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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-07-27

a MELIA LAND FOR SALE.-Pursuant to Il dc.
"a cree of the late Superior Court of Chanccry for the
Richmond District pronounced the 2d day of Februa-
ry, 1881, in the of Taylors exos VS. Robertson
and OF an order amendatoy thereof made by the Circuit
Superior Court of Law and Chancery for the county OF
enrico, OIL the Goth day Of June, 1882 we the under
signed or two OF commissioners for that purpose APP
pointed by the last named ORDER will Monday the 18th
day OF August, 1892 at o'clock, a. NJ tho premises
in the county of Amelia, offer for sale public auction
to the highest bidder, for cash. the of land with the
houses aud other improvements thereon, conveyed by
mor,rore to Rrhd TarIor Of nv @ oy Seea o'
lying in the county aforesaid Gento road about two
miles above the bridge and bounded by the lands of Ed
mund Harrison, James Robertson, and Edward Bass,
and being the land purchased of John A. Robertson
and on which the said Jas. Robertson H then resided
containing $50 acres more or less.
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July 20,

a tONGRESS HALL, Broddtcay, directly opposite the
" City Hotel, Ne,c Y0rk.-The subscriber respectful
informs his friends and the public that he has opened
the above large and central establishments formerly tho
National Hotel. He deems il to dwell at
length on the advantages OF location and spaciousnes of
accommodation. The scie is well known the house
on broadway as well as that Cedar street. having
dcrgonc thorough repair he ventures pronounce them
TO be unsurpassed in the city No expense has spar
eu IN procuring stock OF the best wines and liquors. and
II VIII be his aim 10 spread table supplied with all
uxuries which the markets afford. His furniture both.
In paios and bed rooms has been selected with
his great object will be 10 entertain his patrons the most
comfortable manner. Families tray cling and private par
ties in the city at all times be furnished with apart
ments-parors and bed contiguous each other or
single rooms may be had at the option of the visers.
JOHN NIBLO.
New York. July IL. Ppm
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SAML L. PULLIAM,
JNO. w. BAKER,
July Is. l9-tdl ROBT. SKIPWTTH

d 81 X REWARD-Ran away from the subscriber,
I'd GeD KeysvilIe, Charlotte county, Va. negro
named Peter about 20 80 years old about six feet high
straight made dark complexion hasa good of teeth
will pay the above reward 10 any person that will get
him and put him in any Jail, will deliver him 10 Mr.
Thomas Lea, near keysville II any person puts him in
Jail, the Tailor will give Thomas Lea information KEYS
vile; and will also pay all reasonable charges that may
PHILIP r. HALEY
N Is. The said negro raised in Halifax, by Hen
DIRK, near the courthouse. p. II. III
Julyb. l7-l0l"
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r.. 49,. W.
10 George w. Rodgers, Commander of the naval fore
OF tho United States, in the river Plate
correspondence of the n. " Journal of Commerce.
RIIENns N

- BUENos AYREs, May 3Oth, 1882
he resident Americans here deeply regret the loss of
Com Rodgers as he had taken right view of the Fak
land Island business, and his letter to this
(Which doubtless will have seen published in the United
states previously TO the receipt OF ths) was all that il
ought 10 have BEEN neither acknow Lodging their right to
capture American vessels for sealing the Islands nor
ioolshy threatening 10 elbow their town about their
ears as lear others less experience mgh have done
Every thing was left where il should have been for Mr.
Baylies TO settle on his arrival who no doubt will do il
amicably Com Rodgers is the third of our public men
VINO mas died in Bucnos Ayres within few years. His
grave Is between Mr. Rodneys first Minister TO this
country ana Col Forbes our Charge dAnares. His re-
mains were inferred in the English burial ground of Bue-
nos Ayres on Thursday the 9th inst with the honors of
war; and he followed the grave by all the resident
anu foreign authorities and citizens of this Republic
ls city and province enjoy uninterrupted tran
quh'y' ana thcre IS every appearance of its long con.
uhuancc 1t may be said that since the Brazilian war
the prospects Of prosperity for this country have not been
so favorable present.
The Market is pretty well supplied with goods general
from the u States and there but few articles that
would now pay profit The currency continues without
much alteration Exchange on London I'd per dollar
Douboons Sill $ll3. Spanish dollars ST each
Flour-$60 bbl; donescs % inches So 81 cts 36 in 5
81 cts abundant and salable; pine lumber m 5000
S225; hides, 20 lbs each, 1924 % do rs lbs S3I so
S32, scarce horns, 81 80 SS erked beef ul Sl4 SI5
sales wool, clean arobe 81 SS sales.
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IN CHANCERY-VIRGINI Rules holden in
81 the Clerks Office of the Circuit Superior Court of Law
and Chancery for the County of Cumberland from the 18th
to the 9th days of June inclusive, in the year 1882
Miller Woodson, pnT
against
Leonard Bosher Def
The defendant not having entered his appearance and
given security according to the act OF Assembly and the
Rules OF this court and it appearing by satisfactory evil
dence that he is not nhabitant OF this country is or
ercd that the said defendant do appear here the m
day OF the next September term and the Bill of
the plaintiff; and that copy of this order be forthwith in
serted in some newspaper published III the city
for two months successfully posted at the front door
OF tllc Court House OF this county.
Copy-Teste JOHN DANIEL, jr., C.
July 8. I6--wSw
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VALUABLE PAMUNKY LAND FOR SALE
The subscriber again offers for sale, that valuable
farm lying both sides of the Panunky river, in the
counties OF King William and Hanover, and containing
from 1000 to 1900 In point OF locality and fertility
OF soil this farm is exceed by but few Eastern Vr
ginia. Ii lies miles from Hanover Town, from TO
from Hanover Courthouse, IL from Richmond, and in
ncighborhood of the most respectable gence society
The soil well adapted TO the culture of the staple
modities, such as corn, wheat cotton &c.-The fields
well arranged and well supplied with an abundance Of
timber and water and the whole tract almost uubroken
level The improvements, situated an emncnce the
King William side, consist of commodious dwelling
house, sufficient for the accommodation of large family
with all the necessary outhouses necessary for extern
sive armEhe subscriber invites those disposed pur
chase TO view the farm and make their
him by letter otherwise at Tappahannock Essex coun-
ty, Va, and they will meet with prompt attention.
Should not this farm be privately disposed of sooner it
will without reserve the Both day OF August next or
on tire next fair day thereafter be offered at public sale on
the premises. JOHN w HOOMES.
IaPpahannock, May 9th. 2-wt30thAug
N B-Being necessarily obliged TO be from home for
some months TO come, the above sale will be postponed
al the LIST OF November next which day il will be posi-
lively sold at public auction. In the meantime the usual
crop of wheat will be seeded OH the farm.
July IL. 20-tds JNO. w. HOOMES.
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BT NlYERSIrY OF MARYLAND.-The Medical
u Lectures in this Institution will commence ON the
last Monday Of October, and continue until the first Of
March ensuing.
NATHANIEL POTTER, NJ. D., Theory and Practice Of
Medicine.
SAMUEL BAKER, NJ. D., Matena Medca
RICHARD WILMor HALL, NJ. d., Obstetrics and dis.
OF Females and Children.
MAXWELL Mcdowell, NJ. D., Institutes of Medi.
cine.
NATHAN r. SMITH, NJ. d., Principles and Practice of
Surgery.
julius T. DUcArEL, NJ. d., Medical and Phsrmscuc-
tical Chemistry
+. GEDDINos, NJ. ID. Anatomy.
j. GEDDINGS, NJ D., Dean.
Juy 20 2i-wUN
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FOREIGN.

a fatal epidemic prevailed at Valparaiso of which III
persons died in two months
=, From the New York Commercial Advcrtiserl
bUENos AYREs-By the arrival OF tile ship Galaxy,
from bdenos Ayres, advccs from that place are received
up 10 The LIST OF June. We have received file of the
DmSh racket TO the Goth May. The interesting in
ielgence to US though Of melancholy character is the
Geah oil Post Captain George w. Rodgers, Commander of
me hava forces on that station, and brother OF Com John
ho"gers, PRESIDENT OF The Board Of Navy Commissioners
Captain Rodgers entered the service on the I'd av of Anil
loOI' ana received his commission Post Captain on the
"a Of March 1922 lie was about forty five years Of age
board Of his ship, the corvette Warren The particulars
his courteous aud wise diplomacy in relation to the recent
affairs OF the Falkland Islands OF his demise and of the
hoors winch were paid to his memory by the
and citizens OF Bucno Ayrcs, with such other articles a.
ar suboiueJ ''''' ~
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THNO fARMERS-'The Subscriber keeps constantly on
p hand supply of Rancid Olive OIL, suitable for
wheat machines SC. which he will sell in quantities IN
suit purchasers at the lowest piccs-Orcrs from any part
OF the country strictly attended to.
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NIOpCO u. On y,
:, oiSn oil the Black Boy and Mortar, Market square.
Forsale above, 25 barrels Tanners oil and 10 erces
1"t,"P on, part oil superior quality M. J.. ID.
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Plaintiff,
June 10.

I'm HANCERY-YIRGINIA.-At Rules holden in
" the Clerks Office OF the county of Charlotte the
I'd day OF july 1882 Mary Crawley, who sues by John
Buchanan, her next iricnd PHI.
Against
Bastale Crawcy, Mosecy and JclTress, Robert Moseey
and Travis Brooks, Deits
The defendant, Baslae Crawley, not having entered
his appearance, according to tho Act Assembly and the
Rules OF this court, and it appearing satisfaction
OF The court that he is not inhabant OF this State OH
the motion of the plaintiff by counsel il is ordered that
The said defendant do appear here the first Monday i'm
October next and enter his appearance answer the
pains BILL and give security for performing decree
OF the court and that copy of this order be inserted i'm
some newspaper printed in the City OF Richmond for two
months successfully, and posted the front door of the
Court house Of the said county. copy,
WlNSLOW ROBINSON, C..
July 30. 2I-wSws
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va ANIED, az an Apprentice to the Printing busi.
" ness, an active, intelligent youth Of respectable
connections from u to IS years Of sgc Apply al Tie Of
ice Of this paper
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2 EMEDY FOR DROPSY.-The subscribers feel
pleasure IN announcing TO the public that they have
IN her possession, and for sale their Apohecary Store
Hlhg street, Alexandria, tried and invaluable remedy
Tor he above named distressing and fatal disease
AS safe and convenient Hydragoguc its effects arc al
most Immediate dischargng the water from the system
copousy as an Alternative, it the equal action of
the vessels and establishes the tone of the system and
thereby the patient from recurrence Of at,,cL
The undersigned feel confident that in all cases where the
diseases not caused by actual dsorganzaion the cure
will be sure. ~ 49,
The confidence with which the Ani-hydrophic pills
are recommended is founded experience in cases al
ready tried and upon the fact of their being the result nj
genius founded upon science, and not of enpiricism
Iwenty-iour OF the pills, in cases effect cnre
Applications from distance must be post paid Appli-
Giants Will be furnished with the medicine a, five dollars
Dox on heir forwarding the money, and paying the ex-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-07-27
From the British Packet Of April DBL
BUENOS AYREg

Nothing can be pleasing than the good understand
ing which exists between the Government and the Com
noiore OF the American Squadron on this station On
tuesday captain Cooper OF the sloop. Of war Warren
came OH shore with dispatches from Commodore RoIgers
ana on wednesday the Adjutant Of the Port d. Pedro
Simeho went on board the Warren, in the Government
10 receive the liberated prisoners, taken fror the
O'Pan mabew brisbane and six ohers) and at ~ o. clock
Oh ihe same DAY the Warren fired salute Of 81 guns
ment was Immediately returned from the Fort nv an
ePua' number Of guns The reason that these proceed
hg were 20 long delayed after the arrival Of the Ame
o' vessels ~ ths port IL understood 10 have been on
'ceonLi al nr religious solempGss ami holidays which
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-07-27
POLITICAL.
DEMOCRATIC HICKORY en-

DEMOCRATIC HICKORY CLUB, NO l.
PHILADELPHGA, 9th July, 1892.
At a stated meeting of the Democratic Hickory Club
NO. L. the following preamble and resolutions offered by
committee consisting of Messrs John Horn, Antony
Laussat, Christian Kneass Samuel Davis and Frederick
Stoever, were unanimously adopted:
Whereas the President Of the United States in the cx
ercise OF those powers which entrusted his wis
dom and virtue by the constitution and voice of the people
has deemed necessary the public good TO place his
veto on the provisions OF the late bill for the re
oil the Bank OF the United Stacs-and whereas the firm
support OF every branch of in the perform
ance oil delegated duties is requisite 10 its national useful
ness and ought to be proclaimed lust against
all attacks OF Sedous or interested hostility.
Resolved, That the Hickory Club are IMPRESSED with
deep respect Tor the distinguished patriotism and honorable
hrmness exhibited by The President of the United States
tits another evidence the American people that they
have found in their Chief Magistrate citizen devoted to
ms country and ITS constitution, above all other consdera-
tons, and possessed of the vigor his honest g
ment in all emergencies, however critical and trying
ResotUed That the President of the United States by
carefully guarding our institutions from the first appyoacl
eS ri foreign and moned influences absolutely reou
ed by the public good has well deserved of his country
aud Is accomplishing the high republican destnies Tor
which he was elcvaied by the people of the Union
ResolUed That political warfare waged by the Bank
oil the United States or its dependents against cons,it-
dona branch OF the National Government would be con-
elusive evidence OF the dangers to be apprehended for
TINS republic from this powerful institution fortified by i'm
mense wealth and unparalleled patronage.
Res0lUed, That the Veto upon the Bank leaves opr
highest confidence unimparcd in the wisdom and patriot
ism OF the PrcSidcn and that will support him in the
honest exercise oil his constitutional powers against all
monled influences and corrupt dependents.
heSotred Ihat THIS Club unanimously excIaim in the
emphatic spirit of Thomas Jefferson that they thank
God that Andrew Jackson will be- Young enough 10 serve
his country for the four years OF the Presidential
term.
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is stated in the Culpeper Gazette, that Mr. John S.
D~0oW declines being Candidate for a re election to
Congress.
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Isl N RY-VIRGINIA-At rules held for the
II Circuit Superior Court of Law Chancery for Ches
tereld County in the Clerks Office thereof in tue month
of June 1882:
Daniel Rudd ZachariaI Rudd, Elizabeth R,dd and
Harriet Rudd the said Zachariab Elizabeth and Harriet
being infants OF tender years, by William Goode Jr their
heXtinend, Pins
against
Robert f. Branch who was administrator of Leonard
Rudd, decd, Henry fatum and WIN. Talbot DIS
he delendant Robert Il. Branch, not having entered
his appearance and given security according TO the act
Assembly and the rules Of this Court and it appearing by
satisfactory evidence that he is nhabitant of this
commonwealth 1t is ordered that the said Branch do APP
pear here the first day of August term next and an
swer the bilEo the plaintiffs and that copy of this order
be forthwith inserted in newspaper printed i'm the
City OF Richmond for months successively and posted
at the front door of the Court House of this county
COPy-Teste, l.. NUNNALLY, ID. c.
June 81 13-ts
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IHH ESSRS. John Williamson and Robert Williamson.
1IA Take notice that we shall, the 3D. 4th and 9th
dayso September next in the Court house of the
~ OF Charlotte, between the hours of sunrise and sunset
take the dispositions of Archibald d. AlcA ander George
Roberts Joshua p. Crump, James Hamlet, and Thomas
w Cox, and Others to be read evidence in a suit in
Chancery and injunction, now depending in the Circuit
superior Court OF Law and Chancery for the county of
Charlotte, wherein we plaintiffs and you deien
dantF. PAUL G. VENABLE,
THOMAS p. HOGE.
JuIy ~. 2l-wIw
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NOIlCE-All persons having claims against the
tate OF Jones BrOtCdeT, decd and all who claim any
part OF his estate the descendants of his paternal
ternal Kindred hereby earnestly requested to for
ward and prove their relationship TO the deceased who
was the son Of Arthur Browder and Rebecca, formerly
Jones, anxious close the OF David ThackeT
decd. and also that of Jones Browder
JOHN r. SYDNOR
Error. Of DaUid Thdcker, decd. toho tcns
y4ornr. Of Jones BrOtcder, decd
July 10. Is-wa,ys
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N CHANCERY- Circuit Superior
u Court OF Law and Chancery for Henrco county, hold
en- at the Capitol in the City Of Richmond, Tuesday
June 18TH 1882:
John Robertson, Esquire, Attorney General Of the Com
monwealth oil Virginia. and the President and Directors Of
the Literary Fund, Plaintiffs.
against
jesse A. Strange, administrators of Merewether Norris
deceased, Defendants.
The bill in this being exhibited for the purpose of
recovering the resdum OF the personal OF Meewe
ther Norris late OF the county of Fuvanna the ground
that there is person entitled take such resduum
der the laws OF this Commonwe ah directing the dstribu
ton OF ntestaes estates aud that the vested in the
Commonwealth for the benefit of the Literary Fund;
the motion OF the Attorney General the Court doth order
that publication be made for three months successfully
the Richmond Enquirer and National lnteigenccr, pub
shed IN the City of Washington. requiring all persons
claiming interest in the personal OF the said Me-
rewether Norris his distributes appear here the
first day OF the next October term and make themselves
parties defendants to this suit Copy-Teste,
July l3 TI9-3ml WM G. SANDS ID. C.
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IN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES .-At rules holden i'm
a the Clerks Office of the County Court OF Charlotte
the 4th day OF June, 1892:
William Marshall, Executor of Allen Gillian decd
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HN CHANCERY-VIRGINI Rules holden i'm
Il the Clerks Office of the Circuit Superior Court of Law
and Chancery for the County OF Buckingham, the fourth
day of June, 1882:
Samuel Sanders, Plaintiff
against
Thomas Sanders, executor of Samuel Sanders, decd and
IN his own right Francis Sanders, William Sanders James
NJ Sanders James Purcell and Mary his wife, formerly
Mary Sanders, Calvin Sanders, Samuel Sanders Stephen
Sanders, and Elizabeth Sanders Defendants
The defendants, James Purcell and Mary his wife Cal
vim Sanders Samuel Sanders, Stephen Sanders and Eliza
beth his vile, not having entered their appearance and
given security according the act OF Assembly the
rules OF this Court, and it appearing by satisfactory evil
dcncc that they not inhabitants of this country: II
ordered that the said absent defendants do appear here
the hrst day OF the next September term, and the
bill OF the plaintiff and that COP" of this order be forth
with inserted in newspaper published in the City of
richmond for two months successfully and posted the
front door OF the Court House of this County.
Copy-Tese,
RoLFE ELDRIDGE, c. C. S. C..
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hded TO them as Sdddiers and Harness Makers, and
where they prepared TO furnish all articles usually
kept by persons in their line. They think their
ment good and believe the prices quality will
neither be objected to.
1t is common TO make many professions the public on
business The subscribers cline such a
course They would merely remark that they are con-
scious their depends entirely themselves All
work done at their will be by their own hands or
those OF experienced and competent workmen under
own inspection and all they ask of their friends the
public is fair trial GEORGE MARKHAM.
JOSEPH III. COLQUITT.
July 20. 2I-w3wir
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TBNnE subscribers. under tho firm
II. of Markham s. C0iquitf. have
opened store on the Main Street,
in the house lately occupied by
Mcssrs. Tompkins s. Fisher, and
opposite the store OF Messrs. Bin
ford, Brooks S Co. where they will
thankfully receive and faithfully ex-
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have occurred. Commodore Rodgers came on shore ON
Thursday, and was presented to the Governor
Tho following is copy Of the despatch forwarded by
Commodore Rodgers TO this Government.
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CHAN CERE-VIRGI NIA:-At Court of quar-
y tery session continued and held for Richmond Coun-
~ at the Court House, Tuesday, the s;h day of Nav
1892 ''
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FENHE public are respectfully Informed, that
the Winter Term of this institution will
commence on M"NDAY, the Sd day If December
Rezt THIS hereafter will he continued three
terms per yea. of ID weeks each commencing
on the FIRST Monday in December; the last
Monday in March, and the third Monday in
August Lady will take charge of the Fee
male Department, who will instruct in Orna.
mental Needle Work, Painting, and the French
language. Board from 81 10 81 so per week.
Tuition: English Studies, $3.50; Languages
and The higher branches Of Mathematics, Sd so.
RICHARD STONE.
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EEIHE subscribers We just received an ex
70 IL tensve assortment of FALL and MIN.
TER GOODS, which they offer TO heir friends
and the public, at the lowest prices for Cash. or
Cash al the expiration of three or six months.
Their Stock consists in part of
Broad Cloths, Cassmeres,
Satnetts, Flannes, Serges, Bookings,
Silk and Tabby Velveis,
Goats Hair and Imitation Camlets,
Scotch, Tartan, and Canllet Plaids,
MerInoes and Circassans,
Shcetings. Shirtings, Tickings,
Lnens, Diapers, Crash, Hosiery,
Gloves, .Suspenders, &c &c
Also, 1919 lbs. first quality LIVE GEESE
FE.ITHERS; Salt, Teas, Sugars. Coffee, Spc-
es' Paints ; Lintseed, Sperm, and Olive Oils :;
Crockery, Glass, Hard. and Hollow Ware !;
Looking Glasses; Window Glass Nails, and
choice selection OF Wines
IL Persons purchasing with Cash. will find
It 10 their advantage 10 call and examine.
BATCHELDER & KIMBALL.
Grafton Oct TO-