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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-09-25

n AND FOR SAEE.-Wil be sold TO the highest bid
der, on credit OF one and two years, on Friday 2sb
oil the Presentsnonth at b. r. Goodies Store in the p-
per end oil Chesterfield county, three tracts of land
IN ne heighbourhood where Captain Il. Goode former
resided and belonging TO said estate of which Ina
pretty good buildings suited TO the accommodation of IA
miles The lands are in cultivation and liberty will be
gwen 70 purchasers by the 10th OF October to seed their
crops of wheat and full possession at Chrstmas-he mr.
CHASER giving bond with good security. The title never
heess VIII be retained, till the purchase money all paid
Also VIII be sold the next day 29,h instant one other
tract whereon Edward Gooie resides near Bethiah
meeting house. in said county belonging said estate ON
'he same terms. BY THE EXECUTORS.
september IL 39-2tH
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HUBLIC SALE-By virtue of a decree of the Circuit
Superior Court of Law and Chancery for the county
OF Powhatan, pronounced the 18th day of September
1882 In the OF Woodrdges heirs against Baker
others, the undersigned Commissioner will on Saturday
tne 9th day OF October the house of Benjamin
watkins, Jun, near the premises, sell tohe highest bid
uer at public auction, tract Of land Of l67 I3 acres y
ing IN The county of Powhatan the Buckingham road
ABOUT ten miles below the Court House, occupied by
Col Thomas Woodbridge of Powhaan which was allotted
MS widow as her DOVER and will be sold subject her
life estate therein.
The terms OF sale will be half Of the purchase
hey payable in six months, and the other half payable i'm
Twelve months, from the day of sale the purchaser TO
give bond with good security and the title to be retained
until the purchase money be discharged
VIM. s. DANCE Commissioner
September 81 500
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NEW ADVERsTHsESlENTs.

RHiSS MACKENZIE'S SEMINARY will be re-
1VH- opened on the LIST of October, for the reception
Boariers and day pupils, She thankfully acknowledges
her obligations to the public for the preference given
years TO her Seminars and truly DESTROYS merit
continuance size has spared neither pains expense
provide for her pupils efficient masters the select
library philosophical and chemical apparatus, with every
other advantage that facilitate the requirement of a
solid, useful, and liberal education.
Having been intimately acquainted with Miss Macken-
ze ever since her residence in this city, great
propriety declare that consider her emneny qualified
not only by her literary atanments but also by the pey
oil her life, TO discharge the duties of instrucess
young ladies', and have doubt that those parents or
guardians who may inrus their children care will
be highly satisfied both with their classical moral inn
provement. RICHARD CLAIMING MOORE,
Bishop Of Virginid.
For the information of those parents abroad, who may
enquire respecting the merits Of Miss Mackenzies school
am happy TO bear testimony TO the decided appreciation
which have uniformly heard expressed by those parents
IN town who have entrusted their children her
Since my residence here have been personally acquain
ed with Miss NJ, and feel that her pey and
talents of such order, and thoroughly tested that
she will not dsappoint the confidence she solicits.
STEPHEN TAYLOR,
Pastor ofMe Presbyterian Church ShOckOe Hill
September 20 40-6t
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Ok En REWARD.-Ran away from my overseer, a
I'D eDNV Brookheld, DICK lad of dark complexion
rs years old and with or old the right shoul
is little, if ALL five feet he was clad in bomba
zett, but carried other clothing with him. among which
three Shirts and pair OF pantaleons of ozna-
burg. He has acquainances and connexions in Rich
mond, and at Fighting Creek, in Powhatan. 1t appe-
hended from his running off without receiving blow or
threat, that his object may be to get beyond the limits
this State The above reward will be given if taken out
of the State, and $40 if taken Within and delivered to
me or my said overseer GEO. TAYLOR.
September %. 4O-wt
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Lancaster, BENNY az Go.

ductioneerS g Commission Merchants
III AVE taken the tenement next above theirs late in
z 81 the occupancy of Mr. VIM. Smyh, which renders
their establishment of the extensive and com
modious in this cy,-they prepared to receive
every description of Dry Goods, Groceries country
produce for sale, and will make advances consguents
when required. They offer for sale in store,
pipes genuine Cognac brandy,
half pipes do. do do
10 or. casks do. do do
hhds. Jamaica runi-cld and fine,
D do. st. Croix do do. do
2 pipes best Holland Gin,
pipes
Or casks old Madeira wine, approved,
10 half Or casks
100 Or casks Marseilles Madeira wine,
Gold and pale Sherry wines Sweet and Dry Malaga do
Patent shot, American blistered steel, G. p Imperial
and Black teas, indigo, hg-bue, mould and sperm
candles, madden, best London porter pepper pimen-
to, alum, salt petre, assortment of cotton yarns
from Clarks Factory, bleachcd and brown domestics
sc. &c.
ALSO,
200 hhds st. Croix, Orleans and Porto Rico sugars
$50 bags green coffee,
100 do. Java do.
30 hhds. best English Island molasses,
100 boxes refined sugars,
lO boxes Havana sugars receiving and expected for
sale by LANCASTER, DENNY & Co
N. H. Particular attention given to receiving and for
wardDg goods. L., ID. s. Co.
Sept. II. Inn
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NOIlCE.-The subscriber will sell his good and we'll
known stand in the upper part of Goochland county
lying on the three chopped road 80 miles from Richmond
ana containing loo acres OF land with very good improve
mens, good dwelling house with five rooms all in ey
celent repair for the reception of travellers as tavern
stable, hrst-rate store house. with counting ROOM all
in good order for business; wagon yard, with granary
and house Tor wagoners TO stay ALSO fodder and hay
house, all at the wagon yard also, granary the
stable rstrate garden and orchard all OF the best fruit
&c &c This stand has many peculiar advantages over
almost any other the road, has the advantage of
the road leading from Winchester Cupeper Court House.
Orange Court House. and Louisa Court House thence
on to James River through Buckingham and TO Carriers
vile, Cumberland Court House, sc. &c This is one of
the most healthy places in Virginia. being so conveniently
supplied with good water the edge of the yard as well as
every other convenience, which makes it inferior TO none
Tor business Any person wanting such place. will do
well to come and view it, as bargain be had,
for cash, or part time. Possession will be given i'm
medatey, if desired For terms, apply the Subscriber
JOSEPH B GLENN.
September If. 37-n
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BY RE,FCM1E 4 COOK.

o The ENQUIRER is published twice week, generally and
three times week during the of Legislature
Price, the same as heretofore Five Dollars annum
vance, Notes of shattered,
ceived in payment The Editors will the safety of
ting them by m0 the postage all by the writer's
No will be discontinued tho discretion of the
Editors, until all arrcGrages have been paid up.
@ Whoever will guarantee the payment nine papers, shall
have the tenth gratis. f'' -
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
One less first
90 No
by pcrso in NV ts cnVifon
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AVlLL BE SOLD on the 18th day of October next
w on the premises, about 600 acres of Land, ON a
creut oil one two aud three years. the purchaser giving
oohd and security with deed of the Land TO Sc
cure the purchase money This Land lies weI in heal
my and agreeable neghborhood, with portion OF Apo
matoX low grounds, and sufficient portion of wood
anu; Is good situation for tavern, being about eig
miles below Raine's tavern, and the fork OF the Angola
win the Guinea road and sold for distribution among
the heirs OF Lewis lsbe deceased BY the
ADMINISTRATOR
Cumberland, September IL ~ IL
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yWyEN DOLLARS REWARD. -Strayed, or was taken
from the Commons abovethe city Of Richmond about
the middle Of last June small black dark brown mare
Mule She was slightly lame in Of her hips, believed
10 be the left her body rather long for mule OF her
height has a remarkably short thick head with full eyes
was years old last spring aud has occasionally work
ed in gear will pay ten dollars upon her delivery TO
me- or five dollars for such information will enable INC
70 get her. RCHD. KElNS
Sidney, near Richmond, Sept s, 1892 36-2awd
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kAVID ANDERSON, Jr., will continue the sale o
NJ Groceries, Domestic goods, Cotton yarns, &C., al
The stand formerly occupied by Anderson s Leake-He
offers to his friends and the public generally well select
cd assortment consisting in part OF the following articles
and many others too tedious TO enumerate:
40 hhds. St. CroiX Porto Rico and n. o. Sugars
90 boxes and barrels refined do
800 bags of green and Java coffee,
30 hhds. English Island moasses,
200 sacks Liverpool blown salt,
90 do. ground alum, do
30 tons Swedes Country and English iron,
ton plough plates,
English aud American blistered steel,
Gerinan do.
100 kegs cut nails and brads assorted sizes,
l20 bags patent shot do.
40 kegs Duponts and Beauy's powder
20 bales cotton oznaburgs,
do. 81 brown shirtings ,. =,
do. IA do. sheetings, Ne" u' manufacture
5000 do. cotton yarns assorted,
pipe superior l.. p. M. wine, years old,
do and or. casks S. NJ do Woodhouse brand,
10 or. casks Sweet Malaga do
l pipe very superior Cognac brandy, 9 years old,
l puncheon old Jamaica rum,
Old Rye whiskey, in barrels
Common do. in hhds. and barrels,
Pepper, ginger, allspce nutmegs, indigo nader cop
pera alum sait-petre, bmstone spermacei and alow
candles bed cords, leading lines, writing and wrapping
paper.
Sept. H. Aft
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September Is.

The above sale meets the appreciation Of the subscr-
per- and as he designs moving the West forthwith he
purposes selling ON the premises the same day,
valuable brood mare, with colt by Johnson's Medley
others OF good blood his stock Of CATTLE hogs and sheep
about lou barrels of corn, 60 bushels of wheat large
quantity of oats in stacks fodder wheat straw and shucks
household and kitchen furniture, plantation tools and one
clock Nine months credit will be allowed, bonds and
approved security JOHN r. HALL.
September 49, 3S-t2ShS
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VALUABLE Els FATE AT AUCTION-In pursu
of the directions OF the last will of Archibald
Stuart deceased the subscribers will offer public sale
on Monday the 9Th day of November next, (being the
LIST day of the Nov Court for Rockbrdge county before
the Eagle Tavern, in the town OF Lexington large and
Ualabie farm AMI merchant MILL Carrs Creek in the
county OF Rockbrdge. This lies the highway
from COvngtOn and Bath TO Lexington and distant or
miles from the latter place. aud 4 or miles from the
North River, navgable branch of the James.
The farm, with All addition of 80 of timber land,
which has recently been made to it, contains 500
acres, large portion of which is OF superior quality.
Two hundred cleared and now in good
state of cultivation; and there is also sufficient quantity of
meadow all OF which can be waered without difficulty.
The cleared land is situated that it can be divided into
ten fields with running water in each The Improvements
a comfortable frame Jdrm house with all necessary
out-houses, an orchard an excellent new barn, large
merchant mill tely built, with pair Of stones and a
fall Of probably 20 feet The millhouse is three stories
high and large enough TO contain 900 bushels OF wheat
The situation of this estate independent of its fertility,
ADDS GFea.y TO IT'S value: u is at convenient distance
Washington College, and affords excellent stand for
country The subscribers would particularly re-
commend il to the attention of gentlemen who would wish
to attain eligible country residence, possessing all The
advantages of fertility of SOIL salubrty Of climate and an
excellent neighbourhood and as criterion OF lis
value, they would add, that since il has been the property
OF their testaor, has never even when the price o.
every species Of produce most depressed rented FOL
less than $i05 per annum.
The mill now leased to Mr. Daniel Ruth, and the farm
TO the Messrs. Ilarpers, by whom the property viii
be shown to any wishing purchase IL is believed
there not shadow OF doubt 10 the title and 1t is un
incumbered by any claim Of dover; but the Execution
will convey only such title as is vested in them by thu
will of their testator.
Possession Of the farm will be given the first Of Marc
next and Of the mill in May; but the lessee Of the farm
will be allowed the privilege OF securing the crops which
he puts in this fall.
nm. terms Of sale will be fourth in hand, or at al
yeass bv M first Of January 1888 with interest lror
Gn g sale al n lection Of the purchaser and the resi-
80 civ no divided into rec equal instruments, payabl
in one two aud three years from the date o. sale Tree
Interest," the purchaser will also have lhe pege pay
ING UP the deferred insaluen and having NE s'eS'
such anticipated payments discounted lien or the pro
perty or undoubted personal security will be required P VI
purchaser. ELEANOR STUART, Erecufrtr,
GERARD b. STUART, ! ,,.,,,o..
ALEX. II. II. STUART, s A~"''"'0'S'
nj .Rrcbibad Stuart, dec'd
Sept 2j. 4O-wtlN
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RsAsI.g, TUESDAY, SEF'YE.MBER 3J, Iss2.

n HiSSoLUIION-The copartnership heretofore ex-
NJ istng under the firm of Anderson s Leake, is by
he death oil Josiah Leake r, late member of said con.
Germ dissolved All persons having claims against said
concern will present them for settlement and those
debted TO it, will please make payment early pract
cable, to DAVID ANDERSON In
Sept. I3. SURVIVING Partner .
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September IS.

uB ENITENTlARY MANUFACTURES.-C Country
Merchants who visit Richmond, for the purpose OF
purchasing supplies Of Goods for the approaching season,
and farmers and others, winter clothing for their servants
invited TO call at tile Pen,eniary Store ON Market
i'm he Pentenary suitable for male and female servants,
together with Shoes and Brogues Of all sizes, and OF best
quality. There also on hand, Wrought Nails rom
81. 10 god inclusive, wagon, carrya and plough llar-
ness complete variety of woodward sc. SC: all Of
which offered at reduced prices The manuacto-
ny afford. The Pulling Mill erecting at the Peniten-
iary am pleased to learn, will, I'm few days, be N
operation, when expect to be enabled to exhibit Cloths
&C. comparing in quality and appearance, with the bes
manufactured at any similar institution 10 the Unet
States THOS. G.. MONCURE.
Sept II. T36-2av v41 Gen'I Agent, Va. Penny.
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FNW ana BEYssEer Goods.

And are daily expecting considerable additional supplies
which they expect to arrive be in by the 10th
instant, when particular notice will appear. In
the mean time they will be glad 10 such country
merchants, and others may be ready to buy-al
of whom assured that great eXertons will be made
give saiislaction [3l-nl Sent 4
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NATAN TED-The services OF two men, with or
Wv without iamies) who disposed 10 perform
strictly the duties of honest, sober and industrious
seers. GEORGE TAYLOR,
Now at Brookield near Richmond.
September % 4O-wtf
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y ICHMOND SEMINARY.-The Public are re-
Mo, specially informed, that the duties of this Semina-
ny will be resumed Monday, the first of October
and will be conducted by the system of energy and
industry heretofore. WM BURKE, Principal.
Sept. 20. 40-3t
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A RUNAWAY--Was committed to the Jail Of Eliza
"a beth City County, The 18Th day Of May 1882,
negro man who calls himself SAM and says he sold
by Samuel Sous Of Rockbdge Mr.. Anderson Of Ala
bama. lie is five feet inches high tawney complex
ion, and has scar over his left eyebrow and the
neck just above his left collar bone large full eyes, and
very likely. The will forward prove proper
y, pay charges, and take him away he will be dealt
with according to law WILLIAM r.. MOORE,
July 81 23-2OOct. Sheriff f. { &.
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MD edmond FEMALE SEMINARY.-MRs. c.
Ma G. BURKE respectfully informs the public, that the
duties of this Seminary will be resumed, the first OF
October GSept. %. 10-3t
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Allmamack for IS:R:s.

HOSl PUBLISHED, and for sale by J. Warrock The
% pirgmid and North Carolina .4indndck, Tor the
year OF our Lord 1888 calculated by David RchardsUn
oil Louisa County, Va-Containing number OF useful
and entertaining articles viz Courts of Virginia and n.
Carolna-Census of the United States, exhibiting each
description oil persons, and the number of Representative
I'm Congress oreach Staeaso, Census of Virginia show
ing the population in the four great districts OF the
Members OF the Senate and House of Deegates-A sum
mary statement OF the Primary Schools Militia, Lunatic
Hospitals, and Petenary Institutions of Vrgnia-Lines
written on the day of asting, humiliation and prayer on
account oil The Choera-Divine Inpress-An Interesting
account OF the proportion OF nutriment in the different
kinds OF food-Vs TO Nail Machine, (comic)-Kissing
with an appette-Ye elbow Leaf-Wha do live ior Sc
Sept. 81. 39-3t
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Fresh Fail and Winter Goods.

81 4 j. 5. JAMES, & Co., Markell Square, Rich
n mOnd, Pa, IMPORTERS OF British Goods, and
dealers in European India and american Goods gene
rdy-have received by the Equator from Liverpool and
various other vessels from the Northern Cities large por-
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Cumberland, September Il.

"a oilCE:-By virtue of deed OF trust executed by
Jno W. Jones and Martha his wife, bearing date on
me 10Th day OF November, 1880, and of record i'm the
County Court OF Amelia and to accomplish certain pur-
tooer, 1892 the premises, sell by way of public auc
uon Tor ready money, certain tract parcel of Land
with It's appurenances lying and bel ~, in the county of
Amelia, and adjoining the lands of David Mann, James
Pchett and others containing 245 acres more or less
such portion thereof may be necessary TO the
unashed purposes OF said deed and 1eay the expenses
incident to the execution of said The title to said
land is believed to be good but acting Trustee will on
y convey to the purchaser the title in me by said
deed. RICHARD S JONES Ty,,siee
september lS 3S-2aw4t
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VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.-Willb be sold
to the highest bidder, the premises, Monday,
the 9Th of October next if fair, otherwise the next fair
day, Tract OF Land lying in the county of Albemare
James River, about two miles above the of Scots
ve containing 500 acres-abou 200 of which suppos-
ed to be lew groundsThs is perhaps the desirable
Tract of Land for its size in the third of the
purchase money will be required in hand and the balance
in two equal annual instruments be by Deed
Trust on the Land ISPpt. a. 35-9l+
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a tHRISTIANSYILLE RACES.-The races over the
" Chrstiansvile Course will commence on Tuesday
9th day of November next and continue FIVE days
FIRST DAY-Proprietor's Purse, 5000, mile heats;
entrance $15.
SECOND DAy-Jockey Club Purse, $500, 3 mile heats;
entrance 500
THIRD DAY-Bai. Jockey Club Subscription. 5000,
mile heats; entrance $l5.
FoURTH DAY-Handcap Purse, 800, mile heats,
best in 5; entrance $l5, 10 be added 10 purse
FIFTH DAY-A colt race 500 entrance, mile heats;
or more TO make race; subscription closed the
ing preceding first days race.-Aso saddle race, and
gate money Of that days free for any horse that has
won purse OF $40; entrancc-money hung up without
discount.
The Proprietor would inform the amateurs of the turf
Gas his tract is new that he has spared neither pains
money in rendering the whole convenient and comorta-
BILE To the public he would say, his accommodations
large RICHARD c. PURYEAR Proprietor
September %. 40--td
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NMANTED, as an Apprentice to the Printing bus
Wv ness, active, intelligent youth Of respectable
connections, from II to 10 years Of age Apply at the Of
fee O ihs paper
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NTOTlCE.-Charles Williams moved from Sussex county
thiry-eight years since Matthew Jesse, and Allen
Williams, his brothers, left Sussex county in 1905. The
widow OF their father, Nancy Williams has died. by whose
DEATH they by the last will and testament of their father,
Charles Williams, have become entitled portion of his
Estate. Neither Charles, Matthew, Jesse Allen Will
liams, have been heard OF for number of years If eli.
Their OF them be living, by application tie Court of Sus-
county they will receive the portion of the Estate of
Charles Williams devised to his widow for life, to which
they are entitled If theyor either OF them be dead their
Executor, Administrator heirs on proof that they are
such, may get possession of said egacies.
The agent Of the other Distributes
Of Charles JPiHialns dec'd
Sussex Court House, Sept. g. 1892 SGT
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WWTAS committed TO the Jail Of the cltyof Richmond,
on the 81 Of August, 1882, Negro Man. who calls
himself JACOB JACKSON; committed the property
Of A. McGockin Of Georgia, but says he belongs to MIR.
Blake Of Bunconbc county, State Of Georgia. Said man
is about 30 years old aud about five feet inches high;
Of dark complexion full face, and stout every way, has
scars in his faces aud on his LEFT knee. The
is requested and prove the property, pay
charges and take him away, or he will he dealt with
cording 10 law DAVID WHITE, Tailor,
for VIM. ID. Wren, Serg't c. r.
September T. 35-U
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Sussex Courthouse, Sept. 6, 1882. eggs s9@4 ue'

6STEwART OF HAMPDEN SYDNEY COLLEGE.
~ In consequence of very affecting dispensation the
family OF the Stewart lately elected by the Board OF Trus
tees OF this institution, he has been compelled decline
the Office 1t will therefore become necessary for the
Board at their annual meeting the 2sh inst TO elect
Stewart oil the College Persons disposed become
didates, will please make it known the Board on that
day THE COMMITTEES
september II. 3o-3t