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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-06-12

NJOTICE.-I offer for sale the property which hold at
IN Louisa Court House. Its peculiar situation is SUCH
as well as its unusual advantages thai description of
them would make advertisement too long The build
ngs are oil wood, and would require small advance i'm
prove them, say from thousand to fifteen hundred dol
lars to make them sufficient for all the advantages which
pertain to the property The land is of ordinary QUALITY
but in high state of improvement The tract contains
302 IL acresThe whole of that which is cleared is i'm
very fine filth ilkcwise contains that which is not com
mon TO such establishments, superabundance of farm
timber and fire wood Should the seasons be congenal,
the hay crop, which will be made this year, worth
not less than thousand dollars be sold directly
at home The land, like other land which requires cu-
hyauon and mProy ement, and TO be taken Of, is
adapted TO any crop which belongs to climate in Vr.
gnia-latitude 36 ID degrees-and the soil is susceptible
by the application of those which are easily and
Oily TO be had, if there were capitalists TO purchase The
place, tho called Louisa Court House is deemed VILLAGE
and by many individuals is thought could be made much
larger the owner Of the land would lay toGn lots The
cost to the purchasers, in cOpartnersip was originally
twenty-five thousand dollars, in the year 1917 49,
The expenditures and have been
very considerable, at all events to make the at this
period equal TO thirty thousand dollars for the whoe and
she profits which annually arise this dull period as eli
the very many bad of ae crop years has paid more
tien per centum; and if the purchaser should think
that It were to his interest," after examining the peculiar
advantages which the property has would bring an in
tefest of more than ~ IL per cenumThe subscriber
In the absence 81 those watch necessary to
avail himself OF all the advantages which are necessary
is induced to offer il for sae.1t IS situated on the main
road leading from Richmond, north and northwest about
30 miles from Richmond and the stage road now cal
led the Louisa and Orange line and is in the direction Ia
charlottesville district from that place the present road
~ miles but tho direct route is by the Green Springs
he waters OF which were formerly much resOried to- and
held ia high repue.-They, however The property
Dr. James NJ Morris, and not now esortcd TO public
watering place.
1t is presumed that the place offered for sale s general
~ known in Virginia, If in other States and the sub
scrber confidently and in good faith recommends IL as ar
exceedingly valuable and bcahful situation Reference
70 the subscriber for further particulars either by letter
m person, must be Louisa Court House, Va
June -. tIO-tg JNo NJ PRICE.
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a REEN SPRING LAND FOR SALE.-Will be
IA sold, TO the highest bidder, Louisa Court House
on the second Monday in July next Chat being Louisa
Courtday on credit of two and three years
county, in what is well known az the Green Spring neigh
borhood, which IL without doubt, the best farming land
below the Ridge IL particularly adapted the growth
wheat and grass healthy any part of Virginia
and affords good society be found the country
About 300 Acres OF the Land is cleared the balance in
woods, large portion OF which Tobacco Land supe-
rior quality The Land is well watered and in all re-
specs nost desirable 1t will be divided purcha-
sers required Those disposed purchasers are invited
TO view the land before the day of SALE which will he
shown by my brother, Joseph w Morris.
JNO. MORRIS.
Executor of VIM. Morris decd
May 90 6-wtds
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May 2.

NOR SALE-My lands in the county of Henrico,
IL lying within miles OF the city of Richmond, and
joining the lands of Mr. Geo Taylor formerly the pro-
pery OF Capt ShePpard-The house 426
acres and may be considered among the valuable
tracts OF land In the neighborhood; il has comfortable
dwelling house, with barn all necessary build.
ngs-Ihe other tract contains 226 acres ohrls of
whh may be considered the best timber land of good
quahy-ltls deemed unnecessary say any thing more
as no person would purchase without first viewing the
land.-lhls property may be purchased low, as / am
anxious TO TO the West j. WHITELAW
April II. III-w1n,
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lFHNiE subscriber is authorised sell faufelds be-
IN longing TO the heirs OF Peter Tnsley deceased The
tract contains about 500 acres has it commodous two
stoned dwelling house; is near all of wood land, of
ginai growth covered with pine and cedar of second
grown; II lies in Hanover county, the public roads
and within few hundred yards OF the Mechancksve
turnpike; and also, within from to miles of the city of
Richmond; the situation is healthy, and in excellent
neghbourhood the tract will be sold entire divided to
SUIT Purchaserand as TO the payments every reasonable
accommodation will be afforded.
The subscriber will be at Capt. Benz. Hazegrove's ia
vern very near the land, Thursday the 18th Instant
prepared to treat with those disposed to purchaseand if
is sold in parcels lay them Off All persons disposed
to purchase, are requested TO attend. p. STREET
juno 8. Or
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May 30.

y Y virtue OF deed of trust from George Claiborne
and John d. Claiborne, to the subscriber,
for the benefit OF VIM. Armistead and Francis Rowe,
effect certain purposes therein expressed and which deed
bears date on the 18th day Of july 1881 and is of record
in the clerks office of the county court of King William,
shall proceed sell, King William Courthouse for
cash. on Monday the 25h of June, that being King Will
liam court day, the following saYes: Dixen Fanny Mol
ly, Esey, Davy, Esther William, Phil and Mary, and
the increase III any of the said females since the 18th of
July, 1881 These slaves are likely and valuable, and
worthy OF the attention of purchasers. The subscriber
will convey such title only as is vested in him trustee,
by virtue of the above reced deed ii is believed how
ever, to be indisputable SHERWIN McRAE,
June D. lS-6t'I Trustee.
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TNNHE Trustees Of Hampden Sydney College notify,
y by their Committee, that on the third Tuesday in
July next, meeting will be held to elect Steward,
whose duties will commence in Ocober--Persons de
sirous Of filling that office, invited to attend
JAMES MORTON,
w. s. MORTON,
JAMES MADISON,
May rs. [5-wtdJ WIN. BERKELEY.
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HINLUVANNA LAND AND CITY LOTS.-The
q subscriber offers for safe, Tract of Land, lying on
the Rivanna River in the county of Fluvanna, containing
Cpl acres, about 60 miles above Richmond, 10 below
Charlottesville, in the immediate vicinity of Bernardsburg
and Union Mills. small portion OF the landlyng on, and
the river cleared and prepared for cultivation; the
residue is heavily covered with the best Pine and White
Oak timber The situation is healthy, the tract well
tered and the soil adapted to the growth of Corn Wheat
and Tobacco-There three four saw mills in the
immediate neghbourhood, TO which the timber be
hauled good read; and the recent Improvements in
the navigation of the Rvanna River have rendered the -
cies Of conveying the timber Richmond Charotes-
vile very great The tract will be divided into two
more parcels, if purchasers desire it,
Also, ~ 10 lots in this CITY, lying the Dock in
Adams Valley, and on Richmond Hill.
Also the whole, part OF my undivided interest in the
estate of Col. Richard Adams, deceased.
Persons wishing to purchase, apply to me in this CT
y until the 10th of July next After that time, applica-
ton be made to my brother Or. II Adams) in this
City, by letters addressed to at Tallahassee Fori-
da. JOHN j. ADAMS.
June b. S-fts
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Nm CERY--VIRGINIA-At Court continued
N and held for Buckingham county, the 10th day OF
May 1892
Henry Adcock, adm or of Elisha Adcock, decd. PlG
against
Valentine Scruggs, and Finch Scruggs, ex'or of Allen
Scruggs, decd,
The defendant, Valentine Scruggs, not having entered
his appearance and given security according the Act Of
Assembly and the rules of this Court and appearing by
satisfactory evidence, that he is inhaban OF this
country: is OrdeTed That the said absent defendant do
appear here the first day of the August Term and
the bill of the PLAINTIFF and that copy this order
be forthwith inserted in newspaper published in
City Of Richmond for two months successfully, and post
cd at the front door of the Court House of this county
Copy. Teste, r. ELDRIDGE, c. ID. c.
June IL. JO-w8w
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ANILLlAM s. MARY COLLEGE.-The Visitors
w OF this Institution reminded that the 18th of Ju-
Iy, Is the time fixed for their Annual Meeting full
g 1.-THE fiscal concerns of the Collcoc re-
: -
ed TO accept the appointment of Professor Chemistry
Natural Philosophy there vacancy of that Professor
SNIP The Rector deems proper to observe that from the
sentiments OF the last convocaton, he has doubt
Mr. Rodgers will be reapponed to the Professorship of
Chemistry, &c, and that Professor will be required for
the Mathematical Char-applica,ions TO be made to
BURWELL BASSETT, Rector.
June o. sd
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AND FOR SALE ON A LONG CREDIT.-The
Ia subscriber, determined TO remove TO the Western
country offers for sale, by private contract credit
from one to thirteen years, the residue of his land la Lou
county, consisting of the tract which he resides
ing on the waters of Hickory creek and within two miles
of Eisvie, containing about412 The situation
this land renders il truly desirable to professional cha
racer; tits situated the main leading from Louisa
to Orange courthouse seven miles north of the former,
and fourteen south OF the latter in healthy respectable
and thcky settled neghbourhood more particular de-
scpon OF the land is deemed unnecessary it is pre-
sumed no person would purchase without first viewing the
premises.
Also lot of % acres on the North Anna river adion
ing Mrs. Frances Quarles WILLIAM ELLIS
IoMsa, Imnc g
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We are, with great regard,

!" c dTtJ WIITl gFCaT regard,
Your friends and servants,
Jas henWich, T. l.. Ogden
W. B. Laurence, SamI. Si1art,rout.
Gee. ". Strong, Jno. Duer.
Henry ogden, mo Nelson.
r. -. Cutting, .qbm. Sehermerhorn,
G0TnehnS Lotc, w. Oracle,
Peter Sche,meIhOrD, b. Robinson
James j. Tones, Tpn M Prize.
Chas. Fenno Hctmon, yzy. ,Idzai JYHek.
Frederick Depeyster, Jr. s. VerpIanck,
Chds. r.. Grim, Dauid c. Golden.
Tho. n. .Nercein, j. Il. King,
augustus Fleming, Chas. King.
NJ. G. Paterson, Peter j. SfItupe:ant
IGnles q; Kms, Ogden HcGman,
.MoTT'S R06inS0n, N. L0u,
Thomas j.. Wells, Jacob Morton.
Chds. Grdhqm, Philip Hone,
Chas. l.. Livingston, I'm. Bard,
John w: Francis, Thos. W. LudlOto,
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RECMNO.sD VYRGAsY.s, TUESDAY, yI.vY re- 1882

ID AND FOR SALE.-The subscriber offers for sale,
HL his farm in the upper end of Cumberland containing
40 acres The dwelling, neatly enclosed is two story
building with wing, having two rooms and a chamber
on the lower floor and four the second floor.
The out-houses consist of medical shop, Kitchen aun-
dry, smoke-house, dairy house, stable, large
shielded ganary tobacco barns, and negro cabins The
garden containing an acre of ground, is rich and hand
somely paled Also young bearing orchard of select
iruit viz; apple peach plum, Sc The soil is adapted
the culture OF tobacco and grain well and wood
ed situated in healthy, wealthy and intelligent neigh
6orhood one mile from the Appomatox three miles from
Farmvle, and within short distance of several manu-
featuring mills.
Also another tract of lI2 12 of forest land lying
on the East side OF the public road leading Richmond,
one mule below Raines tavern. If the above property
should not be sold privately it will be vertised Of
Tered publicly on the LIST October next together with the
growing crop, stock of all kinds plantation utensils house
hold and kitchen furniture, several hundred vols medi-
cal and MS Books, shop furniture, medicine, sc.
WILLIAM b. SMITH.
Snauy OroVe, juno CIV
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May %.

NOIlCE.-By virtue of the last Will and Testament
" OF Samuel Nuckols, deceased the subscriber will
proceed to sell to the highest bidder the premises on
next fair day. all the estate OF said decedent both real and
personal, the following terms, witt the land which
and contains ABOUT h3Od and partly in Hanover counties,
money be paid in cash. and the balance in two equal
annual payments; approved personal security and q
deed in trust on the land 10 secure the two last
The personal estate, consisting OF six likely young negroes,
horses cattle sheep and hogs, plantation utensils house.
hold sc. the following terms wit: six months Gre
dit for all above five dollars bonds with approved Sc
cuty for five dollars and under cash will be required by
NATHANIEL NUCKOLS, Admir-. de bons non
All persons having claims against the request
cd bring them forward that due arrangements may be
made for settemen all persons indebted to the estate are
requested to forward and make immediate payment
May 20. [6-wSw*1 N N
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hRYDEN AND HUNT, MERCHANT TA1LoRs
NJ No. 8, Sharpe ST., BaItimore.--Woud respectful
" announce to their friends in Virginia, and the public
generally that they have received their supply of SPRING
AND SUMMER GooDs in their greatest varetes-partly
as follows, viz. Extra super blue and black Cloths,
French and English; super fashionable olive brown, and
mulberry Cloths, Of various shades with general assor-
mcnt OF Cassmeres, Vestings SC. &c. all OF which they
will make to order, in the fashionable Style and at
the shortest notice, and the reasonable "A
liberal discount for CASH.
j. N. Hunt intends visiting his native place about the
latter part OF June, and from the very liberal patronage
have received from that section Of the country, will take
occasion to have himself provided with card OF patterns
Of Cloths, Cassimeres, and Vcngs, and variety Of
style goods Tor summer wear and will be happy take
measure and receive orders such Of their friends
wish TO get their clothes in the city Of Balmorc that
he may the better accommodate them. will attend at the
Court OF Lancaster and il possible the Court Of Northum-
bcrland, at their June terms.
May % 5-w4w
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NOTlCE-The subscribers, trustees for the creditors
"a of Messrs. BELT s SHEPPARD, have appointed
John Marshall Sheppard our agent, TO collect all debts
due to the said firm OF Belt Sheppard To which said
agent 1t earnestly requested that all persons indebted
by bond, note, open account will make immediate paw
ment, John Marshall Sheppard may generally be
found at the store IF II. & J. s. James & o.
BEN SHEPPARD,
JOHN N. GORDON,
FLEMING JAMES,
June l. I7-3wl ]. SHEPPARD JAMES
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I'm ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Rules held in the
~ Clerks Office of the Circuit Superior Court of Law
and Chancery, for the County of King William on Mon
day, the 4th of June 1892:
Joseph Fox, and Elizabeth d. Fox his wife, Judith F.
Fox, John N Fox, Joseph IL Fox, Thomas p. Fox Mary
Fox Richard Fox and Sarah Fox the last named chill
dren OF the said Joseph Fox and Elizabeth Fox and in
ans under the of weny-one years by the said Jo
seph Fox fheii' friend, runs
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John Fox, George Fox, Alfred Fox Albert Fox Thomas
III. Fox, Richard w. Fox, Charles Fox, Sarah Fox
Thos Leftwich, and Frances his wife, who Frances
Fox Martin Drewry, and Mildred S. his wife, who wa.
Mildred s. Fox, Wm Ratchet and Judith his wife, who
Judith Fox, and George Harriss, Deits.
The Defendants, John Fox, George Fox, Alfred Fox,
Albert Fox, and Sarah Fox having their APP
pearance, and given security according the Act
sembIy and the rules of this Court, and appearing by
satisfactory evidence that they inhabitants of this
Sate Ii is ordered that the said defendants appear
the first Monday in August next, and the
hill of the compIanants and that copy of this order be
forthwith newspaper published in the Ci-
ty OF Richmond for months successfully and posted
ut the front door of the Court House OF ibis county.
Copy. Teste, RO. b. POLLARD, ID. c.
June IL. I0-wSwS
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q NO-PARTNERSHlP.-Th subscribers, under the
" style of Richard Barton HdrGH and COmpany,
will commence business the first day of June ensuing
That large milling establishment which has lust com
Peted in the best manner, by the firm of Philip Haxall
and Co. (enitedth the COLUMBIAN MILLs) will be con-
Quoted by them on the most extensive SCALE for the
facture of city NH Flour
They solicit their friends and the friends of Philip Hax
all and Co.. to call and afford them an opportunity TO pur-
chase their crops of wheat and
WILLIAM ITAXALI,
II. BARTON HAXALL.
Richmond, May 25 5-ustJu
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NEW ADVElsTISalSaENT

YUEO JEPHTIIA LEET:-As Won are NOT an inLohi
n tant OF the State of Virginia, you will please take
notice, that SHALL on the 11h day of July next Chin
quepn Church, in the county of Amelia and State of yr
gnia proceed to take the dispositions Of Morris and
others TO be read as evidence in suit pending the
Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chancery the coun
ty OF Powhatan, in the said State in which am plaintiff
and yourself and others defendants The said depos
tons will be taken the day before mentioned between
o'clock in the forenoon and of the same day but
should the said depositions, from any be
that day. the will be taken on the ding av
between the same hours. Yours Sc
June IL. IO-w4ws JOHN JORDAN.
I'm ERY-VIRG1NIA:-At a Court of QUAR-.
III tery session continued and held for Richmond Coun
iss =. ue Court House. on Tuesday the 9Th day of May
Charles Dodson, Plaintiff.
Against
Rawlegh Dodson and Susan his wife, Charles b. Kent
and Wnnered his wife, William III. Hall Louisa his
wife, Richard Dodson, Hannah Dodson, Elizabeth Dod-
son, Jane Dodson and -- Dodson, children of James
Dolson deceased, Ewe Alexander and Alice his wife,
Della, Joseph, winney Presley, William aad Jane bod
SON., Defendants.
This day the plaintiff and exhibited his bill and
on his notion it is ordered that the defendants be sum
next TO answer said bill, and TO shew cause if any they
why the land of which Alexander Dodon died sez-
ed and possessed should not be so and the proceeds M
Vded according 10 law among the heirs of the said Alex
ander Dodson, dec and appearing TO the Court that
defendants Presley, Williams Jane, Della Joseph Win
ney, Hannah, Elizabeth, Jane and - Dodson are in
ans under the age OF twenty years. Therefore John
T. Headley is appointed guardian ad Item Presley
William and Jane Dobson Bartholomew Dodson is ap-
Dodson, and Charles b. Kent is appointed guardian adj
Item to Hannah, Elizabeth, Jane and - Dodson: and
the defendant Richard Dodson having entered his an
pearance, and given security according the Act of AS
semby and the rules of this Court it appearing to the
satisfaction oil the Court that he is inhaban of this
Commonwealth, on the motion of the plaintiff by his at
orney ordered that the said defendant Richard bod
do appear here the first day of August term next
and answer the plaintiffs BILL that copy of this order
be forthwith inserted in the Enquirer newspaper print
ed in the City of Richmond, for two months successvely
and also posted at the front door OF the Court House of this
county Copy. Teste,
GEO. SAUNDERS, C. r. C.
June IL 10-wSw
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.FEN0WN PROPERTY FOR SALE wish TO sell
RI my property in this place-wh fifty acres of
land adjoining This property has been lately much inn
proved the house very convenient one and fitted up
for tavern with Office, kitchen, servants corn ice and
stable houses, and an excellent well; portion of the
land has been highly improved and has it clover
meadow lots, and very promising crop Of wheat Also
another lot, containing OF ground with
nient dwelling house, dairy and well and few fruit
Also twO-thris OF large well-built lanyard
great bargain will be sold in all, any part of the
above property for cash. long credit the subscriber
proposes TO into the country; he will for term
of years. GEO. Nj. PAYNE
Now Canton, May i5 2-w5w
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VALUABLE PAMUNKY LAND FOR SALE
The subscriber again offers for sale, that valuable
farm lying on both sides of the Pamunky river in the
from 1000 to 1900 acres In point of locality and ertility
OF soil, this farm is eXceed by but few in Eastern Viz
ginid 1t lies miles from Hanover Town, from 5 TO
from Hanover Courthouse, IL from Richmond and i'm
ncghborood of the respectable and genecl society
The soil is well adapted to the culture of the staple com
modues, such as corn, wheat, cotton &c-The fields
well arranged, and well supplied with abundance of
timber and water, and the whole almost unbroken
level The improvements, situated emncnce on the
King william side, consist of commodious dwelling
house, sufficient for the accommodation of large family
with all the necessary outhouses necessary for an extern
sve arnThe subscriber invites those disposed TO pur-
chase to view the farm and make their communications TO
him by letter otherwise at Tappahannock Essex
ty, va, and they will meet with prompt attention
Should not this farm be privately disposed of sooner il
will without reserve, the 30h day of August next or
on the next fair day thereafter, be offered public sale
the premises. JOHN w UOOMES
Tappahannock, Nav 9th. 2-wt3OtbAue
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CERY-VIRGINIA:-At a Court of quar-
tery session continued and held for Richmond Coun-
y at the Court House. Tuesday, the Sth day of Nav
1882 - ''
Charles Dodson, plaintiff