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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-11-06

''NoTE.-lt has lately been discovered that one of
them was named Kendall, Candle, and another
Lewis, or l,ues. 1t has been supposed that these
were nicknanes given by the people 10 signify that
ono was the humble taper which illuminated the
General in the midnight Of his official dutics-amd
that the other was an ulcer on his employer, at
once foul, dangerous and degrading -espccially ns
lie General himself was called odd Hickory" to
designate his hard unyicdug mature. But il may
be fairly questioned whether those were not their
real names"
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-11-06

object The whole power aud influence &c the Adj
mpstraiiou put i'm active reousitior for tLrec
years when it was 6roliy effected by the exercise
of his r"g.uiVa. This power he took upnn him
If TO exercise whenever it hapyencd that n laws
did not meet his appreciation the. Of l;7 ed.
viscrs. ~ judging of The cou-ttuiionauty or
Law he openly declared Chat no length of procc.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-11-06
oct PHILIP b. WINSTON C. r.
I he Capital English Horse,
i Y i.i)E

y $SGwN Just imported, will stand the next
S4AA u season ut B"ydton, Mecklenburg
~ EGH County, Virginia. He is very
RzssszztxesSSG larCe horse. 6 hnnds | inch hinh
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-11-16

HDUBLIC sale Of valuable Plantation and Slapes-
- WIZ DO sold, in front of the Tavern of James II.
Clark, in the Town of Hicks Ford, in the county of
Greensvile, on Monday the 81 day of December il
being Court day, that valuable Plantations whereon the
tate Capt William Goodrum resided, the time of his
death, lying Mehern river within seven miles of the
Petersburg Rail Road containing eight hundred and nine
~ tour acres with large proportion of low land on the
river free from overflow, and of great fertility The land
Is situated in most desirable neighborhood healthy i'm
hne state for successful culvation under good fences
and well adapted TO the growth of the Crops made in this
section of country.At the same time and place will he
sod all the Negro Slaves belonging the estate of said
dccedent consisting OF Men, Women and Children For
the land third of the purchase money will be required
in cash, the balance in two equal annual instruments
Bonds with security and deed of Trust the discretion
OF the Executor will be required. The Negroes will be
sold for cash. JAMES GOODRUM Fx,or
UreehsVile, NOV l.. 55-tds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-11-16

III UZBOROUGH.-Tbi capital Racer and Stallion
IA Just imported, will stand the ensuing season Hicks
ford, Greensvilie County, Virginia. He is dark bay
without any white very handsome, fully inches
high OF great substances length and pOLUer He was pur-
chased at very high price aud selected expressly to i'm
prove our stock OF horses by good judge any in
England, and Nth this UielO attention paid FORM
blood racing exploits and reputation stallion, which
all Of the first character.
lie got by Wilamson's Ditto the winner of The
Derby in 1903, the sire Of Sutans DAM (Suan is now
who covered at f52 IO his dam by Dick Andrew the
best horse OF his day his granda Eleanor the hest
OF her day, the ony winner of both the Derby and the
Oaks; own sister TO Julia the dam of Phantom who cover
ed at E52 10; and Cressida the dam of Pram the best
horse now on The English turf by Whskey the best son of
Saliram out OF Young Ganess the dam Of Sorcerer
and tie best brood of her days Gan.ess by Nache
&c. (See English Stud Book)
H. won Fl races, beating many of the best horses of the
day. Longwas (aterwards sold for 5000 guineas locke
Sgnorna Prosody, Euphrates, Pcion Presentiment &C
&c. He ran many heat races and won all except one
when he was beat by horse that he had before beat and
beat afterwards, and esteemed perhaps the earnest
horse in the Kingdom" He generally handicnpDed
to carry Uery high heights, and remained on the turf
Ill he was rising years old, perfectly sound.
lie covered IN England seasons 10 gs and his colts
remarkably fine.
The public now cross the daughters and grand
daughters Of Sir Archie, and our other mares viii
horse Of undoubted pedigree and character Ample ac
commodaons will be provided for Mares and under no cir.
cumstdnces will more be taken than have complete
justice done them. Refer 70
J. AVERY, ESQ. or
DIR. A. T. b. MERRITT.
Hicksford, Greensvlle, Va, Oct. I6. 55-w4t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-11-16

III D EAL ESTATE FOR SALE.-By virtue of two
he deeds Of trust from John ID. Royal, will be sold to
the highest bidder on Friday the 18th Of December nert
at IL o'clock, IL fair otherwise the fair day. on the
premises the LANDS which he formerly resided w.
ing chiefly on Cellar Creek, in Nottoway county about
joining tracts acquired by said Royal different periods
and containing together about 500 On part of il
there is commodious Dwelling House, with suitable out
houses; and another portion is valuable Grst- Mill
which, with suhcency of Land will be sold separate
ly. The residue will be divided, or sold entire as NAV
seem best to suit purchasers.
The land is understood to be of good quality some of
very vauable and will be shewn by Mr.. Tuck, who re-
sides the Mill
The title is supposed to be unquesonable but will be
conveyed with special warranty.
Terms and years. bonds with satisfactory secu
rty Tor the rs payments, and deeds of trust
the whole. ]. F. MAY,
BRANCH OSBORNE,
Nov. III. I55-dS1 Trustees,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-11-16

HINIRST-RATE Estate for sGle.-The Subscriber is
HI authorized TO sell 1928 acres of land situated ON the
south side Of Roanoke, miles south OF Boydton--the
property OF Capt Jno Taylor and himself This tract
comprises 200 OF frsrae river bottom The high
land is good and tobacco land as any in this
ton: large proportion in woods, ll-imbered The
plantation now in fine condition for large crops OF wheat
corn, and obacco for all of which, both the bottom and
highland Is admirably adapted. Attached TO the tract is
valuable Ferry, which, under good management will
yield 500 nett profit per annum. There is a good Mill
site on Iaylors Mill Creek, miles from any other Mill
on that side OF the river. There is
house with good out houses. Within mile and hall of
the estate is rst-rate manufacturing wheat Mill The
Roanoke navigation and Petersburg Rail Roa1 will afford
excellent and cheap transportation TO market of The
products OF the estate. This land will sold very low
aud on accommodating terms the owners are deermin
cd TO sell it,. GEO T. TAVIOR
mecklehDurg, Oct. 30, 1882. 52-6t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-11-16

ND UNAWAY IN JAIL--Wa as committed to the Jail
NC OF Prince Edward county, on the 3Oh day of Au-
gust last, negro boy who calls himself Daniel Coupland
committed as the property Of William North, of Pocahon-
as county, Virginia Said boy is about eighteen
y years DID, OF dark complexion, FIVE inch high
other mark visible. He is well made fellow-The
owner requested to forward prove property pay
charges, and take him away, he will be dealt with
cording to law. JOHN PEARSON,
Tailor IF Prince Edlcard.
November 10. 55-w4,y~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-11-16

SHALL offer for sale at public auction, at Goochand
IL Court House, on Monday the 18th day of December
next that being court day. tract of Land lying near the
upper end OF that county, the waters Of the Big
Bird Creek, containing about 537 2 acres This land
lies in the range of country in which gold has been disco
vere and which, am informed has been found in cons-
derable quantities on the adjoining land, aud some | be-
believe, on this tract Mr.. John Winston Payne and
MIR Thomas Payne, living in the neighbourhood will
shew the land TO persons DESTROYS of purchasing.
he terms will be, third in cash. and the residue in
two annual payments bearing interest Bond with Sc
curty and deed of trust will be required of the pur-
chaser WM F. WICKHAM,
Trustee Of the estate Of Sami. Gist, decd
Nov l6. 55-tds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-11-16
November I6.

NOTlCE.-Wm. g. Pendieton, Esq. having resign
ed as one of the Commissioners Of the Circuit Supe-
ror Court OF Law and Chancery for the county Hen
rico the parties interested in pending before him
are hereby notified that such transferred the
Undersigned, who will proceed in them of the Com
inissoners oil said Court in the il the
proceedings already had in them had commenced before
him. The Office OF the undersigned is one door below
the Post Office. JNO. SHORE Com'r
August %. 65-6t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-11-16
by RITCHIE a COOK.

% The Enquirer published twice week. generally, and
three the Of the
Price, the hereofo,e Five Dollars
esved Tho Editoss will the safety
nns them NALL the postage all letters being paid
No will DO discontinuc the
Eaftors until all have been paid up.
9 Whoever will the payment OF papers,
hve the tensh grsris.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
or One first rs each
70 No advertisement inserted, until either
- assumed by in this city $ environs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-11-16

NOTICE-was committed to the Jail of this county
IN on the 18th inst negro man, who calls himself
CHARLES, says he belongs 10 HitiaD, Dickson Of
Baton Rouge, Missspp about twenty six years ofage
five feet five and half inches, high, his right
shoulder said TO be occosoned by dirk two toes his
right loot mashed
The owner is requested TO and take him away, or
he will be dealt with as The law directs.
MICHAEL MOVERS, Tailor Wythe County.
November rs. 55--nf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-11-16

HID ANDOLPH'S REPORTS, Vol. 6, &c-Just re-
y ceved and for sale by the subscriber few copies
Of RandOlphs Reports, 9th, Second edilion)-aIso new
edition Of Maddocks Chancery, Vols; Fonbanque's
Equity do; wentworth Executors do; Roscoe on
Evidence, do; StarlSe Evidence do: Selwvns Nsi
Prius, do fuckers Commentaries 2 Vols; Tae's D-
ges Jereniss Equity Jurisdiction; Saunders on Plead
ing and Evidence, Vols condensed English Cbancery
Reports, Vols edited by Richard Peters; English Com
mon Law Reports, 20 Vols Bridgman's Digest Powe II
on Mortgages, Vols; Comyn's Digest, Vols Cruise
Real Property Vols in 4, last edition; English Ec
cesiasical Reports, Vols; Vernons Chancery Reports
Vols; Toller on Executors; Maddock's Chanccry Re-
ports, Vols in 81 Saunders Reports Vols; SHgden
on Vendors; Gritty Bills; Comyn Contracts; Eass
Reports, is Vols Hammond on Parties Actions; Har-
rison's Chancery Practice, Vois Newlands Ditto;
Durnforl and Easts Reports Vols in 4; Cranches Re
ports, Vols; Coopers Equity Jones Bailments; At
kiss Reports, Vols; Cbitty's Pleadngs, sc. &C. SC
On haHd, general assortment Of LAW BOOKS, among
which are theVIRGINIA REPORTERS, 26 Volumes, uni-
iorny bound-a Of which will sell the most reason
able terms PETER COTTON,
Law Book SELLER,
0J'Two doors above the Eagle Hotel
NOVJ. b3-1t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-11-16

6STORE HOUSE FOR RENT OR LEASE.-Tbc Sub.
- scrber has Just completed large and elegant store
House 10 Boydton, Mecklenburg county Va which nc
would rent or lsase for term Of years consider this
one OF the best stands for large and mercantile
business, between the mountains aud tide waterin adj
don 10 its being at the Court House the College IRAN
doph Macon) lately erected i'm the Immediate vicinity will
60 INTO operation in few weeks. The County Is large
wealthy and populous, and the neighborood respectable
ana intelligent Any person wishing further information
w please address at this place Possession can be
bad immediately VIM TONNES
Boydton, Va, November g. b2-s,s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-11-16

"A GOOD OPPORrUNITY-.A paluaLIe Stock of
IA Dry Goods for sdieTbe advertiser, de cning the
Dry Goods Business presents to the enterprising
dusons very favorable opportunity OF embarkng in
the same lnethe 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 he found The
terms will be accommodating and liberal credit will be
given, but good security required.
Further information may be obtained by addressing TO r.
at The Post Office, Petersburg, Va.
NOVemher9 20 Ga
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-11-16
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

NEKrIFlCATE Of an esfrdy Coto taken up by Uln.
~ .hdyo-Pursusant to the within warrant to us di-
reced we have this day viewed esray cow shewn to
us by William Mayo, and do find the be large
re cow, with white streak between her fore legs and
white spot the inside of her left hind leg supposed 10
be seven years old and do apprase the said COW TO the
sum oil ten dollars Certified under hands, this 9Th
day OF February, in the year 1892
tSEAL.1 JOHN ELLIS,
tSEALJ MALACHI TINSLEY
tSEAL] CHARLES CHILDREY
Copy. Teste, LoFTIN N. Elicit c. III. c.
y NOV To- 55-w3wt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-11-16

LIN ERY-VIRGINIA-At a Superior Court
of Chancery held the former Capitol in the city of
Williamsburg, the 9Th January, 1880, Robert Christian
Peter Ladd s. CO., Ann Royser, John III. and Jones r.
Christian, Ex'ors. of William Douglass deceased, and
Francis Clayton, Plaintiffs.
Judith b. Hi Ann b Hill, an infant, IVY James Caba-
Mss her guardian assigned and William TYLER Exor of
William Z. Hill, deceased. Dens.
On motion Of the plaintiffs by counsel James Cabanss
Is assigned guardian TO the infant defendant defend her
in this suit; and theroupon the this day
be heard the bill, and exhibits, and was ar
gucd by counsel. On consideration whereof the court
doth ajudge, order and Decree that the following ac
be taken before of the commissioners OF this
cour first, account of William Tylers Transactions
as Executor of William E. Hill, decd; in taking which
account the audit returned to the county of Charles
City, copy of which is filed with the BILL is to be taken
pnma faca, true liable, to be surcharged and asied
oy the plaintiffs in taking WHICH account the commits.
sioner Is directed to ascertain what portion of the personal
estate Of the said VIM. f. Hill, has been applied 10 the
Payment of debts, which bound his heirs second,
of the claims of the plaintiffs and such other cred
Of VIM. L. Hill, may exhibit and prove their de-
mands before the commissioner the usual terms desig
mating i'm said such of said claims as bind the heir.
of the said WIN. +. Hill, decd. third the
probable annual value of the real estate OF the said VIM
L. HILL which his heirs hold by devise descent its
tuation and quantity. Which said several accounts the
commissioners directed TO examine state and settle
TO the court report, with any matters specially stated
deemed pertinent by himself, which may be required
by the parties TO be so stated
And at Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chancery
held at the former Capitol in the city Of Williamsburg for
James City county and city OF Williamsburg, 10th Sept.
1881: This this day, be further heard
the papers formerly read and the report of the sale
made by the Marshal pursuant to the decree of the I'd
day of February last, and argued by counsel. On
consideration Whereof the court confirming the said
port doth ajudge order and decree, that the be
tablished between the parties and the doth further
adjudge order and decree, that OF the commissioner
of this court, take in the usual mode any
further demand, existing against the estate OF VIM f.
Hill decd according TO the principles stated in the said
decree, il being intmaed there other creditors, who
have not heretofore exhibited their claims the
soner which account commissioner directed TO
anime, state and settle and the report with any
matters specially stated deemed pertinent by HIMSELF or
which may be required by the parties to be so stated
Copies. Teste, JAMES CABANISS, c. C.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-11-16

A DEMONSTRATORS SALE-will be sold ON Tues
IA day the eleventh day Of December next, at
Obslo in the county of Amelia, if fair, otherwise
the next fair day, and continue from day to day un
I'll finished, all Of the stock of horses cattle sheep and
hogs several prime yoke OF work oxen between 20 and
rs 900 pounds Of pork (Which promises 10 be prmel ali
the plantation UTENSILS household and kitchen furniture
also between IL 1900 barrels corn the crop of Cod
Mrs. Mary Randolph. deceased Terms of sale For ali
sums not exceeding twenty dollars cash and for all
exceeding That amount, IL months credit will be given;
the purchaser executing bonds with approved security
carry interest from the date; but If puncaly paid the
inleres: will be RENTED.
WILLIAM EGGLESToN, Admir-.
Of Mary Randolph decd.
Amelia county, November 8. h2 49,
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COMMISSIONERS Orr1cr-

williamsburg, 9th NoU'r., 1882. {
The parties interested in the foregoing order court
hereby notified that have appointed the 18th day OF
December next, to make the therein ordered
on which day, by o'clock, A. NJ. they desired 10
attend at this Office, with their vouchers and evidence
and this original order. JAMES CABANISS, Com
November 16 55-wS,v
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-11-16

a DMINlSTRATOR'S SALE.--Will be sold al BIsl,v
kA Parke, the Ruppahannock river, between II aud
10 miles below UrbanDa, in the county of Middesex on
Thursday, the 10Th of December next il fair, if not the
first day thereafter, between 20 and 30 valuable Negroes
consisting OF men, women and children-a considerable
portion OF whom young and likely Also the same
time and place. the crops oil Corn, Fodder SC. made on
the farm the yearthe stock of Horses Mules
Cattle, Sheep and Hogs, Farming Utensils, Sc
Terms Of Sdie.-A credit of twelve months will be al
lowed Tor all sums above ten dollars the purchaser
ing bond with approved security, carry from the
date--ior ten, dollars, and all under that amount
cash will be required.
NELSON BERKELEY, .adn'r
IF Tho. Nelson Berkelv decd
Hanover county, Oct. 25th, 1882. Bids
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-11-16

OFFER for sale, my farm lying on James River
called Dungeoness containing 500 acres, hundred
'hI tnree OF which Is low grounds OF good quality with
sufficient quantity Of wood. There will lie about ESQ
bushels Of wheat seeded the farm this my terms
accommodating The land will be shewn by nv over.
seer on he larn, myself living miles above Goocf
land G. House G. WOODSON PAYNE
NOV D. 52-St
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-11-16

6dALE OF VALUABLE NEGROES VIII be sold TO
- the highest bidder, for cash. Monday the 26th
day Of this month, (Noyembe, at the Court House Of
Surry county, (ha being Court day) belonging 10 the
estate OF Henry Blow, deceased, late OF said counys
10 valuable young negrocsPersons in want, would do
well to attend THOMAS SIMPSON, ddprin'oy.
of Henry Bioto, deceased
sury County, Nov. H. 5i--tds
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pdiud6ie Riranna Riuer Land, Negroes, and other
PTODerfU far snIe

PuuuOie Hicdnnd RireT Land, Negroes, and other
Property for sale
XNILL be sold TO the highest bidder, on Wednesday,
w the 2sh instant, if fair if not, the fair day.
nainder OF the lands belonging TO the of Wilson
Cary deceased These lands of three tracts two
of which adon each other One of the adjoining tracts
lies Immediately the river and contains 500 Ia acres
IO2 Ia Of which hrst-rae low grounds, inferior TO
none on the river, and is known by the name of the
" White Rock Tract" The other lies on the Cary Creek
and contains $50 LIZ acres 81 of which excellent low
grounds equal in value those the river On each of
these tracts crops of wheat have been seeded this fall i'm
good STYLE The third tract contains 1SI 2 acres and
adjoins the lands OF Neal b. Gay aud Mrs. Payne and
situated about mile distant from the first desc bed
tract, and very valuable for its timber, being all in the
forest, and very convenient TO excellent saw mill
further description OF the lands is considered
it is presumed, persons DESTROYS purchasing will first
view the land The lands will be shown by Archer A.
Strange who resides the White Rock trac-Pos-
session will be given Immediately after the day of sale
and on the same day. and at the place will be offer
ed for sac to the highest bidder the negroes belonging
the said estate, stock Of every descriptions plantation uen
sis, among which, very valuable portable
machine and four horse wagon and all the present
crop OF corn oats, fodder hay, straw and
OF sale oil the lands will be, credit of three
years. the purchaser giving bond and security for
the first payment, and Deed of Trust on the land to Sc
cure the whole oil the purchase money On the sales
the personal property cash will be required for all
chases of less than five dollars; that sum- and
credit OF twelve months will he giyn the purchaser
giving bond with approved security. The sale be con
nued from day 10 day until all the estate, both real and
personal, be sold. w. TlMBELAKE adnp'Or tcitt
the ,oH annexed of ". L. Cary, deed.
Palmyra, Nov. l. 52.tds--
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KxCMMOND IxRGA,Aa, ERXDAY: .S,0 EE.MRExe 49, Isae.


VALUABLE LANDS FOR SALE.-willbe offered
Tor sale at public auction to the highest bidder,
the 10Th instant that being Fuvanna County Court day,
before the front door OF the Court House said
" four several tracts OF land belonging 10 the
Miles Cary deceased lying in the said county,
Long Island Creek, the Rvanna River and in about
two and halt miles OF the Court House The first tract
called the Mill Tract, on which there is a saw mll adj
joins COL Gideon A. Strange's Oak Hill Tract OF Land
and contains 337 acres The second tract called Caring
tons Tract adoins William J. Coles Wilmington Lands
contains 429 acres The third and fourth adjon
each other the lands of Jesse Basket and Richard Me
Cary the third contains PSI and the fourth I4S
Each OF these tracts remarkably well tmbered aud
uniie as many advantages any unmproved the
county. They will be shcwn by the subscriber to any
person who may wish TO view them. Terms of sale will
be, credit OF two and three years. the purchaser
giving bond and personal security the first payment
and deed OF trust the land the whole of the
purchase money. W. 1IMBERLAKE,
Executor Of Miles Cary, dec.
PALMYRA. IN her stI
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-11-16

NOrlCE--The subscriber offers farm in the
Y county of Goochland containing $40 of land
lying upon the Three Chopped Road, 2O miles from Rich
mond, eight miles from Goochand Court Honse, and
about Z from James River. When well kept 1T was one
OF the best known and most profitable this
road, between Richmond and the mountains; the inn
provements still adequate TO the purposes OF
house Near the house is very fine track 6r
years established and well known, which might De
again put in order at very little expense.
will sell upon the following ierms viz: one fourth
cash. and the balance in One and three years tcih
our INTEREST," or the purchaser may have his time
Gas to the trh0fe purchase money! not erceeding ten
gears, paying the interest annually, and securing the
whole satisfactorily; will exchange il for other pro-
pery more convenient to me. Apply 10 DIR. Thomas p.
Watkins, residing the premises or TO me- in Rich
monl JAMES LYONS
November 2. 5I6,