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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-07-06

VIRGINIA MUSEUM.-This well known establish.
ment' together with all the Paintings Minerals Fos-
Sis, ana curiostes thereto belonging offered for sale
The building is 80 by 80 feet two stories hiq buiIt y,
brick and covered with slate. 1t is situated on The south
corner OF the Capitol Square in pleasant and central
part OF the CITY, The building was constructed Gil, =
view to all the purposes of Museum; and in the hands
OF man of enterprise, might be made very valuable pro
perry The establishment will be shown to any person
wishing TO purchase application at the premises An
Pcaons rom persons abroad by letter. post paid direct
ed to the subscriber at the Museum will be PROMPTLY at
tended TO- RICHARD LORTON.
way 20 5-w3m
9Tho Editors Courier & Enquirer, New York, are 70
& 70 publish the above once weok for twelve weeks
CHANCERY-YIRGIN1 rules taken i'm the
day Of April, 1892 ~ ~
Thweatt & Miller, plaintiffs,
Henry Y. jenkins, William M. jenkins william Hat.
ten and Elizabeth his wife, Obadiah Jenkins Samuel Nor
gan and Ann his wife Samuel jenkins, Richard jenkins
Jenkins Doconde, ~
The defendants, William Hatten and Elizabeth his wife
not having entered their appearance and given security
according TO act Of the General Assembly and the &
OF this Court and il appearing that they are NOT nbaLi
tdhs OF this Stae-on the motion of the pIaini0s b
counsel entered at rules aforesaid, and accordinoy
oruereu, 'at the said defendants VIM. Haten and Eli2s
beth his WIFE do appear here on the first day of
Court next and answer the plaintiffs bill; and mat CO.
Ply OF this order be forthwith inserted in some one of Inc
pubic newspapers published i'm the city Of Richmond fo
TWO months successively and also posted at the front door
Of the courthouse of this county. ''O'
TIesles b. J. woRsHAM, elk.
way 20 5-wsw
YHNuE Trustees Of Hampdon Sydney College notify
- by their Committee, that on the third T1esJsv IL
July next, meeting will be held to elect n Sfe,car1
whose duties will commence in October-Pcrsons de,
sirous OF Filling that Office, arc invited TO attend
JAMES MORTON
W. s. MORTON
JAMES MADISON
May 20 l5-wtdl VIM BERKELEY
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-07-06

VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.-The subscriber
is authorised to sell privately that valuable estate ON
which Capt Humphrey c. Watkins formerly resided stu
ated in King and Queen county, the Dragon bridge
and Immediately upon the Dragon rum and upon the main
road leading from King and Queen courthouse to Ur-
banna in Mddlesex county, and containing about five
hundred and thirty This land is well adapt
ed TO the growth of and wheat eighty of which
Dragon low grounds covered with very fine Cypress
trees, well suited for shingles plank scantng, &C. Sc
The buildings are in good repair for country residence;
should the land not be sold by the 10th of July
1t will be leased for term OF years. will also sell all the
said H. c. Watkins interest in other small piece of
land lying in Mddlesex county, about five miles from Ur-
hanna, and adjoining the land OF T. Q. Keiningham
p. T. POLLARD, Agent for H. c. Watkins.
June 10 I2-wtds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-07-06
ANREEN SPRING LAND FOR SALE.-Will be

a REEN SPRING LAND FOR SALE-Will he
IN sold to the highest bidder, Louisa Court House
on the second Monday in July next, (that being Louisa
Courday on credit OF one two and three years TRACT
OF LAND, containing 1855 Acres is situated in Louisa
county, in what is well known the Green Spring neigh
borhood which is without doubt the best farming land
below the Ridge 1t is particularly adapted the growth
and affords good society found in the country
About 300 Acres of the Land is cleared the balance is in
woods, large poroot which is Tobacco Land supe-
rior quality The Land is well watered, and i'm all re-
spects most desirable 1t will be divided to suit purcha
sers required Those disposed purchasers invited
to view the land before the day OF sale, which will be
shown by my brother, Joseph w. Morris.
JNO. MORRIS.
Executor Of VIM. Morris, decd
MAY 30 6-wtJs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-07-06

against
William Redmond, Thomas Redmond, and wm b.
Green, Defepd,n,s
Inc Defendants, William Redmond and Thomas Red
mond not having entered their appearances according to
the act OF Assembly and the rules of this Court and il
appearing TO the satisfaction OF the Court that they are
not inhabitants OF this State, the motion of the Plain
TIL by COUNSEL is ordered that the said Defendants do
appear here on the first Monday in September next and
enter ueir appearance and answer the plaintiffs BILL and
give security Tor performing the decree OF the Court; and
mat copy OF this order be inserted in newspaper
published in the city OF Richmond two months
svey and posted the front door of the Court hone of
the said county. Copy Tesfe.
WINSLOW ROBINSON, c.
juno 10 1l-wSwE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-07-06

In CHANCERY-VIRoINiA: AT Sircuit Supe-
II rior Court Of Law and Chancery held at the Capitol.
in the City of Richmond Saturday, I'd day Of June 1882
William d. Wren and Horaio Gates Winston, surviving
executors OF John +. Price, deceased, Pitts.
against
James NJ Norris executor Of Samuel Overton, deceas-
ed Samuel Overflow Richard Overflow James 0verton and
Henry Pendeton and Mary his wife, Dns.
This cause which abates TO the defendant Henry
Pendleon by his DEATH in which the plaintiffs appear
TO have proceeded against the defendants Richard Over
ton and James Overton, who Of this country, in
the mode prescribed by law against absent defendants,
came this day 10 be heard the bill taken for confess
ed the defendant James NJ Morris, of Sa-
mucl Oyeron, deceased, and answer of Samuel Overflow
with general replication thereto and exhibits, and ar
gued by counsel. On consideration whereof, the Court
doth adudge order and decree that the defendant James
M Morris render account OF his transactions
tor OF Samuel Overflow deceased before of the Com
nissieners OF this Court who is directed to examine state
with any matters specially stated deemed pertinent by
himself or which may be required by the parties TO be
stated. Copy-Teste,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-07-06
May %.

ri AND FOR SALE.-The subscriber offers for sale
H his farm in the upper end of Cumberland containing
40 acres The dwelling, neatly enclosed, is two story
building with wing, having two and chamber
on the lower floor, and four the second floor
The outhouses consist of medical shop kitchen laun-
dry smoke-housc, dairy, carriIgehouse stable large
shielded granary, tobacco barns and negro cabins Tie
garden, containing an acre of ground, is rich and hand
somely paled Also young bearing orchard of select
fruit, viz apple, peach Plum Sc The soil is adapted TO
the culture oil tobacco and grain well waered wood
boriood one mile from the Appomattox three miles from
Farmvile, and within short distance of several manu-
featuring mills
Also, another tract of l42 I2 forest land living
on the East side OF the public road leading Richmond
one mile below Ranes tavern. If the above property
should not be sold privately it will be advertised and Of
fered publicly the LIST October next together with the
growing CROP stock of all kinds plantation utensils house
hold and kitchen furniture several hundred vols medi-
cal and MS. Books, shop furniture, medicine, &C
WILLIAM b. SMITH
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-07-06

| VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE-Bv the
| last will of James Webb, decd, we are direct
ed TO sell the following tracts of land to wt-Tbe tract
on which said James Webb resided the time of
which lies in the county of King and Queen upon the
stage road between Richmond and Tappahannock
thy-two miles from the former place. about three
miles from the place known by the name of Dunkirk
upon the Matapony river, TO which place said river il
navgabe for large boats and lighters This tract contains
nearly one thousand acres, large portion Of which may
be considered ierte and considerable part of il is yery
well tmbered The situation is very healthy and aor,ea
ble and the land has upon very large and handsome
dwelling house in good repair and has besides an album
dance OF other buildings which in good repair AL
So another valuable tract containing rather upwards of six
hundred acres, which lies in Essex county, OH the south
side OF Piscataway Creek about five miles below Tan
paannock and upon the road leading from Tappahannock
TO Orbanna, in Mddlesex county This tract has upon IL
no buildings OF any value the dwelling house having
burnt some years pas but il likewise considered healthy
and well mbered with the best white oak and from The
site OF the ancient dwelling house. there good view of
The Rappahannock river. The Piscataway Creek which
Is the boundary of the tract the North navgabe for
large vessels quite up TO the road from Tappahannock to
OrbaDna which road passes through the tract Aso one
other tract to wit, that upon which Mr. ANTHONY HAYNES
resides, lying In Essex county about miles below Tan
pahannock, Immediately upon the Rappahannock river
his tract contains upwards Of four hundred acres is
convenient size, which, with small expenditure NAV be
made very comfortable and desirable, as well as other
buildings necessary for the plantation Being required bv
the will OF our Tesator 10 sell the said lands privately we
invite and solicit all persons, who may be disposed TO ar
chase, 20 and the lands and make such ponosons
as may be suitable to themselves The first mentioned
tract will be shewn by Mr.. Thomas Smith, who lives upon
it the second by Doctor William Smith who lives win
Mr. Anthony Haynes and the last by Mr. Anthony HAYNES
himself ALEXANDER FLEET,
JAMES SMITH
. Executors If James WebJ, decd.
May H. 1-WSw
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June 22

MN CHAN CERY-VIRGINIA.-At rules holden in
n the Clerks Office of the Circuit Superior Court of
Law and Chancery for Powhatan county, from the 18th to-
the 18th day of May inclusive in the year 1892:
Elendcr Lewis widow OF Robert Lewis, dec. Plth
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-07-06

N CHANCERI-VI RGINIA.-At rules holden i'm
e the Clerks Office of the County Court OF Charlotte
the 4th day of June, 1892:
William Marshall Executor of Allen Gillian decd
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-07-06
June i2. iO-w4ws JOHN JORDAN.

NOTlCE.-By virtue OF the last Will and Testament
OF Samuel Nuckos, deceased, the subscriber will
proceed TO sell TO the highest bidder the premises
Thursday the 10th day OF July next if fair if not the
next fair day. all the estate OF said deceden both real and
personal, on the following terms to wit: the land which
lies partly in Goochand and partly in Hanover countless
and contains about 400 acres, third of the purchase
money 10 be paid in cash. and the balance in equal
annual payments; approved personal security and a
deed in trust the land to the last payments
The personal estate consisting of six likely young negroes,
horses cattle sheep and hogs plantation utensils house
hold, &C. the following terms to wit: six months
dit for all above five dollars bonds with approved
cury for FIVE dollars and under cash will be required by
NATHANIEL NUCKOLS, Admir-. dc bons non.
All persons having claims against estate are request
ed TO bring them forward that due arrangements may he
made for seemen all persons indebted to the estate
requested to forward and make immediate payment
May 20. 16-wSw"1 N NJ
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-07-06

YUNo JEPHTHA LEET:-As you are not nhabi-
IA tsnt Of the State OF Virginia, you will please take
notice, that shall the l4h day OF July next, Chin
quepn Church, in the county OF Amelia and State OF Vir
gina proceed TO take the dispositions of Joel Morris and
others, TO be read evidence suit pending in the
Circuit Superior Court OF Law and Chanccry for the coun
y OF Powhatan, in the said State, i'll which am plaintiff,
aud yourself and others defendants The said depos
tons will he taken the day before mentioned, between
o'clock in the forenoon and of the day. but
should the said dispositions, from any be not taken
that day, the will be taken the succeeding day
between the same hours. Yours, SIC.
! June l2 lO-w1ws John JORDAN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-07-06

II N HANCERY-VIRGINIA-At Rules holden i'm
III the Clerks Office OF the Circuit Superior Court of Law
and Chancery Tor the County Of Buckingham, the fourth
day of June, 1882:
Samuel Sanders, Plaintiff
against
Thomas Sanders, executor of Samuel Sanders, decd and
in his own right Francis Sanders, William Sanders James
NJ Sanders, James Purcell and Mary his wife, formerly
Mary Sanders Calvin Sanders, Samuel Sanders, Stephen
Sanders, and Elizabeth Sanders, Defendants.
The defendants, James Purcell and Mary his wife, Cal
win Sanders Samuel Sanders, Stephen Sanders Eliza
beth his wife, not having entered their appearance
given security according the of Assembly and the
rules oil this Court and it appearing by satisfactory evil
dence that they are not inhabitants of this country 1t
ordered that the said absent defendants appear here on
the first day OF the next September term answer the
bill OF the PLAINTIFF and that copy of this order be forth
with inserted in some newspaper published in the City
Richmond for two months successfully and posted at the
front door OF the Court House OF this County.
Copy-Teste,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-07-06

I'm CHANCERY-VIRGINIA rules held in the.
"a Office OF the Clerk OF the Circuit Superior Court Of
Law and Chancery OF Northumberland county, on the 9th
day of April 1892
James and Fleet Cox, executors of Peter p. Cox de-
ceased, and William Middleton administrator of Thomas
conway, ueceased' Complts.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-07-06

Edward Coles, late Sheriff of Northumberland county
and in that character administrator of William Gordon de-
ceased, Martha L. Gordon, Julanna " Gordon Caba-
Tne Nelms, Samuel Downing, George Downing, Thomas
s. Sydnor and Sarah his wife, William Herbert admins
traitor Of Joseph Conway, deceased, James NJ Smith
executor OF James Smith, deceased, Defendants
ms day came the complainants by l.. NJ. Berry, ESD
their counsel and the defendant William Herbert admJ
nstrato oil Joseph Conway deceased not having entered
us ana gwen security according to the act Of
Assembly and the rules of this Court and il appearing bv
satisfactory evidence that he is nhabitant OF this
Commonw eah; is ordered, that the said defendant do
appear here on the first day OF the October term and
the bill OF the compliments; and that copy OF
TINS order be forthwith inserted in newspaper pub
nshed IN the CITY oil Richmond for two months successive
ly, and posted the door of the courthouse of tb
county copy, ). A. M LELAND, c. C..
May 10 3-WSW
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-07-06

Comments are needless. The Regency feel that
their throne is toucrng.-U. S. TEL
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-07-06

VIC I-1I udy OF Nay IHcIusIVe III the year 1857:
Elendcr Lewis widow Of Robert Lewis, dec. Plth
against
Frederick Cox and Mary his wife, Joseph Jordan, Ro
bert Jordan, Linnaus Jordan Elizabeth Johnson widow
OF Benjamin Is. Johnson, dec, Edwin H. Jordan, John
Watkins admr OF Henry W. Watkins, dec, Edmund Loc-
ke VIM w. Porter, admr. of Peter Porter dec and Will
liam McGruder, DTS
The defendant, Joseph Jordan not having entered his
appearance and given security according TO the OF As
semby and the rules OF this Court and appearing by
tsacory evidence that he is inhabant of this Com
monweath, on the motion of the plaintiff by Henry L.
Hopkins Esq her attorney, it is ordered that the said
Joseph Jordan do appear before the Judge of said Cir
cult Superior Court of Law and Chancery for Powhaan
County, at the courthouse thereof the first day of Sep
TENDER term next aud the bill of the plaintiff,
give security for performing such decree the Court may
make herein and that copy of this order be forthwith
inserted in some newspaper published in the city of Rich
mond for two months successfully, and posted the front
door of the courthouse of this county. A Copy-Teste
June 20. [I5-wSwl II. i. GRAVES. ID. C.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-07-06

N CHANCERY-YIRG1NIA rules taken i'm the
day Of April, 1882,
Thweatt < Miller, PLAINTIFF
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-07-06

Editors Of the Courier Enquirer, New York are TO-
heir accounts or conctnn. - '.' N'' oeUu
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-06-01
COMMERCIAL.

BALTIMORE, Wednesday, ! o'clock, P. NJ.
The Market. The receipts Of Flour in How
ard street since Saturday have been tolerably
sood-the wagon price continues at S5.s7s. On
Monday, sales were made freely at S.. 50:-yes.
terday holders asked an advance, and some small
sales were Effected at 5,56s:-to-day the market
is quite firm at 5, 1874. and we are advised Of. a
sale at that price. We note the sale Of 200 bar
rels. City Mills ~(extra) at 5,75 full price. Sus.
quehanna is held at S. 62a: an Offer was made for
. lot yesterday at 5,564 and refused. A lot of
first quality Red Wheat from Hartford. brought
LEO: we quote as the fair market price for this
description to-day lis 90: some infer or par
cells have changed hands at Ito a LIS. There
Is no Corn aHoat in market at present-last sales
of White. at IS a 47c. Rye would readily CON-
mand soc. Whiskey is dull. and but little ar
riving;-a sale to some extent was made yester.
day on the wharf, at Is cts. in hhds. and bbls.
so cents, cash. No change in Oils. Rice is sell
ling at $685. $50. Nothing doing in Coffee
or Cotton.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-06-01
z. a Horn

TuNAKES this method OF informing the Citize . OF
Aiexandria, and its vicinity, that he is nov pre-
pared 10 furnish q full BAND Of MUSIC for military
parades. or excursions Of pleasure, ora part thereof
for balls or coti,ion parties He also gives Lessons on
70 \ Military Band. Ills Class meets nearly opposite
the Second Presbyterian Church. He can be seen =
any time at Mr Morris Tavern. on Union street.
GrNational InteIligencer will insert the above st,
and sent their account to this Office.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-06-01
District Of C0lMmbia,.

County OF d~terdnorid, OCT.
ApRIL Term, 1889.
Joseph Vaudeville and Samuel B
Lsrmour, Compliments,
against
Wilson NJ Fairfax, and Lucy his
wlf=, formerly Lucy Griffith, /fNCHANCERP.
Frederick L Griffith, and Eliza
beth Griffith. heirs Of David
Gr'f6,h h. d~eceaSed, Complain
ants,
TINE Defendants, Lucy Griffith, Frederick l.. Grit.
fifth, and Eiiz beth OR filth, not having entered
their appearance to his suit. and given security accord.
ing TO the statute and the rules Of this Court. and it sp.
bearing to the satisfaction Of the Court that the said Lu.
cy Griffith. Frederick l. Griffith, and Elizabeth Grit.
fth, are ,.ot inhabitants Of the District OF Columbia, on
the motion of the Complanants, by their counsel. IL is
Ordered, That the said absent Defendants do appear
here ON or before the first day Of the next November
Term of this Court, ana give security for performing
the DEGREES Of this Court, and that u copy OF this order
be forthwith published in the Alexandria Phenix Ga
zette. aud that another copy be posted at the front
door of the Court House Of said County. Test:
june 1-2m EDM. | LEE, G.. C.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-06-01
BOSTON MARKET, May %.

Nouf-There has been a good demand Tor the
article during the week, and the advance noticed
in our last review, has been fully supported;-
How ard streethas been sold at Sc. 4 mos, moun-
tam 50, and lowland 5 11-16 a 5 10 l6 per bbl.
The stock of Genesee is dearly exhausted; there
having been no late arrivals, and an extensive
demand: common and fair brands are selling at
81 per barrel; heavy supplies are momently ex-
pected.
Grain The Grain market since our last pub
~lication has experienced a slight advance on pri-
ces, in consequence of the limited number OF ar
rivals; a az cargoes southern white ard yellow
fat have been sold at IS a 5sc. per bushel; sales
of eastern Oats at 4Sc. and northern Rye, 80c.
per bushel. /.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-06-01

Tie following is stated TO be in part the dispO-
& ,be estate Of the Hon. Israel Thorndike,
liant, lately deceased in Boston:
,.,,s sons. residuary lesatees, each about
~. 10 oOO. 100000: a fourth son, $4,000; his
sov,'; in real estate and money. including the
ra0s, ,bout 100, 600; his daughters, Mrs. L.
nna": loo 900; and Mrs. F. 10000; Widow
~. a;ts, in Ohio, 60, 900; Mrs. II. 1000; Mrs.
% e's nnoo: his coachman, 1000. Total, Sl,816.-
v Resides to several Diecesi in Jaffrey, N. H.
W ~ .,ch. and several smaller legacies.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-06-01
Notice.

Office efths .Atrusdria Csso' Company.
TINE 9th instalnent called for on the Stock OF this
i Company, becomes due to morrow, list June)
and Il being the design ofthe Board to prosecute the
work with vigor. it Is hoped that Stockholders vilibe
prompt in making payment.
Insalments will be received at the Bank Of Potomac
and at the Aeehanies' Bank, ct siku Of which places
subscribers are requested 90 CALL AND PAYs and
for the greater facility Of ell parties, It % requested that
The receipts last given will be produced, % that each
subsequent payment may be regularly endorsed there
on. BY order. &c. JOHN II. CREASE,
may 3l-d3t6eof Clerk A. G.. c.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-06-01
Boston school Books.

ID
II KENNEDY has recently received. from the
lZs North, a variety Of Elementary Books; among
winch are the following:
Alnswor,h's Dictionary, abridged by John Dymock,
first American edition, with improvements by Charles
Anthem.
Natural Philosophy. with Practical Exercises, by F.
j, Grund.
Academical Speaker, adapted for Exercises in Flo.
cution, by B. d.. Emmerson, new edition.
American First Class Book, by John Pierpoint, au.
thor of Airs of Palestine.
National Reader, and Introduction to ditto, by the
same author.
Young Reade-; by the same author.
Mentsl Guide, being a conpend of the first princi.
| Piles of Metaphysics, and y 81 stem OF attaining an easy
and correct mode Of thought and style in composition,
BY transcription; dedicated to Levi Hodge, Of Harvard
University
Moral Glass Book, orthc Law of Morals derived from
the Created Universe. and rom Revealed Religion, by
william Sullivan, Counsellor at Law.
Political Glass Book, intended to instruct the higher
Glasses in schools. in the origin, nature, and use OF Pc.
litical Power. by the same author, new edition. with
an Appendix.
Book of Nature laid open, by the Rev. J. l.. Blake,
A. NJ.
American Natural History, second edition, by J.D
Goldman, NJ. D..
wright's ditto, extracted from the works OF Button,
Cuvier, Lacepedi, and other eminent naturalists, new
edition, with improvements from Godfrey, Grifh'h.
| Richardson, Lewis and Clark, Long, Wilson, and
Others, with 500 engrsvings.
Young Ladies' Class Book, by Ebenezer Bailey,
Principal of tie Young Ladies' High School, Boston.
American Biography, being the Lives of the Sign.
ers of the Declaration Of Independence, by the Rev.
e. A. Goodrich.
Elements of Chemistry, including the Recent Bis
coveries and Doctrines OF the Science, by Edward
| Turner, ". ID, F Il. s, Professor of Chemistry in the
University of Londoni with notes by Franklin Bache,
n. ID.
Ancient History, by c Rollin. ". svo. edition Of
1882, from the latest London Edition, carefully revised
and corrected; to which is p~refxed a Life of the Au
thor. may 24-eo6t