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Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1832-09-20
DEATH OF BLACK HAWK.

The arrival Of the William Wallace nj ST.
Louis. from GaIena, confirms The report to
wn'en we alluded last week. of an engage
men. net"een party of the Sioux Indians
ana the hostile band Of Sacs and Foxes. The
Victory over The latter was most decisive
c"s' TWO hundred Of them being killed, and
.or.y taken prisoners. Only about seventy
Ne escaped. Among the prisoners Is
ass-o-Pope' the second in command to all the
enterprises against the whites, and the ceie-
~ 'a'eu prophet. Black Hawk, it is said by
sas s p'sonsFs' was wounded by shot from
.ae steamboat Warrior, in the action at the
SS 49, oItee Mississippi. aud died in three
Many conflicting accounts are given Of the
snsasement' 1t appears that the Sioux are
:. no. alone concerned in. the combat: but that
n "y were assisted by parties Of the Menom-
"ess sno "mnehag0es. The latter tribe, il
ls said. cOnnselled the hostile indians to hold
Ou. % the last; and then pcFiidioasly turnsd
Ns"'nSt them and aided in the massacre.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1832-09-20

A maD named Hog. being condemned f0r
murder BY Lord Bacon. humbly imploFsd his
mercy by a little il-timed wit, observing t.
not unlikely he might be distant relation
from the similarity Of their names. +" No,
at any rate Hog Is not BacOn till Il ishangsd.
SO ypu must be hung before yO6 ean claim
kindred with me-" ,s.ss
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1832-09-20

Resisidace.-.sMr. Crawford. the Marshal
for the Southern District Of Alabama. sa Va
the Montgomery (AlAbamal Gazette &c Aug.
81, was q short time since resisted by por-.
ton of the whits settlers ia she Cseek Ma
fiOn, ahile attempting to carry into effect Inc
ProeIamalion Of the President Of the uni
sea States, ordering an immediate removal Of
intrnders ont of the limits Of the same. II
appears taat certain citizsns. formerly resi-
dsills - the lover part Of this State. under
fse impressi0a that they would BE- shielded
~ tie Sovereignty IF fke Ssase," made Il
e.,nvsni14t 70 build a town an the Indian
lands. and % nams Il Erwinfen. Upon the
UnfshaI arriving At the spotrhe distinctly In
fsrnsed them that they had acted ID direct vi
0Ihlieg ~ the inslfncli0ns be had rsceived
ffom tie Execuliso. ndfequested them peae-
ably g leave. Theyrsfnsed g comply with
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-02-04
The imported horse H.cviashan.

NW7TLL cOnmcnce his second season In America, az
Wv his former stand, Gallatn, Tennessee on the
18th February, which will continue TO the LIST July Phi
ces the last year, vz:S60, within the seasons;
1915, by the LIST jan and 500 ensure, payable when
the fact of being in toal ia asceraued the ownership
changed and 81 TO the groom in every Mares will
be taken OF for 81 per week, but liability for acc
dents escapes.
LEvIATEAN went 20 102 mares last season, and Il is
confidently believed that from 50 TO 100 in oa IL
deemed prudent last season, 10 receive after the
10Th May that all might be returned in oa possible. The
horse has entirely recovered from the effects his passage
and is in first rate health and condition. For further
particulars hand bills. number of colts from fine
mares will be dropped early in the season. and gentlemen
are requested TO call and judge for themselves.
Jan. %. S2-w3w GEO. ELLIOTT.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-02-04

NWILL, for the season, occupy his old stand at
Wv Half Sink, min: miles from Richmond, and three
from the Merry Oaks He will stand at fifty dollars the
which may be discharged by the payment of forty
dollars when the mares are taken away refuse the
horse; otherwise note will be expected for fifty dollars,
payable the first of January ncxtsixty five dollars in
surance and one dollar to the groom.
Good pastures provided, and charge of twenty five
cents day for all left with the horse for feeng
Goarnas colts have not yet made their appearance
the TURF it with great difdence and hesitation that
undertake TO speak OF their performances in fall train
ing least partially AMI interest may have mcd me- and
might thereby msead ohers suffice it TO say that, far
they have been tried by me, and heard OF from others
they have fully than equallcd expectation and /
feel the most confident that those who may de-
sire breed from this fine horsc Will not be disappointed
or dissatisfied with the result.
That he is of the pures and most genuine race horse
stock is atostcd by the fact that there has been
member of his family that not nag OF distinc-
On either OF the prcsen! generation or a. lar bac as IL can
e traced, with the exception OF the imported mare and
she tried being purchased at two years old, ex-
cluiveiy for breeding.
Its not a little encouraging to those who have hereto
fore bred from Golanna, well those who may desire
tin future, 10 be informed that challenge has been made
60 of his colts the Norfolk mex Spring,
against any Collin the United States for five thousand dol
lars This circumstance is mentioned because surely
is wen calculated TO Increase the public confidence
in him Il STOCK HORSE.
Johanna served hundred and ffty-seven mares
last year. having the celebrated horses Sir Charles and
Timoeon his competitors, which furnishes the best evil
dence oil satisfaction with the appearance and promise oil
his colts
There is another recommendation that may with pro-
prety be offered for breenr from Goanna which is that
his colts large and fine (a universally adrned that
such should not prove to be horses, TO
compensate their for the trouble and expense
raising; circumstance which should not be overlooked
in breeding, in the nature Of things, ii is not likely that
all can maze race horses.
Johanna il IS believed, is now standing lower than any
other horse ordsncon in Virginia: this does not proceed
from disposition to erbid other horses, is be-
cause his proprietor ths he ought not to stand as high
Is apy other whatever; but ia does not eei Iusuhed IN
raising to level with Others UNI there has been some
public exhibition on the part of his colts,
Mares viii be served at any time during tic year, ad
such did not prove in 0al from the last season. MAJ be
sent again. and charge made for the services OF the
horse, unless they shotd prove 10 foal
Jan. 26 SI-I2t IOHN NJ BOTTS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-02-04
$sP GCsslrses.

VENHlS beautiful distinguished, thorough bred racer
IL and getter oil racers will stand the ensuing season
at the residence Of my son, George W. Johnson within
one mile OF Moodys Tavern, In Chesterfield, and about
20 miles from Richmond and Petersburg; and is now a,
his stand ready to $40 the single leap and
sou the season. payable the LIST of August next when
viii expire-$lOO insurance, payable soon as the
mare is known TO be in foal 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 season each-ani one
gentleman putting five shall have the samo pvi.
lege Mares furnished with pasturage, which Is very
extensive and excellcnt-and servants sent with mares
boarded gratis. Lots laid down in both wheat and
grass for and colts and fed if required cents
day. Care will be taken avoid accidents but no ac-
countabily for any that may happen.
Sir Charles has been often advertised, that 1t only
necessary TO say that he is in fine health horse can
be, and is remarkably foal-getter. His colts are
very beautiful very successful and winning wherever
they go: they selling at very high prices indeed and
are in very great demand Should the colts any other
distinguished horse run and win, and win very often and
wero to SELL and sell very often, and high prices they
then would only be equal to Sir ChGries's.
w. II. JOHNSON.
Chesterfield, Jan. ~, 1882 S0-tI5Mh
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-02-04
NEW ADVEEsTaSHlNaE N'rS.

MNXECUTOR'S SALE.-On Friday the 18th Februa.
M ry next, will be sold 10 the highest bidder, on the
premises that valuable tract of land late in the occupa
cy of Samuel Woodfin, deed Of Powhaan lying on Ran
dophs creek in the county of Buckingham adjoining the
lands of William A. Miller, Edward Baber, Poindexter
Smith, Elijah c. Haynes and others, containing 57S acres
half of which is believed be in woods and
good tobacco land, upon credit of one and three
years, the purchaser giving bond with approved Sc
cury, and deed of trust TO procure the payments
This land lies about five miles from New Canton
aud three miles of Browns mills, said creek. Also
the crop of fodder &c., the stock of horses
oxen hogs, plantation utensils &c. upon credit until the
10Th oil December next the purchaser giving bond with
approved security for all five dollars, and for all
sums OF five dollars and under, cash will be required.
Feb. 4. S5-3ts BY THE EXECUTORS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-02-04
JnUBLIC SALE.-Win h. n,

WDUBLIC SALE-Wi be offered for sale Mt public
~ auction, before the front door of tho Eagle Hotel
In the city oil Richmond the Goth of April 1882 AT ~
ociock on credit OF six months, House and Lot sta-
ted ON Main or street. in said city. The House is OF
brick, three stories high, well calculated for store and
dwelling house-The lot fronts said Main or T. street,
about "a LIZ feet and extends back from said street. to-
wards Exchange Alley, TO line drawn directly across
yard, from OF lumber Warehouse on the en-
tire lot Ga part only being offered for sae to point
where another limo drawn from the Of the kitchen
on said entire lot to where IL would ntersect nc from
the OF the kitchen of Fucher Cor what was
ly Fuchers ktchcp) which said back line is nearly pa
rael to the said Main street, and includes the prvy
and recess annexed thereto the side of the said lumber
or warehouse, parallel 10 the said Main street, and
running thence om the said point of ntersecon) along
tire lot to tho Of Fuchers Kitchen including also
passage of "a l2 feet extending from the before descrb
ed lot to Exchange Alley, which said lot or parcel of
ground with the appurtenances, part OF lot purchased
by John King, of the representatives of Thomas Gat,
reference TO which title may be had, tho office OF the
Husing's Court for the city of Richmond)
The above described property will DO sold by virtue of
Deed OF Trust, executed by John King John Macrae
decd and John Gibson Jr of record in the Office of the
Hushngs Court of Richmond, to satisfy Jano Boyle,
Admx oil d. Boyle, deed certain debts in said Deed men
TONED The purchaser will be required to execute a ne
go'able note with good endoses of the Virginia
Banks III the city OF Richmond (or of their Branch
es IN the town OF Frcdercksburg payable in six months
and also to execute Deed Of Trust the property TO Sc
cure the purchase money. JOHN GIBSON, Jr,
feb 4 SS-tds Surviving Trustee.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-02-04
HHCaHNO.vD E.zEsGEvXa S.gYUADsY;
TO THE PUBLIC.-CENTRAL HOTEL.

THNHoMAS BALLrespectully announces to his friends
n ana The public, that having purchased the entire
interest oil Mr. lsham Pickett in the above well known
establishment, il will in future be conducted by himself
10 those unacquaintcd Inc would merely state that the
location OF this stand is of the best in the City, being
contiguous TO the Capitol and TO all the principal Ware
houses Being determined conduct il in STYLE inferior
none In the City, and the reasonable terms he
mas provided himself with active and attentive Servants
ms abe VIII at all times be furnished with every de-
cacy that the Market affords, and his Bar stocked with
inc best Liquors. The Stables attached tho esta-
DShmen are extensive and comfortable and the Os,lers
careful and attentiveThe long experience he has had
In ths business and the satisfaction that he acrs him
sell mas been invariably given heretofore renders it
cessary to make any remarks TO qualification suffice
10 say uat ms peonal attention. in every instance will
be entirely devoid tho comforts of his guests and 10
exerhons spared to give general satisfaction
UJIon or twelve Boarlers, by the week, month"; or
year. VIII be taken on terms reasonable as at any other
House i'm tho City. T76-ta Ian II
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-02-04

q bLOUGIiS.-The subscriber respectfully Informs
a those who are in the habit of buying implements
oil husbandry, that he has hand greater variety
than he has before offered them. Hc has almost
every kind of oughs in use, with steel points
and stocked with seasoned timber advantage not gene
rally sufficiently appreciated lie has made an improve
ment the mould-board of the improved Barshear Poue
which has been suggested by many practical farmers
rendering it much more acknowledgements parts oil
Poughs always hand and mould boards sold at Foun-
dry prices. He atters himself that his prices have been
so reduced as to give satisfaction Should any implement
purchased from him, not perform equal the expectation
of the purchaser, il may be returned
Jan. IL. [76-Gl VIM. PALMER, .JTarbet Bridge.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-02-04
Office IF the Chesapeake and ohio canal Co.
Ian O

ODIce Of the Chesapeake and OHIO canal Co.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 9, 1882.
PROPOSALS will be received at this office as fol-
I'll lows:
LIST. For the construction OF Dam the Potomac
River "Iarpers Ferry, and for the construction of
a Stone Aqueduct Catocin Creek, until the 3lst
day of January instant.
ID For the excavation, embankment, and walling Of
twelve miles of Canal, extending from the Sih section of
the Canal TO the "Pon of Rocks TO Harpcrs ferry
in sections of about half mile each and for the cOnsruc
ton &c four Stone lift Locks and Guard Lock- and
"a; Cuvets the portion of Canal, until the 18th
day Of february next.
Bird For TIC excavation, cmbaukment, and wallng OF
forty miles of Canal extending from Harpers Ferry TO
Wiansport and for the construction OF the necessary
Locks, Aqueducts, Cuyers, ant Dams, until the So day
Of March next,
The plan and specification Of the Dam and Aqueduct
will be exhibited after the 18Th Instant and the contracts
will be declared the Canal Once in ts City, on The lst
day OF February next
The plan and specification of the other work below
Harpcrs Ferry will be exhibited at the Canal Office after
the 2Sih inst and the contract will be declared at IImpers
Ferry on the 23d day Of February next
The plan and specifications of the work between arpes
Ferry and WiamspOrt will be exhibited at the Canal Office
acrhe 1Oth day OF March next and the contracts will be
declared at ShephoFdsown, ia Virginia, the 9TH day OF
April following.
Blank forms Of proposals viii be furnished appica-
ton 10 this Office JOHN p. INGLE,
Jan H. f77-Co,23F1 Clerk Che5. Ohio Canal
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-02-04
Jan. T. T7s-lsrl fer VIM. C. Watt IS s. G. c.

BY virtue OF deed of trust, executed to us by William
u ~ Prentss and also by John G.. Warren and Arnold
Wells, executors of Dr. John Warren, deceased bearing
date the 23d OF Nov 1920 and of record in the Clerks Of
lice OF Lewis County Court, TO the payment of
certain of money due by the said Prentss, said
executors TO John Robnson and by request of the said
Robinson we SHALL at the Bell Tavern in the city of Rich
mond, the 2lst day Of the month, February)
IL ocock, sell for ready money, certain tract of Land
containing hundred thousand acres, less ly-
ing and being in the said county of Lewis, and i'll that
part thereof which formerly part of the county
Harrison, and situated the West Fork and Little Kama
wha rivers, by patent granted by the Governor of the
Commonwealth of Virginia TO Benjamin Hasill and Will
liam Walter dated on the first day of APRIL 1897, and
bounded in the said deed of trust is expessedo
much Of the said land may be necessary, after defray
ing the of executing the said trust TO discharge the
balance due of the said debt the said Robinson and ne-
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 LUCKE,
JAMES STEER.
Jan. 81. S3-wids
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-02-04

EBAN AWAY from the Subscriber, living about four
ke miles from Farmville in the county of Prince Ed
ward on the 10Th of this month"; Negro Man named An
derson. He raised by Mr.. Drury Hatcher, of Cum
berand, in whose ncighborhood, understand the said
man has been understand, also, that Anderson has
procured free papers, issued by the Clerk of Buckingham
Goochland or Hanover, 10 free of color Thurston
Logan) infer, therefore, that nc will attempt TO leave
the Commonwealth TO guard against which, far prac-
dcable forewarn all Captains Masters of vessels and
others, from employing the said or otherwise aiding
him TO escape under such penalties the laws may az
ford will pay all expenses and reasonable reward for
the apprehension and delivery of said slave to me upon my
farm, otherwise to have him lodged in Jail so that Inc
may be delivered to me-
Anderson is tall young fellow, very black, about
ieet 10 or III inches high very quick spoken and consi
dered great Drag; had when me len home, blue
cloth coat, napt cotton pantaloons, and white hat
other particulars not rccollectcd
SPENCER II. PENICK.
Prince Edward, 26th Jan si-w3t
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
5fH Jan. 1882.

NOFICE is hereby given to the prOpicors Of the tour
IN and am half per cent stock, created in pursuance Of
an Act OF Congress. passed on the 9th day of May,
1924 that the Certificates OF the said stock, will be paid,
the first day Of April next, TO tie pOpeors thereof or
their legal representatives attorneys duly constituted,
the presentation aud surrender Of the said Certificates,
stand credited.
NOTICE is further given, that transfer Of the Ger
iihcaes of said stock from the books of the Treasury,
aoy Loan Office will be allowed after the first day Of
March next.
And also, That the interest all the Certificates Of the
said stock, will cease and determine tie 3ls day Of
March next
LOUIS McLANE, sec'y Of the Treasury
Jan. II, 1882 U-ldlAp
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BY EsITCEalE Il COOES.

a Tho ENQUIRER published twice week. geuerally and
three times week during State
price, the same as heeofo Five Dollars
Notes oil chartered banks ill
cd In Tho Editors will safety RENTING
them by mall the Of all letters being paid by the
i No will be discontinued discretion of
Editors, until all hav een paid
Whoever tho nino papers shall
the tenth Gratis.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
essFirst
hase beon
paid for assumed by in this
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-02-04

SSHERlFF'S SALE OF LANDRY virtue of a de-
~ cree pronounced by the County Court of Gloucester
In Chancery, sitting at May Term, 1884, in the OF
william jones' ct al Trustees of the Gloucester Charity
Schooi Plaintiffs, against Mann Page Defendant.Will
be sold to the highest bidder, for cash. Gloucester
Courthouse, on Monday the 9Th day Of February merit
being Court day, A TRACT OF LAND, lying in said
County, called Lowand Cottage estimated to contain
Five Hundred Acres, except so much of said Tract o.
Land as shall be allotted to Mrs Martha Jones lin DOVER
his Tract OF Land lies directly Ware river and fol-
fertility OF soil and certainty of product surpassed by
estate in the neighbourhood. is situated Immediately
IN the most desirable neghbourhood in the County
navigation, and all other advantages derived from the
river Fish and oysters of the best kind are taken within
one hundred yards of tile door.
MAT. w. KEMP, ID. 8.
Jan. z. 113-13t-l In G. iatt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-02-04

ASCldOOL IN AMELIA.--My School near Chinquo-
~ pine Church, Amelia, is still open for the admtance
oil students: four five Others either boardors or day
scholars can be received. TermS-For Board and Tuition
the scholastic year. S0OTuition alone 25, payable al
the expiration OF the term instruction Is given i'm the
Latin, Greek, French and English Languages
Feb. 2. St-w3t JOHN H. DAY
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-02-04

AND FOR SALE.-Tho subscriber wishing to move
to the West, offers for sale his tract of Land In tho
county oil Cumberland, Willis Creek, about six miles
from Cartersville containing eight hundred and xy-ve
acres three hundred and fifty of which is in woods and
well umhered. The improvements consist of q brick
dwelling house. framed kitchen, granary with thresh
ing machine built two years ago. tobacco barns and
other necessary house belonging to farm with good
orchards and water, in healthy desirable ncghbor
hood. further description is deemed unnecessary
Persons wishing 10 purchase be shewn the land bv
the subscriber, who resides the same. The terms will
be accommodating. SAMUEL w. CARRINGTON
Feb. z, 1882. Si-law5w
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FHNHE General Meeting of the members of the Mutual
N Assurance Society against fire buildings of the
State OF Virginia, will DO held the Socieys Office in
Richmond, on w Wednesday, the 9Th Feb. 1892.
JAMES RAWLINGS. p. A. NJ. A. Society.
Jan. 81. S3-,dm
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&1NdA EgEwARlD-Ra away or was kid

& Ah Eg EwARD:-Ran away was kid
- LOV IA mapped in the month of May last,
from the possession of Mr.. Joshua Avis TO whom he
then hired, negro boy named MATTESON, aged about
IL years, well grown, dark complexion, handsome head
of hair, and above and below his left eye OCCASION
ed by burn when child; had on, when he left Mr. AL
Wis, blue coat and black fur hat, other clothes
collected) but seen in Richmond understand, day
AFTER with cap From his past habits, DISPOSE
ton and entire satisfaction he expressed, few days prev
Gus TO his absence, with his then Master am induced TO
believe that he has been kidnapped: if so, will give fifty
dollars for the detection and conviction of the knapper
and fifty dollars for the boy ii taken without, twenty
dollars if taken Within the limits OF the State All per-
forewarned from harboring and masters of
sells and others orewarncd from convcying said
out of the State.
Communications made to Manchester Post-OIice.
HENRY TURPIN, Sen.
Chesterfield CO., Va, Feb. 4. S5-wIw
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Jan. 81.
.pase5,s Cor, Sale.

FENHlS muscular Stallion will be offered for sale, (on
a accommodating erms,) at Loyingston (Nelson C..
House on March Court day next. Janus is a beautiful
chestnut sorre he is five feet inch high, and will be
ten years old in July He is of the Fearnoug and
His ancestorshc imported Fearnough and the imported
Janus-werc both of the Arabian stock. His pedigree
will be exhibited, for the inspection of those who may
desire 1t, the day of sae-and also certificates, from
gentlemen OF the highest integrity, touching his character
as ioal-geterli sale is not effected that day,
viii farm him for the ensuing season. in the county of
Nelson | will add, that the muscular power of this
Horse, which js richly bestowed upon his colts renders
him particularly worthy of the attention of the farmers of
Nelson As evidence OF his muscular form and power
will here mention, that the circumference of his arm
when he in low ORDER was % inches.
Jan. 26. [Si-w7wl JOHN p. WILLIAMS
ETACCINE INSTITUTION, Richmond, Va.-The
v subscribers have, by association with DIR. A. III.
Lennon, CORNER Assistant for Dr. Jas. Smith, late United
States Agent for Vaccinations Opened at their Drug Store
PGccine Institution, and prepared 10 Aend any
orders that may be given them Their arrangements
such, that they will at all times havea full supply of the
genuine fresh article accompanied with printed directions
for use, atthe following prices:
For crust neatly put up in wax So
50 glass, containing matter sufficient ovaccnate
twelve persons 50
The poor will be vnccinated without charge.-Orders
from the country will meet with prompt attention.
PULLING s. DAY,
Sign Of the Black BoyaHd diortar, .5Iarket-sqUe.
Jan. %. S2-2aw2w<wlw