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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-12-18

a BOLTON or NEGRO SLAVERY Review
IA OF the Debate in tbc Virginia Legislature Of 1881
and on The Abolition Of Negro slavery by Citizen Of
virginia There will be but small edition the above
Review struck OF and the larger portion Of is intended
tor distribution Persons wishing 70 copies, may
dot by applyingio r. r. SMITH
December s. 6O-0
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NMANFED, to take charge Of six boys. Teacher ca
Wv pablc OF insrnctng them In the rudiments Of Eng
lsh, Latin, and the other branches of School Eluc ition
To person thus quac anil bringing with him satsiac-
tory testimonials 70 character and ability situation
desirable ucghbourhoo. For further particulars apply
at this Office. Dec. IS. 66--2iwiIJan
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8S0dA NEWAitD.--Rmssvdy from tie subscriber,
~ ~sdV living IN ihe county Of Madison, the
Court House, on the 26ih day Of Sfpembcr last negro
l'i about u years OF age. c s OF dark pleyiJn,
round lace, when wdking his little turned n, when
spoknn ip he has rather down look he is about feet
or 10 inches Ugh hen he away he kdd on gh'
oxed coioiei cost linen pa0aloous aud wool hat II
presum that he has changed his clothes and proba ~
hs nam, beore This time will pay t1e above ward
To a"y person Who viii deliver re said negro 20 me,
secure him 10 o8y JILL 50 that get hin sgain.
JASPER SPARKS.
Madison county, VI. Dec. J. so 2awfw
"a TEACHER WANT ED-One that understands The
a English branches Latin sc. IL wanted at Law
rcneeyie' brunswick county, end would not expect
large salary for The next year Apply to s. D Watkins
Or Henry Lewis, Ro Turnbnd
Dec -. 68-eo3t
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Noyenhcr Is.

-WTIRGINIA.-IN CHANcERY:At rules held in the
clerks office of the Circuit Superior Court of Law
aud Chanccry for the county of Gloucester, the 81 day
of December 1892
Henry l.. Nut,al, late sheriff of Gloucester county,
and Thoms s. Dabney present sheriff of said county,
who for the benefit and at the of VIM w Jones,
plfS
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Betsy Lively, Judith Lively, and Charles Lively, heirs
and distributes OF Charles Lively, dec. Dets
The defendants, Judith Lively and Charles Lively not
having entered their appearance and given security
cordng the Act of Assembly and the rules of this
and it appearing by satisfactory evidence that they
not inhabitants of this commonwealth; On the motion of
the plaintiffs by Thomas c. Amory, their Attorney il is
ordered, that the said defendants, Judith and Charles
Lively do appear here the first day of the term,
and the plaintiffs bill; and that copy of this
der be forthwith inserted in newspaper published in
the city of Richmond for two months successfully and
that another copy thereof be posted at The front door OF the
courthouse of this county, successive days
copy. Teste ARTHUR l.. DAVIES, c. C.
Dec. Is. 66-wSw
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IsEcw0.v.g EXs.GMvMg yUEsn.a1 EagsagnasER Is ls:sa

INVALUABLE PROPERTY FOR sALE-For sale
Big and Little Westllam Farms the frs, my pre-
sent resdeace six and halt miles above the city
Richmond the latter adjoining the above, 10Th on Jane.
River. Big Wesham Creek running through the ior.
mer, and Ii tic wesham Creek, a never filling stream
running through the latter with istbe ste for gris
and saw mill and wheat machine The size LAS already
been viewed by july, and every expense incurred oI
erecting mils-msuy OF the timbers already gotten.
Big Wesiham Farm is most desirable and heahy .
sidence $50 acres AZ least be converted into wafer
meadow with very little labor On his farm is bed oi
rich mail the good effects OF which be shown by
ual experiment, OF the poorest of the high land,
which produce grasses, equal ii not better, Than good Il
land vi hou, mari Every mole gal, by spreading mari
over il VIII produce fine grasses. ihe w cling house
spacious and convenient; has been lately erected, is
vered with u the wooden par OF The house br OK
ana lathed and pastersd the brick The isru. is
wol watered, having five or six fine springs it, Ile
Wesham farm IL also very valuable, having one OF the
best springs on 1t in the country large water meadow
can be laid out on with but little labor his latter
is leased for five years from the LIST Of January 1888 tor
one ihi d The Wheat crop aud one fourth OF all the
oher crops the tenants bound To keep up the clover
and plaster system with The four shit sys Big West
ham contains about 70J al little Wes,ham go
acres, with ample quantity OF wood land aud very
nient Ii is considered unnecessary TO give further de
cripon as il il presumed those who with TO purchase,
vii. view the auds, situation, Sc, which be shown
by me at any time. will treat privately, with any per-
wishing TO purchase, until Friday tie 2Ist inst on
which day II not previously sold, ii will b. sold, the
premises, at public auction should the day be fair the
next fair day. Immediately after the sale OF tbs Land
will cgmmence the sales ct he stock of Hoses C1lt.
Mules, Cattle Sheep, Hogs, sc Sc; with all the Conn.,
Fodder, Hay, Farming Utensils, Carts, Wagons Black
smihs Tools, &C., SC. Most OF tile Horses aud Mules
valuable; the stock OF cattle very fne-some the
short horn, with oher fine reedsa fac short no u
there number OF fine ows and Calves-seveTal
yoke of Oxen. The sale will conliaue from day to day
ill every thing is sold. Terms made l<ncwn at sale.
he Negroes belonging to the Farms viii be sold in
FIRST rate boot and shoe maker VS.. sHAPARD.
Nov. TO- 6i--,ds
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NEW ADVEas'FTSglHaE NTS.

n AND FOR SALE.-rhe subscriber offers for sale the
u of land which he resides lying in the Green
Springs neigbourhool the waters OF the South Anna
River and containing by estimation $50 acres.
large portion of this land is Grsratc low grounds and
being situated in of the best neighbourhocls in the
State offers great inducements To persons wishing TO in
vest capital in that kind OF property.
Intending TO the West the subscriber will sell
great bargain in the above land third of the pu
chase money being paid in cash, and the balance in
equal annual instalment5.
Letters the subicc, addressed TO the subscriber, New
ark p. o., Louisa, will be promptly attended to.
THOMAS WASH
November Is. 66--laf9t"
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tARoLINI N. 60 This celebrated and well known
a. horse, will again stand the ensuing ,eason, my
hOuse Spring Grove Hanover County, Va. lS miles from
the City OF Richmond, miles IRON GJodas Tavern, and
s miles from the Merry Oaks
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=. letting Er'or Of ThOs. BrOekendrough, dec.

a DMlNISTRATORS SALE.--will be sold at Bushy
"a Parke ON the Rappahannock river, between II and
10 miles below Urbanna in the county OF Middcsex
Thursday the 10Th of December next if fair if not the
first day thereafter between 20 and 80 valuable Negroes
consisting of men, and chidren-a considerable
time and place, the crops oil Csn, Fodder, Sc made on
the farm the present yearhe stock of Horses, Mules
Cattle, Sheep and Hogs, Farming Utensils, sc.
Terms Of Sdie.-A credit of twelve months will he al
lowed for all sums above ten dollars the purchaser
ing bond with approved security carry interest from the
dateioT ten dollars, aud all sums under that amount,
cash will be required.
NELSON RERK E4EY. Admir-
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GtAsu SALE OF NEGR0Es.--By virtue Of de-
Of the Circuit Superior Court oil Law and Chan
Gerry for The county Of Hanover, will be sold for cash,
Hcndersons Roads ia the upper part Of said county,
Friday, the 25h day OF the present month"; December,
il fair, ii not, tie next r day thceaer Sunday except
ed, all the negroes belonging tie estate Of the late
Charles Mills, decd There about 10 in
Der, Of which are considered valuable particular
ly carpenter.
CHS; THOMPSON, Jr Commissioner.
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The parties Interested hereby notified that have
appointed tie twentieth day of March next for carrying
the foregoing order ino effect, which time they are re
quested to attend my Office Dennisvic in the coun-
~ Of Amelia with such papers and other evidence
they may intend TO exhibit.
FABIUS LAWSON, Com.
December IS 66-y4w
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. pROOK GROVE FOR SALE.-For sale, "A small
a . Tract of Land, in the county of Henrco the
Brooke Turnpike, FIVE miles from the city of Richmond
Immediately opposite Brookheld the property formerly
owned by Benjamin Sheppard, Esq, belonging 10
Geo. Taylor, Esq The land lies directly the Turn
pike, and contains 81 by actual survey, in par
GELS, containing 20 acres, with house, formerly kept
te~e-v 9th Of the largest oak at tho
house, and Ene well OF wacr--hc other containing b
acres separated from the former by 20 acres, the proper.
~ Of Mrs Copeland-to bo sold privately il purchaser
is obtained by The first of March 1888, otherwise
ton, on that day The land will be shewn by the tenant,
now on the premises.
For terms and particulars, apply 10
SELDEN s CLELAND Aucts.
December 10. 65-wts
r. ANTED at the Penitentiary, the whole TO be de-
liyered within the year, ending the 30lh Sepem-
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WTALUABLE PROPERTY FOR sALE.-In obedi., e

" hhOAplE fitOPEki TUX SALE.--ln obedi
encc to The last will and testament OF Thos Broken
brough, dec, offer for sale two story brick House
Lot in the village of Mount Sidney, in the county of Au
gusia III not previously disposed OF by private sale,
shail oiier The SAID property public auction the pre-
misses, on Monday the l4h day OF January ncxtTern,
81 Sale: One.lourh of the purchase money to be paid
In cash, and the balance in two equal in
months TO be secured by negoa,iablc notes, with an
approved endorser, and deed the property
Persons wishing to purchase may communicate with me
by letter, post paid, at this place.
JOHN w. BROKEN BROUGH,
.qcting Er'or Of ThOs Brocken6rough. dec.
Richmond, Dec. To- 65-td
% The Saunon Spectator win publish
once week, till the day Of SALE its
for collection.
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r p APPAHANNOt ACADEMY.-Ihs institution
Il n viii open tho ensuing year the 10Th january,
under the charge Of Mr., John O. Lawrence Pnncipll
and Mr. Oliver White, fest Assistant Teacher and
fly scholars entered second Assistant will
be procured. The scholastic year will comprise ten
months divided into equal sessions The course OF
instruction embrace the Greek Latin and Frencl. Ian.
guogs together with Natural Philosophy Geometry aud
the branches OF English instruction., in such In
slitulions.
TERms-$IIO 80 for hoard. Washing tuition and libra.
~ fec. III bed aud bedding be furnished by the Stewards
Department, which is submitted TO Mr. LaYrence's go
vernmcut. additional charge of six dollars will be
made and, il the Library ticket be not taken, deduction
of 81 90
The Board of Trustees in announcing new President
Of us institution deem to be due MF. Lawrence to
state, that from his estimabc private character and repua-
ton teacher, we'll from the capacity OF Mr..
White, cyinccd by tie late public examination OF his
classes in the Academy, and The strong testimonial afford
ed 10y the suhoneg note Of Mr. Lewis the present Prin-
cpa OF the Institutions, combined with the sAlubrty Of the
place and comfortable Accommodations there hardly be
found eligible situation for youths prepare them
selves for College to receive good English education
JOHN II. BERNARD, President Of the
Board Of Trustees, ()y order of tie Boorl)
n. y. All applications be made for entrances Ia
Mr. Lawrence directed 10 Lloyds, in Essex county until
Christmas after that dmc 10 bin at the Academy POST
Office. [5O--1Ow1 October ~ 1882
RAPPAHANNoCK ACADEMY, Oct. b.
Mr. OLIVER I1rE has been associated wijll The sub
scriaer in The management Of this Institutions for about
twelve months past During is time his excrtions have
been faithfully aud indrOuly directed the improves
mcnt OF his scholars Mr. vs.. conduct has been such a.
TO secure the affection aud esteem Of an who have had the
pleasure OF bis acquaintance. II affords me no small sa-
sacuon 70 Rear testimony to his auiable manners and
genilcmsnly department since he has been member Of
my family. CHARL'Es A. LEwts, ir.
JOHN DGCKERSON, Treasurer of the
Board Of Trustees. DIV order of the BosrdD
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NELSON BERKELEY, .qd,n'r
Of Tho. Nelson Berkely, deed.
Hanover county, Oct. 25th 1892 52-I,ss
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nm RY-VIRGINIA.-At Superior Court
n of Law aud Chancery for Henrco county, held in
the Capitol in the city of Richmond, the lst day OF
November, 1881:
Samuel Overflow william c. C,orion, Mary oyer,on,
parham Booker and Elizabeth his wife, formerly Over
ton, Plaintiffs.
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En NEGROES ST AUCrlON.-O THURSDAY. tic
epU 9Th Instant a 10 o'clock, will he sold i'm font of
auction store, City valuable Negroes as any in y
GINA consisting Of blac,sniihs. carpenters sawvers
scdmresses one coof dairy maid and plantation haus
among them, some OF the hest seeds aud plonghmen
All are from one estate, belonging 70 gentleman who
intends 70 move from llis quarter.
j. & s. COSBY & CO., .qucfioneers
December 9. 62-2,wtd
THVHE subscribers have entered into co.partnersbip
u under Tie hfm Of III. & w. MORTON, for tie
Transaction Of Grocery, Slipping and Commission Bus.
ness ana hope ~ course oil strict Integrity and pcre-
verancc to entiue themselves neted and rln share
Of pubic patronage. HENRY MORTON.
WILLIAM MORTON,
Four doors above the Columbian Hotel, Gary street
December ?. 62-w4w
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s. NoAL PITS TO RENT.-Thc lease of tho sub
~ scriber's Coal Pits 20 Mr. Chubb ending with the
present year he is DESTROYS of leasing them for further
period They in good order for raising coal and
provided with all necessary machinery and fixtures and
there is believe that in their present state
years work be carried wi advantage; and that by
further exploring, CHE expence OF which he is willing to
incuD large body of coal may be found accessible from
the present shafts Persons disposed 10 lease, may
inc the Ps aud inspect, survey and plat tem OF
the ground above.
Should he not lease them before The lst January next,
which he would prefer he intends work them himself
and in that event, will be DESTROYS of hiring so 10 30
good hands, of which due notice will be given
Dec l6. I6j-5t] JNO. WICKIAM.
fAIOIlCE-lu conformity TO a deed deeds of trust,
~ from NJ Winfree, made us we shall, on Thursday
the 29l of this present Month, proceed sell the pre-
misses, whercon the said Wnlree resides the OF
land, negroes, all the stock of horses, cows sheep and
hogs household and kitchen furniture of every descrip
on plantation utensils, &c. credit will be given on
the land stock, household and kitchen furniture which
will be made known the day of sale Acting trus
tees, shall only convey such title is vested in us
but il is believed the title is good Sale
nence at III O'clock il fair If not the fair day.
BY THE TRUSTEES.
The above sale will take place by my consent.
M. WINFREE
Dec. I3, 1892. 6i-tls
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HIAki EKS' BANK OF VIRGINIA Tile annual
RI meeting of the Stockholders fr he election OF III
rec'os for the Bant and fer hc offices II Discount and
Deposit will he held Wedneday tI,e 9 day OF ianu-
airy r"Xt WM. NEKERVIS Cashier
Deceinhe~ f. Ca 2ar,din
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Christopher Ford, admir-. of Samuel Ford, Def.
This this day to be heard the original
and amended bills, thereto and exhibits and
argued by counsel On consideration whereof the court
being of opinion that the commissioners, who settled the
administration account of Samuel Ford the OF
Thomas p Overflow copy whereof is filed exhibit
in this erred in relying the evidence of the said
administrator himself prove that the paid into the
the public Treasury in the years, thousand
hundred and nine ysix thousand huuired aud
nnety-ei thousand seven hundred and ninety
nne and thousand eight hundred and five, account
of the balance due from the Sheriff OF Amelia for the ba
lance of the OF the years thousand
hundred and eighty and thusaud hundred
and eighty-seven, and which constitute the first five
items in the said account, paid account OF the
deGacation of Thomas p. Overflow who acted as deputy
Sheriff for Christopher Ford, the then High Sheriff of the
said county but that they ought to have called for other
proof to shew such efcaton by that deputy and that
In consequences OF the lapse OF time, the of the said
account should now be disturbed doth order the
Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chancery for the
ty OF Amelia, who is directed 10 report any evidence
which the defendant may he able 10 collect from dsnsr-
ested sources, tending TO that the debts aforesaid
properly charged to the estate OF the said Thomas
p. Overton, together with my matter specially stated
deemed pertinent by himself which may be required
by the parties TO he stated; AMI the doth further
order, that this h, transferred 10 the said Circuit
Superior Court OF Law and Chancery of the county OF
Amelia. Teste, ]. ROBINSON, C. c.
Copy Teste, JoHN TowNEs LEIGH, c. a. $. C.
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MJOTlCE.--By virtue OF Deed o TrIs executed to
Ia by william GoiI and wife, dated tho 25;h day Of
June 1929, and OF record in the Clerks Office OF Ches
tcrfeld County, shall Trustees proceed to sell
the premises in the Town Of Manchester the 20h day
December inst If fair if not then the first fair day there
AFTER three lots parcels OF ground, and the houses there
on, described in the said Deed of Trust also all the goods,
chaels and effects, household aud kitchen furniture there
in specified; also, negro woman, sorre horse,
carts with gear, and wCgon and gear The said sale
will take place under the provisions OF the said Deed, and
for the purposes therein mentioned.
THOMAS MIEURE, } ,r,
JAMES c. CRANE, { 1'"S'eeS'
p S.-The terms of sale will be made known the
lay of sale. GDec. 8 62-tds
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5000 feet of inch Pine Plank,
1000 do. 3D. do. do. do
1000 do l do. Poplar Ito.
1000 do 5-S do. do. do
To he wide anl clear OF knots
Also cord split White Oak If feet long,
do do. do. 10 DO. do.
? do. do. do. do. do
1000 Wheel Spikes, OF best White Oak,
800 do Feoes do. Willow,
80 IIab Blocks, OF good Elm Gum,
100 best Hickory AxlctreeS,
$4,000 Flour Birrel Billets
$4,000 Hooppolcs.
All OF young ami tough timber be cut by the Isl Of
January next
Proposals for nrni hing The whole or any part of the
above Timber. viii he made to
THOMAS G. MoNCURE, General .4gent
Dec I3 Cit
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The above sale will take place by my consent.
NJ. WlNFREE.
Dec. Is. 1882. 6I-tJs
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NIOflCE.-The general meeting OF the Stockholders
of the Bank of Pirginid will he held according to
the Charter at the Bank the first Monday in january
next. A. ROBINSON, in. Cashiey
December 8, 1892. C2-,r
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MAY 10.
JAMES NAMWoND'S
Circulating Library,
r y G z NJ r a D u II I o III S

293 Columbia River-Adventure on
the Columbia River, including the
narrative of residence Of six
years on the western side of the
Rocky mountains, among the vari-
Gus tribes OF Indians hitherto un-
known--together with Journey
across the American continent, by
Ross Cox, vol
1920 Santo Sebastano, or the Young
Protector, by the author of "TLe
Romance of the Pyrcnees," (new
edition, 3 vols
1921 Navigators-Lives and voyages Of
Drake, Cavendish, and Dampier,
including an Introductory view Of
the earlier discoveries in the South
Seas, and the history Of the Bu-
GAMERS, vol, (being the 3Oth
No. Family Library.)
1922 Romance and Reality, by L. E. L.
author ofthe "Improvisatrice, p
'The Venetian Bracelet &c 2 vo
1928 Indian Wars-the history of Phil
lips War, commonly called the
Great Indian War Of 1915 and
l616-also Of the French and In
dian Wars at the eastward in 1859
-l690-1692-I696 and 1904, by
Thomas Church, esq vol
1924 Budget-The Sisters Budget, a
collection Of original tales in prose
and verse, by the authors Of "The
Odd Volume" with contribution
from mrs Hemans, miss Milford,
sc &c vols.
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BENZ. HI. WNEFsOR,

Has for sale at his store IN Broad-street,
The tollo~ing articles
~ ARDEN SEEDS, Utensils Of Husban-
" dry, Domestic Goods, Groceries,
Grain, Wares, Vegetables, Provi-
sions, Cutlery, Nails, Fruit, Brooms,
Brushes, Hats, and Shoes of nearly eve
ry kind, in all their variety.-ALSO, a
quantity Of the first quality Canal and Is
land Cheese.
50" He expects to be daily supplied
with new butter from the Island, in the
best order in its season--made by some
of the neatest dairy women--all Of which
articles, he will sell by retail, or quanti-
ty, on terms the most reasonable and sat
isiactory. may 10
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10 B S III T. II nj A n,

SE AS inst received per steamboat Benjamin
y "a Franklin, Il large assortment E.I'GLiSH
FRENCH 4 A.MERICA.N DRY GOODS
consisting in part of
| Bhe, brown and mixed Rroadcloths;
Red, green, white and yellow iianneIs;
Figured flannel for chdfcns wear;
Merlin cloths, 6-l wide, Of various colors;
Merlno circ;lssians Of every shade and quality,
| Common do. do do
| Plains, plaid camblets, and bonhazetS,
| Superior brown PcterSham aud kerseys,
Sill, and Valencia ycsting,
Black and colOred wOrsted hose.
Ladies patent Vigonia hose, Il superior article
for the approaching season;
White and coiored lambs wool hose and hall
hoe;
Pongees, giugham, calcos and furniture chintz
Plain and figured Swiss, book and null muslin
Green worsted berage and wells ;
Some very superior winter ribbons,
25 doz. ladies horseskin goves-some little
damaged, TO be sold cheap;
Mems coored Angola loves,
Russia diaper and crash,
Black and assorted colored cambrcs,
CIark's spool cotton, all numbers;
Middleton's spool cotton, all colOrs;
Sinchew silks, and grOs de Swiss;
Red and white Thbet wool hdkfs.
A and ga bobbnet lace,
Extra super and common sattinetts,
Mems fine white worsted shirts,
1873, 10, IL and l2-4 Rose Blankets;
One case pelisse wadding,
Together with large assortment of MILL
merry GOODS, sc. which have been care
fully selected the past week in New-iork, & vii
be sold at very small advance.