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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-02-04
THtHE subscriber living at WHITEHALL IN the county

VIE subscriber living at WhiteHal, IL the county
h oil Hanover, having employed young man, who
mas had some experience teacher and who give
satisfactory evidence of his abilities, would take into his
family four or i've small boys boarder exceeding in
age fourteen yearsThe situation of my residence is in
healthy anu agreeable ncighbourhood, and commands all
the advantages which can be desired by any who may wish
10 connde their children TO my careThe terms for board
ana tuition, during the space of ten months will he $50,
payable at the end OF the second session The school will
open on the day OF January next, and terminate the
last day OF the ensuing Novcmber-Thcre will be va
caoh OF one month"; during the summer lnsiruc-
ton will be given in all the branches of an ordinary Eng
ish education, viz; Reading Writing Arithmetic Gram
mar Geography &c; and also in the Latin and Greek
angua9esStrct attention will be paid the department
OF the boys both within and out of Schools every aid
afforded them, in the prosecution of their respective stu
dies, which pronphude and steady application, the part
Of their teacher ensure.
Parents, living at distances who may wish engage
their children, will receive prompt attention. by addressing
letter to me, and directing TO verdon Pest-Oice or
TayoIsvilc. THOMAS boswell
Dec. z. 5g-2tWSt
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A GOVERNESS WANTED.--To Lady well qua
"a lifted to take charge of private school, in heal
thy neghborhood and instruct in the various branches
female English education, salary of $500 and board
Will be given. letter addressed to the subscriber, Luz
nenburg county, Macariands Post-oce Va will be
tended TO. ID. g. WILLIAMS.
JAM 26, 1882. SI-6t
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Free 'Tradc--NO Combination.
EARIHE.NV.dRE, CHI.N:H, GLASS, IND

<<'iRl iIIsS DdRE, CfiSN.f, GL1SS, Sf.ND
LOOKING GLASSES.
YHN j. BARROW, s. Co., IMPORTERS, No. 49,
IL Wdter Street, yNe,c York, having made extern
slvc connexions with of the largest approved
Pottenes in England, enabled TO offer the most extern
slve stock in the market consisting of every variety
Earfhencdre, China, Glass, and Looking Glasses
either repacked to order, in the original package
at uncommonly low rates for cash city accepances
The very liberal support hitherto received from South
ern and Western friends under the most trying circum-
stances calls Tor warmest thanks We have survived
thus far, in struggle with body of who have COM
sned all their efforts TO effect destruction simply be-
cause we will not join them in combining compel the
country Merchant TO exhorbant profit his pur-
chases in this line. We only reerate assurances
oil using every exertion in power promote the in
terests OF our mercantile friends, in the and va
rety oil our stock the lowness of our prices and the
skill and care OF our packers-depending upon Free
Trade as the only system which give stability to the
mutual interest of city and country merchants.
T. j. BARROW s Co., So, Water Street.,
Feb. A. S5-3t =
IL The Editors OF the Wing at Richmond, Virgnian
at Lynchburg, Spectator Staunton negencer at Pc
tersburg, Herald at Fredericksburg, Vrgnian at Win.
chester, Beacon at Norfolk, Patriot at Fncae and Re-
porter at Danvile will publish the above amount OF
So So and send their Enquirer for payment
~ p HOWARD, Attorney at La,p will in future
attend the Superior and Inferior Courts held this
city He may be found until further notice. the Office
oil Conway Robinson, Esq near the City Hall.
Feb. 4.
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nHIo AND KENTUCKY LANDS.--.Thc Subscri-
w Der offers his services to nonresident propncors
lands in the States Of Ohio and Kentucky Cor the sale
uerco and payment Of the taxes All letters addressed
to him at Cincinnati, John II. Price, Esq. of Rich
mond, Posi- PAID, will be duly attended 10. He refers
those to whom he may be unknown TO Chief Justice Mar
shall; Chapman Johnson Charles COPELAND, and Saml My
crs, Esqrs JAMES SOUTIIGATE.
" s. : will also attend as Auoneyat Law 10 suits
in the Federal Courts at Columbus and Frankfort
NOV. 4 Jl-w6tn
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THNRACT OF Ian and desirable Stand for Ply
z stefan for Sale-Intendng TO 10 anoterState
the subscriber offers for salc the of land which he
resides This Tract lies in the county of Brunswick Va
Sturgeon Creek in the neichbohood of the Ebenezer
Academy and contains about 800 acrcs third OF which
is in heavily mbered woods and of the balance due pro-
portion good low grounds which may be reclaimed at an
nconsidcrabc expense. The residence holds ont induce
menis not every day met with. Lying a much travel
led road 40 miles rom Petersburg, il would suit any per-
son who might wish open House OF Entertainment as
there is no house that description sufficiently near TO in
teriere 1t is without hesitation, the best stand for
practitioner OF Medicine within my kn0cIedge, there
is no Physician nearer Gan miles in any direction.
Rarely, we think, large opening this day be
found Ii would also answer for Boarding house, being
within less than miles of tie Ebenezer Academy. Ii is
unnecessary 10 say persons disposed purchase
will call and examine for themselves. Ii previously
disposed Oh it will be offered Auction on the 18th day
OF next February, (bcng the day after Brunswick
Court) The conditions will be easy and made known on
the day of sale. j. f w. MERRITT
| Jan. Il. SO-Ilwtds
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MJOTICE TO FARMERS shall stop grinding FOR
q the Season, the LIST March next. Those who have
wheat intended for this market will perhaps find il to their
advantage TO send il in before that time
Feb. 2. Sf-6t p j. CHEVAIIIE.
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KNANTED.-Two Apprentices to learn the Printing
w Business.-Boys from the country, of steady ha-
bits, who read and write WELL would greatly be pre-
ierrcd. Enquire at the Office Of the Compiler
Jan. H. 7G-Q
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VOUNG LADIES' sBMIN AIRY The undersgn.
~ ed opened school for young Ladies' at Prince Ed
ward Court House, OH tho first Monday of the present
month, agreeably to an advertisement in the Richmond
Enquirer of Nov. 22d, 1881.
10 answer several enquiries In relation TO terms
Board and Tuition in said school, the following may be
considered the established prices:
For Board and Tuition, in all branches
TO those who board in my family per $3.50
year of 10 months,
If only branch is studied, the proper deduction IL
made.
To those who board out of my family,
glish branches
Do do in ancient and modern Lam 500
guages, S@o w.
Do. do. Drawing and Painting, $40 do
Do. do. Music, S25 do
And the charge for good board in gem
tcel families, in the immediate Wei 500 to $40 do
nifty of the school, is from
The assistance of Miss Mansfield has been engaged fo
the ensuing year, who is recommended as a teacher
great merit and experience, and advantageously known in
the county of Nottoway and who is qualified TO teach all
branches, especially Music, Painting and Drawing, ant
the French Language. For of studies, &c. ant
general recommendations of the school, the Enquirer O
the above mentioned date, may be referred toand also
President Gushing, Samuel G.. Anderson ESQ. and Rev
Benjamin F. stanton, OF Prince Edward
JAN 2l, 1882. [sO-2aw2wl L. ROOT Jr
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TT AND FOR SALE-Pursuant to a Deed of Trust
IA executed by William S. Overton, and duly recorded
in the Clerks Office of Chesterfield county, secure the
payment OF certain of money due TO William Dunna
want, shall proceed TO sell for cash. the premises
Friday the 10th day OF February next certain tract
parcel OF Land, lying and being in Chesterfield county,
about one mile below Goodies Bridge Immediately the
main road leading to Richmond and Petersburg and en-
tending back TO the Appomaox rvcrThis tract contains
about eight nine hundred of and about hun
dred and fifty OF which low grounds OF very good
quality: upwards of two hundred bushels OF wheat have
been seeded ON the premises during the last season The
improvements large brick house erected within
lew years past and all ouhouses necessary for large
amily such oversees house, negro quarters tobacco
barns, granares, stables, Sc Such title is vested in
me as Trustee will be conveyed TO the purchaser which
Is believed to be good. s. WOODBRIDGE, Trustee.
jan Il, 1882. 79-lawts
UJ'As soon as William Dunnavant allows me my lust
credits which am entitled the bond which he holds
oil mines | am prepared for settlement with him.
WIN. s. OVERFLOW
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Monsieur TOsnsOn

NNI ILL stand again the ensuing season at my Stable,
Wv fifteen miles from Jackson, twelve from Belieki
thirteen from Halifax, n. G. thiy-iivc from Warrenton
and fiity-sevcu south of Petersburg, Va. The season
will commence the first OF February, and terminate the
first OF July. Hc will be lei TO Mares Fifty Dollars the
season. which may be discharged by the payment OF For
tS Dollars within the season-AIares be insured at
sevcntyive Dollars; the insurance money will be demand
property chonged-One dollar will be expected TO the
Groom in every instance Large and extensive pastrage
sown in small grain expressly for Mares left with the horse
and separate lots for Mares and colts and board of
gratis Those sending at distance, if convenient, will
send servants with their Mares, that they may be
tended TO agreeably TO their instructions. Mares will
DO ed required with grain at thirty cents per day. No
responsibility Tor accidents escapes but precau
ton will be taken TO prevent them.
PEpIGREE-yN0nSietv T0ns0n was by Pacolet; no by
the Imported horse Citizens he by Pacoet OF England; he
by Blank; and Blank by the Godolphn Arabian, his dam
by Top Gallant; he by Gaatn, Gaatin by imported Bed
ford, sc. &cliis grandam by Grey Medley, imported
Oscar, imported Fcarnought, SC. SC. Monsieur Tonson
is the full brother of Sir Richard Henry and Champion
Sir Richard and Champion have proved be superior
horses and have never been beaten; the latter
sdered the most distinguished horse in the Western
try. Monster Tonson has made himself so well known
by his unrivalled achievements the Turf, render
all further notice unnecessary. Those who desire
more detailed account of his pedigree and performances,
are referred TO the American Farmer, volume page $780,
and also TO the Turf Register and Sporting Magazine for
January 1881 WILLIAM MOODY.
Mountforest, Northampton, Co. N c. JAM 81. S3-wiw
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N NASH FOR WHEAT.-Tho Subscribers wish 10 pur-
" chase about 5000 bushels ofprime Wheatto make
trial of the machinery of their new Mill.
Jan. %, 1882. [S2-6i] p. HAXALL s. co.
EOTSPUR will stand the next season in the county oC
q a GOuccstcr.-Seasont 10 commence the first of March
and end the first of July. Particulars TO be made known
hereaer-iospuri horse of the pures blood and Of
the most approved Virginia racing stock.
Dec. o. [67--w6w1 JOHN u. CHRISTIAN.
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~ oIJCEThe undersigned is DESTROYS of adjusting the
affairs OF his intestac speedily possible, and
therefore requests all persons indebted TO his inesate
make payment as he cannot delay the performance of his
duties He also takes this method Of notifying all persons
having claims against his nestae, his individual ac-
count or az security for any person persons whatever
to make known Ia him all such claims without delay This
notice will be plead in bar Of such claims shall moi be
made known within reasonable time.
RICHARD G. SMITH,
Admir- of VIM. Cunningham, decd
Nov. H. 56-Iaw f2t Late of Hanover county
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GNoNGRESS HALL, Broad,oay, directlv opposite the
~ City Hotel .Netc YOrk-The subscriber respe ctlu
y informs his friends and the public that he has opened
the above large aud central establishment, formerly the
National Hotel. He deems it unnecessary to dwell at
length on the advantages of location and spaciousness
accommodation The settle is well known and the house
on broadway as well as that Cedar street, having
degone thorough repair lie ventures TO pronounce them
to be unsurpassed in the city No expense has spar
ed in procuring stock of the best wines and liquors.
it will be his aim TO spread table supplied with all the
uxuies which the markets afford. His furniture, both
in Parors and bed rooms, has been selected with care
his great object will be 10 entertain his patrons the most
comfortable manner. Families travelling and private par
ties in the city at all times be furnished with apart
mensparlors and bed rooms contiguous each other or
JOHN NIBLO.
New York, July IL. Ppm
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- EMEDY FOR DROPSY.-Th Subscribers fac

EMEDf FOR DROPSY.-The subscribers feel a
pleasure in announcing to the public that they have
~ e possession and Tor sale at their Apothecary Store
King street, Alexandria, tried and inyaluabIe remeJ
or the above named distressing and often fatal
AS sale and convenient Hydragogue, its effects are al
copiously as an Alternative the equal action of
the vessels, and establishes the of the system and
merely secures the patient from of attacks
ne undersigned feel confident that in all where the
not caused by actual DISCRIMINATION the cure
will be
Inc confidence with which the Anti hydrophc pills
are recommended is founded experience in cases al
ready tried and upon the fact of their being the result of
genus founded upon science, and not of empiricism
Iwenty-iour oil the pills. in most cases, effect cure.
Applications from a distance must be post pad Ami
Giants VIII be furnished with the medicine FIVE dollars
box on their forwarding the money, and paying the ex-
pense OF its conveyance
WILLIAM LANPHIER & CO.
Alexandra, July I3. 2l-I2t
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~ Leonnrd Rnsher.

MI LeOHdTd BOSheT.
- iRAs you not nhabitant Of the State Of Vir.
- gina, you will please take notice, that shall by my
attorney, proceed to take the deposition Of William S.
Gauldng and others, at Maurice l.. Hobson's Tavern
Cumberland court house, Monday the Goth day Of Au
gust next between the hours Of 10 o'clock In the forenoon
and o'clock in the afternoon Of the day, and shall
continue from day to day, until all the dispositions
taken, to be read evidence in suit in Chancery
depending In the Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chan
Gerry Tor the county Of Cumberland, wherein plaintiff
and you DEFENDANT when and where you may attend
II you cause. MILLER WoODsON.
july ~ 20-w4w
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M ATCH RACE orer the Central Course for $1,000
~ dstae-Ihe celebrated mare .arietta, owned by
iessrs Johnson and Craig, and grey horse from Ken
supposed TO be equal in speed any horse i'm the
United S'aesD will match over this course on
as Saturday in August next, thousand yards for
asue nall forfeit The forfeit already deposited in
70 me order OF the Judges the judges to be selected
rom the Maryland Jockey Club. The celebrity of the
engaged in this race cannot fail excite great in
e'i anu Is supposed it will be great betting race.
y M SELDEN, Proprietor of the Central Course
Baltimore, 18th JULY 1892 o. =,
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United States Court, Eastern District Of
Virginia. RicLnlonh. .Man 1871 1872 {

A LIBEL having been filed in ls Court on behalf of
IA the United States of America, against one chest of
and the citation being returned executed the said
Tea-he said Libel stating, that the Schooner Ceres
vessel licensed TO carry the coasng trade arrived in the
District OF York River from Plymouth, in Massachusetts,
having on board the said chest of Tea aud other articles
OF foreign growth and manufacture and the master of the
said Schooner not being provided the time Of his arrival
with manifest OF her cargo and praying that the said
chest OF Tea may be condemned and sold forfeited.
Therefore, notice hereby given to all persons concerned
that the said cnest OF Tea will the first day OF the
term be condemned forfeited unless claim should them
dered that copy Of this order be published for fourteen
days in Of the newspapers printed in the City OF Rich
mond, and posted up for the length Of time at one OF
the outer doors Of the Capitol in the said City
Copy. Tese, RID. JEFFRIES, Clerk.
July 3. left
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IMPROVED MILL

For Grinding Grain, Plaster, Paints Due Stufs &c
I'D s. w G. JOHNSTON, of Philadelphia, having
HGs obtained letters patent for Improvement in the
construction OF Mills for Grinding Wheat Rye, and other
Grains, for Flour Feed, and for Grinding Paints Dive
Sus Plaster, SC. which may be worked
by horse steam, other power respectfully invites the at
tentien of the public.
Mills constructed agreeably this improvement do not
require one-haf OF the power necessary drive those
the ordinary size in ue more than half of the
expense to erect them; and will make good flour
much of it, the large sized stones The decided advan-
ages arising from tine practicabty of driving them by
light streams OF water where those of the size generally
used could not be driven and of working them seasons
of the year when it mpraccable from nsuicency
OF water to the large stones for general
use.
One OF the mills in operation (merey temporary
howeyer at the of George and Swanwick streets
which between Chestnut and Walnut and Sixth and
Seventh Streets, Philadelphia, where all persons feeling
an interest in important improvements invited TO cali
Letters on the subject addressed above, will meet
with prompt attention. G2l-3t1 July 90
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BY RITCMIE a COOK.

G The enquirer published week. gcncraly and
three times week during the session
Price, the same heretofore, Five Dollars annum, payable
vance, Notes OF shattered,
ceved The Editors will the safety of remit
ting them by MALL the postage all letters being
No paper will be discontinued but tho
Editors, until all arrcarages have been up. - -
OF Whoever will guarantee payment nine papers, shall
have the tenth gratis =
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
@ One less, insertion
~ No advertisement
Or assumed by person in this city onvrons.
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July 10.

NOTICE.-MRS. NELSON continues her boarding
" establishment the Capitol. Having reduced her
charges, the following will he her rates from this date
Board and Lodging for gentleman and his lady,
or for two gentlemen two ladies' in one room,
$3.50 per annum, each, paid quarterly $3.50 90
Do do. gentleman one lady 900 90
Do. for gentleman, without lodging $50 90
Do do children under IL years of age half price 90
Do. do. servants As 90
Do do. gentleman and his lady, or two gentlemen
or two ladies, per week. in a room, $50 each is 90
Do. do. one gentlemen or lady in a room 8 90
Do. do. children under IL years of age, and SER
wants 3 90
Do do. gentlemen and ladies, per day, with fire %
DO. do. do do. do. without fire 90
Do do chden under IL years of age servants half
price.
Do. do. dinners, 3s breakfast, 2s 3d.; tea &c
Is 81.
Livery of each horse, "a hours e. gals grain and rack
food,) so cents.
Extra grain, additional charge.
Carriage shelters furnished without charge
July H. 2O-3,SwiC
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july 81
NIR. NARTIN r. HATCHER :-rake notice. Cha

"R. MARTIN II. HATCHER Take notice. that
I'VE shall proceed 70 take the dispositions of Rice d
Montague and others ut the house Of the said Montague
in the county Of Cumberland Friday the oath of August
next; and the dispositions Of Francis Armead and Others
at the house oil the said Armisead in said county on Sat
uray the 10Th oil August next; and the dispositions
William Armstead and others, at Burr Mills in said county
on Tuesday the 2Sh Of said month"; and between the hours
OF eight o'clock IN the morning and six in the evening
each day. TO be read as evidence in suit depending
and undetermined in the Circuit Superior Court of Law
and Chancery for the county OF Cumberland, in which
am Plaintiff, and yourself and others are Defendants
MAURICE LANGHORNE, Jr,
July %. 22-w4w
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THNHE line OF four horse post coaches from Richmond
a Orange Courthouse and Charlottesville, via Louisa
Courthouse, now in operation, and will continue
twice week without fail-leaving Richmond at 4
o'clock, A. NJ on Wednesdays and Sundays and arrive
at Charlottesville Mondays and Thursdays by
Leave Charlottesville Wednesdays and Sundays, at 5
o'clock, a. NJ. distance by this line 81 miles. Leave
Orange Courthouse on Sundays and Wednesdays, and
arrive at Richmond Mondays and Thursdays at 5
o'clock, p NJ Stage fare TO Louisa courthouse S3-to
Charlottesville $5-to Orange court house s 50-all in
termedate distances cents per mile and night
Yelling. The public assured that the best horses
most experienced drivers will be constantly in service
every eXeroA make the line comfortable and exped
tous. Baggage at the risk of the owners.
Stage office at the Bell Tavern, Richmond, Va. Pas
sengers will enter their before O'clock p NJ Oh
Tuesdays and Saturdays
BENJAMIN T. HARRIS.
ELISHA JACKSON.
I.I.f
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THNO FARMERS-The Subscriber keeps constantly on
y hand supply Of R0neid Olive OH, suitable for
wheat machines &c which he will sell in quantities TO
sun purchasers at the lowest pieesOrder from any part
OF the country strictly attended to-
MUSCO J.. DAY,
Sign Of the Black Boy and Mortar Market SQUARE
Forsale above 25 barrels Tanners oil and no Heroes
Lamp oil, part Of superior quality NJ L. d.
'uy a. 22-d