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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-11-27

SALE OF NEGROES FOR CASH.-Wi be sold at
~ the late residence OF Capt Benjamin Goode, decd in
Chesterfield county, five miles below Goodies Bridge
Wednesday, the 2Sth day OF November inst, 10 likely
negroes consisting OF men, boys and grlsthe
greater part and perhaps all for cash. Also credit
until the first day OF October next, will be sod the stock
oil horses catte sheep and hegs household and kitchen
urniture plantation utensils, &C. also, the crop of
fodder, tobacco, Settle purchasers giving bond with
approved security Should there be any claims against
said estate that have not been made known the claimants
requested TO bring them forward before the day
of sale otherwise this notice will be plead in bar of any
which may not be presented in reasonable time here
after. NJ. GOODE, 1,.,..
II. GOODE, : ''
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& 6Bn REwARD.-Run away aboutthe first of Au-
- 1I3U gust last, negro man named DANIEL,
about twenty FIVE years old, five feet and eight
inches high, OF yellow complexion, and has rather down
look, lie has bemsh in eye, not rccOeccd which,
and the back Of the neck. At the time Daniel
away lac belonged to Mr.. Asa Hudgens Of this
ty but has been purchased since that time by the sJbsc
bcr 1t is probable that Daniel is trying TO make his way
TO a free State, he made such attenp. years
ago The above reward will be given any person who
will apprehend said negro, and him in Jail
deliver him TO me. THOMAS T.. CHEATHAM.
Cumberland, November 10. 57-Sc
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az ATTAPONY LAND FOR SALE offer for
lFM sale. the Low Grounds Tract Of Land lying iu the
upper end Of King William County, Mauapouy River,
adjoining tic lands Oi Messs John Robinson, James Fox
and Lewis Berkeley This tract contains 9G6 acres; has
on It small comfortable dwelling house, together with
every necessary house for farm; well laid OIL and in
fine state Tor cultivation. The usual crop Of wheat will
be sccded there u good chance for about 900 bushels
wheat 500 barrels Of corn, and good crop Of tobacco.
Terms accommodating aud made known on applications to
the subscriber living near New Found Mills, Hanover.
The land will be shown nv my overseer (ie Moore }
Purchasers invited 10 call and see IL.
JAQUELiN A. BERKELEY
Sept IS 8s-lanf
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ND EAL ESTATE FOR SALE.--By virtue of two
h q, deeds of trust from John d. Royal will be sold 10
the highest bidder, Friday The IN 0f December nert,
at II O'Clock, if fair otherwise the fair day, the
premises the LANDS on which he formerly resided, ly
ing chiefly Cellar Creek, in Nottoway county, about
six miles north of Morgnsve, consisting of several adj
joining tracts acquired by said Royal different periods
CU.:sg ;3gG,!ee about 800 On part of it
there is commodious Dwelling fiUus with suitable out
houses and another portion is valuable Grs Mill,
which, with sufciency of Land, will be sold separate
ly. The residue will be divided sold entire, may
seem best to suit purchasers
The land is understood be of good quality, of it
very valuable and will be shewn by Mr.. Tuck, who
sides near the Mill.
The title is supposed to be unquestionable but will be
conveyed with special warranty
Termsl, and years; bonds with satisfactory
rity for the first payments and deeds of trust
the whole. j. +. MAY,
BRANCH OSBORNE,
Nov. Is. 55-tdsl Trustees.
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NOTICE.-Wm. &. PendietOn, Esq. having resign
~ ed OF the Commissioners of the Circuit Supe
or Court of Law and Chancery for the county OF Hen
rico the parties interested in pending before hiH
hereby notified that such transferred the
Undersigned who will proceed in them of the Com
nissoners of said Court, in the same manner as if the
proceedings already had in them had commenced before
him. The Office of the Undersigned is door below
the Post Office. JNO. SHORE, Com'r
August Is. 55-6t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-11-27

a AND, NEGROES, sc. FOR SALE.-By virtue of
deeds of trust executed by the late Smith Payne
OF Buckingham, and of record in the clerks Office OF said
county, the named in said deeds will on Wednes
day, the 10Th day of December proceed the pre-
misses TO sell the following property, TO witt tract of land
containing by survey 229 acres, oeng the portion
OF the tract which said Payne lived east north OF the
road also, negro men, This land is of very COOL
qualityand under the second deed, the remainder OF
said land supposed be upwards of hundred
some 60 OF which is creek aud branch booms-a
argc portion of the remainder excellent farming land.
The time 10 slaves, the stock OF every kind,
crops of tobacco SC furniture plantation utensils, &c
On the first there is small dwelling house; the
other capacious one, with other usual and necessary
improvements.
IcTmSThc property under the LIST Deed will be sold
for cash; under the I'd, the land credit of l. and
years; the slaves Tot cash; and other property credit
Of IL mouths. Mr. b. NJ Payne, living the premises
will shew the land any person wishing it, If the
day of sale should prove bad, it will take place the first,
fair day thereafter THE TRUSTEES.
November 20. 56-tls
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Eastern District Of Trginia, to Uit
"A 4, - I.Drlo.llL..oL NM ~. I

EIDE IL remembered. That on the twenty first
b . day of November, Ammo Domni one thou
TSEAL.l sand eight hundred and thirty-two Cow Az
RoBINsON, of the said district, hath deposited
in This Office the title of book the title OF which in the
words following, 10 wit:
"Tbe practice in the Courts OF Law and Equity in Nir
guia by CONWAY RoBINsoN. Volume |. contain
ing practice in the Courts of Law in Civil Cases"
The right whereof he claims author in conformity
with act of Congress entitled can act 10 amend the
vcrdl acts respecting copyrights"
RID IEFFRIES. Clerk of The District.
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a GOOD OPPORTUNITY rdlU0Lic stock IF
"a Drg GoOds for sGIc.The advertiser, declining the
Dry Goods Business presents to the enerpfisng and in
duslrious very favorable opportunity OF embarkng in
The linethe stock is comparatively and the
assortment general the greater portion Of which has been
very recently purchased in the Northern Cities and
braces every desirable article that could be found. The
terms will be accommodating and liberal credit will be
gwen, but good security required.
Further information may be obtained by adore ssing 10 T.
AZ tic Post Office, Petersburg, Va.
N0vembcrO. 53-6t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-11-27

RNR & MRS. CURrls'S SEMINARY has yet a
I'VE few vacancies for the reception of young Ladies'
So from renquishug the duties OF this Seminary (as
il appears at busy umour gratuiiousy reports his nten
ton) MIR. 6. is happy TO inform his friends that his re-
ncwed health enables him to the burden OF in
sirucon in all tie different branches; and that he is de-
ternined 10 follow with unemittng diligence, this pro-
lcson Of his choceso long his health and his useful
will justify the pursuit. receiving pupils than
himself and Mrs C. may be able 70 instruct Furnished
with every desirable convenience, aud conducted solely
by It's propdeiors, trust that this Institution is quite
worthy Of patronage as IL eter has been.
Two three more young Ladies bc accommodated
with boarding, sc. t57-3iI November -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-11-27

HBUBLIC sale IF rdiitdLie Plantation and Siares.-
a Will DO sold, in front OF the Tavern of James II.
Clark, in the Town OF Hicks Ford, in the county OF
Greensville, MODIFY the 81 day OF December next ii
being Court day, that valuable Plantation, whcrcOn the
late Capt. William Goodrum resided, at the time of his
death, lying Mcherrin river within miles of the
Petersburg Rail Road containing eight bundled aud nine
~ four acres with large proportion o low land the
river free from overflow and OF great fertility The land
situated in most desirable neighborood; is healthy, i'll
fine state for successful cultivation, under good fences
and well adapted the growth of the Crops made III this
section of country.At the time and place will he
Sold all the Negro Slaves belonging the estate Of said
dccedcnt, consisting OF Men, Women and Children For
the land third OF the purchase money will be required
in cash. the balance in two equal annual instanents
Bonds with security and deed OF Trust at the discretion
Of the Executor will be required. The Negroes will be
sold for cash. JAMES GOODRUM, EX or.
Greensvie, Nov l. 55-ds
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Eagle Hotel.

FHNHOMAS C. POWELL late of the Bollingbrook
n Hotel, Petersburg respectfully informs his friends
and the public generally, that he has leased the EAGLE
HOTEL, and will take possession Tuesday, the goth
ins when he will be prepared to accommodate travel
make many alterations in this establishments which, he
thinks, will have tendency to add much the comfort
and convenience OF those who may favor him with their
patronage.
Members of the Legislature will be provided with com
Portable apartments and every eXeron used to give them
satisfaction It's scarcely necessary 10 say any thing OF
the advantages which this weknown Hotel offers, stu
acd in the centre Of business, and convenient all the
public offices. His experience in the business uses
him in saying, that nothing his part shall be wanting
render this establishment worthy OF the patronage OF the
public Nov. 10 57--tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-11-27

NOTICE.-Was committed to the Jail of this county
~ on the 18Th inst, negro man, who calls himself
CHARLES, says he belongs to UiHidn Dickson OF
Baton Rouge, Mississippi about twenty six years age
five feet five and half inches high, his right
shoulder said be occasioned by dirk two toes OH his
right foot mashed.
The owner is requested TO and take him away,
he will he dealt with the law directs.
MICHAEL MOVERS, JGii0r Uyythe County.
NONember I6. 55-n
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a EXTRA COACH will leave Lynchburg on the
n morning Of Friday 30h instant, and travel the route
through TO Richmond. This measure is adopted 10 pre-
who may wish to take tic Stage at Lynchburg or on he
way a. PATTESON.
November d. 5s-gt
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6SPANISH HIDES, LEATHER OIL, &c.-Thc
~ subscribers have for sale 800 Spanish Hides, and
extensive assortment of Leather Oil, Tanners and Cur
rier's Tools, Shoethredd, sc. JOHN POE * co.
November 16 55-6t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-11-27

HN ANCER(-YIRGINIA.-At rules held in the
N Clerks Office of the Circuit Superior Court of Law
and Chancery for Lunenburg county the first Mon
day in November, 1882:
n. NJ. Martin s Co., Plaintiff.
against
Thomas Adams and Stephen J. Blackwell, Deils.
The defendant, Stephen j. Blackwell not having en-
tered his appearance according to the act OF Assembly
and the rules OF this Court and il appearing satisfactorily
that he is inhabitant of this Sateordered, that
the said defendant do appear here the first Monday in
February next and enter his appearance and answer the
bill oil the PLAINTIFF and that copy OF this order be forth
with inserted in OF the ewspapers published in the
city of Richmond for months SUCCESSFULLY and post
ed at the front door of the courthouse of this county.
Copy. Tese, WM c. BAPTIST, ID. c.
November 27. 5S-wSwN
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COMMUNICATIONS.

TO THE EDITORS OF THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER
MIR. CALHOUN AND THE PROTECTIVE SYSTEM.
MIR. CALHOUN AND TRUTH.-No. vi
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-11-27

EBUBLlC SALE OF PERSONAL. PROPERTY
q Will be sold at public auction, Tuesday the 9Th
day OF November, if fair, if not the next fair day there
alter, at Summing Hill the residence OF the late Dr. James
Minor OF Louisa, all the pershabe property belonging 10
the of the said DR. james Minor To witt six or
eight horses four five yoke OF oxen thirty head
OF cattle of good stock and of them good beef for
ty sheep forty fifty hogs, half OF which will be good
pork; plantation tools and utensils, among which a
good horse wagon and harness. wagon, two three
carts horse cart; large supply OF good Household
Furniture OF every descriptions, and Kitchen Furniture.
Also good carriage and harness, and gig and harness
Will also be sod about 250 barrels cor with the fodder
tops and shucks arising hereom large supply of good
timothy and clover hay and about four hundred bushels
oil oats For all sums OF five dollars less cash will be
demanded for all five dollars bonds with APP
he required. JAMES WATSON, Admir-.
YaIuaJie Riuanna River Land, Negroes, and ofhsr
Property for sale.
KATlLL be sold TO the highest bidder, Wednesday,
w the 2Sh instant, if fair if not, the next fair day,
Sunday excepted, on the premises, at he Rock the
mandor of the lands belonging the of Wilson |.
Cary deceased These lands consist of three tracts
OF which adon each other One of the adjoining tracts
lies Immediately on the river, and contains $50 Ii
lO2 IA OF which frst-ate low grounds, inferior TO
" White Rock Tract" The other lies on the Cary Creek,
and contains 500 2 acres 90 Of which excellent low
grounds equal in value 20 those the river. On each oil
these tracts crops of wheat have been seeded this fall in
good style. The third contains 1874 l-2 acres and
adoins the lands of Neal b. Gay and Mrs. Payne; and is
situated, about mile distant from the first described
tract, and very valuable for its timber, being all in the
forest, and very convenient TO excellent mill "A
further description OF the lands is considered
is presumed persons DESTROYS of purchasing will first
view the land The lands will be shown by Archer A.
Strange, who resides the White Rock tract.-Pos-
session will be given Immediately after the day of sale
and the day. and at the place, will be offer
ed Tor sac to the highest bidder the negroes belonging
the said estate, stock OF every descriptions plantation
sils among which, very valuable portable heshing
machine, and four horse wagon and all the
crop of oats, fodder hay and tobacco-Tems
of sale of the lands will be- credit of one and three
years. the purchaser giving bond and personal security
the first payment and Deed of Trust OH the land to Sc
cure the whole of the purchase money. On the sales OF
the personal property cash will be required for all pur,
chases OF less than five dollars that sum-
credit OF twelve months will he given the purchaser
giving bond with approved security The sale will be con
Inued from day 10 day until all the estate, both real and
personal, be sold w. TIMBELAI<E adni'Or. tciih
the ,oW annexed of W. i. Cary, deed
Palmyra Nov. l. 52-tds
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

HNDUCATlON.-Th School OF the subscriber. resid
ing in the upper part of the county OF King William,
near Tayors Ferry, will be continued the next year In
this School are taught, Reading Writing Arithmetic, Eng
sh Grammar, Geography the Elements OF Mathematics,
the Latin Language and the translation OF the French
Language. Commencement on the 18th January next
vacation OF four weeks in the Sunmer-The School
will close on the 18th December following. The sub
scrber will accommodate six eight pupils with board
Price for tuition S20for board and tuition, $90-each
bOarder furnishing his own bed bedding and towels. The
residence OF the subscribers in point Of heathines is not
he believes, surpassed by any situation in Virginia.
G. w. TALIAFERRO.
~ b. Letters addressed TO the subscribers should be d.
recied TO Mangohick p Office, King William c. w. +.
November 81. 5S--lalit
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-11-27

A ILLUSTRATORS SALE.-Will-be sold at Bushy
IA Parke, the Roppahannock river, between II and
10 miles below Urbanua, in the county of NiddleseX
Thursday, the 10Th OF December next, if fair if not the
first day lhereaer between 20 and 30 valuable egrocs
consisting of men, women and Children considerable
portion of whom young and likely Also, the same
time and place, the crops OF Corn Fodder sc. made
the farm the present year-the stock of Horses, Mules
Cattle, Sheep and Hogs, Farming Utensils, sc.
Terms IF sde.--A credit of twelve months will be all
lowed for all above ten dollars, the purchaser
ing bond with approved security carry interest from the
dateOr ten dollars, aud all sums under that amount,
cash will be required.
NELSON BERKELEY .adm',.
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NELSON BERKELEY, .adnlr.
Of Tho. Nelson Berkeiy, deed
Hanover county, Oct. 18th, 1892 52-tlst

a DEMONSTRATORS SALE.-Will be sold on Tues
IA day the eleventh day of December next, at
Obslo in the county of Amelia if lair, otherwise
the next fair day, and continue from day TO day I'M
ill finished all OF the stock of horses CATTLE sheep and
hogs several prime yoke of work oxen, between 20 and
$4,000 pounds OF pork (Which promises TO be prince all
the plantation Utensils household and kitchen furniture,
also between II 1900 barrels of corn the crop of od-
der, shucks and straw belonging the estate of the late
Mrs Mary Randolph, deceased Terms of salc-For all
not exceeding twenty dollars, cash; and for all
exceeding that amount IL months credit will he given;
the purchaser executing bonds with approved security
carry interest from the dates hut if punctually paid the
niercs: will be RENTED
WILLIAM EGGLESTON, Admir-.
of u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-11-27

SSTORE HOUSE FOR RENT OR LEASE.-The Sub
~ scrber has just completed large aud elegant Store
House in Boydton, Mcckcnburg county, Va which lac
would rent or lease for term OF years consider this
OF the best stands for large and permanent mercantile
business, between the mountains and tide watCTn adj
dillon TO It's being at the Court House, the College lan-
doph MacOn lately erected in the immediate vicinity will
into operation in few weeks. The County is large,
wealthy and popuous and the neighborhood respectable
and intelligent. Any person wishing further information,
will please address at this place. Possession be
had Immediately. VIM. TONNES
Boydion, Va, November g. $3.50
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~ OTICE.-By virtue Of decree OF the County Court
~ OF Buckingham, and pursuant to the will Of John
Walker, deceased, will on Thursday, the 20 day OF this
month"; at the late residence Of said John Walker deceas-
ed, in the county Of Buckingham, offer Tor sale, the
highest bidder, about 900 acres thirds
Of land belonging TO said decelcns estate, survey Of
which will be made before and plat exhibited the
day of sale Upon that part the plantation offered for
sale there is fifty bushels wheat seeded in good land.
bold creek through the tract making handsome
flats tobacco. MIR VIM II. Walker will shcw the land
to persons disposed TO purchase. At the same time will
be sold like part of the crop corn fodder
oats hay and straw, Of blacksmths tools plantation
utensils part OF the stock of horses, cows hogs aud
sheep, and several likely negroes Terms Credit for all
sums Over five dollars aud fully made known the
day Of gale. All persons having claims against The estate
arc requested TO present them; and those indebted
required to make payment
TIL. II. FLOOD, Erccufor
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DOCUMENTARY EVIDENCE.
No

VoTEs or Mr.. CALHOUN on The IdrlG Of 1916.
The following extracts will show some of the votes
of MIR. Calhoun and the spirit in which they were
given So far as the extracts relate to the proceed
ings of the House. they are taken from the printed
Journal. So far they relate to the debates from
the National Intclligencer.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-11-27

"a SHALL offer lor sale at public auction, at Goochand
Court House on Monday the 18th day of December
next that being court day, tract OF Land lying the
upper end Of that county, on the waters Of the Big
Bird Creek, containing about 53I acres. THIS land
lies i'm the range Of country IN which gOi has been disco
ycred aud which am informed has been found in cons
derabe quantities on the adjoining land. and some, be
believe on dis tract Mr. John Winston Payne aud
MIR Thomas PAYNE living in The ncehbourhood, will
shew the land 10 persons DESTROYS Of purcliasing
The terms will be- one third 10 caS aud tie residue IN
two annual payments bearing interest. Bona WIN Sc
cuny, and decd of trust will be required Of The pur-
chaser WM f. MlCKHAM,
Trustee qf me estate IF sunni Oist' dced
Nov. 10 J1-tds
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H. sweepstakes for colts and FLIES, to be dropt spring
OF 1888, 10 spring, 1885, mile heats Entrance $780,
H. f. four to make race, to close and by
LIST January, 1888. I5S-wIw] Nov 27
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-04-16
TIE SLEEP or THE SHIP roy.

I,v so., An -, Saturday night l. O'clock
"a r.r.aoabla occurrence on board, tins moment.
iniaers me to take mp NV pm al DIS hour The
uaIm of lae mornng was followed IN The afternoon
Of the DAY. by fine breeze, increasing to tins
tune waeh. together VIII She tide. has ushegcl MS
into ST George ehauu. Ia fine style. A spu.h-
" sailor boy, about. htto,n years If age, who has
shown all The agility OF aaon,yy IN climbing the
masts nnlunnag on the spn,s, during the voyage,
vas sent upon the l,re TOP sail yara, an hour or
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-04-16

Suicide.--James Fletcher author ofthe story
ofPoland published by the Harpers. a few months
since as part of their Family Library, shot Inn
self through the heart, few week ago near Lon
don. He was only p years ofage, aud gave pro
mise Of future eminence Besides the History of
Poland, Mr. Fletcher published poem entitled the
Seige Of Damascus, the Gem, &c and was a cor
uibutor TO several of the periodicals
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-04-16

= ONAWAY nom the subscriber living III
a Nelson county, Va a Negro Coy named
ELLIS-Hc is stout ard dark complcetaJ with a
scar ON his left jaw.-The said boy has been run
ming the river for several years, ondu IS probable
he Is now lurking about ON james river. | viii
give the reward of Fen Dollars for the apprchen-
sion Of said boy, If secured in jail out oftbe county
| torwan all persons from employing said boy, on
the ryer otherwise, under the penalty of the law
WILLIAM JORDAN.
April2 Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-04-16

Erceiient hint--What an improvements would
be il fire engines could be managed without noise
The foreman could be heard and understood, and the
s..ength now wasted ID ,ot,i,rations wout be ap-
pied to useful cork
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-04-16
Spring GOODS.
[ unusually Low Prices.

shFR Wholesale aud Retail liicnd5 are nspe-t
oPfl.y informed, TINT our Sprne assortment is
REGULARLY adopted 10 tbslr wants ,mblaciage
DESCRIPTION ataaf mad fue5 toods fashionable
useful and ch.aa--Re saI.ettan examination Of the
z1me. eonadgat fhd wra5n eIye eeaefal satsioc-
ton MCKEE. ROBINSON, S Go.
April IL =
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DOMESTIC GOODS.

& FORGE CAREY, corner of Baltimore and
w Charles Streets, Baltimore, has for sale gc-
neral assortment Of DOMESTIC GOODS. con
ssting N part of WALrHAM, APPLETON Low
ELL, hAMlroN, N,sn1A, ExrTER AVERY, and
PlrTsFIELp MANUFACTURES"-whieh will
be sold on favorable terms by the package or piece
Baltimore, February 8 3m