable
Notes OF chartered banks will be
cd in payment The Editors will safety Of emng
them mail the postage OF all letters being paid By the
1 No will be discontinued
Editors until oil arrearages have been paid
4 Whoever viii the shall
eho tenth Gratis.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
One insertion IS continu
No
paid for, assumed by this
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NTALUABLE TRACT OF LAND FOR sALE.-In, =

" ALUABLE TRACT OF LAND FOR SALEM
y pursuance of Deed of Trust bearing date the 9th
March, 1927 and recorded in the county of Abe
marle and executed TO me by T. o. GOODWIN, and by
order oil the parties for whom the trust is made shall
the first day of June next offer for sale, the highest
bidder for cash. and the premises that beautiful tract
OF land in possession of Mr. Goodwin in the county
oil Albemarle which formed part of Col W. c. Nicho
las warren Esate This tract contains 5S5 acres on
James river, near the town OF Warren, aud is generally
known as OF the most desirable landed estates its
extent in the State, that minute description is deemed
unnecessary Persons DESTROYS Of purchasing invited
TO view the premises, and referred TO Mr. Goodwin or
ms overseer Tor such information they may The
sale will positively take place the day advertised for
cash, on the premises and the title undoubted shall
convey only trusee-Sale commence ut II o'clock
TEMPLE GWATHAIEY, Trustee.
Richmond, May .lI5-tds
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PROPERTY FOR SAL.E.-

NE AISVILL PROPERTY FOR SALE.-Ihc sub
1Yh scriber, intending so the part Yir-
giEa, oilers for sale his property in Maysve, Buckin
ham county This property consists OF large brick
house, in the centre of business covered with slaewit
rooms above, finished Tor the accommodation of borers
also the lot on which he lives, which brick dwell
nghouse, covered with slate house. we'll and every
building necessary for the accommodation of a family:
ached TO this property about of rich land in
Guiding large garden. The whole either part this
property will be sold omvery accommodating terms; and
merchant or professional man. offers considerable advan
agesbeing at the court house one OF largest and
most Popuous counties of the State and near the centre
OF wealthy noghborhood aud the margin Of Slate
river lie feels difficulty in saying that enterpriZ-
ing merchant with competent capital could effect sales
OF goods at this place annually to the of from,
TO twenty-five thousand dollars. JOHN DUNLAP.
April 30. Il2-lm
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HSOR SALE-Aly lands in the county of Henrico,
a lying within miles of the city of Richmond, and
joining the lands OF Mr.. Geo Taylor, formerly the pro-
Perty OF Capt b. SheppardThe house 1926
acres and may be considered among the valuable
tracts OF land in the neghborhood; il has comfortable
dwelling house, with barn and all necessary build
ings-Ihe other tract contains 226 acres, two thirds of
winch may be considered the timber land and of good
qualty-ltIs deemed unnecessary say any thing more
as no person would purchase without first viewing the
Iand-Ihis property may be purchased low as | am
anxious TO move 10 the West J. WHiTELAW.
April II. lIl-w2m
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NOTICE.-The Co-Partnership of Mckee Noble q
Ia .Neen, of this place. and Noble, Mckee s. .heem,
OF Petersburg was dissolved the 9th of March last
The subscribers ard James s. Meem alone authorized
10 attend 10 the closing OF the whom all who
indebted, requested to mako immediate le..
and those holding claims against the TO make
fhon known They have had the settlement of the bu
sness unexpectedly thrown upon them and the
necessity OF begging strict attention to this notice
WILLIAM MCKEE.
N51folk, May 3. l-3t
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HNOR SALE.-Two adjoining lots in the town Of Farm
"a vile, belonging TO the OF Edward Dillon de-
ceased; having front OF eigy-sx feet Main street,
and two hundred and ninety four feet Cross street,
leading from Main Back Ware House street From
their position these lots may be regarded of equal value
with any in the town, of the same extent. If they are
not sold privately before Wednesday the 30th day OF May
next, they will that day, offered at public auction
on credit Of six twelve and eighteen months Persons
wishing 10 purchase privately will please apply TO
CHARLES MORTON, -
JOHN GILLIAN.
HENRY L. WATKINS, Z
May 1. II5E6t
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q AWREN CEVIILE SPRING RACES for 1892
a 4 vii! commence the last Tuesday in May, being
the 29;h, and continue four days
1st swccpsiokc for year old colts and GjGes-t
mile heats for $i09 halfiJrc close 10th day April,
or more TO make racc--3 entered.
2nd. The PfopHctor5 Purse lOr $3.50 nile heats
entrance Si5.
Bird The Jockey Club Purse for $500, discount-1
mile heats entrance $50.
lth For the surplus Of the Jockey Club subscriptions
. mile heats-entrancc $50, to he added to the Purse.
This Purse is supposed 20 be worth $3.50.
Stables and Liltor furnished race horses gratis.
The Proprietor pledges himself 20 have The track in
good ORDER and TO bis best excriions to give entire
satisfaction TO az who may favor him with their company
April 20. t12-wtdl GEO GOODWIN.
RJOTfCE.- Chesapeake and Deld,C0re CaHoi Office
~ Tho Culvert which has lately been placed under
the Canal being finished, vessels pass over H.
and through the Canal with tho usual draught Of water
s. GRIFFiTTS FISHER Secretary
May ]. 1l5-w3t
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q 7 IIH BATHS.-The Subscriber has the pleasure TO
" inform the public that his Bathing house is now open
for the reception of Bathcrs. CHARLES BECK
April II. IlI-n
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FH7O JOURNEY MEN HOUSE-PAlNTERS.--T
81 subscriber wishes 10 employ twelve fifteen House
Painters 10 work the Capitol i'm Richmond.
G. w. MCGIHNESS. House Painter Sc
1lth Street. Richmond Va.
have on hand 200 gallons Copal Varnish Of my own
make, suitable for House Painters, Chair and Cabinet
Makers, which ] warrant Of te best quality and 10 dry
quicS-Lkcwisc, Coach YauIsh which ] will engage 20
polish WE'LL and not crack As intend TO manufacture it
constantly, and hope to supply the State, ] will sell by
wholesale, (ay 10 ga0ns) low 10 can be procured
in The Northern Cities II the varnish is approved Of
IL will be taken back, aud the money returned
April ~ lift G. W, MCGiNNESS.
0pThe Editors OF the National ln,elligoncer, Wash
will publish the above weekly Tor two months, and send
their accounts to this office.
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May IL.

ENLKWOOD ESTATE.-The Proprietor Of the Elk
EL wood estate in the county OF Cupeper informs the
public that that desirable property will be put up pub
lie auction Wednesday the LIST day of August next
Ele premises, unless eligible offer is in the meantime,
made for the by private contract For particulars,
he begs refer his advertisement of last year Any
gentle wishing for further Information, may obtain the
by addressing line TO John Browning at the Post
Office, Stevensburg, Culpcpcr county, Virginia.
The consists of 331 acres, hereahout, lying
compact, with Mansion House in the in good
pair and substantial barns aud buildings of every de-
scription. convenient distance from the Dwelling.
stream runs through the estate, which
two mill sites The property is bounded side by
the river Rappahannock and extensive bottom of low
grounds, without marsh stagnant water OF many hun
dred The open lands in cultivation nearly all
on level, and consist, in general OF rich loas liable
towash large breadth is in clover, and il is
among the best grazing land in the State. Distance from
Washington City 60 miles, and 80 miles from FEcdcrcks-
burg.
the National intelligence and the Fredericksburg Pol
cal Arena will insert the same, in May, the LIST and
9TH weeks in June, aud the 2nd and Sd weeks in July.
May 8. [I17-5-t20lJulyl J. BROWNING.
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n fOAL PITS FOR SALE will offer for sale pubs
" lie auction Monday the 4th day of June next be-
fore the door OF HencO Court House, Chat being
day,) the possession, right and title which my wife and
self hold in and TO the Springfield Coal Pits situated and
being IN the upperend OF Hcnrco county, and work
ed by Cary Also our interest in the of land
which the said coal pits situated, aiming about five
hundred which said tract OF land Mrs Sarah Burton
widow OF Daniel Burton, decd, holds her dover,
der certain limitations will also sell interest in the
slaves the said Sarah Burton holds her DOVER there
ABOUT iory: interest in all of tie above named pro-
perry Is onc-lit aud some little over. will also sell
the tract OF land purchased OF Reuben Burton decd
pdstee, lying near the said coal pits, Cckaouiny
swamp and contains about three hundred Liberal
credit will be given which will be made known the
day OF sale, and any other particulars that may be wished
to be known by any person wbomay be inclined 10 pur
chase. JAMES FOX.
May 8. III
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II n CHANCERY- VIRGtNtA:-At court held for
q Prince Edward county, March goth, 1882:
Archb,d, Willi1m, Peyton, George VI aud Giles Flu
qua and Thomas Ligon, PITS.
against
E.u,nc!iue NJ, Elizabeth r., Mary A. s William T..
John g. and Samuel A. Smith, infants. by WIN. T. Snit,
their special guardian and the said William r smith,
DcGs.
Peyon Fuqua, ono Of the plaintiffs. and commissioner
in this cause, having departed this hlc c motion Of
the other parties, Archibald Fuqua, aduoT Of te said
Pcyon Fuqua, decd, IL made party defendant iu dis
suit; and the said Archibald Fuqul adn'or OF Peyou Flu
qua not having entered his appearance and given secu-
~ according 10 OF Assembly and te rules Of this
Court, and happening te satisfaction of the tai
e said Archibald Fuqua, adm or Of PeytOu Fuqua, decd
is not an inhabtan Of his state The motion Of the
plaintiffs by counse-1t ordered, ha The said Archibald
Fuqna, adnor Of Pcyton Fuqua decd DO appear here
ie first day Of July court next and answer the plain
IFS bill and that copy o! this order be forthwith inserted
in Of tho public newspapers published iu te
city OF Richmond or two months excessively, and also
posted the front door Of the courthouse Of is county
Tosto, y. j. WORSHAM, elk.
May 4. I16-w8w
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"a AND FOR SALE.-The Subscribers being dcSir,,s
4 Of removing to the West, will sell bargain in their
Tract OF Land, called Woodlawn, in the county OF Cum
berand, containing $50 acres, nearly 300 OF which is well
timbered woodland excellent for tobacco living on Willis
River 10 miles above Careryille and mile above Burr
Miils-lhe plantation is in good repair, and has on il
every building necessary for the accommodation of large
family, and from its healthy situation and convenience TO
market, is rendered every way desirable. As il is pre-
suned that no one will purchase without first viewing the
Onethrd the purchase money be paid down and the
balance in three equal annual nsamcnts; the purchaser
giving bonds with approved security, or deed OF trust on
the property TO secure the payment.
CHARLES w. LEWIS
Feb. 9. TIafIOt.1 JOHN n LEWIS