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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-11-09

& AaA RE"ARD.-Ran away from The sub'cr-
- n wv Der, on Thursday or Friday night last,
Negro named NELSON, sometimes calls himself Nelson
Dabncy, dark muatio, with busly head Of hair about
five feet six inches high irty-Gve years old
wcl made, with pleasing cOuntenauce when spoken to-
by trade Coach Smith, and an excellent workman.-IIe
is well known in This city having been for many years
prominent cooured member Of the Baptist hurch.
have nc doubt he has obtained free papers (as hc is very
intelligent and can both read wrtc) and will endeayour to
get TO some Of tho Northern Western States. Masters
Of vessels and others, cautioned against taking away
the soid Negro.
viii give le above reward, IL taken out Of tho State,
and secured ia any Jail that get him again. $50 land
all reasonable expenses il dcvered il taken within the
State. JAMES BOSHER.
Richmond, 23d Oct, 1882 4s-n
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NOR RENT or LEAsE.-Thc Tavern house and APP
II Purenances, at Floods, in the couaty Of Bucking
ham The situation is remarkable for its hcalness and
convenience; aud would he desirable persons disposed
10 keep house OF entertainment, extensive board
ing school One or both Of the buildings, yard, garden
Sc would be sufficient good bargain may be bad 10y
early application TO me- in my ABSENCE TO Capt Trent
Oct 80. T2w+-501 J. w. FLOOD.
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WPAR-KEEPER WANTED.-A steady, industrious
ED Young Man, qualified to fill the place of Bar
Keeper will find immediate employment and good wages
at the Eagle Hotel Charl other apply.
November 8. I52-2Il WM ID. EIrCH.
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RSCkAMOvD, V1HGAvMg FRED.gY .S,O s.EMssE5e o lsae

NOrICE.-The subscriber offers for sale farm in the
county OF Goochland containing $50 acres of land
lying upon the Three Chopped Road 20 miles from Rich
mond eight miles from Goochland Court Honse and
about from James River. When well kept il was one
oil the best known and profitable avems OH this
road, between Richmond and the mountains the inn
Provemens are still adequate TO the purposes OF public
house Near the house is very fine track Tor many
years established, aud well Known and which might be
again put In order at very little expense
will sell upon the following terms viz: one fourth
cash. and the balance in one, ttcO and three years NTH
ont interest; or the purchaser may have his v,on time
gears, paying the interest annually and securing the
whole Satisfactorily or, will exchange it for other pro-
perty, more convenient to me. Apply to Dr.. Thomas p
Watkins residing near the premises, to me, in Rich
mond. JAMES LYONS
November g 5I-6t
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NOR SALE.-On the 18th OF November next, shall
a offer for sale fair if not, the first fair day terea
ter, credit OF months, for all l0 for that
and under, cash will be required the purchaser or pr
chasers giving bond with approved security bear into
rest from the date he interest TO be reunited if puncu
ally pail:) my Farm, household and Kitchen F,trni-
tire, Plantation utensils and Stock IF all Kinds. Also
between IL aud $1,000 worth Of prime Sole and Upper
Leather, (bou bali of the latter in the rough, though
well tannod) This Farm, together with superior Tan
merry and patent Gnst Mill a comfortable Dwelling
House, with five and porco and al the necessary
houses, Of substantial and timber; is beautifully
situated and well improv ed aud incloed with good fence;
contains 2lf acres-60 of which is prime Meadow and,
is proved by 20 OF the same, which presents fine
fields Of Timothy and Glover The Farm is admirably
wsered, and is located miles South East Of Warruton,
and miles only, from Of the finest n Altering places
~ Virginia, and in ncighborhOOi boosting OF much
health aud better society, Than is often met Will, in tie
Old Dominion. " NJ. T.. GAY SR.
Fauquier, oct. 27. AD-Ms
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AAJ ILL BE SOLD on the 18Th day of October next,
Wv on the premises, about 600 of Land, a
credit OF one, two and three years the purchaser giving
bond and security, with deed OF the Land
the purchase money. This land lies WELL in a heal
thy and agreeable neGhborhood with portion of ppu-
maox low grounds, and sufficient portion of wood land;
is good situation for tavern, being about eight miles
below Raine tavern, and The fork of the Angola with
the Guinea road; and is sold for distribution among the
heirs OF Lewis lsbell, deceased. By the
ADMINISTRATOR
Cumberland, Sept. Is 37-ide
u The above sale postponed to the 22d day of No
vembcr next. TlS-til Oct. %
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4 AAkRlDGE FEMALE BOARDING SCHOOL
The School will be continued the ensuing year IN.
der tie instruction of Miss T.. Joncsand commence 18th
January next At This School the usual routine of an
English Education will be taught, including Geography,
with the use OF the GlobcsElements OF Natural PhiO-
sophy Chemistry, Rhetoric. Composition and History
Al.o plain and ornamental Needle Work, If required.
Terms-Boari, 500
Reading, Writing Grammar. &c. 10
Ditto, including Geography, &c. 10
For Nccd'c-work, the additional sum of 2
WILSON ALLEN.
Bowling Green, Va, October 10. as
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p ICHMOND SEMlNARY.-The duties of this Sc
81 a minary were resumed the ISt inst and will con-
unue 10 be prosecuted with nndiminslicd industry and
diligence the part of myself and my assistants. av-
ing, during late visit TO the mountains, purchased pro-
perry IN the western section Of the State find tat spe.
culaoa abroad respecting the permanence of NV re-
sdence in Richmond. can only assure my fellow ciii
zens and all others who may feel any interest in The mat
ter that have at present, intention Of removing from
this city; and will further add, that sense of gratitude
TO this community, will always mpc me TO continue as
long as possible in their service. VIM. BURKE.
Oct 30. 5O-4t
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VALUABLE LANDS FOR SALE.-Will be Offered
Tor SALE at public auction, 10 the highest bidder ON
the Goth instant that being Fluvanna County Court day
before the front door Of the Court House the cou
~ four several tracts OF land, belonging the
Miles Cary, deceased lying in the said county, the
Long Island Creek, the Rvanna River and about
two and hall miles of the Court House. The first tract
called the Mill Tract, ON which there is MILL adj
and contains 337 The second tract called Caring
tons Tract adjoius William j. Coles Wilmington Lands
contains 429 acres The third and fourth tracts adoin
each other, the lands of Jesse Basket Richard Me
Cary the third contains PSI and the fourth l4S acres
Zach OF these tracts remarkably we'll tmbered and
unie as many advantages any unimproved lands the
county. They will he shewn by the subscriber TO any
person who may wish TO view them. Terms of sale will
be- credit oil one, two and three years. the purchaser
giving bond and personal security for the first payment
and deed of trust the land the whole of the
purchase money w. TIMBERLAKE,
Executor Of Miles Cary, dec
Palmyra November ls 1882 52-td
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The Constitution established by the Cherokces for their
government independent Siofe adopted at a
Convention of Representative Of the Nation, the Goth
OF July, 1927. The legislative power was vested ia a
general council by which the executive and judiciary
were 20 Ice appointed AMI The frs general council,
1929 The first u,eeug Of The general council was IN DC.
iObor 1928; at which Time the government may bs
condefed actually put 10 iRO,IOn. II will he seen by
reference these dates, ha the preliminary proceedings
for the setting up the claim To iHdependepf and ercf-
size s0Ueregny not adopted until about five months
after Mr. Adams message of the 9th Of February 1927.
relation TO the controversy then sVSing between GcOr
gia and tie Crssks Prior 10 that time the Choroksts had
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paiudbie Riranna Ricer Land Negroes, and other /

Valuable Rirdnna Ricer Land, Negroes, and other
Property for sale.
WNlI.L be sold TO the highest bidder, on Wednesday
w the 18th instant If fair il not, the fair day
sunday excepted on the premises White Rock the
aihder oil the lands belonging to the estate of Wilson
Cary deceased These lands consist three tracts two
oil which adjoin each other One of the adjoining tracts
es Immediately on the river and contains $50 III acres
ioz Ia OF which hrst-rate low grounds, inferior
none on the river, and is known by the of the
"Whie Rock Tract" The other lies on the Cary Creek
and contains 500 2 acres 62 Of which are excellent low
grounds equal in value to those the river On each
these tracts of wheat have been seeded this fall
good style The third tract contains ISI I2 acres and
aoins the lands OF Neal b. Gay and Mrs. Payne; and
situated, abouto one mile distant from the first described
TRACT and is valuable for its timber being all i'm the
forest, and very convenient 10 excellent mill A
further description OF the lands is considered
as Is presumed, persons DESTROYS of purchasing will first
view the land The lands will be shown by Archer A.
Strange, who move resides the White Rock tract-Pos-
session will be given Immediately after the day of sale
and on the sameday, aud the place will be offer
ed for sale TO the highest bidder the groes belonging
the said estate stock OF every descriptions plantation
sis, among which, very valuable portable hreshing
machine, and four horse Wagon and all the present
crop oil corn OATS iodder hay straw and tobaccoTerms
oil sale OF the lands will be- credit one two and three
years. the purchaser giving bond personal security for
the hrst payment, and Deed of Trust the land TO
cure the whole oil the purchase money On the sales of
the personal property, cash will be required for all pur
credit OF twelve months will be given the purchaser
giving bond with approved security The sale will be con
nued from day TO day until all the estate. both real and
personal be sold. w. TIMBELAKE ddu,'or ,riib
the ,oW annexed of ". L. Cary, deed
Palmyra, Nov l. 522tds
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WOUNG BEDFORD FOR SALE.-IIe is a dark bay.
"a three years old last May, five feet twonches high
and finely proPoriioned gotten by Tariff out of Bedford
mare raised by the late Capt. George Dahney of Hano.
yer. Apply TO Mr.. VIM. d. Taylor, or Mr.. James Fon-
ainc Mr. Taylor has satisfactory statement in relation
to the pedigree of the Dam of Young Bedford furnished
by MIR. Chiswel Dabncy of Amherst.
August 81. [3I-d1 EDM'D FONTAINE
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HEnIl. EEllk.R..


THNHE Subscriber begs leave 10 > o~m the Ladies and
a Gentlemen, that he has recently received from the
North. splendid assortment of ORNAMENrAL Ham
WoRK composed OF all the various fashions in use;
part OF which tho tolowing
FoR THE LADIES. FoR GENTLEMEN.
Puff and Wire puff Curls. Wigs, Toupets, Scratches
FIizett and Ring lett, do. WhiskerS and MuStachios
Everlasting, do. of superior aud
Sprig and FIZ, do. workmanship.
With BIaids OF various sizes
and colours
The Subscriber having imported very large assert.
mcnt of Curs &c, dispose of the same, by the do
zen sets, AT very low rates.
Gentlemen keeping stores in the country, in making
out their orders for goods in this place. will please
forget to order few dozen of this beautiful work, for
he convenience of the Ladies in their neghhourhood.
Nov. 6. [52-6ll W. REYNOLDS.
ED ECEiYING by Schooncrs Belvidera, Butler and
FL = Chariot:
500 sacks Salt
400 ticrccs rhomaston Limo
200 boxes Bunch Raisins
20 jars Malaga Grapes
40 boxes Lemons
For sale by WORKMAN 8, McGRUDER.
November 2. 5l-3t
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-12-06
saass JUST RECEIVED AT u
AR0 XxkB @ ARTESs u &E,
AFREsFfr SUPPLY or

IT EM0N SYRUP. Chloride Of Lime.
- white Massard Seed. Pocket Lights.
Porter. Varnish, Olive on. Oil Of Cloves,
Alum. Coppeias. Paints. Eiuseed. Lamp and
recsaaed OILS. PAINTS, Rosia, Lamp
Black. Pepper. Spice. Nntmeg. and Alcohol
from ninety cents "a seven shillings per gal-
Ion Opium and Camphor-pric as usual
lleE which. together with q previously pur-
chased stock, win be sold for cash or good
credit. % fair profit, fhnt not az cost.l to al
persons who hnd & Cor their Interest to be-
stow their patronage.
LsieAEea, Jaly 10, lass
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-12-06
Court Of Probate. District Of Litch field, 20. !
October 81, 1889. ~ eta3


October 81, 1889. as@~.s
TTPON the petition Of Melissa Tracy. Of
~ the town of Litchfield, 10 said district,
showing to this Court that she is the guardian
ofFereba Tracy. OF said town, minor upder
the age of twenty-one years; that the said
Fcreba has legal interest 10 and is the owner
Of a certain piece Of land Except the widows
dover therein) lying part in Washington and
part in Warren, 10 Litchfeld county, Il being
that piece Of land conveyed by Silas Tracy 90
William Tracy by deed dated the eth day Of
September. 1916. in which deed the land is
described as follows, wig s.the one equal
quarter part OF the whole az my Bisehcock
lot So called. or land lying part 10 said Wash-
ington and part In Warren, In said county.
butting east on highway. south on David
Geere's land. west on Abner Mitehell,s land,
and north on David Geere's land" as BY said
deed duly acknowledged and, recorded may
appear; and praying for an order 60 sell the
same for the purposes mentioned In said petit
iian, as per petition on ale, dated Oct. 5lss,
i5SR, may appear So - -
Ordered. that the consi,Ieration Of said pc
tiiion he adjourned to the R4fh day Of Janlla-
~, less. ut nine o'clock A. N. at the Probata
Office in Litchlleld; and hat said guardian
ing copy Of this order upon q pabiic sign-
of said towns within which said land q sifna-
ted. aud slso By publishing this order 10 .
newspaper printed In Litchfeld. thFee weeks
succrssisely. at least six weeks before saia
cath day of January, lass.
n A true copy of Record. ~*@
- FREDEalcR WOLcorE. judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-12-06

9&@&A s~NFD@s
TIME subseEiber he's opened bis SELECT
u SCHOOL Coz the winter, upon ths
north side Of the West Street. 80. 49,
Pupils win be recsiVed upon apPlicattops--
Terms 81 per quarter. -. e
Litchkeld, Nov. 30. 1859 = $ t.e -
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-12-06
NOTICE.

&sag M 11OLs
TN case Of the assignment Of LoRRAiN
l. LOOMS. Of Winchester, for the benefit Of
his creditors, the Court Of Probate for the
District Of Norfolk have = ordered that Com.
missioners be appointed at the Probate Office
In said Norfolk, ON the Sist day ofi December.
A. ID. 1882, at ten o'clock ii The forenoon, to
receive and examine the claims Of al persons
interested Ia the estate aforesaid may be n0ti-
bed thereof. the Trustees will cause this order
to be publish~d in q newspaper printed in
Litchfeld. in Litchfeld county land put AGO.
ny on the sign-pos in said Winchester.
.,9rf MICHAEL F. Mills, Judge" x
To hich order the said creditors will con-
form. JAMES BEEBE, lw....
sses Nelson r., LooEIs, A'us . IS
Winchester, Nov.e 90, 1851 a s25
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-12-06
P0ETRY.

eta PoETRY.
The FaaerslofDr. srgRsnEln was eseudsdas Bo'-
ton with great solsnniy and parade An ealogy was
pronounced by Professor Follen. q Harvard Unvsr-
s;,v: and he ode which We Join. from ths pen Of
The Rev. John Pierpoa aushor ofthe Airs of Palss-
tis ana cher popular Poems. was Gang % the ooca-
sions- f ~
Ear IL F,,ps,ai Of Dr.. Spwrxheiae, Noe. "a, 1854
SrmANcrR, there is bending Ger thee
ia Nlanv an eve with sorrow wet: ~ R
3 An our stricken hearts deplore thee: s,sss
Who, that knew thee. can iorgete .tsa
Who forget what thou hast spokenf
Who thine eye-ahy noble framef NA
But that golden bowl 10 broken
In the greatness Of Thy fame.
i. Au,umn's leaves shall fsllanl wi,her
On the spot where thou shah rest
- s.Eja III love we bear thee hltl1er
TO Inv mourning Mothers breast, "
For the stores ofscience brought us,
Forihe charm thy goodness gave, g,
For the lessons thou hast taught U.S.
Can we give thee but gFavef
Natures priest, how pure and feryent
Was thy worshlp al her shrine!
Friend Of mar. --Ot God tue eerSants
- Advocate oftruths diyines 3
Taaght and charmed, as 6y no other,
lss We have been nNd hoped 70 be,
Blu, while waiting round thee, Brother,
For Thy light-'tis dark with thee!--.--
Dark with thee mo; thy Creators s
All whose creatures and whose laws M
Thou didstlove, shall give thee greater
- Light than ear,h's. as earth wishdraws.
TO thy God thy godtke spirit
Back we give in fal trust.
= Thy cold cay--we grieve 70 uearH
TO ito chamber, butwe must. s,ys ~.
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-12-06

"A genuine Jonathan, who had long been
pov;;sg attention TO farmer C-'s daugh-
ter Sally, invited his dearly beloved to ride
10 his store with him. They arrived, and
safier looking at all the pretty things, Jack
said. s.Mr. draw me a glass Of gin, and
sweeten It wen with molasscs.' II was
done, and Jonathan swallowed 1t at a
dFstheht, then smacking bis lips, he turned
.ro0nd and thus addressed his dearly be-
ioyed, Tam Sal, that soGs darn good,
sSRy d0ns yga bay a glass for yoarscJ e
q We would advise Mrs. Trollope to give
III above place in the next edition Of
IL dJMsstsc asdiIsers.
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-12-06

At a Court Of Probate holden at Lischfe!d,
scittini and for the District Of Litch field, on
the 2sd dag Of November. 1889 !: ~
Present. Frederick Wolcou. Esq. Judge.
~ NmOtion Of Morris Woodruff, executor
~ ofthe last will and tesla ment Of JOSEPH
MISSIONER, late Of LitchfeId, within said die.
trict, deceased-This Court doth decree that
six months be allowed the creditors Of said
estate to exhibit their claims against the same
to said executor. after he shall have given pub
Tic notice Of this order, by advertising the same
10 newspaper, published in LAitchield, aud
by posting the same on public sign-pUst 10
| said town of LitchReld. ,6S8 fiE
Certified from Record.
FREDERIck WoLcorT, Judge.
All persons indebted tn said estate are re.
quested to make immediate payment tn e 4
25s MoRRIs WooDRUFF, Executor.
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-12-06
NOTICE.

- NOIICE.8 n
THE Court of Probate for the District Of
II Kent has limited and allowed six.m0nths
from the date hereof for the creditOrs 70 the
estate Of HENRY HANFORD,
for settlement. Those who neglect TO pre-
sent their accounts, properly attested, within
said time will be debarred recovery
rHENRY p. HANFORD, Adm'r.
Kent, NoU. G. 1889 a& "a
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-12-06
AUCTION SALE.

PY order Of the Hon. Court OF Probate for
- the District Of Norfolk, win be sold on
the nth day Of December snext, SO much Of
the Real Estate at \, Rs VA
MOSES DRAKE, II.
late Of Winchester, deceaaet,as will raise the
sum Of six hundred and ten dollars and eighty
sey en- cents. together with incident charges or
sale. Sale 10 be on the premises. IT,
MOSES. DRAKE, Z Adminis-
JOSEPH RIGGS, traitors.
Norfolk, Nor. eS, 1882 IS
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-12-06

At a Court Of Probate holden at Salisbury,
icithn and for the District Of Sharon, on tke
24th day Of NOuember, 1889: 4
Present, Samuel Church. Esq. Judge.
TTPON the petition OF Hiram Taylor, Of
~ Salisbury. 10 said district, showing to this
Court that he 10 parent and natural guardian
of. Sally Maria Taylor, Of said Salisbury, a
minor; that said minor II the owner Of real
estate situate in said Salisbury, near Chapins-
vile, viz about sixty-thFee acres Of land. be-.
ing the same land and real estate which the
said minor inherited as heir.at- law Of her mo-
Their. Sally Maria Taylor, late Of said Sails
bury, deceased. aud subject in part 10 the life
estate OF the said Hiram Taylor, and ia part
10 the dOwer of Phoebe Morgan therein. val
ned at about enc thousand dollars; also show
ing thatit would be for the interest OF said
min0fthat said real estate be sold and the a
calls thereof rested aceOrding To- law for the
use and benefit OF snid minor, pFaying for Iib-
erty TO sell the same for the purposes AFORESAID:
flraered, that the further consideration oi
said petition be adjanrned until the liFst Tees
day Of March nexts at D O'clock In the fore
noon, ~ tbs Probate O ice il Salisbury: and
mat the petlsioner give public notice thereof
~ ruhlishing this order shFee weeks success
.sely y newspaper Rsinted 10 Lilehaeld. al
east slx weeks before said frst Tuesday 0l
Mercn lexss AND also by pOsting a cany there
% Tor the same time at the Pest OfEica n said
Chapinsville. A copy of Record.
fes SAMUEL CHURCH, JUDGE.
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-12-06

III Lad;e DIR. Hales was very par
tial is Ne society Of ladies, with whom he
was generally agreat fayorite, and kept up
e continual correspondence with several.
He'expressed great regard for the general
vaIue Of the sex. Twas his opinion that
women generally much excel men 10 con-
stancy, and that they are less influenced
BY personal appearance il their attach
ments Vail ha thought they would be, in
several respects, superior to men, If they
had the same advantages Of education.--
He dislked sentimental young ladies, and
saids he had made the remark, that they
ad.generally less refinement than those
who made no formal pretensions to it.
sM9StA ~ 1900 British Maausi,se.
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-12-06
Domestic Goods.

lust received, a. large supply Of Domestic
- Goods. which will he sold ut yery how pri-
crs. They consist 10 part of 50, a. s. 81
bleached Shestings and ShirtiRgs; 50. a.
and 5-4 brown Sheeiings aud ShirtingA; good
Bed Ticking at various prices, Domestic Dia-
per. blue Checks add Cling d very pretty
style domestic Caiicoes. warranted fast cU4
lors; blue and mixed Sattinetts 0f superior
qnality--with Nh extensive assortment 0f oiiIA
err Goods, which will be soldsas low as they
are sold ia the State. a'sses Eia s,S.
as s.. Sal WM. PORTER.
One door souih Post Office, Nov. 81 @>
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-12-06
HAM North Street, Moo. 90.
DN " DODS

.kgaX saS AT REDUCED PRICES. ss@iS@ \
TIME sMhscriber will sell the stock Of Dry
- Goods on hand (which consists Of most
kinds wantcd) EftrG Cheap for cash or short
GROCERIES, y good supply at less than
usual prices. sSALT--a quantity Of heavy
Turks Island Salt, selling less than common
price. LEATHER, &c. &c.
\ Those who wishto buy Goods on the SAP.
ing principle, will find It for their interest to
call ati tbs North Street Store before buying
elsewhere.
20 WINE BOLLES.