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Feb. g..
.BapsssS for sale.

FHNis muscular Stallion will be offered for saIe ION
a accommodating terIns,) at Lovingston Nelson c.
House) on March Court day next Janus is a beautiful
chesnut sorre he is five feet inch high, and will be
ten years old in July next He of the Fcanought and
Janus blood except two of which Celer-
His ancesorsthc imported Fearnought and the imported
Janus-were both of the Arabian stock. His pedigree
will be exhibited, for the inspection of those who may
desire 1t, on the day OF saleand also certificates from
gentlemen of the highest integrity touching his character
as foal getterlf sale is not effected that day.
will farm him for the ensuing season. in the county of
Nelson | will add, that the muscular power of this
Horse, which richly bestowed upon his colts renders
him particularly worthy of the attention of the farmers
Nelson As evidence of his muscular form and power
will here mention, that the circumference of his arm
when he in low order, % inches.
Jan. &c. TS1-w7w1 JOHN p. WILLIAMS
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n AND FOR SALE.-The subscriber wishing to move
to the West offers for sale his of Land the
county of Cumberland Willis Creek, about six miles
from Carersvile containing eight hundred and sixty
three hundred and fifty of which is in woods and
well hmhered. The Improvements consist of a brick
dwelling house, framed kitchen, granary with thrcsh-
ing machine, built ago, tobacco barns
ny other necessary house belonging to farm with good
orchards and water, in healthy and desirable neghbor
hood. further description is deemed unne cessary-
Persons wishing to purchase be shewn land by
the subscriber, who resides the same. The terms viii
be accommodating. SAMUEL w. CARRINGTON.
Feb. 2, 1882. Sl-Iaw5w.
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Notice.
Office OF the board Of Commissioners,
under The Contention lCiM Denmark,
AsItINGToN Eehruorv 2 IS3

tONpcHttOIt DCNUlUTh, \
WAsHINGToN, February 3, 1892.
ri n the notice given the 18th of October last it was
announced that the Board would on the 9th of Janu-
ary 1892 proceed 10 decide upon the validity of the claims
hled aud dockced up TO that day; and, accordingly at
the present session, all the in which the parties in
ere5ca were prepared, have been acted upon As in
centiye TO future attention the part OF claimants, the
Board express their regret, that the part OF OF
them, as much industry in preparation has not been mani
tested as there should have BEEN and their apprehension
that further neglect may produce consequences which the
Board would deprecae. 1t may not be improper besides
to say, that the duty Of preparing and exhibiting evidence,
rests wholly on the claimants; and that il does not become
the Commissioners TO designate what proofs should be
hibed, and that their Obligations TO evidences limit
ed to careful and impartial consideration of every natter
which the claimants themselves may think proper to offer,
in support OF their respective prctensons is therefore,
Ordered, That all persons, who have claims, be de-
cided upon by this Commission be and they hereby
notified to present, before the first day Of May next
verified in conformity with the rules prescribed by this
Board and accompanied by all the proofs which the claim
ants may consider material.
OTdered, That when this Board adjourn, il adjourn to
meet on the twenty third day of April next, and that il
will then proceed 10 decide upon the validity Of all the
claims, filed at that date, and previously acted upon
Ordered That after the first day Of May next me-
mortal shall be received unless satisfactory shall be
shown, why tho claim claims offered after that period,
had not been filed before BY order Of the Board of Com
missioners. ROBERT FULTON Sec.
Feb. 49, 9O-1awt1stMay
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Charlottesville, Feb. IL

virtue OF deed of trust, executed to us by William
d y Prentss and also by John G.. Warren and Arnold
Wells, executors of Dr. John WARREN deceased bearing
date the 23d OF Nov 1920, and of record i'm the Clerks Of
hce OF Lewis County Court, TO the payment of
certain sum of money due by the said Prenss, and said
executors to John Robinson; and by request of the said
Robinson, SHALL at the Bell Tavern in the city of Rich
mond on the 2lst day OF the next month"; (Febuary at
IL o'clock, sell for ready money, certain tract of Land
containing one hundred thousand acres, less ly-
ing and being in the said county of Lewis and in that
part thereof which was formerly part of the county OF
HARRISON and situated on the West Fork and Little Kama
wha rivers as by patent granted by the Governor of the
Commonwealth of Virginia 10 Benjamin Hask and Will
liam Walter dated the first day of April, 1897 and
bounded as in the said deed of expressed-or
much OF the said land may be necessary, after delray
ing the costs of executing the said trust TO discharge the
balance due of the said debt 10 the said Robnson and
rest thereon TO the time of the said sale. The Trustees
will convey such title only is vested in them by the
said deed of trust. GUSrAVUS IUCKE
JAMES STEER.
Ian
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Feb.

SSSTATE OF NORTH CAROLINA, Supreme Court
~ December Term H. ID. IS3l.-Mary S. Clarke and
Others legatces of Mary s. Blount, deceased, against the
executors of Mary S. BIount.
Whereas Mary S. Blount late of Tarborough, in the
State of North Carolina, in and by her last will esta
ment, duly published in the year 1922, made, among
others the following requests, viz
81 give to Martha Barrow, daughter of Bennett Barrow
Esq, four hundred dollars"
81 give TO Catharine Darby four hundred doars.''
al give TO Mrs L. b. Prosser, of Mississippi five hun
dred dollars''
81 give to Elizabeth Hunter four hundred dollars.'
And whereas the executors OF Mrs Bount unable
TO determine with certainty whom pay these several
bequests
LIST, Because Bennett Barrow Esq., never had a dauch-
ter of the of Martha.
ID, Because Catharine Darby late of Tarboough died
lntestate, without leaving any next of kin known the
her estate.
Sd, Because Mrs. l.. b. Prosser of Mississippi is I'M
known TO the executors and although letters have been
written TO her supposed residence, answer has ever
been received, and no application has been made for this
legacy.
18th, And because the tesatrix has not with sufficient
certainty described TO which of the Elizabeth Hun
tiers she intended ogive the legacy OF l0Othere being
several of that name.
And the court being moved 10 make such order in the
premises viii secure TO the parties interested oppor-
tunity of having the several matters fully investigates
is ordered that advertisement be made in the Star
North Carolina State Gazette, the Richmond Enquirer and
the National nellgencer week for six successive
weeks, that the parties file with the clerk of this at
Raleigh before the I'd Monday of June, A. ID. 1892
any evidence that may be pertinent the inquiry herena
ter ordered TO be made by the clerk; and that the clerk OF
this court report TO the next term of the court any, and all
the evidence touching the lapse OF the aforesaid egacies
which may be hed his office in pursuance of this notice.
true copy from the minutes.
Teste, JOHN L. HENDERSON, C $. G..
Jan 81 T79-w6w1
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HeY virtue OF Deed OF Trust, executed TO the sub
- scrbers by Reuben Turner, bearing date the 9th
day of August 1881, and Of record in the Clerks Office
OF the County Court of Caroline shall TO satisfy the
objects OF said Deed, proceed TO SELL by public auction
the highest bidder, for cash, Saturday the 18th day
March next, on the premises, the following property viz
one negro woman named Sary and her future increase
one Gig and Harness. Bay Mare, Yoke of Oxen
three Mich Cows and Calves, Cow in calf and
Ycarng three Beds and Furniture, Dining Tables,
Side Board twelve Chairs, fourteen Sheep, Kitchen Fur
niturc and plantation Utensils.
FRANCIS w. SCOTT, lT.,s,oo.
HENRY DoGGErT, '"''''''
Feb. II, 1892 S9-w1w
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sseETn'gGY.
- M ~ - = uNsu N"
TO THE EDITORS OF THE ENQUIRER


There are in all conscience crosses vcSaoo. irritation" aud III
sSpc,oseon oS e TS Of pr~'s,. Devil to add ,a
tn. black ea'Sogue Of ills the un@god @i. .eos i've Young
"p Gs eye, 20 secure fraction Of Ss Poets Corner he finds on
Of all his many happy ,e eooer o. ysiooo: manned AID
The author OF the following momcnar depressed by the
eSen,al pe,un %0 q, On b y Of Sr il Wa suS % su
mnnnscP enables to perceive that ample opportunity has been
city proportions by .undry sub.
have deserved with You afford your hei,c.
you have no very excessive pSeGeeoa
70. h: YET columns literally bestowed the
ro%s, these DAYS !. not quite scarce az hen.
v indigenous plan. spsins rich uxuranee .m the soil OF
courage tho growth OF this pceoo, soee;rs Of rv,
! Sn nee do no, mediate Hr nneor of Of hints will
S na GSss'e sT' seems oG,
hi. S S SS "a s G"Id TO
institute an action for the main pcrporacd his offspring.
.'okins directly gate town saw there ssa, number
hands, and they had all frightened
their took courage they were
M ansd into stone, wen, GOm them into richly
siacence of tho room.'' arabian .Nigh,s.
Far distant under oricu, sNies,
Ard silcuce rcigns eternal there
supreme DER all Of earth aud air
The fountains in tho voieeess courts
Fagotdl OF their sports,
TO rc Hss" G,s ,nn blGa as Of ,o,e
Rejecting zach dreronthuc
The Joyous waters sudden sush,
Arrested IN its upward rush
dad hardened into crystal bright
stands like the gisienog saiactne.
The guards the palace gate,
soowliag dark, wild. looking band
" iih each baton In his
!nc priests beside the affairs wait
Watching the liG less onbots iheo
WIN q htod earnest, endless
end IN the streets. multitude
stand ia various
All mo;ionless; The
appears 10 sleep and strsnae there,
Oehurlcncd with nancess spcli
Man may not know nonoc In tell
oi all the melancholy ihrong
Who heard II echoDg among
Their fitod pliac towers,
eih donos and lonely laurel bowers.
The seal of secrecy. impress,
In naIho on onch lap doth rest,
And there they stand ia groups
Dark 'oms TINT mock a' hCe spcll bound,
. old, mute, as are the unconscious walls
6neompgss~g their
Since doomed to sti moro
fot some high tIospass done of yOro.
The traveller steals with ncisolcs. r,ad
!htongh TIM, strange City mansions dread,
nnd views with wildly, Wondering aye,
y nc treasures that around him lie,
Siil. ShttcrinC whcTesoG'cT he
bright ioweled and mas.iva rms
Embossed with o'ns Of loveiusss,
l,y arcr hands, pnrchancc. placed there,
Clean in zach window drep recess,
Filled of rs, perfume
That yet in wonted beauty bloom.
And then. in many columned hall
Dark heavy draporics wind uad
Down , the marble floor, nlaid
Above carved pillars which uphold
Entabauros of antique mould,
High ceilings beautifully bend
Adorned with arabesqucs of gold
And eu'p,ued that without end
in rich proiuson wildly blend
splendid pon,p a dazzling show
Affirmed TO mOckcTy and
For death siares hideousy all
From humble bower palace hall.
Wc ore Hmatoos ooiy-no' eoHHoisears -EDIToRT
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6SCHOOL.-The 2dscsson of the subscribers school will
~ commence on the first Monday in March, and termi-
nate on the LIST Monday in August. Mr.. James L. Cabc
viii continue to give instruction in Mathematics and Mr.
Ferron in French
he boarding department will be conducted by MIR. Nj
w d. jones' on the following tcrms:-Board including
all usual expense-washing, WOOD candles, and attend
ance-syy dollars for session of five months with adj.
dtonal charge OF five dollars, if the student take sepa
iate room. No student will be permitted board at
tavern- W. Is. NAPTON.
GIL MINOR.
shr,ln Eab
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ter at that very which he thus pressed his
partisan CLAIMS and where, if he chose to do it, he
could best mature project for bringing foreign in
fuence TO bear upon his political fortunes at home.
But chiefly rest my censure upon the despatch
which is before us, and in which cannot be de-
ceiveb
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-02-18
Jan. 81.

I'm CHANCERY.-ln Hanover County Court Janu-
81 ry 25th, 1892.
James Bootwright George Bootwrght, Larkin S. War
rem and Sally his wife, (who Sally Martin0 Archer
Parton and Susan his wife, (who Susan Marn,) Pc
ter Martin, and John Martin. Pitts.
against
Mansfield Martin and Pleasant Bootwright, Debts
This day came the Plaintiffs by their Attorney and
MED their bill; and the Defendants not having entered
their appearance and given security according to the Act
OF Assembly and the Rules of this Court and appearing
10 the satisfaction of the Court that they not inhab
tants OF this Commonweah-On the motion of the Plain
uls by their Counsel it is ordered That the said Decn-
dants appear here the first day of April Term next
and answer the Plaintiffs bill, and that copy of this
der be forthwith inserted in newspaper published in
the City of Richmond for months successivcly and
that another copy be posted the front door the Court
house OF this County some Court day.
Copy-Teste,
Feb. .. [S7-wSw1
I'm CHANCERY In Chesterfield County Court
u January 9th, 1892
Austin Spears, Plaintiff
against
Winnifred Cheatham, Sally Landrum, Lucy Landrum
Laban Landrum, Egbcrt Landrum, and Joseph Landrun
Defendants.
The defendants, Laban Landrum and Egbert Landrim
according TO the Act of Assembly and the rules of this
Court and appearing to the satisfaction of the Court
that they not inhabitants of this Commony eah is
Ordered That the said defendants appear here ON the
second Monday in April next and the bill of the
Plani and that copy of this order be forthwith insert
ed in some newspaper published in the City Of Richmond
Tor two months successfully and another copy posted
the front door of the Courthouse of this county.
copy. Teste, LAWSON NUNNALLY, ID. C.
Jan. "a SO-,ySw
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yINO ROAD OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES propo..l. uh

Two ROAD CoNTRACToRs.-Tho Proposals which
were offered for the 2d and Sd sections Westward
Oh inc Town oil Romney) Of the North Western Turnpike
ROAD having been rejected Sealed Proposals for the
sucuon oil either both Of said sections win be recev-
ca by the undersigned until the LIST Of March merit The
"a seeuon' above mensned commences at tho Eastern
loot OF ,ne Allegheny Mountain, and terminates ut tho
or branch oil Potomac, and in length about 22 miles
ne Cd seenon commences at the Maryland line, and ter
inmates at Cheat River-disancc about miles.
ihs turnpike Is made in conformity 10 an act of tho
virginia Legislature passed last session. to which re-
ference Is made Tor general information as 10 the character
OF the road Its to be Is feet wdc and agreeable to said
act will be made according TO the plans and
field notes of the Principal Engineer of Va which win
be made known by the Superintendent TO all DESTROYS Of
Offering Proposals, who may make application 10 him az
his Office in the town Of Romney, Hampshire county, Va
A. w. MCDONALD,
Superintendent Of the N. w. T. Road.
Romncy, Jan. 81. 90-tIs,M
NOR SALE Columbia one mile from this CITY, the
- residence OF the late Philip Haxa The Dwelling
iouse, and all the out-buldngs very
Among them, good Ice-House, now filed, and two
Green Houses The premises contain four acres of land
highly improved, with a well of fine water
. Contiguous Lots OF nine acres
II Family, consisting of a man and his wife first rato
house servants, and their five children.
Il 1onSon Fully, two years old and year old Sir Al
fred colt.-Terms may be known application to
Feb III. tSS-w6t] RID. BARTON HAXALI
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IN CHANCERY AT Court held for Prince Ed
II ward County, January the 10th, 1882:
Joseph Redd, Plaintiff,
against
Martha Mountcastle Booker North, and Jane his wife,
David Mountcastle John Mountcastle, and Rebecca
Mountcastle, Defendants.
The Defendant David Mountcastle, not having enter
ed his appearance and given security according to the Act
OF the General Assembly and the Rules of this Court;
and it appearing to the satisfaction of the Court, that no
is not an inhabitant of ths StaeOn the motion OF tho
Plaintiff by Counsel, 1t il ordered tat the said David
Mountcastlc do appear here the first day of April
Court next, and answer the Plaintiffs bill-and that
copy Of this order be forthwith inserted in some one of the
public newspapers printed in the City OF Richmond for
two months SUCCESSFULLY and also posted at the front door
of the Courthouse of this County. Copy-Testc,
Feb. 2. TSl-wSw'J ". WORSHAM, elk.
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UDY virtue of deed Of trust executed to the subscb-
a D ers by William Ballard and Fanny his wife, bear
ing date the 3D. day of November $780, and of record in
the clerks office Of the county Of Carolnc shall,
to satisfy the objects Of said deed proceed TO SELL by pub
18th of March next, the premises, all that tract or par
eel Of land described in said deed which lies in the county
aforesaid and said contain 1856 acres out Of which the
said Fanny Ballard has fifty acres during her life. Part
of this land is we'll mbered, and of good quality. Such
title only is vested in trustees, will be conveyed,
though the title is believed to be good
FRANCIS W. SCOTT, ,..ss
HENRY DOGGETT, ''"
Feb H. S9--w1w
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fsOllsiCur TOlisOll

ANIllL stand again the ensuing at my Stable,
w fifteen miles from Jackson, twelve from Belheld
thirteen from Halifax, n. &. thirty five from Warrenton
and hfy-sevcn south Of Petersburg, Va. The season
will commence the first Of February and terminate the
first of July He will be let 70 Mares Fifty Dollars the
season. which may be discharged by the payment of For
~ Dollars within the season-Marcs be insured AT
sevenyve Dollars the insurance money will be demand
cd so soon the Marc is discovered be in foa the
property changed-one dollar will be expected TO the
Groom every instance. Large and extensive pasrage
sown in small grain expressly for Mares left with the horse
and separate lots for Mares and colts of
gratis Those sending ut Distance if convenient will
send servants with their Mares, that they NAV be at
tended 70 agreeaby TO their own instructions Mares will
be fed, if required, with grain thirty per day. No
responsibility for accidents escapes but every prccau
ton will be taken toprcvent them.
PEDIGREE.-.NonsiettrT onsOn was by Pacolet. he nv
the imported horse Citizen; he by Pacoet of England he
by Blank; and Blank by the Godophn Arabian his dam
by Top Gallant; he by Galatn, Gaatn by imported Bed
ford, sc. &c.-Hs grandam by Grey Medley imported
Oscar, imported Fearnought Sc. SC. Monsieur Tonson
is the full brother of Sir Richard Henry and Champion
Sir Richard and Champon have proved superior
horses. and have been beaen the latter now con-
sdored the most distinguished horse in the Western coun.
try. Monster Tonson has made himself so well known
by his unrvalled achievements the Turf render
all further notice unnecessary Those who desire to see
more detailed account of his pedigree and performances
referred 10 the American Farmer volume g. page 800;
and also TO the Turf Register and Sporting Magazine for
January 1881. WILLIAM MOODY
Mountiorest Northampton, Co. N. c. Jan. 27. S3--wiw
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