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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-01-03

P.NHE WESTMORELAND SEMINARY. The Sub
q scriber feeling grateful for the patronage received
the past year. begS leave say the public that he has
consented 10 supentcnd another School his brick Dwell
ling, Wcstmoreand Court House, Virginia for the
ensuing year. Teachers of superior qualification will at
tend the different classes The School will open the Ist
February next, and end 18Th December ensuing. Two
weeks vacation will be given to end the 3ls August. On
the LIST September the School will reopen Scholars
must be punctua in their attendance il cannot be eX-
peccd that their desired progress satisfactorily be al
taned unless steady, dgen and unrclcn,ing efforts be
practsed by both Teachers and Scholars The rules and
regulations of the School will be of the mildest and most
sauary nature; and it is hoped, that may have no
Scholar, whose morals and good department will need
simuant from them
My charges for board lodging candles fuel and towels
for all over 10 years of age $50 90
For all under that age 80 90
For Tuition as foH0ics:
Greek and Latin Languages will be taught for 2j 90
Mathematics, and Practical Surveying 20 90
Geography, with the of Maps and English
Grammar Is 90
Reading, ntng and Arithmetic 10 90
NO scholar will be taken for less than the scholastic
year oil 10 months and il absent deduction for either
board tuition will be made. MY number of boarlcr5
must not exceed 40, unless early application be made fer
further preparations. An examination preceding the
cation in August will take place. at which time the Patrons
Of the school, together with all who choose respectful
~ invited TO atend.-A Committee will be appointed TO
award presents which will provide suitable to the occa-
son TO the most deserving for their progress and well
ing. Books and Stationary will be furnished from my
store, at the lowest retail prices
65-6w STEPHEN ID. PITTS,
Postmaster, Westmorcland G. III. Va. Dec ~ 1891
u j. y Letters from Parents and Wards must be adj
dressed to possible in order that may know
II further preparations be necessary. S ID u.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-01-03

e. LAFES FOR SALE.-On Thursday, the Ith OF
~ January at Surry Court house, will be sold for
cash. to the highest bidder between 80 and 40 Slaves in
families among them several house servants and first
rate male cook. On Thursday, the 18th of the month";
at Brunswick Court house. will be sold upon the
terms, between 10 and SO Slaves, all of the estate of the
late John T. BowdoinIn of bad weather. these salos
will take place the next iairday. JOHN I'll. COOKE,
Dec. 15 6I-Sts Ex'or of j. L. Bowdoin.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-01-03

THVIIE EAGLE HOTEL.-Thc undersigned has taken
II this Hotel. The convenience ofis locality with its
extensive accommodations not surpassed by any Ia
yern i'm the United States. Professions of acmpt, TO
please are so common, that it is useless 10 make them
The Proprietor has taken this establishment at so short
nolce (ony two days previous TO the meeting of the Lc
gslaturc that he may not have opportunity of manifest
ing as early as hc would wish, his desire 10 please
generous public will excuse, in the beginning the at
tempt OF one not much accustomed to the detail of such
concern The Proprietor gives solemn assurance that no
pains or expense shall be spared TO elicit appreciation and
bring custom The liquors shall be the best the country
affords, and table TO conform-Boardcrs are requested
and every effort made for their suitable entertainment
The undersigned would be particularly indebted 10 his
riends IN richmond Tor such customA separate table
will be prepared for members of the Legislature
ALEXANDER l.. Bolts
Richmond City, Dec. g. 1891 Inf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-01-03

CLOVER SEED-IRON, &c.
&Dnn BUSHELS Clovcr-seed
%aNDdB 40 tons English, Swcde1 and country Bar
Iron, comprising assortment Of gig carriage, cart
and wagon tiers from l TO 6 inches wide
tons square Iron, assorted from 3-S TO 3 inches
tons round do from 3-S TO 1.2 inches
tons hoop box and plate Iron
tons American Bistered Steel
II IL tons English do. do.
ton Carriage and Gig Springs
tons Plough Plates
IL ton German Steel
IL ton Nail-rods For sale by
WORKMAN & McGRUDER
We wish to purchase from 500 to 1000 bushels Of Black.
eye Peos. W. g. W.
Dec. 30. 10--2aw3w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-01-03

a BILE BODIED HANDS WANTED The subscri.
IA Der wishes to hire for the next year nuncbr
Of able bodied bands, TO work the Petersburg Rail- Road
liberal prices will be given and the money paid quarter
~. Dec. 10. [64-T&F ~ JAMES MALONE
a TEACHER wANTED.--A gentleman well ouali-
"a fed 20 teach the English and Latin Languages cor.
rectly, may find employment for the ensuing year by
applying N r. T. JKTER
JetcIViucs Amfh1 GO. Dec 1881. G6--Wfv-
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HHXECUTORS SALE.-Will be sold on Wednesday
sdcnce of Philip Aylet deceased all the pershabe pro
pcrty belonging tho of the said decedent which
by his last will devised 10 his widow Mrs Eliza
beth Aylctt. The property be sold consists of large
stock OF horses, cattle, sheep and hogs about barrels
OF corn, 10 10000 weight of seed cotton,
weight OF pork and great variety of other valuable art-
ccs of property including excellent secondhand car
riageA credit OF six months will be allowed on all pur
chases at the SALE exceeding the of ten dollars
p. AYLETT, Ex'or of p. Aylett, dec.
King William Dec. %. G61-tlsl
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TEVHE celebrated SIR CHARLES viii stand the
III next season at the stable of my George w
Johnson, and under his immediate management, within
mile of Moodys Tavern, in the county of Chester
field, about 20 miles from Richmond and Petersburg
Terms, SC, hereafter. W. r. JOHNSON.
Chesterfield Dec. 3, 1881. Gift
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AHONONGALIA ACADENIY.-Thc following infor-
IVh nation with regard to this Institution, is given for
the benefit of those who may wish avail themselves Of
the advantages il offers for acquiring thorough English
and Classical EducatonThe English Elementary course
OF instruction embraces Reading, Writing, Photography
Arithmetic. Book Keeping, English Grammar, and Geo
graphy. The classes pursuing these branches, in
structed by the Professor of the English department.
The Classical and Scientific embraces Ancient and
Modern Languages, Mathematics, Natural, intellectual
and Moral Philosophy, Bellies Lettres, Chemistry and the
various branches Of Natural History and Natural Science
The classes pursuing the branches embraccd this
are at present instructed by the Principal The Trustees,
however, design establishing PrOfcssoshps in the several
departments OF this course they shall be deemed
necessary. Chemical and n Philosophical apparatus
will be procured the of the Institution shall
require thcm when lectures upon these branches will be
regularly delivered by the Principal by Professors
those dcparmentsIherc vacations in each year.
the containing three weeks from the first Of July, the
other containing from the second Monday in December,
to the first Monday in January. Students will find il for
their advantage to enter at the commencement of
son they admitted however, at any time during
sonStudents admitted in the elementary for
period not less than quarter and in the classical for
period not less than SESSION. Those coming from other
Institutions required to bring certificates of regular
standing. The tuition fec for English Elementary students
is 50 per quarelor Classical students 81 80 per session.
Board varies from 81 TO 81 80 per wcekAs it regards
chcapncss of living and tuition and hcahness of location,
It - believed the Institution is surpassed by in the
Union. NJ. GAY President.
MorgantowD, Va. Dec 18th 1881. 70-2t
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EIGIFS REPORTS-YoG.. u.---Just published,
IA Reports of in the Court of Appeals of Virgil
mia, from February, 1880 TO March, 1881 and in the Co
neral Court, at June and November Terms lS3O-By
Benz. Watkins Lcgh.-Prce $6.-Copies may be had at
the Capitol, of VIM H. Richardson, Librarian of tho
StatcAso, Gmcrs Reports; complete sets, separate
volumes, Except the 6th of Randoph's Reports; the
large and small Maps of Virginia Journal Va Conven-
ton, 1775-6 and 1888 Journals of the Senate, 1873
and 1885 to $780, and of the House OF Delegates from
l716 TO 1890 inclusive. Dec. %, 1881 G67-3wl
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~ Should no special direction be given the Of
Record Books mentioned for any Of the in this
State will be sufficient the size of paper, patterns of
ruling form and style of binding particularly we'll
.se-~,; - -l@S.SSr, ,iIu, cath DvVi.
ranted TO answer the purposes in every respect.
FREDERICK A. MAYO,
Book Binder s. Blank Book Manufacturer, Richmond,
Va, door below the Eagle Hotel.
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VHNKUST SALE OF Landry virtue of a Deed of
N Trust eXecuedby George Robertson (ParSon) of the
county of Amelia, to the late Edmund Harrison his e-
duly recorded in the Clerks office of aforesaid county for
certain purposes therein specified will be sold the high
est bidder, on the 23d day of January next if fair not
the next fair day. the premises for cash. that Tract or
parcel of Land which the said George Robertson re-
sides, in the aforesaid county of Amelia lying the
Appomattox, one and halt miles above the junction of
the said river and Flat Creek miles below Genito
containing by estimation $50 acres more or less, with
suttcicncy OF wood land, dwelling house, and other out
houses, healthy and pleasant situation and agreeable
subscriber being the legal represcn-
tativc of the late Edmund HARRISON the Trustee will only
convey such title as he the Trustee invested with tho
he believes it to be ndisputable.
NATHANIEL HARRISON, Ex'or of
Dec 10 16l-tds1 Edmund Ho dac
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iAsY.Q, TUESDAY, .y.av'l.9ssY' 3, 1881.

JANUS, AND GASCOIGNE, AND WILDFIRE
ANUS VIII stand next season at Charlotte c. H., I'M
o. der the care OF MIR. Wyatt CALDWELL He will be
suffered TO inferior bred mares-s,ch need
not be sent, for they will be back. The pasturage
both my Bushy Forest Estate adjoining the c. H. and
on Mr. CadwePs near IT. is of itself object to persons
having mares Any winner OF plate of consequence
or the breeder of such winner will be covered gratis
feel confident that JANUS had been the property of
my friend VIM r. Johnson, Esquire, he would at this day
have been worth more money than any horse in America
ever sold ior-unloss perhaps his sire Sir Archy.
He is placed with Mr. Cardwell, because never mean
to farm ont stallion beyond the of myself and an
agent in whom can implicitly confde. | have totally
lost Sansculocs, Hyperion and Roanoke the first var
that they left my stable-by death.
or all the persons TO whom have farmcd stations nu-
mcrous rs they Mr.. Cardwc and Mr. John c. Dick.
inson OF Louisa, the only persons that have honestly
settled and Pdidand Mr. ID. still owes Tor the last sea-
Wildire will stand at Buckingham c. H. unless pre-
viouSly sold, under Mr.. Cartweps direction.
Gascoigne will stand somewhere the main mail
stage road between James River and Roanoke on mn oc,
account He shall any the of Janus
and will give the owners of Reality Ariel fifty dollars
apiece TO send those TO him Janus. III Shall not
cover over sixty Mares except gTdtuitouS ones.
Peacock or Phenomenon will cover at nv own house
not exceeding ten besides (unless
ly sold) Particulars hereafter.
10 any one capable OF enduring the monotonous misery
OF country life in Virginia, viii sell great bargain in
this place-gcncrally considered desirable as il il
healthy residence 1t and the ferry quarter con-
tain upwards of 600 of Low Grounds that are natu
rally very line, but much harassed by bad guilty
and about 1000 of high land shall require the pur-
chascrS TO take more of the high land than they want
would sell them separately, if could find purchasers
Tor both parcels, but otherwise would not divide them
A great bargain may be had'in them any other land
cd property that have, or negroes.
The slaves advertised by for sale about the LIST of
Their shall permit. JOHN RAN DOLPH Of Roanoke
Roanoke, Charlotte county, Dec 20. G6S-tl
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borr;ble deed. that it is believed he never moves
arr +, "a he was found the next morning. III
the same position in which he mus! have lam
down. An inques, was held over his body on
Saturday, by the Coroner Of this county, who
PRONOUNCED a verdict Of death by deliberate sui
eide.
The only cause alleged for the preparation o.
this inhuman crime is. that the young man mao
paid his addresses to the young lady, who de-
clined his proposals; and stung by the moftlnea-
tim of Disappointment he resorted 10 'ne dreau'
ful expedient which he did TO revenge MS n"pe
less attachment. We understand he sustained
through the neighburhood. the character OF an
honest. industrious and peaceable citizen.
Scioto (Ohio) Gazette.
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STATE Of South Carolina. !
Charleston District. {

Personally appeared before me, Samuel Var
ner. who. being duly sworn, makes oath, that on
Thursday last, between 1s and o'clock P. NJ.
this deponeut came oat Of the open house in Queen
street. and went over To Meusrd's Barber-shop.
When this dep'nent came cut Of the Barber-shop.
Ne met Mcs-s Levy, who said that this Depo-
mems Brother VAS 10 search of him to give him
some money. and if this depcnent would 60 with
Levy, he would shew him where his Brother was.
This dePonent, in company with said Levy.
went to ons Frank Woods house in Archdale-st.
Lew then requested me to 90 in the yard where
he said this deponent's brother was. When this
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TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER II. 1889.
SCENES IN CHARLESTON. 8. c.

SCENES IN CHARLESTON, 8. C.
Some idea Of the state of parties in South Ca
rolina. and particularly in Charleston. may be
bad from the following, which we extract from
the papers of that city without comment. 1t will
be recollected that an election for Intendant and
Wardens was held there on the Sd inst.
Co,oner's Rsporf.-A Jury OF Inquest was
yesterday empannelled in a four story brick house
In Queen street, kept as an open house by the
Uuion Party, to inquire into the cause or causes
Of the death Of PETER ]. SrAUNroN. The Jury,
after full examination Of witnesses. brought in
the following verdict:-That the deceased came
to his death by leaping from window in the
third story OF house in Queen street, in which
he was forcby detained; received q confusion on
the heal but not fractured, four ribs on left side
broken, spine fractured in two places.
FRANCIS MICHEL, District Coroner.
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State Of South Carolina. !
Charleston District, (

Befareme personally appeared Washington
Gilbert. who. being sworn. deposeth. that about
70 o'clock on Saturday night last, this d.ponent
wa, asleep IN bed. a, his own house. in Swinton's
Lane, when he was awakened BY some persons
whom he conld not distinguish, as there was NJ
liobt in n. room; mat they attempted to entice
him our bv pretending to be Union men, and fail
inc IN this, they laid mold of him, and dragged
hun out of bed; tina, in despite Of deponent's re-
.isrance. they dragged him down stairs aud CARR
ed him bo,t,ts by main force to the house Of one
Frank Woud, in Archtae street. That there
the, forced hun into house back in the yard,
and locked him up in dirty filthy room. that the
person who shaved this deponeDt into the ronm.
was une William Getsinger, who said" He
,rouH rather haze this deponenf than Iirenty
Dollar Biz: that there were several individuals
in the room. playing cards, one Of whom impor.
tuned this deponent to drink, but deponent refus-
ed: that he then laid himself dawn, and fr,gned
sleep, and aftera while the card players being bu.
sy with their game. he Effected his escape, by
climbing up the chimney Of a neighboring house:
tina, this depouent is Union man, aud knows
no other motive ~hy he should have been subject
ed to such rutfaa outrage, but to deprive him
of his right Of Suffrage.
Signed. WASHINGTON GILBERT.
Sworn to before me, Sept. s. 1882.
:. Signed. J. n. BARRILLoN.
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State OF South Carolina. }
Chm lesion district {

Personally appeared Edward MCrady. who
an OATH saws that after appearing last night be-
fore Judge Bay. on behalf OF ThomasJ. Harsey.
fo, A Haneas Corpus TO release his brother, who
was confined in F Woods. he went TO the Green
street house to inquire about certain individuals,
who were presented ION afhdavits presented to
Judge Bay. in his presence) TO be in the said
house against their will. and that he there saw
Peter J. stanton, standing on table. and heard
him haransuing in one Of the rooms. in favor of
the Un,un cause, and that at that time he appear.
ed to be under no restraint.
EDWARD M'CRADY.
Sworn to before me, Sd. Sept 1852.
l.. 6. MEAMINeER,N n. p. s. O. u.
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Sfats of South Carolina, !

LhdlleNOH I7tS1Ttcf' J
Appeared personally before me Henry S. lew,
who OF oath, says that he met accidentally with
NJ. Peter ]. Stauuron, on Friday night last, and
knowing him to b. accustomed TO getting intoxi-
Gated, he advised MIN 70 take care that he was
not caught up and confined; that sand Staunton
replied tina, he intended either to stay at home.
or to 20 to the house in Queen street, and ask
there for protec ton from being taken up and con-
fined by the agents Of the Nulltca,'nn party.
iExRY 5. TEw.
Sworn to before me, Sept. 5. 1882.
JOHN N BARRILLoN, Notary Public.
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Deaths BY Cholera in Baltimore for The twenty.
four hours ending at 10 o'clock on the 9Th inst:
White. Is. Colored, Is: Total, %. Ending at
10 o'clock on the 9th: White, IS; Cocred, u:
Total, "a.
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Also appeared before me, Col. Thomas u.
Cnndv. who. being sworn, says that On the night
of Saturday last he heard that there VAS to BE- an
attack made on the house in Queen street, by the
Nulh6ers, and he went there for the purpose OF
preserving order; that he remained there all
night; that during the night, until about ls o.
clock, he saw Peter ]. Staunton several times as
sociating freely among the body OF the Union
party in the house. under no kind Of restraint
that he saw, and moving about as freely as any
of the Union men in the room; that he several
times spoke to this dePonent declaring hia readi-
ness to stand by the Union, and exhibiting no
kind of dsinclinatiOn to his situation.
THos. ID. CoNpY.
Sworn to before me, Sept. 5. 1852.
JOHN ". BARRILLoN, Nutarv Public.
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deponent got in the yard he did not SEQ his Bro
Their. He was Immediately seized by hve men,
who put him in room and locked HIM up. This de-
ponent soiemnly protested against thisproceeding
as an infringement of his rights, but on his dong
so he was gagged by order Of the said Frank
Wood. was then seized by three men, VINO
immediately put the order Of Mr.. Wood IN exc
cution. aud was gagged BY forcing SUCK ~
across my mouth, with peremptory orders NOT
to make the least noise. This dePonent IN q
short time took the gagg from his MOUTH anu
put it in his pocket. which said gags ne now e1-
hihi,s This de,onent further swears, that Il.
Caldwell. a Carpenter, and LLOYD the Carpen-
ter. were two of the persons who assisted IN gags-
ing him, the third person is unknown to TINS de-
ponent. This deponent further swears, that on
his being forced in the room. that there were SIX
men m il. but they were unknown to him except
ing Thomas Br0wn who witnessed the inuighitv
on this deponent's person.
his
SAMUEL y WARNER.
mark.
Sworn to, before me. Sept. Sd. 1882.
JonN N. BARnlLLIoN, Notary Public.
South Carolina.
Gin of Charleston.
Thomas Brown appeared and made oath, 'hat
he fully corroborates the above statement ~ sa-
muel Warner, a, relates to the gags'ng and the
treatment said Warner received after being forced
in the room mentioned in his statement.
his
Thomas x BaowN.
mark.
Sworn to, before me. Sept. Sd. 1852
JOHN N. BAnRILL1oN, Notary Public
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THE CHOLERA.

HEALTH OFYIoE. ALEXANDRIA,
September 10, 1882.
Report Of the Board Of Health for the 4S hours
ending this day at noon:
In Priuate Practice. Case, . colored GIRL
from improper diet.-dead.
The case remaining in the Hospital at the las
report is convalescent.
By order Of the Board.
BENZ. s KINSEY, Sec'y.
At a meeting of the Board OF Health Of III.
Citv Of Richmond, held on Friday. the 9Th Sept,
1889:
A letter from Doctor John Cullen and Doctor
Nelson. reporting case of Cholera, which &C.
Cured at the Tobacco Factory OF David Barclay,
ESQ. on this day was read.
Whrreupon, It is ordered, that the said case
he announced to the Public in the follvwin,
fOrm:-
The Board Of Health announce to the public
the occurrence Of single case Of malignant
Cholera, which happened on this day, at the 10.
bacco Factory of Mr.. Barclay, on s0'h street; be.
tween d & E Streets. the subject negro boz
about / / years old, Of very weakly constitution
and reported by his owner to have been subject
I" fits, and to have eaten inprudently Of pears
H. died after about five hours illness.
A copy from the Journal Of the Board O.
Health. JOSEPH TATE, President
JAMES RAWLINGS, Sec'ry.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 10.
Report Of Cholera cases by the Boarl Of Heat.
for the last 48 hours, ending at noon on Sur.
day, September 9. at noon.
Central Hospital.
New cases--6 white men, incorporate
9 do women, do
black man, temperate
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Sworn to, before me. Sept. Sd. 1852.
JOHN N. BARRILLIoN, Notary Public.
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Sworn to. before me. Sept. Sd. 1882.
JOHN N. BARRILLIoN, Notary Pubic.