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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-06-28

I'm CHANCERY-VIRGINIA.- Rules, holden IN
n the Clerks Office Of the Circuit Superior Court of Law
and Chsncey Tor the county Of Buckingham the third day
OF June, 1888:
Samuel Sanders, Plaintiff
against
Thomas Sanders executor Of Samuel Sanders
and in his own right Francis Sanders, William Sanders
James M Sanders, James Purcell and Mary his wife, Tor.
merly Mary Sanders, Calvin Sanders, Samuel Sanders
Stephen Sanders, and Elizabeth Sanders, Defts.
The defendants, James Purcell, and Mary his wife,
Calvin Sanders, Samuel Sanders Stephen Sanders and
Elizabeth Sanders not having entered their appearance
and given security according to the Act Of Assembly, and
the Rules OF this Court, and appearing, by satisfactory
evidence that they are not inhabitants Of this country
ordered That the said absent defendants do appear
here on the rsi day Of the September Term and
s"er ,ne OIL OF the PLAINTIFF and that copy Of this order
be iohwith inserted in newspaper published in the
CITY OF Richmond for two months and posted
al me 'front.' door Of the Courthouse Of this county
copy Teste, r. ELDRIDGE, G. G. s. c.
June H. 10-wbw
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TN CHANCERY-vrAsfNix.-- rules held IN Me
IL Clerks Once of the Circuit Superior Court Of Law
and Chancery for the county Of King William the 4h day
Of March, 1888:
Susannah Wilkinson, Complainant
against
James I. Shadwick, admir- Of Judith Turner deceased
Charles Pgg and Nancy his wife, Keziah Quares Abner
Allen and Lvins his wife, Caty Shadwick wife of the
said James +. Sandwich, Judith Dugar, Benjamin f. Du-
gar, Spotswood Butler and Francis his wife, William H.
Dugar, Nelson Elicit, Temple Elicit and Reuben Lips.
comb and Ann NJ. Lipscomb his wife, Defendants
The defendants, Charles Pigg and Ann Pgg his wife,
not having entered their appearance and given security
according to the act OF Assembly and the rules
aud appearing by satisfactory evidence that they are not
inhabitants OF this Commonwealth, is ordered, that the
said defendants do appear here the first Monday in
June next and the bill Of the plaintiff and that
copy OF this order be forthwith inserted some
published in the City Of Richmond two months sue.
cevey and posted the front the Courthouse OF
this county. Copy-Teste.
BEN. CHRISTIAN, &C.
may D. 1l6-wSw
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NpoTEToURT sPRINGs-The former owner ;

NRUTETUUKT SPRINGS.-The former owner and
1B proprietor OF these Springs having this life
in accordance with request expressed in his last illness
they will be opened the present by the subscriber
his executor-The Boetou Springs are situated in Boe
tourt county, Virginia in healthy, popul,s and most
desirable NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 80 miles above Lynchburg
times week. particular and detailed description of
them has often been given TO the public and the bene
generally known, that the subscriber does not de il
ccsary torepea the offer renewed testimonials of
the other.
The charges will be moderate to ALL and to such as re-
main a month or longer, extremely i0,c.
The will OF Mr.. Johnston autborises his executors TO
sell these Springs at such time may be beneficial
10 his estateThe subscriber therefore, being DESTROYS
closing its concerns speedily possible offers them for
sale, and invites persons DESTROYS of purchasing TO com
municate with him, letter, directed 10 Botetourt
Springs, Va. The property il valuable and we'll
'he attention VI capitalists. JAMES L. ROYALL,
Elk Tor. Of Charles Johnston, dec
June Is. 12-wlsJ
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Mecklenburg, May 81.

NEGROES.--Thi to inform my former acquainsuces
and the public generally, that yet continue n the
slave Trade at Richmond, Virginia; and will at all times
BUY, and give fair market price for young Negroes
1--we on ShockG Hill, near the Poor house. where appl.
cation desired to be made Persons either In this State
Maryland or North Carolina, wishing sell lots of Me-
groes are particularly requested TO forward their wishes
70 me oy mail to this place; and ALSO persons living
RICHMOND, having one or for sale, will please in
form me OF the same, which will be Immediately attend
ed TO- Persons wishing to purchase lots Of Negroes
requested TO give me CALL keep constantly on hand
az ms place great many for sale, and have at this time
'he rise oil one hundred likely young Negroes consisting
OF boys young men aud girls among which are several
very valuable house servants Of both sexes and will sell
all tunes at small advance cost in lots 10 suit our
ehasers Persons from the Southern States, wanting 10
buy choice lot OF slaves will do well TO call on me ss
sha,' De able TO furnish them a. any me and gentlemen
10 me south or elsewhere, who may wish to commun.
cafe on ms subject, respectfully requested TO forward
bsir letters 10 me at Richmond, which will be duly at
tended TO- have comfortable rooms with iail attach
ca Tor the reception Of Negroes; and persons coming to
ns place TO sell slaves be accommodated and
attention necessary will be given to have them well at
tended to and when may be desired, the reception Of
the company OF gentlemen, dealing in slaves will con-
veneniy and ateniiyeiy be received. My situation IL
very healthy and suitable for the business.
Apni ~. lll2-wtlJ LEWIS A. COLLIER.
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NOTICE Is hereby given that the partnership hereto
lore existing between The undersigned, is this day by
mutual consent, dissolved. All persons indebted to The
concern, will please forward and psyother,vise
suits will be instituted: those who have claims against the
concern are requested TO make them known ss this notice
will be pleaded in bar all such are not made known
in reasonable time Col. Peter Guerrant by mutual
CONSENT " authorised TO wind up the concern and for that
purpose has the papers belonging it conded TO his
add management; and all persons indebted 10 the same
will please settle with him, and those having claims
1t, will make application to him.
HUMPHREY PARRISH
THOS. MASSIE.
Goocblsud, May 40, 1898. I-w4y-
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IVHNHE following Stakes now open, 10 be run for
IL over the Fairfield Course;
Sweepstakes for colts and FLIES, years old, TO run
next Fall Mee,Dg $500 entrance, h. E., mile heats
Tour or more TO make race close LIST August to which
are several subscribers.
Sweepstakes for colts and illies years DID, to run
next Fall MeeDg 800 entrance, h. f., mile heats, four
or more to make race, TO close LIST September TO which
are several subscribers.
Post Sweepstakes, free for all ages, Fall
meeting, SZO0 entrance,p two mile heats four
to make a race, to close LIST September.
Sweepstakes for colts and FLIES, then years old to
run Spring Meeting, 1885, 800 entrance b. mile heats
four or more to make race, close LIST January 1894
Sweepstakes for colts and fles then wears old 10
run Spring Meetings 1886, $500 entrance mile heats
four TO make race, close LIST JaDuafy. 1884
Sweepstakes for colts and fllies then years DID, 10
run Fall Meeting, 1885, $500 entrance, H. f., two mile
heats Tour or more 10 make race, to close LIST January,
1884.
Sweepstakes for colts and fles then @ years old to
run Fall Meeting, 1886, $500 entrance h. r. two mile
heats Tour to make close LIST Jan, 1884,
Produce Sweepstakes for colts and 6Iles be drop
ped spring OF 1884 to Spring Meeting 1887 800
trance, h. T., mile heats four make race,
close lat January, 1884, 10 which several subscribers
Produce Sweepstakes for colts and FLIES to be drop
ped Spring Of 1884, to Fall Meeting OF 1897 $500
trance, h. f. two mile heats, four 10 make race,
to close LIST January 1884, TO which several subscribers
Sweepstakes for colts and 6lcs then years old, 10
run Spring Meeting, 1881, 800 entrance, b. f., milo
heats four TO make race close LIST January,
1884, to which are several subscribers.
Gentlemen wishing to subscribe TO any Of the above
Stakes, will please inform
RICHARD ADAMS, Proprietor
June Z. 0-w8t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-06-28
From the Athenpum.l

CHRISTIAN NAMES OF WOMEN-(To Eprrn S.,
In Christian world MARY the garland wears!
kEhrccA sweetens II Hebrews car;
oluakers for pure PRscILLI more clear;
And the light Gaul by Amorous Nfsos swoar,.
Among tho lesser lights how Lucy shines
What mir of fragrance RosAaoSp throws round!
How like hymn doth sweet CECILIA sound!
Cf MARTHAs, and Of AsIoAiLs few lines
Have bfagyd IN OF coaJ house hold stuff
Should homely JoAS DO fashioned. But can
You BARBAPA resist or MARtAS?
Add IL not CLARA for love excuse enough
Yet, by my faith in numbers, profoss,
Those all, than Saxon EprrH please mo l,ss-C LAM
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POETRY ".
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TIE aaS 81 ES"g X6DRhss rs lis TSrss
YE nero Liliiputian. in h0igh, aud 10 gthi
s sS S. aaS OF s 0s Sss on s s
10 tyrants and Mona,ehs you never ouId yield
IIhOush dwaIdsh. aud ,9o"s,e, and dugy you be,
How valiso,y struck a, tall vlauy'. etestI
Your onsets, your battles, your skiimishes all,
The braves, nigh, da9nt aud the h'mest eppal
Aad kept dark soid GSso their split. we've past,
Like tho ron-elad warrior. OF Chivalrys day,
How grim, aud how roady to mix in the fray!
Xod wsdsed in close eoi1mn ia.incbly stand;
The The ,soa,eins of squad, you obey with respect;
Or Tim sergeant coOa the i isaa L, OF s saS s"
or Lieutenant Semi near kin TO the last,
or brave Captain Period, renown'd through tho ranks
Jake. caro- tina, his COMPANY properly TANKS.
Whichever it is there 10 no little fuss.
ysS' SssHs ss.s:s md
Your brace and your hyphen,, hold humble places
10 I.ber,y's uonches, the dread Canon. fiowr,
And send their fierce vengeance ,hro, country aud town.
He Heard din @ole 'sMais ;ssposioa sudden.
a i sss' isn and upright
nnaanehins,y brave both the press add the shock,
Wes! ,Ii9s. would sppsa. !hs long roll Of Fame,
Some sturdy and rough, others smoother ami thinner
or hit s5o"s s1s ea q nsa tho large and tho small
or clear Nonpdrel,+ aud OF Diamond. that hui
or agate. and Paragon. 7ert,s Gothic. and SerTx,.
All capable arm'd and for equpp'd,
Like the myriads that fockd tho Siege Of old Troy
Right and LETT, rank aud file, ye manruvIo, dcpoy;
In numbers moIo vast, and distingu shod in dress,
70 daIkon the chase aud defy any press.
But not in stern conflict alone yc seen,--
In splendid parade, on tho sunny gteen
" Poesy, often 20 rival in show
The New-York militia public rovew.
bow finely ye march throus tho fields of Romance,
Ger Hsory's plains how your brightly glance
Firm Pac'd and heavy, ye tread Lf,s's domain, -
Or cut many dasheS in Wits merry train.
Up the hills OF Dispute, how ye Chamber and pant,
With staturos so short, and with bodies 9 snun,.
An could we command, like your - and Blats,
YOUR Gaieses and Gieues and their hundred compecu,
Too great To forget, but too many o name,
How soon might we lead you to fortune and fame;
But lodgd In this village cantonment, ye wot
How little OF glory fall to your lott
But your species else where, from Maine Orleans
Shall body tho Timos Ia their change fullest scenes,
AND he tats detachment in glory shame,
Tho race Topographic is given to Fame
On dtill or 10 quarters, in line OF Dispersal,
lis ht that their grandeur DO sung and rehears'd,
they trumpet tho merits of all meath the sky,
Shaii they themselves rest, still untamd and in yt
Forbid II Parnassus-Typocracyc claims
Tho highest eulogum, from highest Of names.
Iaese are names Of Types.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-06-28

ENTITY DOLLARS REWARD will be given by the
subscriber for the apprehension, II found Of the
State Twenty Dollars If within the Saie of negro
named Harry who eloped about last July from his estate
He purchased years past from Fucber Of Rich
mond, whore perhaps he may be lurking His height
is about FIVE feet eight incbes-his age tbrty-hc has
downcast look, and his right foot out little
WILLIAM MITCHELL,
For Jane, Barbour, ".
Hampstead, Orange, Va, Jan. rs, 1888. s6-stid
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-06-28
May 8.
& Onn REwARD.-Rsn away from me ON the
~ AOO 9th june, 1893. EDWARD. aged Is YEAR

70 AVV 9th June, 1888, EDWARD, aged Is year.
dark complexion, inclined TO be round when
spoken to has down cast of the eyes, Of common height
and size. He has always lived in Richmond, and was
sold to me few weeks ago, by Mr. David Barclay of
Richmond, who has owned him for several wears. His
!aher Is named Solomon, who belongs TO Mr. William
kowett OF Richmond, and there doubt but Solomon
has been the cause OF his elopemcn and Mr. r. has
employed his father drayman in Richmond for
years, he has acquired considerable acquaintance with
the crews OF vessels sailing this port, and from that
quainance, have doubt he will endeavor to get him
oil 10 the North on vessel. 1t is thought that he
may nave got away OF the following schoones that
sailed on that day from Rchmond the Effort or George
wheaton Tor New York; and, in that he should get
any vessel and be returned by owner
or some person who may act agent for the vessel
VIII pay the above reward, $500, any person whose
evidence may be the means of obtaining a verdict
Tor damages against the of the vessel who
may be found guilty; but he should get of without the
knowledge OF the master Of the vessel them for his
to me- by him. or any person acting under his
the law as 10 plead for damages will be renaushed by
me- For the apprehension OF Edward within the limits
OF this State, and his delivery me, Richmond or Sc
cured In some jail so that get him: will pay $50 re
ward. II he should get out Of the limits Of this State
VIII pay $500 reward. to any person who will inform me
where he is provided get him, determined to be at
any trouble expence that may be necessary in obtain
ing him, provided he should be taken out of the limits OF
THIS State; any person knowing where he is will
please forward me the information by mall to Richmond
Gentlemen living in the Northern States who are willing
to support the rights Of the Constitution Of the
Ing States are respectfully to notice this aver.
osement: LEWIS A. COLLIER.
June IA l1-wf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-06-28

ME second session Of the young Ladies School Of
Il Charlottesville, will commence August LIST. Terms
OF tuition for months in English branches $l6 French
Italian and Spanish languages SIS each. Miss II. W.
boohby will give lessons the Piano Forte $I5 and
in Drawing and Painting at $40 per session of months
The school will be taught in house recently erected for
the purpose which will combine every requisite for the
comfort and convenience OF teachers and pupils The
ladies' engaged in instruction., congratulate themselves
upon the continuance Of Mrs Keys cooperation with
them-Ihey will reside with her, and her house will be
open for the reception of those young ladies' whose
may wish TO place them under her care.
Terms OF board, including fuel, washing, sc. for
months $50 Scholars may be entered for months
by paying half Of board and l5 tuition in advance
Early applications from those who wish to reside with
Mrs Kelly are requested. Board may be obtained in
other families. II. C. STEARNs, !
M. l.. STEARNS, ! ins'ruc'resses
References to Messrs. A. Garrett, o. Morris, John r.
Jones Drs Cooke and Carter, Tho J. Randolph and T.
w. Gilmer, Esquires.
June Ia. 1l-wtlA
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I'm OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Chesterfis Id Coun.
II ty Court, May 18th, 1888:
Chastan jackson and Martha Jackson, infants of tender
years. who sue by their father and friend Peter H.
Jackson, plaintiffs
against
Christopher b. Cogbll, William Smith, also William
Cogbi an infant of tender years. by the said Christopher
d. Cogoiii' ms guardian ad Item, Defendants.
The defendant, William Smith, not having entered hi.
appearance and given security according the Act of As.
sem6y and the rules of this Court and appearing to the
Satisfaction OF the Court, that he Is not inhaban of
this Commonw eahOn the motion of the paipif, II ia
ordered that the said defendant do appear here on or be-
lore me second Monday in August next and answer the
Dill OF the panls and that copy Of this order be forth
with inserted in some newspaper printed the city of
hchmon lor eight weeks successfully, andanoher copy
posted at the front door of the courthouse of this
Copy.-Teste. LAWSON NUNNALLY d. z
May24. 5Iwsw
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.UBLIc SALE OF VALUABLE ROANOKE

H0CDLIG Sale oF VALUABLE ROANOKE
II LAND-The Subscriber having positively deter
mined TO move TO the Southwest FALL will sell on the
premises to The highest bidder Monday 18th day OF
nugus. next iar not the next fair day, his Tract
Land situated in Mecklenburg county on the south side
oil Roanoke river six miles south of Boydon and twelve
miles below GAINESVILLE containing Eight hundred and
hrteen Acres-Eghy Of which creek and
bottom. The upland is Of excellent quaty-we adapted
produce OF the country 100 bushels of Wheat
De sown 10 advantage the ensuing this estate
wmch Is within one mile OF AN excellent Manufacturing
lour mlii On the tract is comfortable, convenient
Dwelling House, and necessary out houses Many other
great advantages might be enumerated, but it is deemed
unnecessary great bargain may be had in this land
Tor Negroes or Cash, if early application be made Other
wise will be sold on the day above mentioned to the
highest bidder Terms One third OF the purchase money
cash, the balance in two equal, annual payments The
land Will be shewn by my brother, John Y Taylor living
within three miles Of the premises or myself.
GEORGE L. TAYLOR
Mecklenburg, Mayer 7-w,ds
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M NOR LEASE OR SALE-on Mondav ,he On, in.,

HSOR LEASE OR SALE-On Monday the 24lh inst
lying near Powhatan Court house, and containing 2Ia2
acres will be leased for five years, upon the most ibe
raj terms, or will be sold (f lease cannot be eAectedA
with the usual privileges To enable the public 10 form
something like just estimate OF the value of this farm
(Which has been greatly underraed) take leave to state
hat SZoo bushels OF wheat "a hhds OF tobacco and 800
bbis oil corn were made the in the year 1929
and that 13 hhds OF the very inferior crop Of last wear
have just been sold for 1233 49, There are now seeded
upon The farm 29O bushels of wheat and l45 bushels of
oaslS0 in corn and 10 acres in tobacco vet
the largest field remains in pasture.
AT the same time and place, from TO 400 bis of corn
and good wheat machine will also be sold
wish to purchase, for my own use 100 slaves in fani
lies, iu proportion OF whom, (ay thirds must be
efficient hands GEO TAYIOR
Horn Quarter, near Hanover Court. house
June Z. e-w,d.
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BY the Lieutenant Governor of the Commonwealth of
pirginid.
A PROCLAMATION

having been represented 10 me by Drewry PEN
nington, Esq, Justice Of the Peace for the county
OF Meeklenburg, that certain Henry F. Wall was, on
the Ord ins fconiously murdered by William H. Ben
fora oil said county, who subsequently, fed and is now go.
ing at large: Now, therefore, l. Wyndham Robertson
Lieut. Governor acting in the absence of the Governor
reward OF One Hundred and Fifty Dollars, to any person
or persons who will apprehend and convey 10 the ai OF
ecklenburg county, the said William H. Benford; and
do moreover require all officers, both civil and military
and request the good people of the to use
their best exerons to apprehend and the said vii.
nam H. Benord in order that he may be dealt with as the
law directs.
Given under my hand as Lieutenant Govern.
or, and under the lesser seal of the said Com.
lSEAL] monweah at Richmond, this 1lth day OF
June, 1888
WYNDHAM ROBERTSON
The said Benford is. by profession, wagoner-is be-
tween 20 and 80 DID, stout built about five feet 81
eight inches high dark hair and beard with BLACK
full face and rather Of salow complexion.
June IA. 1I-uh
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By the Lieutenant Governor of The nmon,reaIh =
Virginia.
A PROCLAMATION

Virginia
PROCLAMATION.
having been represented to me by the County Court
IL OF mddiesex, that PHIL, a negro man slave, the
property OF Robert Heay OF said county who had been
committed to Jail to be tried for the murder of Sam also
the property OF Robert Heay has made his escape and
Is now going at large: Now, therefore, Wyndham Ro.
6ertson Lieutenant Governor acting in absence Of the
Governor from the seat Of Government have thought fit
to offer reward OfOne Hundred Dollars to any person or
persons who will apprehend and convey the Jail OF
Mddesex county the said Phil; and do moreover re.
qlre all officers both civil and military and request the
good people of the Commonwealth TO use their best ex
eruons to apprehend and the said PHIL in order
that he may be dealt with according to law.
Given under highland, as Lieutenant Governor.
SEAL] and under the lesser seal of the said Common
wealth, at Richmond, this IL tn day of June 1899
WYNDHAM ROBERTSON
fhili !. between nineteen and twenty years of age,
very black, has full head of hair generally combs il
up beiores not TALL but made has small scar on
ms right cheek is knockkneed and of his legs
In more than the oherhad when he made his escape
pair OF double yarn trowsers and coarse cotton
srt no Jacket or hat-was hand cufed and had trace
chain locked round his neck which he had on when last
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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-07-29

The venerable Bishop White, Chaplain to the
first American Congress, although far advanced
IN years, enjoys excellent health. We frequent
ly meet him in the streets, especially on the Sab
bath on his way to one of the many Episcopal
churches of our city. No man is more beloved
in this community -none shares in more emf.
nent degree the respect and admiration Of all
classes Of society. The common expression as
he passes, is-there goes truly good man-one
whose future fate the best Of US might be willing
10 venture. He also still continues to Officiate
at marriage ceremonies, CONSIDERATIONS, &c: and
indeed is still anxious to lend helping hand
to every good work that is attempted.
Phiiad. Ing.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-07-29
OOA.

LYMAN REED & co.
Commission Merchants, No. 6 South Charles y
BALTIMORE, MD.
nEVOTE particular attention to the sale Of UOOI
IL Letters, post paid, asking information respects
he Wool Market, will receive Immediate sttenO'
L. r. & Co. have leave to refer to
Tiffany Shaw & Co.
Daniel Cobb & Co. Baltimore
Samuel wyman e Co.
David Boyd. Frederick, Nd.
G. w. Rutter & Co. Uniontowu, Pa.
Zane. Pentony & Go. Wheeling,va
Isaac Hof. winchester, Va.
Allison Owen. Cincinnati. Ohio.
Russell & Mathews, Evansville, Ohio.
J. Armstrong & Son. AaysvilIe. Ky.
Leisly Combs, Esq. Lexington, Ky.
I LS'r e ~s = Anderson, Louisville, KY
apr 2-1eow6m