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Sin. Charles.

VENHIS beautiful, distinguished thorough bred racer,
III and getter OF racers will stand the ensuing season
at the residence of my son, George w. Johnson within
one mile of Moody's Tavern, in Chesterfield and about
20 miles from Richmond and Petersburg; and is now at
his stand, ready TO $40 the single leap
500 the season. payable the LIST of August next when
it will expire-$100 insurance, payable the
known to be in oa parted with 81 cash to the
groom Mares that failed to Sir Charles last year, will be
insured this year at the price OF the company
OF six mares may go at $50 the each-and one
gentleman putting five shall have the same prvi-
lege. Mares furnished with pasturage which is very
extensive and exceent-and servants sent with mares
boarded gratis Lots laid down in both wheat and
grass for and colts and fed if required 25
day Care will be taken to avoid accidents but no ac-
countability for any that may happen.
Sir Charles hos been often advertised that il is only
necessary TO say that he is in fine health horse can
be, and is remarkably oal-gctter His colts are
very beautiful very successful and winning wherever
they go they selling at very high prices indeed and
are in great demand Should the colts of any other
distinguished horse and win and win very oen and
to SELL andsell very oen and high prices they
then would only be equal to Sir CHdrleS'S.
w. II. JOHNSON.
Chesterfield, Jan. 81. 1892, S0-tI5Mh
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C0ce Of the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Co. ,
WAsHINGroN, Jan. 8, 1882.

Dono WASHINGTON, Jan. 8, 1882.
HDKoPoSALS will be received at this office as fol-
IL lows 49, 49,
Ist For the construction of Dam across the Potomac
RIVER near "Harpers Ferry and for the construction of
stone Aqueduct across Catocn Creek until the 81
day of January instant
"a. For the excavation, embankment and waing of
Twelve miles OF Canal extending from the Sith section of
the Canal near to the "Pont of Rocks to Harpers ferry
IN sections OF about half mile each and for the constc
uon oil four Stone lift Locks and Guard Lock and seve
raj Cuyers on the portion of Canal until the 18th
day OF February next.
oro. For the excavation, embankment, and walng of
d lfs s Gapa Tor etsspan rO@ Hapsrs Ferry
Locks Aqueducs, Culverts and DAMS until the 30th dav
of March next.
The plan and specification of the Dam and Aqucduct
Will be exhibited after the 10Th instant, the contracts
will be declared at the Canal Office in this City, on the LIST
day OF February next.
The plan and specification of tho other work below
Hapers Ferry, will be exhibited the Canal Office after
the 18th iast and the contract will be declared Hapers
Ferry, on the Odd day of February next
The plan andspecifcaonof the work between Harper's
Ferry and Wiamspo will be exhibited at the Canal Office
after the 10th day of March next and the will be
declared at Shepherdstown in Virginia, the lh day of
April following.
Blank forms of proposals will be furnished appca-
hon to this Oihce. JOHN p. lNGLE,
JAM II. lII-eot23Fl Clerk Ches. & Ohio Canal.
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Jan. 81.

"a AND FOR SALE.-The subscriber wishing to move
to the West offers for sale his of Land i'm the
county OF Cumberland, Willis Creek, about miles
from Cartersvile containing eight hundred and sixty
acres three hundred and fifty of which is in woods and
well tmhered. The improvements consist of brick
dwelling house, framed Kitchen granary with thresh-
ing MACHINES built two years ago. tobacco barns and
ry other necessary house belonging farm with good
orchards and WATER in healthy and desirable neghbor-
hood further description is deemed Unnecessary
Persons wishing 10 purchase be shewn the land bv
the subscriber, who resides the The terms will
be accommodating. SAMUEL w. CARRINGTON.
Feb 2, 1882. Si-Iaw5w
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10 THE PUBLIC.-CENTRAL HOTEL
NHOMAS BAIL respectfulx annonnces 10 liz Gjo.,.

ana ,he public that having purchased the entire
gs'apshment 1t will in future be conducted by himself
10 nose unacquanted he would merely state that the
contiguous to the Capitol. and all the principal Ware
Being determined to conduct it in STYLE inferior
one IN inc CITY, and ON the most reasonable terms he
mas PROVIDED himself with active and attentive Servants:
ms table viii at all times be furnished with every de-
mat the Market Affords and his Bar stocked with
Sm o oes. Liquors. The Stables attached the esta-
bishment are extensive and comfortable and the Os,lc
careful and attenveTho long experience he has had
ts business, and the satisfaction that he atters him
sen mas been invariably given heretofore renders it unne
eessay 10 make any remarks qualification suffice il
say mat ms personal attention, in every instance will
oc erey devoted to the comforts of his guests and no
exeruons spared TO give general satisfaction
W Zen or twelve Boarders, by the week, month, or
year, Will be taken reasonable as at any other
House in the City. T76-t1 Ian ~ ''
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K1CAHMO.CD IIRGLvLg, THURSDAY; FEBRI.9SsY o. 1sao

VACClNE INSTITUTION, Richmond, Va.-Tbe
" subscribers have, by an association with Dr. A. n
Eemmon' CORNER AZ fan for Dr. Jas. Smith, late United
states Agent Tor Vaccination Opened at their Drug store
dcche institution, and are prepared to attend TO any
SUCH that they will at all times have full supplv of the
genuine fresh article accompanied with printed
for use, atthe following prices N'O'''
For crust neatly put up in wax OK
glass; containing matter sufficient 10 vaccinate ten
VI RI. on We. por 's1 So
lhe poor will be vaccinated without charge-Or,ers
from the country will meet with prompt attention
PULLING s. DAY
Jan. 2S. on 'f'"e'
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EDLOUGHS-The subscriber respectfully informs
"a those who are in the habit of buying implements
hIsbandry, that he has hand greater variety
Than he has ever before offered them. He has almost
every kind OF Ploughs in use with stcelor points,
and stocked with seasoned timber, advantage not gene
rally sufficiently appreciated. He has made an improve
men the moudboard of the improved Barshear Plough
which has been suggested by many practical farmers
rendering it much acknowledgements parts of
Ploughs always hand, and mould boards sold Fon
dry prices He laers himself that his prices have been
so reduced to give satisfaction Should any implement
purchased from him, not perform equal to the expectation
OF the purchaser, il may be rSturned
JAN H. [76-t1 VIM. PALMER, Market Bridge.
6STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA, Supreme Court
- December Term, n. d. 183I.-NIary s. Clarke and
others, legatees of Mary s. Boun deceased against the
executors of Mary S. Bount
Whereas Mary s. BIount, late of Marlborough, in the
State OF North Carolina in and by her last will and tesla
ment, duly published in the year 1922, made, among
others, the following requests viz:
al give TO Martha Barrow, daughter of Bennett Barrow
Esq, four hundred dollars"
81 give to Catharne Darby four hundred dollars"
al give to Mrs l.. b. Prosscr, of Mississippi FIVE hun
dred dollars"
81 give to Elizabeth Hunter four hundred dolIars'
And whereas the executors of Mrs. Bount are unable
to determine with certainty to whom opay these several
requests:
LIST, Because Bennett Barrow ESD never had Iaugh-
ter OF the of Martha.
3D. Because Caharine Darby, late of Marlborough died
ntesate without leaving any of kin known to the
executors and no administration has been taken out upon
her estate.
3D. Because Mrs L. b. Prosser of Mississippi is I'M
known to the executors and although letters have been
written to her supposed residence, has ever
been received and application has been made for this
legacy.
4th, And because the testarx has not with sufficient
certainty described to which of the Elizabeth Hun
ers she intended togive the legacy Of 00-therc being
several of that name.
And the court being moved make such order i'm the
premises as will TO the parties Interested oppor
unity Oh having the several matters fully Investigated; II
Is ordered that advertisement be made in the Star and
North Carolina State Gazette the Richmond Enquirer and
the National Inteigcncer week for six successive
weeks, that the parties file with the clerk Of this court al
Raleigh or before the I'd Monday Of June, A. ID. 1892
any evidence that may be pertinent TO the inquiry herena
ter ordered to be made by the clerk; and that the clerk
this court report to the next term of the court any, and al
the evidence touching the lapse Of the aforesaid legacies
which may be cdin his Office in pursuance Of this notice
true copy from the minutes
Teste, JOHN T.. HENDERSON, s. c.
! Jan. Fl. [70--w6w1
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

AND FOR SALE.-The Subscribers being desirou
- oil removing to the West, will sell bargain in the
Tract OF Land called Woodlawn, in the county of Cum
berand, containing $50 acres, nearly 800 of which is wei
dmbered woodland excellent for tobacco lying on Willis
River, 10 miles above Cartersvle, and mile above Burr
hls-Ihe plantation is in good repair, and has on H
every building necessary for the accommodation of large
iamy and from its healthy situation and convenience tc
Market rendered every way desirable AS it is pre-
sumed at no one will purchase, without first the
premises further description is deemed cessary-
oil the purchase money TO be paid down. the
balance IN three equal annual instaments the purchaser
giving bonds with approved security or deed of trust
the property to secure the payment
CHARLES W. LEWIS,
Feb.9. [1ai1or] JOHN N. LEWIS
CHANCERY.-In Hanover County Court Janu-
IL ry 25th, 1882.
James Bootwrght, George Bootwright, Larkn s. War
rem and Sally his wife, (who was Sally Martin1 Archer
Parton and Susan his wife, (who Susan Martin) Pc
"r iarin ana john Martin Pitts.
against
Mansfleld Martin and Pleasant Boowright Def;lts
This day came the Plaintiffs, by their Attorney and
hed their BILL land the Defendants not having entered
their appearance and given security according to the Act
oil Assembly and the Rules of this Court and it appearing
10 the satisfaction of the Court they arc moi nhabi
tans oil this CommonweathOn the motion of the Plain
uis by their Counsel it is ordered That the said Dcen
dants appear here the first day of April Term next
ana answer the Plaintiffs BILL and that copy of this Or
ger De forthwith inserted in newspaper published in
inc City oil Richmond, for two months SUCCESSFULLY and
hat another copy be posted the door of the Court
house OF this County on some Court day
Copy-Tcste,
PHILIP b. WINSTON, Jr. D.cH.c.
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EY RITCMIE a. COOK.

Inc eNoUiRER is published twice week. generally and
mcs week during tho session OF
tho Same heretofore Five Dollars
Notes oil chartered pocie-paying banks will
Cd In payment Tho Editors the safety of .mn,
Them mall tho postage Of all letters paid writer's
~ NO paper VIII DO discontinued but discretion
hdnos until all arrearagcs bsvo been paid up Wv
VI Whoovc wi guarantee the
TERMS OF ADVERTISING
u3 One ssFirst insertion rs
% advertisement inserted
Faiu 'cr or assumed by in this
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virtue of deed of trust executed to us bv William
u ~ Prentiss and also DIV oh

virtue oil deed of trust, executed to us by William
mN Prentiss and also by John c. Warren and Arnold
mehs executors OF Dr. John Warren deceased bearing
date the 23d OF Nov 1920 and of record in the Clerks OF
certain sum of money due by the said Prenss and said
executors to John Robnson and by request of the said
ROBINSON we SHALL at the Bell Tavern the CITY of Rich
noh on the list day OF the next month"; February0 al
IL o'clock sell for ready money, certain tract of Land
containing one hundred thousand acres or less Iy.
ing ana being IN the said county of Lewis and in that
part thereof which was formerly part of the count Of
HARRISON and situated on the West Fork and Little Kama
VIVA rivers as by patent granted by the Governor of the
commonwealth o Virginia TO Benjamin Haskill and Will
liam Walter, dated on the first day April, 1874 ana
bounded in the said deed of expressedor 50
much OF the said land may be necessary after defay
ing the costs of executing the said trust discharge the
balance due of the said debt the said Robinson and
rest thereon to the time of the said sale The Trustees
will convey such title only is vested in them by the
said deed of trust. GUSTAVUS LUCK T.
JAMES SIZER.
Jan. 81. s2 ,y,Js
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Oscar.

"A BEAUTIFUL and thoroug h-bred young Stud, by
- ARAB out OF the distinguished Mare Nelly, by Shy
ock' VIII stand at my Stable, in the county of Chester
neu the ensuing season, to commence the first dav OF
MARCH and end the first of July OSCAR is of good size
form and beauty fine action and great muscular
power. Further particulars hereafter
fco' =. lSO-1t'l LANES ELAN
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SCHOOL IN AMELIA.-My School near Chinquc-
~ pine Church, Amelia is still open for the admttance
Of students: four five others, either boardcrs day
scholars, can be Trms-For Board and Tuition
the scholastic year, $00Tuon alone, S25, payable at
the expiration OF the term. Instruction is given in the
Latin, Greek, French and English Languages.
Feb. q 8-w3t JOHN RI. DAY.
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uDOBLlC SALE.-W be offered for sale NJ p,,h;c
auction, before the front door of the EAGLE Hotel
IN the city oil Richmond the goth of April iss2 a 10
Clock on credit of six months House and Lot sjtuo
Yea ON Main or street, in said city. The House Is of
orick three stories high we'll calculated for store md
uweng house.-The lot fronts said Main or street
ABOUT q LIZ feet and extends back from said street To-
wards Exchange Alley, to line drawn directly across
yaru' from corner OF lumber warehouse on the en-
re o' "a part now only being offered for salel to point
where another line drawn from the corner of the Kitchen
on SAID entire lot to where it would ntersect line from
he corner OF the kitchen of Fulcher (or what was
ulchers kichen) which said back line is nearly ma
raei TO the said Main street, and includes the
ana recess annexed thereto the side of the said lumber
or warehouse, parallel to the said Main or street and
running hence rom the said point of incrsecion) along
ue ot TO the corner OF Fuchers kitchen, including also
passage Oh "a LIZ feet extending from the before descrb
cd lot to Exchange Alley, which said lot or parcel of
gou win the appurcnances is part of lot purchased
John King OF the representatives of Thomas Gilliat
reference to which title may be had the office of the
HuSung $ Court for the city of Richmond)
me above described property will be sold by virtue of
Deed oil Trust executed by Jehn King to John Macrae
u ana John Gbson Jr Of record in the Office of the
ausung Court OF Richmond, to satisfy Jane Bowie
Adm OF D. Boyle decd certain debts in said Deed men.
uonea The purchaser will be required to execute ne
gouabo note with good endorsers at one of the Virginia
Banks In the city OF Richmond, Cor of their Branch
es IN he town OF Fredercksburg payable in six moshs
ana also to execute Deed of Trust property TO
euro the purchase money JOHN GIBSON Jr
rco. & So-tds Surviving Trustee.
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~ r. HOWARD, attorney at Lato will i'm future
attend the Superior and Inferior Courts hell in this
cry lie may be found until further notice. the Office
oil conway Robinson, Esq near the City Hail.
4.
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SttAECOIOR'S SALE.-0n Friday the 18th Februn-
NJ ny next, will be sold to the highest bidder ON the
that valuable tract of land in the occupan
ey oil Samuel Woodfin, decd of Powhaan lying on Ran
uoPh creek In the county of Buckingham adjoining the
snas oil william A. Miller, Edward Baber Pondexter p
smith, EJah IT, Haynes and others, containing SIS acres
one nan or more of whichis believed he woods and
goou tobacco land upon credit of one two and three
years the purchaser giving bond with approved Sc
cumty, and deed of trust to procure the payments
Inns land lies about five miles from New Canton
ana three miles OF Browns mills, said creek Also
the crop OF corn, fodder &c., the stock of horses cows
oxen hogs plantation utensils, &c. upon credit until the
zoth oil December next the purchaser giving bond with
approved security for all five dollars and for ali
sums OF hve dollars and under, cash will be required
Feb 4. S5-3tH nv THE nv CCIfTCDC
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Free T'rade--NO Combination.

EaRTHENU.aRE, CHM, GLASS; MID
LOOKING CLASSES
FEN j. BARROW, & Co., IMPORTERS, No 49,
Ii Water Street, NeW York, having made extern
sve connexions with of the largest and approved
Potteres in England enabled offer the most extern
EGTthentcdre, China, Glass, and Looking Glasses
either repacked to ORDER in the original package
at uncommony low rates for cash city acceptances
The very liberal support hitherto received from our South
and Western friends, under the trying crcum
Stances calls for warmcst thanks. We have survived
thus far in struggle with body of who have COM
sned all their efforts to effect destruction simply be-
will not join them in combining compel the
country Merchant pay exhorbitant profit on his pur
chases in this line We only reteratc assurances
of using every exeron in power to promote the in
terests Of mercantile friends in the extent and va.
riety of stock, the lowness Of prices and the
skill and of our packers-depending upon Free
Trade the only system which give stability TO the
mutual interest Of city and country merchants.
T. J. BARROW s. Co.. SO, Water Street.
Feb. A. S5-3t
IT'The Editors Of the Wing at Richmond Vreinian
at Lynchbug, Spectator at Saunon ntegencer at Pc
tersburg, Herald at Fredericksburg, Virginian at Win.
chester Beacon at Norfolk, Patriot at Fincase and Re
$3 80, and send their accounts TO Enquirer for payment
a lash FOR WHEAT--The subscribers wish to pur-
" chase about 900 bushels Of prime Whea-to make
trial Of the machinery Of their Mill.
Jan %, 1882. [S2-61 p HAXALL & co.
HHOTSPUR will stand the next season in the county Of
Goucestcr-Scasont TO commence the first of March
and end the first Of July Particulars to be made known
hereaer.Hospur is horse Of the purest blood and O.
the most approved Virginia racing stock.
Dec. ". t67-w6wl JOHN u. CHRISTIAN.
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Jerusalem Races.

VuNHE second Spring Meeting will commence the Sc
cond Tuesday in April next, and continue days.
fTst ddy-Sweepsake for years old colts and filles
mile heas-entrance 800, half foreit-four subscribers
of April. ~ '
second ddy-Proprietor's Purse mile heats, $3.50
1hud ddy-Jockey Club Purse-$500 3 mile heats
f0urh ddy--Sweepstake for years old colts and al
lies mile heats-entrance $780, halt forei-four subscri-
bers make race already entered close the LIST
day Of April next.
Inc Subscriber having purchased the entire interest of
TINS COURSE pledges himself TO all the in his
power and they ampe) to give general satisfaction
The track will be put in complete ORDER and good stables
and litter furnished as usualThe Newmarket rules
govern in all cases.
RICHARD s. NICHOLSON, Proprietor.
Feb. 9. R1--utd
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A TEACHER WANTED.-A gentleman qualified
IN to teach the English, Latin and French Langua-
ges, will find immediate employment in healthy, pous
and intelligent neighborhood, by application to
RICHARD EPPES,
Near Parham's Store, Sussex County.
The school is already in operation, and the gentleman
now in charge OF it is Unexpectedly called away a dis
tant part of the country The school may be taken the
first of March, sooner il desired.
Sussex, Feb. o. 81
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WANTED.-Two Apprentices TO learn the Printing
w Business.-Boys from the country, of steady ha-
bits who can read and write WELL would greatly be pre-
ierred.-Enquire at the Office Of the Compiler.
Jan H. 76-n
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HNdE subscriber will be absent from Richmond until
N April; during his absence Mr.. Lethbridge will at
end to his professional business, in whose skill as Den
ISL the public may with perfect safety place the inn
'hcit confidence. p. HOUSTON.
Jan % 1882. 72-oovvtf
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~ Office TO FARMERS-I shall stop grinding Tor
the Season, on the lst March next Those who have
intended Tor this markets will perhaps find it to their
advantage TO send il in before that time
fcD' T. St-6t II. J. CHEVAIJJE.
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q hOMESTIC GOODS.--GEoRGE Carry, corner Of
~ Baltimore and Charles Streets, Baltimore has for
SAFE general assortment Of Domestic Goods consisting
IN part OF "Wdhhdm," "dppleton," Lo1CeH" "HomiE
fon, "Ndshua" "Ereter," "yfcery7 and "Pitfsfeif'
mANUFAcrUREs which will be sold on favorable terms
by the package or piece. Feb. Q. ls4-2aw3m1
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HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

MONDAY, Jan. Is.
The Senate have passed. tie bill, changing the
name Of Henry Sprouse to Henry Wood
MIR. CLINE Presentedn pc tition from ROCKING
ham, asking to have incorporated the village Of
RlfeviIie. Mr.. MoonE presented petition from
Rockbrl}ge, on the SUBJECT Of free negroes, &c.
Mr.. WEBB, presented documents relating TO
Clerk fees, from the County Court and Clerk
Of NansemOnd. MIR. DANIEL presented pet,-
ton for tie new County out of paris of Camp.
o'll' ~c and Mr.. PATTEsoN, five against it,
On motion of Mr.. CHANDLER, the Committee
OF Propositions and Grievances was instructed
to enquire mo the expcdiency Of amending the
law passed April 4ih, 1881, entitled IAN Act to
establish Water street, in the town of Ports
mouih," so as to authorize the trustees Of said
town to lay of the said street, 80 feet wide, run
ming Northwardly from County street 2I2 feet
slant East of Craw ford street 10 the channel or
FL zabeth rvcr Provided, that tn. esta blisbn,snt
of said street shall not in any part uf its course
interfere with the location of any buildings there.
on or near the same.
GOODIES RESOLUTION,
Mr. RoANE called up the resolution offered
by Mr.. GOoDE.
Mr.. BRYcB observed that it might be known
to many that tho Select Committee had ooreed
to 4" report. The subject was not now before
that Committee. lie did not see the Chairman
in his place, and hoped the resolutiona wolud
await the report Of the Commi tee. -
Mr.. RoAFE mad no objection To tho rourse. He