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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-05-08
INV. ST. CLAIR CLARKE,
clerk oil the House of Representative
QUERIES


l. State and county i'll which The manufactorv is stuat
edl " ~
p Kind or description of the manufacture. and ,,b,
water, steam, other power?
g. when established; and whether Joint stock concernp
4 capital invested in ground and buildings, and water
power, and in machinery!
D. Average in mate rails and i'm ash for a. M,
chase oil materials, and payment of wages?
D. Annual rate OF profit the capital invested since the
establishments OF the nanuacory-dis between
e rate oil profit upon that portion of the capital which
borrowed after providing for the interest upon liz and te
rate OF proht upon that portion which not borrowed!
T. Cause OF the increase Cor decrease as the case may
be) OF profit. -
g. Rates OF profit on capital otherwise employed in the
state and county? "
9. Amount Of articles annually manufactured since ,,,e
value OF each kndl
TO- Quantity aud value OF different kinds of raw mate
rails used-dsnguishing between foreign products and
domestic products!
H. Cosin the United States of similar articles of man
uacue imported from abroad and from what countries
TX 4NuihOef OF men, women, and children endowed
and average wages Of each class
10. How many hours day employed; and what por-
H. Rate Of wages OF similar classes otherwise employ
ed in the same State and county, in other States aud in
foreign cOunresl
Is Number of horses or other animals empIoved9
l6 Whether the manufactures find a market AT the
manuacory? IL not, how far they are sent to marisen
H. Whether foreign articles OF The like kinds enter into
what extent?
Is Where are the manufactures consumed
~. whether any OF the manufactures exported to
foreign countries; and il so, whereof
70 Whether the manufacture is sold by the nanufac-
turer for cash; and il credit what credit If bar
tered, for WHAT
II. whether the cost Of the manufactured article TO
the nanuiacure) has increased decreased; and how
much in each year. from the establishment OF the mann
factory, and whether The increase has bcon in the mate
rails or ilIe labor, aud at what ratc?
~. The prices at which the manufactures have been
sold by the manufacturer, since the establishment?
g. What rate OF duty necessary enlle the manu-
In MT rfun
similar articles imported?
a. sany change ncccssaryin levyng collecting the
duty on such articles, 10 present iraud'
20. Whist has been The rate Of your profile, annualIv
Tor the last three years. and fit be Joint stock company
what dividends have beenreceved and what portion ofthe
income Of the company has been converted into fixed CAPT
tall or retained as fund for contingent or other object
and therefore not divided out annuallyl
20 What portion Of the cost Of your manufactures con-
sists Of the price Of the MATERIAL what portion Of ihc
wages Of labor and what portion OF the profits of capital
a. What amount OF the agricultural productions OF the
country IS consumed In your establishment and what
amount Of other domestic productions
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"a Gen iLEMAN from Europe, who is a graduate
"uu VINO mas had The experience of several years ia
VI pubic institution, after the 1t of August As hi
''vnvn Is 10 make the business OF instruction his only
Po'cs5on situation likely to be permanent one would
be preferred. lie will instruct in the GrceE tn
Ifench ana English Languages, and Mathematics or in
eu'cI eNc'.sWely Letters (post paid) will meet with
auenioh- Address, a. d. Dorego, Essex County Va
unui ls OF next August and after that time to Richmond
city--sasacory references be given An ELIGIBLE
April u. ia i.@S 0P''''
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BY IsE,TCEEHE 4 COOK.

a The ENQUIRER published week, generally, and
three times week during tho state
price, the heretofore Five Dollars payable
Notes Of Chartered banks will be
Cd in payment The Editors will tho safety Of emns
ehem by mall the all letters paid b. the
Editors, until all been paid
Whoever viii papers shall
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
Ono rs
paid for. assumed by this
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James ID. Roberts, admor dc bonis non with the will
annexed oil Thomas Mann decd Nicholas j. Poinde xer
Awho owns stephen T. Mdnns interest in the estate of
Thomas Mann, decd WIN. Elds and Nancy hi. wife .
Jonathan Edds, Mary Edds, Susan Eds Drury EdIs
ana I'm. brown and Elizabeth his wife, who was Eliza
beth hdis, Thomas Mann, John Norman and Sarah bis
wiie James Amos and Susan his wife. who was Susan
Norman, John Parrish AMI Elizabeth his wife, who was
Elzabeth Normln, Thomas Norman, Rachael Norman
Washington Norman, Mary Norman aud Susan Arm
strong, Dn.
Srhls day came the plaintiff by her Attorney and filed
her o ana the dsendanis,J ncs Amos and Susan his wife
VINO was Susan Nornan and Thomas Norman not having
entered Their appearance and given security according IN
law ana the rules OF this court, and it appearing to the
Satisfaction oil Tie court that they are not inhabitants o.
hs State on the motion OF the plaintiff by her counsel
JUS ordered that the said defendants James Amos and STU
san ms "iic' who was Susan Norman and Thomas Nor
man. 40 appear here the first day OF July court
s,u answer me bill OF the plaintiff that copy of this
V'e DC ormWllh inserted in newspaper published i'm
20, CITY Of Richmond, for months successiyely and
posted a'e front door Of the courthouse of this county
a copy. Tc.e, JOHN HUNTER. c. l.. G.
Mays. 1I1Yar -
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COING In S.rnIr CT, 81 ~ iIir- FOfNE-

I'D CoNGREss-lst SESSION. Congress of the u s.
In the House Of Representatives. Jan. 10, 1892
Resored, That The Secretary OF the Treasury be re-
10 coect such facts and information may in
his power OF the extent and condition generally or ,bn
OF WOOL cotton hemp, iron, sugar. salt and
such other articles as manufactured to
extent III the United States and report the same 10 tb,
House as early may be practicable during the present
session. Tor the use OF Congress- and that he also be re-
quesed to transmit the aforesaid information TO
II WIN SUCH tar OF duties upon Imports as in his opin-
on may be best adapted 10 the advancement of the public
interest
Attest, INV ST CLAIR TT ARKE
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~ OllCE-Was committed TO the Jail of Prince Will
u liam county, Virginia, on the 18th day of January
last, Negro Man, runaway, who calls himself
GEORGE CAR; he also declares hmselft to be free and
from Loudoun county; he is about % years old about six
eet high, dark complexion, and several the fin
gers oil his left hand; he had pair of dark coored
ded pantaoons, an old blue cloth coaThe owner f any
mere be) is requested to come forward, comply with the
law and take the property
BASIL BRAWNER, Tailor.
Brentsville March 49, 1892 I05-wI2w
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Attest, INV ST CLAIR CLARKE
Clerk OF the House of Rep of the u States.
22d coxonrss-ist SESSION Congress, of the U. s

ga GoMGKEss-lst SESSION. Congress of the IT, S.
In me Honse IF Representatives Jan. 10, 1882
eSoced That the Secretary of the Treasury be direct
ca TO obtain information the quantities and kinds of
The several articles manufactured in the United States
uuhg the year ending the 30h September 1881 parti.
cuiaFy those OF iron, cotton WOOL hemp and sugar and
the cost thereoand also the quantities and cost of SINH
lar articles imported from abroad during the same wear
anu mat he lay the same before this House as early az
may DC practicable during the present session of Congress-
together with such information he may deem material
ana such suggestions as he may think useful with view
TO the adjustment of the tariff.
Attest, NV ST CLAIR CIARKF
Clerk OF the House of Represent,tives
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y AwRENCEvm.LE SPRING RACES for Isa2-

H AWRENCEVILLE SPRING RACES for 1922
hL VIII commence the last Tuesday in May being
the 20lh, and continue four days
ist a swcepstake for year old colts and 6Ilies-I
mile heats for 800, haffoeit to 10th day of April
or more TO make race entered.
End The Propnetors Purse for $780, mile heats
entrance SIS.
Bro. The Jockey Club Purse for $780, no discount-4
mile heats-cntrance 500
1h For the surplus Of the Jockey Club subscriptions
= mile hcas--enrance $50, 10 be added TO the Purse
This Purse is supposed TO be worth $3.50.
Stables and Litter furnished race horses gratis
The Proprietor pledges himself 10 have the track in
good ORDER and 10 his best excrons to give entire
satisfaction to all who may favor him with their company
Apnl ~. Ill2-wtd] GEO. GOODWIN
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TH7O JoURNEYMEN HOUSE-PAINTERS.-T
III subscriber wishes employ twelve or fifteen House
Painters, TO work on the Capitol in Richmond.

w JOOkNEf MEN EItS.-The
IL subscriber wishes TO employ twelve or fifteen House
C. W. McGINNESS. House Painter, SC.
llth Street, Richmond, Va.
make suitable for House Painters Chair and Cabinet
Makers which warrant Of the best quality and dry
polish well, and not crack As intend manufacture it
constantly, and hope supply the State will sell by
wholesale ay 10 gallonsD low it be procured
in the Northern Cities If the varnish is not approved Of
1t viii be taken back, and the money returned.
April 27 1li-tf c. W. McGlNNESS.
u The Editors OF the National lntcllgencer. Wash
ingon lneligencer. Petersburg; and Beacon Norfolk
will publish the above weekly for two months and send
their accounts TO this office.
"A NOR SALE-Two adjoining lots in the town of Farm
IL VILE, belonging TO the estate OF Edward Dillon, de-
ceased having front OF egbtysix feet Main street
and two hundred and ninety on Cross street
leading from Main TO Back Ware House street From
Their position these lots may be regarded OF equal value
with any In the town, OF the extent If they are
not sold privately before "Wednesday the 30th day of Nav
next, they will that day. be offered at public auction
on credit OF six, twelve and eighteen months Persons
wishing to purchase privately, will please apply TO
CHARLES MORTON, -
JOHN GILLIAN, 20
HENRY L. WATKINS, -
May l. ll5-6t
NOTICE.-Threc or iour more persons who are capa-
V BILE of repairing Muskes, Rifles, Pistols &c. may
lind employment and fair wages by applying to tho sub
scber, at the ArmorySatisiactory testimonials of char
acter and qualifications will be required
BLAIR BOILING, Capt. and Sup't
~ iTY BATHS.-Thc Subscriber has the pleasure to
u inform the public that his Bathing house is now open
for the reception of Bathers. CHARLES BECK.
April H. III-tf
NOTICE.- Chesapeake and Dela,rare Canal Office
" The Culvert which has lately been placed under
the Canal being finished, vessels pass over it,
and through the Canal with the usual draug ht of water
S. GRIFFiTTS FISHER, Secretary
May l. II5-w3t
Nh EDICAL INSTITUTE or PIILApELPHIA-
Iva The Course of Instruction will begin on the first
Monday in April. Lectures the
Practice Of Medicine, by Nah'l Chapman, NJ. ID.
anatomy, W. l.. Homer, NJ. ID.
.noferid JHedicd, Samuel Jackson NJ. ID.
MI J,,.;rr,,;n w John Bell NJ d.
Chemistry, 4" John X. Mitchell, NJ. d.
ufdtcyery, Hugh L. Hodge, NJ. d.
Principles and Practice Of &c M
Surgery, iiO'''"' ii''is' W. ~
w. f. HORNER, Secrefarv
Philadelphia, March g. 1892 2Ot-lO2
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TAhE subscriber will be absent from Richmond until
- ApriE during his absence Mr.. Lethbrdee will AT
tend TO his professional business, in whose skill az Den
s the public may with perfect safety place the most i'm
phcit confidence, y. HOUSTON
Jan. 5, 1892. 72-oawU
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NEW ADVERTESElYaE

fHyOWN PROPERTY FOR SALE am authorized
n sell at private contract, the square of Lots, with
the buildings thereon, the residence OF the late Mrs.
Gamble. JOHN o. LAY.
Nav g. ll7-3w
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Wish TO purchase a few thousand pounds of OIn Cor.
"a PER AND Brass. Gentlemen Of the Temperance
society can dispose OF their old stills advantage by APP
plying at my Foundry where the highest price in cash
viii be paid for Copper and Brass AS wish promote
temperance, would advise farmers to bring their old
silis to me, and they shall be melted up and turned
other use. SAMUEL ID. DENOON,
Bell snd Brass Founder, Richmond, Va.
April 90. 1924
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-05-08

d A "A REWARD-Srayed from the Subscriber on
W " the ll'h of March, dark bay flly with
black legs name and tall five years old This Spring and
about tve feet two inches high She bred in Gran
VILE, North Carolina AID probably endcavored to oct back
10 Granville. The above reward will he given Tor her
six miles west of the Court House. %
Lunenburg, Mays liz +,
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A MOST DESIRABLE RESIDENCE FOR SALE

"A MOST DESIRABLE RESIDENCE FOR SALE.
IA wsh to sell the estate adjoining the city Of Rich
mond, called Belydere containing seventeen acres of
land with dwelling and other houses CALCULATED for the
accommodation OF large family This property has in
trees and grape vines Of more than hundred varieties
ana besides a Garden Of three acres highly manurcd,
with extensive, and very productive asparagus and
strawberry beds, the brick walls by which the whole Sc
yenteen acres enclosed and subdvidcd afford borders
Tor early fruits and vegetables equal in large
garden, and admirably adapted 10 such purpose; the
lands not employed in gardening full rich for that
any other culture TO which an owner may incline TO de-
vote them; and desirable to purchaser, six acres
within but adjoining the enclosure would be added to
'he sale Persons disposed to purchase such property
viii please apply at the store Of Messrs Anderson &
Leake, until the 18th May, when, il not previously dspo.
seq OIL viii, at O'Clock in the evening" be offered pub
hcy on the premises. The terms Of sale will be
moddhng. WILLIAM ANDERSON.
April IL fI1-n5,hM
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JOHN ENDERS,
April 6. [lOS-tdsl NATH DUNLOP trustees

FENEN DOLLARS REwARD,-Ran aw2y from Ha.
~ Max county, Va. the 2tsA day OF March last
MILAN MATTHEWS, about thirty three or four
years old, light hair, nearly bald, blue eyes, with dent
MS forehead large and fair skim said Matthew'S
aoscohued IN company with woman and two children,
leaving wife and family in Distress he carried with
nm small black horse, which belonged me- with one
hnd loot little white, and uncommonly large head
Whieh would induce many persons to think he had the
big head five years old this spring. four feet ten inches
nigh; which horse had hired him work TO Petersburg
To hogshead OF tobacco which he sod took the pro-
ceeds with him. think il more than probable that he
trade the horse the first oppornity therefore would
ank whoever may apprehend him, to keep all the pro-
perry winch he may have in posscson and direct inor-
Inghon to nae at Black Walnut Halifax, Va
Apnl H. [l1l-6t JAMES Nj. BAKER
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" ALUABLE TRACT OF LAND FOR SALE.-In
y pursuance OF Deed of Trust bearing date the 9th
oil arch, 1877, and recorded in the county court of Abe
marie, and executed TO me by Il. o. Goodwin, and by
order OF the parties for whom the trust is made shall on
,ne hst day OF June next offer for SALE the highest
onder Tor cash, aud on the premises that beautiful tract
of land possession of Mr. Goodwin in the county
OF Albemare, which formed part of Col. w. &. Ncho-
las warren Estate" This tract contains 5S5 acres on
James river near the town of Warren and is so generally
known as one OF the most desirable landed Estates its
extent, IN the State, that minute description is deemed
unnecessary Persons DESTROYS Of purchasing invited
10 view the premises and referred TO Mr.. Goodwin or
ms oVerseeri Tor such information they may want The
sale VIII positively take place the day advertised
cash. on the premises aud the title is uudoubted shall
convey only as trustee-Sale at II o'clock
TEMPLE GWATHMEY, Trustee.
Richmond, Mayl. u5-tds
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En- CHANCERY-YIRGtNIA- Louis, county
"a court, April OH, 1892:
Rachael Manu. puC
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a. ALE UNDER DEED OF TRUST.-In pursuance
~ OF deed OF trust dated the 18th day of Sepem-
per- 1917, recorded in Henrco County Court office exc
c9teu TO us by William Crawford, the payment
OF debt 10 John Parkl, SHALL on Monday the 18th
ay oil next month, between the hours of O'Clock in the
FORENOON and in the afternoon before the Courthouse
uoor OF enrco county, make sale of tract of land lying
III sau county, about orS miles below Richmond OH the
main road leading from the Seven Pines TO Richmond:
tanning according 10 the said deed 226 acres the boun
dares whereof therein forth. We know of no OBJ
lecon 10 me ute; but acting as trustees, will convey
ly such title as is vested in us
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Il Ak BOHANNANha has removed his office to the rooms
~ over the store of Mr.. Joshua Halowel four doors
oe,ow lne ben Tavern. Feb. 70. [oi-ul
tsSPANlSH HlDES.-On consignment and for sale:
~ 3tf best Buenos Ayres Hides
100 Green Sailed do.-By
April II. TIIl-su JOHN POE & co
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NOTICE Chesapeake and Deldpare Canal Office.
" The Cuvert which has lately been placed under
the Canal being finished, vessels pass over it,
and through the Canal, with the usual draugh of water
S. GRlFFlTTS FISHER, Secre tary
May 1. II5-w3t
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NOIICE.-Threc or our persons who are capa-
BILE of repairing Muskets, Rifles, Pistols, &c. may
lind employment and fair wages by applying to the sub
acter and qualifications will be required.
BLAIR BOILING, Capt. and Sup't.
April 20. 10 q,
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~ Tf BATHS.-Fhe Subscriber has the pleasure to
~ inform the public that his Bathing house now open
for the reception OF Batbers. CHARLES BECK.
April H. lIJ-if
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-07-03
DR.. RELIES
ROtanicM Dr0ps.

7 one ofthe most efIicacious compounds in the Ma
terra aedica for the ofthat class ofnveterste
diseases produced by impure state of,he blood and
ayitiated habit of body, and usual, exhibiting them.
selves in the forms of scroua, salt rheu leprosy. ST.
Anthony fire. fever Sores (eyen when the bones
affected, white swellings, IF applied with Dr. Jeb5s
inment foul and obstinate ulcers sore legs and eyes
scadhead in children scurvy and scor5uc govt, PIN.
pied carbunced faces fostering erup,ionS and vsne
real aints throughout the body, in which last Case the
Drops often cure when mercur, fails. They are also
the best spring and autu'pnai pbysic tn purify and
cleanse the system from humours which frequently APP
pear these seasons of the year hey also aid The
process of digestion and by purifying the blood. pre-.
vent the secretion of malignant humours OH the lungs
The proprietor confidently relies upon the val MINI
her Of cures effected by these Drops, no, only in Bos
and its vicinity, but throughout the Union, Tor tn
best proof of their excellence urf,,ing ,tera
tive medicine in all the cases above specified his
article has recently been pronounced by physician
of the 6rst respectshty, who had witnessed 80
prising efficacy. as entitled in his opinion TO trke tie
lend Of all the popular articles known for the ubore
plants; and indeed is fast gaining this point in pub
lie estimation, throughout the country.
Price 81 Bottle, or Sic Bottles for IS.
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District CT Columbia,
County of alexandria, Set,

CoWhy " stECatUW' DCe'
APRIL TERM, 1882.
John II. Johnson, Complainant,
against yNrYYNcERY
William Knight, George Riley. and
William d. Mutt, Defendants.
yENRE Defendant, William Knight, not having entered
L his appearance 10 this suit, and given security &C
corlng to the statute AMI the rules of this Court and
appearing the ssti faction of the Court til t the
said william Knight not inhabitan Of the District
Of Colunbis, the motion OF the complainant, by his
counsel it is
Ordtrei That the said absent Defen liant, William
Knight, appear hore before the first day ofthe
next November Term al this Court, and answer the
bill of the Complainant, and give security tor perform
ing the DEGREES the Court; and that the other Defend
ants, George Riley and William u. Mutt. do not con-
vey away secrete the debts by them owing to, or
the money, estate effects, in their hands, belonging
to the said s5seut Defendant, until the further order
and decree of h's Court and that, copy ct tins der
be forthwith published for two months successfully
in the Alexandria Phenix Gazette. and thai another CO.
py be posted The front door Of the Court House OF
said County. Iest kph. LEE,
NAV 28 Pm G. T..
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District Of Cn.uMbNa,
may 20 Pm
Co,e,ty Of .Aieraadria, Set.
'E..u.. 1000

Couity q .7terdndr'a, oct.
APRIL TERN, 1882.
Thomas NJ. White, Complainant,
against tJvcu7yrERY
Rea, Defendants,
iE7HE Defendant, Louis Nszuro, not having entered
4 his appearance. and given security according to
the statute and the rules Of this Court and appes ing
10 the satisfaction ofe Court that the said i.uus s'a
EURO is not an nhabsnt ofthe District Of Columbia on
the motion of the complainant by his COUNSEL is Or-
aered That the absent Defendant, Louis Nazuro, do APP
pear here before the first day ofhe next November
Tenn OF this Court, and the bill of he com
planan and give security for performing the DEGREES
of this Court; and that the resident Defendant. James
NJ. McRea, do not pay away or secrete the debt' by
him owing to, the money estate, or # cts, IN his
hands, belonging to the said absent Defendant, LOUIS
Mazuro, until the further order AID decree OF this
Court; and that copy uf his order b. forthwith pub
lished in the Aexandra Pbenx Gazette for twomonths
successfully. and that suther copy he posted At the
front door of the Court House of sud County Test;
nay 26-2m tBH L. LEE, G e.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-07-03

ME above Ointment recommended to thu public
Z as safe and certain remedy for those obs,;nat,
diseases, someof which have so long bsifed the skill
of medcsl science:
LIST White s~e!iings of every description;
"a Sore legs and ulcers of long standing;
Sd Schirrus glandusr tumors, particularly tho.
hardened umors in wor,cn's breasts which ofentme,
terminate in liberated cancers;
4'h FeioEs: or what some people knew by the nsx.
OF ca'srrhs OF every description
oth Rheumatic pains OF the joints;
ON sprans and bruises Of every esctption, B.,
wh,tever part situate: "
18th letters Of kinds. In this complaint tb 3 IA,
tent, IN applying the ointment, must keep tn p...
out ofwster; '
9Th ChilDiains or parts Affected by frost.