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Cleveland.

VIE lMPORTED HORSE CLEVELAND, will
stand the present season at the south end of Trent.
bridge, near the town OF Manchester in the county Of
chesterfield, at Itcenty Dollars the season. be dis
charged by the payment of fifteen within the season
which will close on LIST of July.
This fine Stallion is the property of Admiral Sir Isaac
Coin and has been procured by the subscriber for
present season only after which he will be returned to
the agent OF his owner Boston.
Cleveland dark bay, with black mane legs and tail
lie Is seventeen hands high, and years old of fine
form, and doubt if there is any Stallion Virginia pos
sessing equal bone, muscle and sincw He is said to
oil the finest breed OF horses used in England for harness
cross OF the of Eastern Virginia (Which all partake
more or less of the blood sock with this horse calculate
ed to produce most valuable breed for the draft and the
saddle.
Cleveland was sent to the United States in 1928 by his
owner to improve the breed of horses i'm Massachusetts
where am informed his colts (some of them three years
old next grass are amongst the finest in the Union
Mares sent TO this horse will have the range of one
the best pastures in this part of the country graisor
VIII be abundanty fed grain % cents a day. A
faithful agents employed, who will every precaution
against escapes and accidents, but the subscriber will
be responsible should any occur. L. c. MAYO
Richmond, March 10. gg-,f
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Aide, Jan. 30.
Rsh,iHaarllpY,.


"A Beautiful bay, of great power, will stand the ensu-
IA ing season at my Farm, (Dover,) on James River
in the County of Goochland, twenty two miles above
Richmond and ten below the County Court House. and
be allowed to serve mares at the moderate price of fifteen
dollars the seasondscharged by twelve dollars if paid
by the fifteenth of july (when the will expire
twenty live dollars will be required ensure mare with
ioa to be paid the is known TO be in foa
or is parted withgood pasturage will be afforded gratis to
mares lett with the horse and good taken of them
but no liability Tor accidents escapes. The mares will
be fed directed, at twenty five censa day. Brimmcr
Will be at his stand the LIST day OF March, ready to serve
mares. r. r. UARI{ISON
Pedlgree-Brimmerw was gotten by IIcrod his dam by
robin Redbreast his grand dam by Shark great grand
dam by Give, g. e. grand dam by Lath, q. e. g. grand
dam by Baylors Fernought, e. z. q. e. grand dam by
Old Janus &. &. &. e. G. grand dam by Wilmington g. o.
s. g. e. s. grand dam by Old Janus.
Brimmer's pedigree erpldined-Hcrod was gotten bv
Thomas c. Bunbury's Diomed Domed by FlorizeI in
England Florize by IIerod, Herod by Mr. CroG's cee
braed horse Partner, Robin Redbreast was gotten bv
the Earl oil Derbys horse Sir Peter Tcazle Sir Peter
Ieazle by Highiyer, ighnyer by Ierod Herod bv Mr.
Croit fartner Shark gotten by Marsh Marsh by
Lord GodolPhns Arabian Horse who was called the Go.
dolphin Arabian, Give gotten by Baylor's Fear
nought, Fearnougbt by Reguus Reguus by the Godol-
phln Arabian; Wilmington gotten by Lord Lowthers
Barb Horse, who was called the White Legged Lowther
Barb. Feb. 2I. T92-2avsI1
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subscriber, who for several years past has turn
Il ed his atenonto the breeding OF blood horses from
some oil the best running stock in the State, finds his stud
much increased, render necessary for him TO dis
pose OF part of it, He will, therefore, on Thursday the
10Th oil March next il fair if not, the next fair day. at
Aldie in the county OF Loudoun offer for SALE TO the
highest bidder, credit OF six MONTHS the purchaser
giving bond with approved security number of Mares
Among them he will ofIer
No. l.-NErrLE Tor, sorrel mare got by Trafalgar
her dam old Nete Top by Spread Eagle imported by Col
John Ioomes OF the Bowling Green-her dam by Shark
grand dam by old JANUS out of thorough bred mare
Nette Top is seventeen years DID, and in foal by La
ayette the property of ]. NJ Bolts, Esq. of Richmond
No. 2.-VIxEN, sorrel mare full sister TO Nete Ton
No. l. Vixen is fifteen years old, and was put TO Mr.
Bolts Johanna, but is doubtful whether she is in oa
NO. S.-MEG MERRILEss, a bay mare, got by Ira
aigar, her dam by the imported horse Dragon grand
dandy Lampighter-herg grand dam by Highnyer e. y
grand dam by Eclipse, g. G. g. grand dam by shandy.1
Botts's Johanna.
No 4-MINERvA, chosnut FLY by Doct Thorl,ton's
katle out OF Rosalba by Trafaga-her old Rosaba
got by COL Hoomes imported horse Spread Earle ont
OF Alexandria, which also imported by COL Hoomes'
Aexandia was bred by Mr. Kidd, and got by Alex
ander, her dam by Woodpecker-grandam bv PbiIigon
out OF Lord Egremonts Hgh-flyer mare Minerva will
be four years old in May.
~ No. 5-NELL GwYNN, sorrel fy, got by Doctor
years old in May.
No 6:-MABEL, dark bay filly, got by Sir James, t
out OF Meg Merries, No. 3, and will be three years old
No 7.-THoRN, hay colt, got by Sir James out of
Nee Top, No. l, and will be three years old in April
No. S.-SKY-LEAPER bright bay colt, got by Sir
James, out of Vixen, No. 3 and will be three Years old in
May. ~ "
No. 9.-CoLLINGwooD, a sorrel colt got bv Thorn
tons Rater, out Of Vixen, No 2 and will be two wears
old in April
No lO.-CoNsrELLATIoN,a sorrel colt by Thornton's
Ratler out of Nettle Top No and will be two years old
in May.
No. ll.-VfyIAN GREY, an iron grey colt, by Ions.
dale owned by f. b. Whiting, Esq (See Turf Register
out of Meg Merres, No. 3, and will be two wears old in
April.
No. 12.-SEPrIMUs sorrel colt by Mr. Bolts Co.
hanna out OF Vxen No. 2 and will be year old in
April.
All these and colts of fine size and appearances
some oil the colts are uncommonly large.
tTraiagar tho Aun of Col
es celebrated Calypso full
by Old Medley, her dam Selma by Yorck dam black &
lima by Fearnoughtgrea grand dam the by the
Godolphn Arabian - ~
S james got by Sir Arhy his dam by grand
dam by rhythm his grand dam by old FearnOughi
by keguns the be the Gpdophn On
the dam sides descended from Arabian Sir James
directly back 10 all his 10 the best blood England his
american pedigree, besides his immediate Diocde
through Sir Achy he combines the blood other horses
tons Traveller. ~ '''
~ LEWIS BERKELEY.
Aide, Jan. 30. S6-Io0tJs
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

~ESTERN INN, RICHMOND, Va.-The subscr
w Der takes this opportunity of rendering to hi
friends his grateful thanks for the very liberal support he
has met with since taking the old stand kept long by
Claiborne Thomas, leased by the subscriber for eigh
years continuance of the Western Traders i'm stock
and OF the former customers OF this stand generally is
particularly solicited, every endeavor will be made tc
give entire satisfaction.
In addition to the establishment being newly furnished
and the lots being substantially enclosed for the
daton of every kind of stock two first rate Drivers and
Break Wagon at the command of his Western friends
which will be found desirable to those having horses
before broke. W. H. PLUMB
N. ID. Any aid that can be rendered, in my power tc
assist old friends, and all others calling old stand
to dispose OF their stock, will be cheerfuly rendered
also invite all my friends and others, give my friend
PLUMB a call CLAIBORNE l.. THOMAS.
March I5. lOl-w4ws
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81 EATHER, HIDES, OIL, &c.--JoHN PoE & Co.
q respectfully inform their friends and the public that
they have for sale extensive of Leather
consisting of Sole, light and heavy, Waxed and Russct
Upper, 100 dozen Waxed Kip and Calf Skins Skirtng
Harness, Bride and Bag Hides, 100 dozen best oak tan
ned Sheep Skins, Hog Skins Binding and Shoe Thread am
assortment OF Findings for Shoe and Bootmaker Spanish
Hides and OIL Curriers' and Tanners Toos-aII Of which
will be sold on reasonable terms their Store opposite the
Mansion House and doors below the Bell Tavern.
Main Street. Richmond MAR 1871 I0l-2ayy3w
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HHARTFORD ACADEMY This Institution for the
Il a classical education of Boys, is pleasantly situated
about mile from the State House. the city of Hart
ford the elevated ground which overooks the valley
the Connecticut The Trustees of this School, deter
mined that it shall always be under the of able and
udicous Instructors and they have limited the expense
for tuition, board, washing, fuel and lights, 1925 year
for pupils under ten years of age and those who
older The of instruction will embrace the
branches required for entrance into College, and a tho
rough English Education for those who are not designed
Tor collegiate The modern European Languages
will also be taught desred by the best masters but the
expense will form separate charge Beds, bedding and
towels are to be furnished by the parents, and all bills
TO be paid half yearly, in advance. The buildings of the
institution spacious and convenent and the grounds
connected with it, pleasant and extensive. The pupils do
not leave the premises unless accompanied by
tor All monies designed for their use deposited with
the Principal. There three vacations in the year,
vz:-One of four weeks in the month of August and two
OF fortnight each, at Christmas and Easter. The Do
nestle Department placed under the superintendent of
widow lady and her ddugher of respectable family,
education and manners, from New York The instruc-
ton and government of the YOUTH is committed to the
charge OF Mr.. j. LYMAN CLARK, A. b., a graduate
OF Washington College, who has long been accustomed TO
business OF instructions and TO whom all letters in regard
TO the admission OF Students, must be addressed
For further particulars in regard the character of the
Institution, reference may be made to the Rt. Rev BIZ
shop OF Connecticut and TO the President and Faculty of
Washington College. BY the Board of Trustees
9. Il. BROWNELL, President.
j. ToNCEY, Sccrefary
Hartford, Jan. 9, 1892. I0I-wtw
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ENDIAN QUEEN HOTEL, formerly HcskelPs and
n late III. Wades No 10, South Fourth Street between
MARKET and Chestnut Streets Philadelphia is kept by
b DUKE, who has, at considerable expense, made such
Improvements to the House will insure comfort and con
venence TO bis BOdTders and Lodgers. This House is
so well known that needs but little descriptions being
central TO the principal Mercantile Houses in Market 81
the Post Office Banks and public placesi Chestnut street
The Proprietor socits the attention of Merchants and
travellers TO his establishment and rests his claims to their
patronage, on his efforts for their comfort and accommoda
lion. March s. os-In
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TaNwENTY DOLLARS REwARD--Ran owov- in

7 81 WIZ I1VIIIINHo INV NRD.-T{an away, i'm
n July 1880, my Negro Woman Louisa. about 20
years OLD, tawney complexion, and very likely. She
person the whites of her eyes appear larger than
mon. olc IS very good weaver aud knitter-can spin
on the YAK and cotton wheels She has acquaintances
Wng at Judge smith and also at Mlcrs Iron Works,
in Rockingham county where she may have gone viii,
some negro wagner She has acquaintances in the
county OF Louisa, in tine neighborhood of the Green
oPings ana rouysVlle-also in Fredericksburg. have
no doubt she has procured free papers and passes as free
woman will give the above reward for her apprehen-
on and pay all reasonable charges for her delivery Ia
me- n Orange county, FIVE miles above the Court House
hdfch D. l9o-wst'J GEORGE BRADLEY.
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NEONTVUE INSTITUTE, .Near .aIiddleio,cn- Ere.

NU We INSTIT . TI., Wear .uidaleiOicN, Ere
I'VE derrick County Pd.-rhe next Session will COM
mence April 18th, and close September I9h-The plan
this school is to prepare the student for college, or to
afford him full course OF instruction in the usual branches
oil an English education. Moral and scientific lectures
on subjects relating to practical le delivered in
familiar way, either in walks for recreation in the a
~ circle The buildings new and the lodging rooms
large and thoroughly ventilated. The situation retired
and the location calculated to the morals and health
oil the student The number OF pupils limited to twelve
with whom an assistant teacher always lodges.
Terms, SO per session, payable in every instance i'm
advance This charge will not be thought high, when il
Is considered that it embraces boarding, lodging, lights
iuei washing (and mendng, if the student furnish
als also tuition including all books and every article of
s'aonery and that the pupil enjoys the advantages to be
derived from the united attention of two instructors devo
ted TO limited and select school, with the use of mis-
ceaneous library, in which are statedly deposited
number OF the most approved periodicals. devoted to edu
caion science and the arts
No applicant received for less than session. or that
part of the session remaining the time of admission
Feb. 2S. T9i-tlst My.1 JOHN LODOR
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BY RITCHIE A. COOK.

Tho ENQUIRER is published twice week generally, and
htee tunes week during session Of legislature
price tho same heretofore Five Dollars payable in adj
vance, Notes OF chareIed banks on) will be rocev
ca IN payment The Editors will the safety Of omng
them o mall the postage Of all letters being paid by the writer's
No will DO discontinued
Edtors until all arrearages have been paid up.
DO Whoever viii the nine shall
she tenh Gratis.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
One essFirt
snce so centsNo advertisement inserted until either been
paid Tor assumed by in this cit
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MFR. JOHN FAILING :--Sir-As you are not a resi-
1vA dent OF Virginia, take notice, That the 3rd day
Of the Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chanccry
BIO held in the county of Scott, Virginia. in September
next shall ask that Court to impanne Jury for the pur-
pose of ascerainng the truth of statement of facts which
have filed in the office of said Court against you and
which expectto ask the next General Assembly of Vr-
gina for divorce from YOU for therein set forth,
when and where you may attend, if you choose.
March 10. [1Ol-SwH DELLA FAILING.
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n mr.. BOHANNANhas removed his Office to the rooms
y over the store of Mr.. Joshua Hallowc four doors
below the Bell Tavern. Feb. 20. f01-t0
~ ADEIRA WINE.-Fine old adcra Wine. i'm.
lVu ported by us direct from Madeira in 1927 and
since then has had the benefit Of voyage to London
For sale by G. s. A. WARWICK
Fcb IL. 9l-wsws
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ANDOLPH MACON COLLEGE-As Dr. Emory
No has declined the Presidency called meeting of the
Board OF Trustees of Randolph Macon College will be held
at Boydtown, to commence Wednesday, the 4h OF
April next Tor the purpose of eecng President and
Professor oil Languages as well other important busi-
WM A SMITH Sos,
Boydton, March 6. Esd
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WDRINTING OFFICE FOR SALE p,, ,,.,u :,

DkiNIlNG OFFICE FOR SALE.-By virtue of a
deed OF trust, bearing date the 2pd day of Au-
gust 1851 executed to me by True G. Elliott and Lind
sey Ware and duly recorded in the Office of the county
court OF Rockbrdge will, Friday the 3Oth instant
sell at public auction for ready money before the court
flee and Establishment of the ssRocKnRrpor INTEL
LIGENcER, with all its privileges and appurtenances
here are about 400 subscribers this paper and lis
situation makes il desirable purchase printer wish
ing to conduct weekly paper. VIM. TAYLOR
March g. T96-tds1 'rrustca
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uDUBLlC SALE.-Will be offered for sale at public
a auction, before the front door of the Eagle Hotel
ia the city of Richmond, the goth of April 1892 at ~
clock, credit of six months, House and Lot situa
ted on Main or street, in said city. The House is of
brick, three stories high, well calculated for store and
dwelling house-The lot fronts on said Main or street
about II IL feet and extends back from said street. To-
wards Exchange Alley, to line drawn directly across
yard from corner OF lumber warehouse on the en-
tire lot Ga part only being offered for sale) to point
where another line drawn from the corner of the kitchen
on said entire lot TO where it would ntersect line from
the corner OF the kitchen of Fucher Tor what was former
y Fuchers Kitchen) which said back line is nearly pa
rac TO the said Main street. and includes the PRIV
and recess annexed thereto the side of the said lumber
or warehouse, parallel TO the said Main or f. street. and
running thence rom the said point of intersection along
the line drawn from the of the kitchen on said en-,
tire lot TO the of Fuchers Kitchen including also
passage of 81 IL feet extending from the before desc
ed lot to Exchange Alley which said lot or parcel of
ground with the appurtenanccs is part of lot purchased
by John King, of the representatives of Thomas Giat
reference TO which title may be had, at the Office the
Hastings Court for the city of Richmond)
The above described property will he sold by virtue of
Deed of Trust, executed by John King John Macrae
decd and John Gibson, Jr of record in the Office of the
| Hastings Court of Richmond, to satisfy Jane Boyle,
Admx OF d. Boyle deco certain debts in said Deed mem
toned The purchaser will be required execute ne
gotiable note with good endorsers, the Virginia
Banks in the city Of Richmond (or of their Branch
es in the town of Frcdericksburg payable in six months
and also to execute Deed of Trust the property TO
cure the purchase money JOHN GIBSON Jr
req q S3-tds Surviving Trustee
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HBLOOGHS-Thc subscriber respectfully informs
" those who are in the habit of buying implements
Of husbandry that he has hand greater variety
IMAM nc mas ever before offered them. He has almost
every kind of Ploughs in use with cast points
and stocked with seasoned TIMBER an advantage not gene
rally sufficiently appreciated. He has made am improve
which has been suggested by many practical farmers
rendering 1t much acknowledgements parts of
Ploughs always hand and mould boards sold at Foun
dry prices He aters himself that his prices have bcen
50 reduced as TO give satisfaction Should any implement
purchased from him. not perform equal to the expectation
OF the purchaser, IL may he returned.
Jan II. [76-t1 VIM. PALMER, 5fdrket Bridge.
VEfHE subscriber will be absent from Richmond until
n April; during his absence Mr.. Lethbridge will at
tend to his professional business in whose SKILL Den
tst the public may with perfect safety place the i'm
picit confidence. p. HOUSTON.
Jan. ., 1892 72-oawu
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NOTlCE.--The undersigned, acting Executor of the
last will and testament of jeremiah Jerrcll sen
ceased will proceed to SELL by public auction, the I
day of May next, upon credit and terms TO be made
known on the day OF sae) at the late residence of the
said deccdent in the county of Madison the Conway
river, about eight hundred of Land lying and be-
ing in the said county of Madisonfo hundred acres
lying in the county of Orange, and about thousand
acres lying in the county OF Albemare-A particular de-
scrpton and localities OF the respective tracts parcels
OF land will be made known the day of SALE Also
the same time and place will be sold, 20 likely Slaves
Of stock &c. The purchaser purchasers will be required
to give bond and approved security for the of their
respective purchases. All those who may have claims
demands of any description requested forward
with them legally authencaed in order that they may
be Immediately paid-Those who may be indebted to said
estate are in like MANNER requested to make immediate
payment JEREMIAH TERRELL,
Ex'or of Jeremiah Terrell, senr, decd.
Madison Co., 18th March, 1882. IOI-w6t
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IN CHANCERY.- Gloucester County Court March
u Term 1882:
Thomas Cary, Plaintiff
against
deceased, Defdt
The Defendant, Wesley III. Hawkins, not having en-
tered his appearance and security according the
Act OF Assembly and the Rules of this Court and APP
pearng by satisfactory evidence that he nhabi
tant of this country On the motion of the Plaintiff, by
Addison H. Byrd, his Attorney, is Ordered That the
said Defendant do appear here the first day August
Court next and answer the bill of the PLAINTIFF that
copy of this order be forthwith inserted in some newspa-
per publshedin the City OF Richmond for two months
successfully, and copy posted the front door of the
courthouse OF this county. Copy. Teste,
ARTHUR l.. DAVIES, c. C.
March 15 lOI--w8y
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RNOR SALE Columbia one mile from this Cify the
q residence Of the late Philip Haxal. The Dwelling
House, aud all the out-buildngs are very commodous
Among them, good lee House, filled, and two
Green Houses The premises contain four acres of land
highly improved, with we'll of fine water.
Contiguous Lots Of nine acres
n Family consisting Of a man and his wife first ratio
house servants, and their five children.
A IonSon FHy, two years old and year old Sir Ale
ired colt.-Ierns may be known application to
fcb.ll. lSS-w01 RID. BARTON HAXALI
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1832-12-06
CAPTURE OF DON MiGuEL,s FLEET.


Captain Farrcn, of the brig Montcvldeo,
who left Csdiz ON the a3d October, reports
that the entire feet OF Don Miguel had sur
rendered to that OF Don Pedro. Our pre-
yious accounts (says the Journal Of Com
m~rce) lcfl the feet Of Don Miguel at yi,:o,
where II put in Sept. 18th, under pretcpce OF
making repairs. but had been received coilIy
and ordered 20 perform quarantine Of eight
days, the Admral's remembrance to the col-
trary notwithstanding.
The statement Of Capt. Farrcn is. that on
the morning be len Cadiz, n Spanish brig
arrived there from Sigo, the Captain of
which stated, that in order TO maina ain the
neutrality of their Port, tho authorities Of
t,go had deemed il proper To require that the
ucet should leave their port or be dismantlesl
The Admiral preferred the former, and d,i-
ring the night put To sea. but came in con-
tact with the fleet of Don Pedro under Ad-
miral Sartcrius, which lay off the port An
action ensued, which resulted In n complete
victory by Sar'orius. and both sq,idrons were
seen steering for oporto in company
The report was generally crediie in Cadiz.
and received with apparent pleas ure by the
inhabitants.
The squadron OF Don Miguel consisted OF
the Don Juan VI. Of ~ gins and las men,
Princess Royal frigatc Of SO guns and 4sO
men, Cybele sloop Of war, 90 guns aud pa
men, Isabelle 81 guns and 100 men, brig
fego 20 guns and Isl men, brig Audacious
10 guns and la men. Total 2ls, guns, 1896
men.