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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-10-23

NOTICE.-The subscriber will sell his good and well
known stand in the upper part of Goochand county,
lying the three chopped road 80 miles from Richmond
ments, good dwelling house with five rooms all in ex
cellent repair for the reception of travellers as tavern
stable, rst-rate store house. with counting room, all
in good order for busncss wagon yard, with granary,
and house for wagoners 10 stay ALSO fodder and hay
house. all at the wagon yard also, granary the
stable rstrae garden and orchard all of the best fruit
&c. &c. This stand has many peculiar advantages over
almost any other the road, has the advantage of
the road leading from Winchester, Cupeper Court House
Orange Court House and Louisa Court House from thence
10 James River, through Buckingham and to Carriers
Vile, Cumberland Court House, &c. sc. This is one of
the most healthy places in Virginia. being conveniently
supplied with good water at the edge of the yard as ell as
every other convenience which makes it inferior TO none
for business Any person wanting such place. will do
well 10 and view il, a bargain can be had.
for cash, part time Possession will he given i'm
medatey if desired. For terms apply TO the subscriber
JOSEPH i. GLENN
September II. 37-n
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HAS received his Fall Supply and offers For Sale:
5000 lbs. Epson and gauber salts
25OO do. roll sulphur, 500 lbs. sal aeratus
600 do. llos do. 1000 do. redwood
1900 do. dry white lead
700 do. chloride me 800 lbs. putty
10 cauisters pure verdegrs
l25 kegs Lewis No. and white lead in oil
20 do. CHI. green, 10 do. sP. brown do
2220 lbs. stick logwood, 800 do. ground do.
5000 do. lamp black, 1000 do alum
10 tierces lamp OIL barrels nseed do
10 barrels tanners do. do-spts turpcntine
37J Cologne water
200 dozen castor Oi-Uuri0us sizcS-BEsr
go do olive do, part superior
80 boxes fancy soap
window glass, assorted sizes, from 7;<o 1924
Works
Maccabau, Rsppce, Scotch, Nalchitoches s>,,rrs
Copenhagen, Massalapatum and Va No. g.
Cloth hair, hearth, dusling white wash np,,eure
Paint, horse, shoe, and sweeping DhOoilEo'
Superior chewing tobacco,-BrOW No.
Fine cut do. do.
Segars from 6 to 500 per 1000
Pearl ashes, saltpeire, coppera4, indigo and madden
Gold and silver leaf Dutch metal Maccassar oil, lavender
and Florida water
Teeth brushes, chlorine tooth wash and Juiube paste
Barclays compound of cubebs and sarsaparilla
Sulph. Quinne, ciirated kali pperine and oil Of black
pepper, iodine, solid balls copaya, aspice, mace, nut
megs, cloves mustard, and ground ginger black,
=, red and long pepper, lump and calcned magnesia
Camphor, calOmel, rluhdrb, and canthariles
Pearl barley, and cream tartar
Dental instruments
HuPs patent and common trusses
ters, and nervous cordial
American cough dropsa certain remedy for colds coughs,
influenza, hopping cough, asthma, consumptOus sc.
Anii-mercurial syrup, for purifying the blood
Anti-dyspepdc, and Auti-bilious pills
Seidlitz and soda powders
Black and red ink powder and liquid ink
Paste backing aud snuff boxes, from 80 cts 10 80 per
dozen
With great variety Of articles connected with his line Of
business, by Tar too numerous for the columns Of a
newspapers all Of which have been selected with
and VIII be sold for small advance.
yHerch0nts and Physicians who visit the city this Fall
Tor the purchase Of such articles, requested 10 CALL be-
heving they will be able TO lay in their supplies good
terms with the advertiser, with any other house in the
place, ihal IS doing systematic business.
Oct H. 45-6w
TEVANNER WANTED.-The subscriber wishes 10
n employ young man, with small family
That can come well recommended Tanner, and man
Of sobrcty and good morals. Persons wishing engage,
can apply IN person, write to me, White House Post
Omce, Meckenburg county Virginia, South side Roam.
oke river, miles above Gainesville.
Octobcr0. l4f~tq ROBERT Y. oVERBEY.
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WR ALTIMORE RACES.-The Fall Meeting for 1882,
I'D over the Central Course, will take place the 4th
Tuesday 23d cf October lin lieu Of the 5Ib as was adj
verised and continue 4 days usual.
FIRST DAY.--A Sweepsake for years old colts and
hes, two mile heats $780, half forfeit three or
more 10 make race, Close and named by the 22 and on
the same day the Chateau MargG2ux stakes for gentlemen
whe are TO ride their own horses. single heat of two
miles, entrance 500; nine subscribers aHd closed.
SECOND DAY,-1he post stake for all ages, mile
hea;' entrance $500, p p the proprietor anI $1,000
subscribers and closed. VIM. r. Johnson, John {. Ste
Vens, JAS Nj. Seden and Bella Badger.
THIRD DAY-PrOprietor's Purse, two three mile
heats Gas will hereafter be determined by the club for
$500, entrance SIS.
Fourth DAY.-The Jockey Club Purse, free for all
ages, mile heats, for $1,000, entrance 500.
The health of Baltimore and its vicinity being restored
and the Races this coming previous 10 most of
the important in Virginia. the proprietor will calcu
ate on alording good sport
j. NJ SELDEN, Proprietor.
October 10. fin
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Oct. 2.

NOT1CE.-On the second Monday in November me- t
that being the 18th, aud Louisa Court day, SHALL
by my agent offer for sale, at public auction, the pre-
misses all the Property real and personal hold in Louisa
county, subject however, such liens may be Of record
in said county. The property which offer is the follow
lng-Ihc place which live, known by the name of
Louisa Court House, of which, has been heretofore
offered Tor sale and particularly described deem pro-
per TO say nothing than that it is very valuable
Persons Wishing 10 purchase, examine at any time
previous to the day Of sale. Twenty slaves MANY of
which are very valuable and well acquainted with all
KINDS OF domestic buslness-Also, variety of furniture
some of which is valuable-my crops aud stock of ali
kinds.
Thomas Price r of Hanover, IS hereby appointed my
sole agent, who will direct the funds arising from tho
sale to the payment of such OF my are
by hens Persons who have liens my estate, are par
ucuary invited to attend the sale will certainly take
place. and such will be considered purchasers
Tor cash JNO. NJ PRICE
Oct 10. A7-tds
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BY RE,gCaHEE ~ COOK.

o The ENQUIRER is published twice week. generally,
three times week during the Legislature
Price, the heretofore Five Doas payable adj
Notes of ehacred speccpaying (ony will
ccved The Editors will the safety
them by MALL the OF all letters being paid by
OCT No will be discontinued but tho
Editors, until all arrcarages have been paid up.
Whoever will the of nine papers, shah
have the tenth gratis.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
so No advertisement paid
assumed by person in this city It's onvrons.
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sale OrRlooded Horses.

EHAVING determined to devote my attention exclu-
a n svely to other matters. will sell at Fair Field,
near Richmond the day Of the Jockey Club purse,
one Of the most valuable studs Of horses in the United
States; among them the Merno Eve Che dam OF the cele-
bfaed Johanna for which $4,000 have been ocred and
all her progeny, consisting of four colts; by Arab two
by Medley and one by Tmoleon; a number Of brood
mares Of the most approved blood, my whole stable Of
horses in training, and stations by the dozen or sim
gle one; the whole credit Of six and nine months,
for approved paper and without reserve
Sept %, 1892. E1-0 JNO. MlNGE, in.
~ Sale by SgLDEN & CLELAND, Auctionecrs
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a NAUTlON.All persons are cautioned against recev
ing or trading for bond for $40, executed by the
subscriber to Joseph G. Wngfed, Of OIanoverO exc.
cutor OF Joseph a. Cooke for the hire OF two negro men,
Charles and Nat, for the present year Notice j. hereby
given, that will not pay the aforesaid bond inasmuch
the said Wngield (by bis acknowledgement harbOr
and deains m his possession OF the negroes (Charcs
contrary 10 law, and the provisions Of the bond
October 3. t47--2D SAMUEL S. MYERS.
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UA ESIRABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE offer for
~ sale either my mill tract of land, in Henrco or my
farm in Hanover The former less than four miles from
Richmond, and contains $50 acres, with valuable mill
The land unconmonly erle 100 acres of are Chcka
homony low grounds entirely free from inundations The
balance improved high land nearly valuable as the
bottom. fine young orchard just in bearing.
The farm in Hanover contains more than 40 acres and
lies on both sides of the Mcchanicsvlle Turnpike The
hveme stone is not far from the of the The
whole OF this land is rich. There less than $50
OF low grounds the Chckahomony half of which
is admirably adapted TO meadow But the value of the
whole greatly enhanced by the immense quantity wood
and valuable white oak, ash and maple timber that ma
be advanageouy disposed oa large portion of the tract
never having been cleared The unclcared land of su
tcient fertility for tobacco; and is convenient TO the
turnpike, that the wood and timber may be sent to market
at all seasons road little inferior pavement The
place healthy and abound in good water. Ii il worthy
OF the careful examination of any wanting purchase
For terms apply TO Charles +. Bolts, Esq, Richmond,
or to the subscriber at Airield, Henrco county.
Oct. 16. li6- G. w. GOOCH
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1871 STOCK OF horses having increased TO a number
I'VE that renders it inconvenent to keep have deter
mined on dposng of large portion of them, terms
that must be satisfactory TO those who disposed pur
chase-Among them arc Stations, (inciudng La Fay-
ee Brood Mares Colts and FilIes of all ages My stock
consists of Archys Gohannas Charles Fayettes Med
leys and Timoleons My prices shall be reasonable and
terms accommodating. am resolved reduce the num-
ber and bargains may be had, if immediate application
made They will not be offered publicly that all who
DESTROYS 10 procure valuable stock of Horses either
for the Turfor for breeding, had better delay their APP
Picahon. JNO. NJ. Bolts.
Oct. IS. A7-6t
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AIOIlCE,-By virtue of Deed of Trust executed by
l y John w. Jones and Martha his wife, bearing date
the 10th day of November 1880, and of in
county court OF Amelia, and TO accomplish certain purpo-
in said Deed expressed shall the 25ih day of Oc
tober 1882, at Amelia Courthouse it being court day,
sell by way of public auction for ready money certain
tract or parcel OF Land with its appurenances lying and
being in the county of Amelia and adjoining the lands
David Mann, James Pritchett and Others containing 2I5
acres, more or less such portion thereof may be
cessary TO answer the unsased purposes of said Deed
and delay the expences incident to tic execution of said
Trust The title to said Land is believed TO be good but
acting trustee will only convey the purchaser the
title vested in me by said deed.
RICHARD s. JONES, Trustee
n. b. We consent TO the above sale.
JOHN w. JONES
september Is. 45-tdsl MARTHA JONES
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"A TEACHER WANTED wish TO employ for the
IA ensuing year, male Teacher, well qualified in
struct IN the different branches Of English Education;
20 take charge OF school 10 my family The situa
ton IS an extremely healthy Persons wishing make
application requested 10 inform Of their terms, and
TO furnish evidences of their qualifications. Address to
me at BoydIon. JOHN w LEWIS.
Mccklcnburg, Oct 20. 4S-wlw
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S1URGiEON DENTlsT.-DR. 8. l.. BENSON, Dentist
- res pectfully informs the citizens of Charlotte that
he will re at Charlotte Court House, Monday, the 22d
Instant prepared to offer his professional services. As
his stay will be limited to few days only, all persons
wishing his professional services will please call
as possil lie.
Dr. benson will also be prepared attend to all cases
Of Dysp epsa Indigestion.
October %. 4S-2t
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NOIlCE.-Ihe Subscriber being DESTROYS of removing
to the Western country offers for sale his TRACT OF
LAND wherein he now lives n the county of Buckng-
ham, the Middle Fork Of Slate River containing 500
acres half of which is yet 10 clear about 200 acres
oil Low Grounds oil good quality and in good heart;
gethcr with the cleared Land. The improvements are
good Dwelling house, with three rooms and passage
Kitchen, Barn, Dairy, Tobacco-houses, SC. This Land
lies in healthy wealthy and popular part of the county
FIVE miles from the Court House, adjoining the lands of
John Morris WIN. Isbell, and the Estate of VIM H. Per-
kns decd there three or four good Mills within that
distance, and various Manufacturing Mills convenient for
the reception of Wheat 1t is deemed needless to say
much OF said Land, person would purchase without
first viewing the premises But this Land evidently is in
erior to Land in this section of country for the growth
OF Wheat, Corn and Tobacco, and pGbe of improve
ment at almost any period. As the Subscriber is deter
mined 10 SELL lie would sell bargain.
Oct. 2.-42 ANTHONY ZONES
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THE MILITIA

AgTscaby 10 previous notice. a number Of the Officers
Of the sob Regiment, met az the Bowling Green Caroline
Court House, on tho 9Th inst, and motion, Col Archi-
bald Samuel called 20 the CHAIR aud Adnant Piche.
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mouse OF said county, from the LIST TO the 9th days of Oc
.tober inclusive, in the year 1892:
John Page, surviving partner Of the late firm of James
JDeane and John c. Page trading under the firm of Deane
aarS Page, Complainant,
against
ibrancis b, Deane, ex'r of Thomas Deane decd Fran
$cis H Dcane, jr Francis B. Deane ST., Thomas Jels
Elizabeth Deanc widow of the said Thomas NJ Deane
Robert Irving, Henry Page, and Jane his wife, Maurice
l.. Robson and Ann, his wife, Thainas Jcis and Mary
his wife, William Trent, and Elizabeth, his wife Thomas
Degue and Francis Deane; which said Jane, Ann, Mary
Eliza, Thomas and Francis, children heirs of
Thomas NJ Deane, deceased, Edward Cunningh ham,
William Nj. Thornton, James Stepioc, and Mary, his
wife, formerly Mary Dillon, John Cunningham, and Eli
zabetb, his wife, formerly Eliza Dillon James Dillon
Patrick Dillon Richard Dillon John Dillon, Alexander
E9iIlon, Benjami" w. Leigh Dillon which said Mary,
Eliza, James Patrick Richard, John, Alexander, and Ben
iamin, children and distributes OF Edward Dillon
- decd, and ElvearI Cunningham, Henry r.. Watkins,
Charles Morton aud John Gillian, executor of Edward
Dillon, deceased, Defendants.
The defendant, Benjamin w. Leigh Dillon, not having
the Act of the General Assembly, and the Rules of this
Court, and it app arng by satisfactory evidence that he
is not inhab ant of this Commonwealth il is ordered,
that the said de noant Benjamin w. Leigh Dillon do APP
pear here, the Est day Of the next prI Term and
the Bill OF t,' Conplanant and that copy Of this
order be forthwith inserted i'm newspaper published
Jp the city OF RchG iond for months ccessiyely and
posteG 1T the front oo Of the Court house of this county
"A Copy. TeF'e, JOHN DANIEL, c. c. c. c. c.
Oct %. dS-wSw
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wILINNiI AID MARY COLLEGE.

M OTICE.--ETs Visitors having failed to meet the
18th nstaU t. and the interest of the Institution re-
(1urng meet ng, it the opinion Of those Visitors
-syho did meet, that convocaion be called TO meet on
Wednesday, the 18th November The Professor Of Law
having resigned, makes another vacancy ia this Ins
ton. Provision will, ii is believed be made by the Facu
~, orahe preceding vacancy authority having been 81
them but for the Professor Law The Visitors
need not fear visiting Williamsburg; there is not, has
tpre been any Cholera here; aud town has been
fofunaba heretofore, in escaping cpdemic that feel
eon6dent now seeing have escaped long, that it
eg'tH pass US by BURWEfI> BASSETT, Rector.
Villa mburg, Oct. 10th, 1892 28-wtI4N
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AATlLL BE SOLD on the 18th day of October ext
w on the premises, about 600 OF Land, on
credit of one two and three years the purchaser giving
bond aud security, with deed Of trust the Land
cure the purchase money This land lies well, in heal
thy and agreeable neighborhooi with portion of Apo
matoX low grounds, and sufficient portion of wood land
is good situation for tavern, being about eight miles
below Ranes tavern, and at the fork of the Angola with
the Guinea road; and is sold fop distribution among the
heirs of Lewis Isbell, deceased BY the
ADMINISTRATOR.
Cumberland, Sept. If. Bids
~ The above sale is postponed to the 22d day of No
vember next. 1iS-td1 Oct 23
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

m AND FOR SALE.-The SUBSCRIBER will offer Tor
sale, by public auction, Saturday the 2ith day Of
November next the hour of IL, at Hodges's Tavern,
Tract OF Land, containing by late survey 237
situated in Hanover county, one mile below the Old
Church. directly the main road leading from Richmond
the Piping Tree About third Of is mbered land,
and the balance has produced lately very good crop OF
corn oats &C. The situation is considered 10 be of
the healthy in Hanover county There is on il a
good Dwelling House, very lately put in good repair to-
gcher with a house, Kitchen dairy, &C., which
all good new also spring of most excellent water
quite convenient to the Dwelling House The title to the
above property is insputable The terms of sale will be,
third of the purchase amount cash. and the balance
payable in and months bonds bcariRg interest from the
day of sale, with personal security and Deed of Trust
the property, vii, be required Possession given
the Is, January, 1888 In the interim, willing TO
treat with any person disposed purchase private sale
Oct. %. T15-u1 CHAS W. PORrIAUX.
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NOTICE.-rhe subscriber wishing TO retire from pub
lie business, would like for term of years
thatwell known establishment CTrabues Tavern)
with the store house and plantation in the county of Ches
ter6cd, IL niles above Richmond the stage road
leading TO Lynchburg 1t being the first stopping
place with the stages the many advantages that this place
would possess TO of enterprise and industry, it
would be useless TO mention in advertisement it is
presumed any person wishing to avail himself of such
opportunity, will first and see for himself. / would,
likewise, be willing TO furnish the with alost any
description OF furniture any other article that would be
suitable for such establishment if early application be
made. MACON TRABUE
October % AS-w6v
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M OTICE.-Any person DESTROYS of obtaining first
IN Blooded Stock of Horses, would do well to call
very soon either in person by letter, by delay
great bargains might be lost propose to sell trade
the following horses The we'll known and fine blooded
horse Murdoch (hy Sir Charles) his dam by the imported
Bedford, of Bell Air. she of Shark she Of
Wildare; she out of a Lexington; she out of a Jolly
Roger; she of Spanking Roger, of the old m-
ported Miss Bell, years old last Spring, feet
inches high His colts large OF fine form and colour
inches high his dam by old Florzel, dam by the i'm
ported Robin Rcdbreast, dam Pandora by Lanplight
Baylors old Fearnought, e g & dam by the thorough
bred imported horse Shock. two year old colt, and
TWO year old hliy last Spring by Murdoch, out of Sir
Charles of first blood One sorrel colt wear
old last Spring, by Murdoch, of Charles mare. Two
in loa by Murdoch of which the of the
Johanna colt named above, whose colts have sold good
prices to Mr.. VIM II. Johnson and others.
CHARLES c. GRAVES.
N. b. Letters to me may be directed to Chesterfield
Court House, Virginia. [lS-wnl October %
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III UNIVERSITY OF THE STATE OF NJ YORK 49,
- College Of Physicians and Surgeons of NJ York.
he Lectures in this Institution will commence on the
rst Monday in November, and continue for four months
Expense Of the whole course, Matculaon ee s..
JOHN AUGUSTINE SMITH, NJ. D.
Anatomy and Physiology.
ALEXANDER IT. STEVENS, NJ. d. Surgery.
JOSEPH NJ. SMITH, NJ. d.,
Theory aud Practice Of Physc.
EDWARD DELAF1ELD, NJ. D., Obstetrics.
JOHN y. BECK, NJ. D.,
Matcria Medca and Medical Jurisprudence.
JOHN TORREY, NJ d., Chemistry and Botany.
VALENTINE MOTT, NJ. D.,
Pathological Anatomy and Operative Surgery.
September II. &c Ism
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q COMMISSION BUSIN ESS.-The subscribers hav-
ing associated themselves under the firm of Tow rs
HUNT, respectfully tender their services 10 their friends
ana The public as Commission Merchants. From know
ledge OF the value Of all kinds Of produce which comes
to the market, and the strctes attention business they
feel confident Of giving satisfaction all for whom ihoy
may transact business, and at the Same time prepared
TO make liberal advances
To such of friends may wish 10 ship their Cotton
from HdIDdr, we inform that Mr.. Joshua COrpreo is our
agent there, and has it in his power furnish all neces
sary supplies. EDMUND TONNES
MEMUCAN HUNT.
Norfolk October o. H-l,o
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I'm HANCERY-VIRGINIA.-At Rules holden in
the Clerks Office of the Circuit Superior Court Of Law
and Chancery, for the county of Cumberland Court
mouse of said county from the LIST the 9th days of Oc
.tober inclusive, in the year 1892
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UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA.-5 Medical
u DePmtment-The Lectures for the course 1882 83,
on the various branches Of Medicine, will begin Mon
day. November 9Th, and terminate about the first day Of
March ensuing.
Emeritus Professor Of Surgery and anatomy, Philip
s. Physick NJ. ID.
4natOmy by w +. Homer, M. D.
Institutes anil PrOctice Of .Hedciue and Clinical
Niedtctne by Nath Chapman and Sam. Jackson NJ d.
yNaferia NIedica and Pharmaev by John Redman
Coke, NJ. d.
Chemistry by Robert Hare, NJ -.
surgery by William Gibson, NJ. d.
Obstetrics and the diseases Of JVonen and Children by
Thomas c. James and William p. Devices, NJ. d.
w. Y. HORNER
Dean NJ the Medical Faculty, 263 Chestnut Street.
Philadelphia, August IL. 27-tbNOv,
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N. b. Letters to may be directed to Chesterfield
Court House, Virginia 1lS-wul October %.