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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-10-16
Sale OfBIooded Horses.

HAVlNG determined to devote my attention excu-
III IL sively to other matters will sell Fair Field
near Richmond, on the day of the Jockey Club purse
one oil the most valuable studs of horses in the United
STATES among them, the Merino Eve, (he dam OF the cee-
DRAFTED Gohanna for which $4,000 have been oered and
an her progeny consisting OF four colts; by Arab two
by Medley and one by Timoleon a number of brood
mares oil the most approved blood, my whole stable of
horses now in trainings and stations by the dozen or sim
gle one; the whole credit of six and nine months
Tor approved paper and without reserve
sept y, 1882. [41-U1 JNO MiNGE, JR
UJ Sale by SELDEN & CLELAND, Auc;oneers
NOTlCE.-By virtue of a Deed OF Trust executed by
L John w. Jones and Martha his wife, bearing date
OH the 10th day of November $780, and of record i'm the
county court OF Amelia and TO accomplish certain purpo-
SEES in said Deed expressed shall the 25th day of Oc-
tooer, 1882, at Amelia Courthouse being court day,
sell by way OF public auction for ready money! certain
tract or parcel OF Land with its appurenances lying and
peng In the county OF Amelia, and adjoining the lands
David Mann, James Pritchet and Others containing PAS
acres more or less or such portion thereof may be
cessa TO answer the unsased purposes of said Decd
and deiray the expences incident the execution of said
trust The title TO said Land believed to be good but
acting as trustee will only convey to the purchaser the
hte vested in me by said deed.
RICHARD s. JONES, Trustee.
N b. We consent to the above sale.
JOHN W. JoNEs.
September1s. Gi5-tdsl MARTHA JONES.
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NOllCE.-The subscriber having leased that well
" known stand, the WAsHINGToN TAv ERIN, and its
having undergone thorough repair, at considerable
pence Is now ready to accommodate travellers IL
Tess 10 say any thing about the situation of the house,
AZ is so well known; can only say that the is
better condition than it ever has been since was
first built. If my old friends and the public generally
VIII give me call, will try and give them satisfaction.
October 10. 46-2w JOHN TALLMAN.
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H AND AND NEGROES FOR SALE.-Pursuant to
n Decree Of the County Court OF Hanover, Of the
25h OF this month, in suit in Chancery depending in said
Court, between Robt Wade andohers plaintiffs and Spots
wood Lggon, Deendan-wil be- sold, at public auction TO
the highest bidder, at the late residence of Mrs Susanna
Wade deceased the Old Church. in the lower end of
the said county OF Hanover. Thursday the first day Of
November next, II fair 1t not, the next fair day. the
Tract OF Land belonging TO the estate Of Robert Wade
deed, which the said Susanna resided at the time
Of her death, containing 2SS acres be the more
or ess--and also seven negroes, consisting Of men
and women, some OF whom very valuable. The
land will be sold for the purchase money interest
from the sdle and payable u one aud three equal
nual Paymonts-he purchaser TO give bonds with APP
proved security, to those entitled TO dsrbuton-and also
Deed OF Trust on the land.And the negroes on nine
months credit, except for much may be necessary
to pay the costs OF the decree, and Of the execution
thereof which must he cash. The purchasers 10 give
bonds with approved security. i. STREET
Sept 30 t42-wtdsJ Commissioner.
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DUBLIC SALE-By virtue OF Deed of Trust exc
~ cuted by Jefferson Swami, the 22d day Of Sept
1929, and recorded in the Clerks office of Powhaan for
purposes therein mentioned, will be sold the highest
bidder at public auction, for ready money! at Powhatan
Court house, the third Wednesday in December next
I5eing Powhaan County Court day. Tract of Land OF
199 acres in the county of Powhatan, called Woodland
adjoining the lands OF Richard Taylor and Samuel Drake
and otheror, so much thereof may be necessary
satisfy the said Trust Deed and such title only is
vested in the Trustees will be conveyed the purchaser
BY THE TRUSTEES.
October 10. 46-wtds.
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October ~.

THNANNER WANTED.-The subscriber wishes 10
u employ young man, a man with a small family ,
that can come well recommended Tanner, and a man
Of sobre,y and good morals Persons wishing 10 engage
can apply in person, or write TO me- White House Post
Office, Mecklenburg county Virginia South side Roam
Oke river mites above Gainesville.
October 9. tH-t1 ROBERT Y. OVERBEY.
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October G

NOIlCE-All persons indebted to the concern Of Ray
mond Brothers, respectfully requested to set
Gle their accounts immediately its peculiar situation
makes IL necessary. G.. V. RAYMOND
October ~. 15-3t
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ADVERTISEMENT

"lthn the last ten days have added very consilera
ply TO our stock OF STAPLE & FANCY GOODS, making
1t the largest we have offered Tor sae and rather
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-10-16

@S IVAN TAVERN.-The subscriber having taken tn!
~ establishment formerly occupied by Mr. John Tall
man. Is now ready to receive boaders by the year. or any
shorter tme The house is undergoing thorough re-
pa the inside is completes and the outside will be this
week 10 give description Of this place, would he I'M
necessary suffice II 10 say there is not pleasant
situation Of the character in the city number of orr
cuzens under the hill might add much TO their health
and be much benefited by taking short walk their
meals The subscriber pledges himself that pains or
reasonable expense will be spared please those who
may favor him with their custom; such he trusts az will
leave no cause OF regret for their having done His
charges, at all times, will be found very reasonable
WIN. HOWLETT.
B-l wish TO hire first rate OslIer for the balance
OF the year.
1TMy Office, as Constable for the county Of Henrco
VIII in future be kept at the Swan Tavern. will also
attend to any collecting business bond accounts on the
most reasonable terms with dispatch.
VIM HowLETr c. IT. c.
October l6. d6vt,v
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Hides, Leather, &c. for sale.

hGHh oPANISH HiIcs, OF different qualities,
lVVO 300 Calcutta kip-skins,
Richmond salted slaughter hides and cafskins,
Tanners oil, bark mills curriers' TOOLS SC.
Leather of all kinds, finished or in the rough bough,
taken in barter,
1000 Gdes Northern sole leather Of all qualities by whole
sale part OF a side,
Wax, russell and grain upper leather of all kinda,
go doz. Philadelphia and other calf-skins
Boot morocco, seal, lining and binding skins,
1000 lbs. shoe thread of all qualities,
Boot and shoe trimmings, tools, lasts, Sc sc.
Skirting, harness and bride leather,
Hog-skins, bag hides, sheep-skins, sc.
Buffalo, leopard, bear, and hair seal-skins,
Fish-skins, web of all kinds, cut tacks, Sc
Saddlery and sader's tools of all kinds,
Saldle-trees, serge, deer's hair, SC.
Chaise and covering hides, patent leather,
Morocco skins, coschace gg-handles and bands,
Coach steps wood springs, moss, and gig bows,
Stage, wagon, and gig collars,
1000 Pair Richmond made plantation shoes,
Cash paid for country hides.
Oct. 10. 146-w4wl w &c. CRANE.
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VOC. XX1x.---No. AG.

second-ccause they con ider that fellow citizens
invited publicly TO express their opinions upon ia solemn
point OF constitutional law, should not be requ ON that
OCCASION TO declare their sentiments on any iii, mes
lion OF local or Temporary politics.
Ihd-Bec cause while they satisfied ~ At on te sub
ject of Tariff aud Notification the utnos, farnonv and
unSnimty OF ie ling prevail among nity-,h
arc equally ronvnce hat the inroductio, of any other
discord
William Hele Henry Bright. John F Jsveri,,, j. Bates
Strong. ''''
And f'ercrpon in clear and very Sic manner. explain
ed and eucidaed the views whch Ara governed The mi
nony Of the committee, iii protes Az against the course
pursued by the majority.
The question tlen recurring up,t the morton po,c b
Mr. Crawford, ha the preamb and resolutions rcpori
ted 10 this meeting by the majoEy of the committee as
ebove stated he adopted and r report coucurred i'm
On motion of Thaddeus SaDf a Esq supported bv Col
Joseph Bates. il was unanimously
Resotoed That the said prs1mble and resolutions be
Thereupon the question ng taken upon The preambIa
TO me said resolutions II was unaDimoJly adopted.
lutons II was unanimously adot ted.
Upon the second Resolution, y a. unanimously adopt-
Upon the third Resolution Judge Hale moved 70 on,,1
II by striking out the tOor my words and 80, ,. ~,
most cordially aud hearty approve of the snpnort tcE,
received from our Ssn,.tor tho Honorable " i,.h0
Mug anu our Aepr9yon tyes the Honorable Element C.
CLAY, aud SMnu,' W. Mards'' and abIy e,lJre.sed ,I
meeting in suppo'' Of hi1. motion. '"'
hS amerSnent wagl strenuouslv nnrosad bv Coo T.
Holt aud D. rawford Tsqrs end by Col John r. Hogan,
ana 'hereupon the quCftOn being taken upen The laid
amendment, II was res lived in the negative
The question being token upon The, odopo, NJ ,l s
gha resolution as reported TO the meeting it was resolv1
Z" ~ he "iNrIne.iye' almost unanimously.
Upon the fourth Resolution il was adopted unanimors,
Upon inc hth loluion II was adopted uuaniu,ously
Upon the sixth Resolution, Mr.. Crawford moved 10
sebd ee same by adding at the conclusion thereof the
lolowns words deserving TO ourselves the right TO de-
lernne on rue propety OF any it may adopt
ana inc question being taken upon the amendment bro
posed, Y was resolved in the aflrmavcUpou the adou.
you ol ue resolution as amended it resolved in the
affirmative, with one dissenting voice
ReSoi
dissenting voices 49, ~ '
Upon the eighth Resolution, it was uunnmou,v ,+or,.
cd. y "UoPH
Lastly, II was resolved that the proceedings of ths
meeting be sigucd by the Pesden, aud Vice Presidents
and counersSned by the Secretaries and published in ali
the papers printed in the City of Mobile The Meetno
then adjourned. JOHN ELLIOTT pr.efJe',t rs
G. w OWEN, }r- D.e.;E.,.
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NALU ABLE amelia Land For Sdle--By virtue of A
Deed OF Trust, executed by John Il. Archer and
Francis e. his wife, dated the 10th day OF March, 1892
and duly recorded in the Clerks office of Amelia County
Court and in the Hastings Court of the Town of Peters
burg;-we shall, on Saturday, the goth day of October
place called OBsLo," in the County of Amelia (a,e the
residence OF Mrs Mary Randolph, dec'A) the said Ar.
cher aud wiie interest in the Real Estate of the late Mrs
Mary Randolph lying and being in said County. sur
vey OF which may be at any time after 18th inst
by applying to John T. Leighand the Lands allotted to
sad Archer and wife, will be shewn by applying Henry
T. Eancs Esq who lives near it, The lands belonging 10
the estate OF Mrs. Randolph, lying in Amelia are very
valuable great part being first Tobacco, Corn and
Wheat Land, and lying Appomaox River, Just below
Clement Town. The sale will be on a credit of l. g and
years, the purchaser giving bonds with good security
Tor the purchase money The title said Land to be re-
tanned in the hands Of the Trustees until the purchase
money paid We believe the title be good, but acting
Trustees, shall sell only such as is vested in us If
from any cause whatever sale should take place
Saturday the 10th, the sale will be continued ov 10 Mon
da Inc nst
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-10-16
RICHARD BOOKER,
J. r. LEIGH, 'uS'eeS'

The Petersburg Intelligencer, will publish the above
every paper, until the day of saeand forward their ac
count TO the subscribers for payment r. b.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-10-16
J. O.. LYON, 'SecFet6Ftes.


PoINDExTrR, it VIII he IRON Il,e following er
mas made an effort in Mississippi, ike his brother nulli
ers IN South Carolina, TO get up round of public elmer,
mserSbly tailed. The Nationals Il seems are un onIv
parsons who can be found to 90 honor his nafsd nil
lician what comment ireachery 10 friends and ,on.
9uinens is the fate OF this man Obliged TO heg cvi ltes
irom those who despise HIM, and unable to muster more
han thlrtyone zeslots, who, for party policy oulJ
consent to do him that much favor save him from com
tempt Globe. w
PoRr GIBSON, Sept. I'm 1882
DEAR SIR: To-day there given by the arislocrntic
party OF this place, dinner George Pond xter for lilo
signal services (OH their 6thG) in the Ssnsc of the
L nited States. nv
address you th letter in order to gv, Won an 1mDar,ia
account Of their whole proceeding flowing that !hclJ
Viii represent tbs thug Ia different Agnt to fat of tI
uIn order TO make grea adsplly as possible OF their
poor wens sl degraded psy; do assure YOU posi-
lively that there were but 81 persons present and o
hiary one OF them Were original Clay msn except one
add the Jackspn party do coDsder him "a a jackson
man III realty was not at the meeting myself wouIJ
not degrade myself so far honor such an inauous
character as Geo PondeXter with my company at pub
Tic dinner, approbaory OF his conduct our
dhe President; but had 10y information lton ot less
than ~ or IL respectable men who present q do not
mean al te dinne for the special purpose Of ascertan
the true number
do assure you, Sir, most seriously and caudidv Mr.
Pondexteris not supported by so in this State other
than those OF tie old arisiocrac Adams CLAY Pary
do not speak these things from guess work hut
but from real personal know about % years Of
agewas born and raised in this State, have travelled
the greater part % It-and il any man has RIGHT 10
know, think hnve.--Thcse things know " in be- cx
aggeraIedb 10y little Postmaster Editor and
Pet Of the Clay Party in dis State, particularly Of
his county.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-10-16

Now in Richmond, all the expenses mentioned
above, will not exceed
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Richmond, Sept. 18th 1882,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-04-04
punnra,na Of NJ eXicU.

IlNHIS splendid Representation of "ne OF the most
4 beautiful, as well As unique Cities of the world,
sfsr an exhibition of unpars eled success IN London
snd in Of the prncps! cities in this country,
IS NOW OPEN
for the inspection of the citizens OF alexandria, and
the public generally, ir building cree for its
reception, IL Washington City, and situate on Mar
ket space, south side Pennsylvania Avenue, between
9Th snd 9Th streets.
1t IS the original picture. painted BY order OF the
Mexican Government, and challenges competition
with any thing of the kind ever produced in The Ca
pitol of Europe
Open each day, Sundays excepted, from 9oc'ock'
A. " till sunset.
Abundance IS cents. Season tickets rot transfer
able) one dollar each, TO be obtained OF ar. II d.
Bullock. Agent for the propfetors, at the place OF
exhibition
Pamphlets Historical and descrptve] l23 cts
W.T. IhnrSlSTSat
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ID I e D.,

DIED,
At half pas. FIVE O'Clock on the evening Of tn
I'd instant, MoRDEeAI MILLER, in the Goth year
Of his age, for many years respectable Mer-
chant Of this town. The friends and acquaint-
ances generally of the deceased are respectfully
invited to attend his Burial, This Afternoon, at
half past 8 o'clock, from his late residence on
Washington street.
In Washington, on Saturday evening last,
Mrs. MARTHA McLE1sH, native Of lreland'
but for many years resident Of Alexandria
The LIST instant, Mr.. RICHARD WALLACE, ba-
ker, after short indisposition.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-04-04

Moe spring Goods.
WIN. H. THOMPSON & co.
HAvE just received, by the packet schooner Pre-.
I'll sident, from New York, large supply OF
NEW md HANDSOME GOODS,
Consisting, in part, Of the following:
90 and Ga French and English muslins
Super French and English gingbans
Thin goods for ladies' dresses "a new article)
Every variety of silk and cotton hosiery
Plain and fancy gloves and mtts
English thread and bObbinet lsces and edgings
Rich figured Swiss muslins
90 and 4 jaconet and cambria muslns
A large assortment of fancy Grape and gsuze hand
kerchefs and shawls
~ and g. pam bobbnets
Cambria nserngs and edgngs
Best black Italian lustrings
Black and coored Gro de Naples
A largc assortment OF linen cambria hdkfs
French and English black bombazines
Ma. IA to 80 lustring ribbons
GAUGE, ap, nd rich bonnet ribbons
With great variety of other Goods, which are of.
ered for sale upon the most favorable terms, either by
the piece or yard.
We invite our customers and the public generally TO
call. apr
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Cash Tor EegrOes

NVTE wish to purchase one hundred and Fifty likely
w Negroes of both sexes. from IL to IS years Of
age, field hands; also mechanics Of every description
Persons wishing to sell would do we'll to give US q
call, We are determined to give higher price fol
slaves than any purchasers who may hereafter
be in this market and no certificates required.
Any communications promptly sttendedto. We can
at all times be found at ourresdence west end Duke.
street, Alexandria, ID. C..
mar31 FRANKLIN & ARMFIELD.
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SHIP NEWS.
PORT Of ALEXANDRIA. On. Co.

ARRIVED. APRIL 8,
British brig Two Sisters, Smith, Bermuda bal-
last tc ]. Yeaton.
Schr. Hope &Susan, Nickerson, Dennis, Mass. J
Ballast to w. Fowle & Co.
SAILED,
British Barque Matthew Pummer, Lighton,
London.
Schr. Compeer, Lincoln, New York.
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ladelphia for this port Cd inst.
Melancholy Catastrophe. -The ship Sarah,
Capt. H. Coumbne, was proceeding on her voy-
age from Bombay for London, when in lat. SO AZ
n. Ion. 8 AZ w.. ON the 10th of January, a
strange sail was discovered on the arboard bow.
She appeared to be in distress, having lost her
FORE t0pmast, and her fore-topsal yard suspended
by lifts, dangling in the wind, lee fore-rigglng aud
her sails much torn. As we neared her it proved
brigantine Of $50 tons, and appeared as if de-
serted BY her crew. Captain Columbine ordered
boat to be got ready. and accompanied by the
carpenter and four seamen, repaired 10 the wreck.
Soon after they had boarded her, with the excep.
ton Of one man who remained in charge of the
boat, we saw them exploring the decks of the de-
serted wreck and from it throwing into the boat
articles of various kinds The captain then
gave instructions for the boat to return to the Sa
rah. with certain orders for his officers whilst
himself and the carpenter renamed upon the
wreck. As the boat was proceeding towards
the Sarah, we saw from our poop the wreck roll
several times very heavily; she was evidently 60
ing down, and on sudden nothing more could
be seen than her maintopmast, which was tossed
about as the sea was rushing over her. We then
,de immediate signal for the boat to return to
the Drigdntlne, IN rescue tnOSe she hau iet upon
the wreck. The boat reached the destined spot,
and there remained some time, in hopes of saving
those who were the victims to raging element.
We watched with fearful eagerness and anxiety
to see if any more were to be seen in the return
Ing boat than the four seamen who were its crew,
but discovered that these were all 1t cOntalned.-
Another boat was sent with an officer, and the
cutter again returned to the wreck to see if any
thing more could be seen Of the unfortunate suf-
ferers, but nothing could be found except the
captains hat, which he had probably left upon
the deck. Poor Captain CoIumbine was beloved
by all on board, and even the rough seamen shed
tears for his fate. To his passengers he had en-
deared himself by his gentlemanly manners and
kind and liberal treatment; and by his crew he
was regarded as skiful seaman. and a just, kind,
and consderate commander. He met his fate at
the early age of thirty.two. This truly unfortu-
nate vessel turned out to be brigant'ne, the In
vincibIe', apparently bound from Spain for AmerI-
Ca She was more than half full of wafer, and
the crew had either made their escape from her
in boat. or had been taken of by some other
| vessel.
mo doubt the Invincble. of this port, whose
! loss we have before mentioned.
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~ Office

<OtlcH
4 sr.7TED Quarterly Meeting Of the exsndria
n Independent, Volunteers will be held at the Brook
Lodge, on Friday Evening next, at z o'clock.
uTPunctual attendance is requested.
Nv order SAMUEL b. CARSON, Secy
NOR d-St
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NOtice IA hereby given,

VTlHAT the subscriber has obtained from the County
Court Of Fairfax County lVs. letters oa .Sm.n;s
county. deceased All persons having claims against
The said accident are requested to hand them in for
settlement on or before the 2Oth day Of March, 1853.
or tbey ma, by law excluded from oil benefit OF said
e,tse and thosei debted will please make immediate
n.vment. r. l. T. WILSON,
mar 3O-2awSw Administrator.
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For Freight.
pNi,adeiphia Packet Eotice.

NNNihuofyNA"
sSR Merchants and others in the District of Co
NI0 umbis, Winchester, Va aud that VICINITY, are
sri uary Informed thata Packet will be despatched
from Philadelphia to Alexandra, Washington. and
Georgetown q G direct, via Canal. on Thursday of
each week without fail; and, To enable the vessels to
sail with tuaty, freight viii be received after
o'clock, p. u. on the dav of sailing For further
particulars apply to STEPHEN sBINN, Aiex'a.
WA. MORGAN, Georgetoa n,
JOSEPH HAND. Proprietor,
No North Wharves, Philadelphia.
Mr. IF persons IN the District of Columbia or the
places would make it rule to order their
good, shipped on board the Packet at Philadelphia
., ednesday or r ursday, they would find this to be
as expeditiou and ~ far the cheapest aud safest con
veysnce between the above named places
II
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J Inn IA Nadia

J,hu IA Nadia
OFFERS for sale the cargo Of schr Good Intent:
~ IL tons plaster
10 bbls mess ,ew Reef
IS No. W."
9 bos pork
IS boxes mould candles
5000 lbs Goldfish
$50 ouxes Nos. l and 2 smoked herrings
q, - b bD!s po,A,oes
80 bbls Nos l and msckerel
20 bundles hay
S dozen bottles cider
apr q