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DOSaEsTHC.

mH' NooDHUfY.-A correspondent has replied 10
some sly n.nuaions Of thc Ineligcncer bv winch ,bai
Jgsniich PRINT attempts TO excite suspicion tlat MIR
Woodburys visit to The Southern naval stations has been
prompted by some sinister motive
Every who knows any Thing of fhe dnfesore Soc.
reafy OF ihe Navy, must Know iiat an n.pectioof The
naval stations navy yards and naval dcpos les one Of the
most important Former Secretaries have made sort oil
/orlai and paradGd display Of performing t,is dut,
with train Of attendants; but Mr. Woodbury. is one o.
those practical officers who is resolved 10 sec things will
his own eyes, and has therefore occasion for dat suite
which, il 10 bad been summoned 10 attend ho Secretary
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EsdeEI'EEs
. uucH ynr REMAiNs Ui,suNa. "
LOO ihe Vi. c@onl.Ie. ]

From the VI Cmonicc.l
TUE cur OF lNrEMPERANCE.
".Pr1B! GcdHi there blood upon thg bruH.n
No. Offer not the cup TO me,
wonld not sec it, now;
it, dark aud poisou'd hrim III fec,
It, guilt may not know.
Ihink'st thou hccuusc in youth I'm sad,
Aud bitter thoughts mine,
Aud life in sOmbro robe is ral,
That shall seek the wine?
What though INV cherished hopos are lod,
And now his heart IL scrc;
What though these eyes no more shall shed
The bitter scaldng tear;
What though Simoom's whitening blight
Hath swept il o'eT my soul;
Woull'st that cease to feel its might
by draining doep tho bowl?
WHY tempt the burning lips to taste
The poison lurking there:
WHY make this heart utter waste,
dwelling for dcspairi
What, VI this scotch'd aud icvcIed brain
Shall Wild with anguish grow;
Shall tho wiidoriug wiuo-cup lrain
To quench its fro? O, no!
Though crief hath sot her Cain like mark
Upon my youthful brow,
Anil e's bright To arc dark
Unchcoring in their glow;
Tho soul to wasting ttes prey
The child of misery,
Aul sorrow DER lUe'S rugged way
My oltiOn still shall be;
Though life hath little joy for me-
And friends ! loved are gone;
=. while brave this stormy sea,
feel that Pm alone;
Though lilo's pale slmmering lamp is dim,
And soon will set in night,
Tho nth blood upon ~ brin,
Shall mover Quouch its light.
mp oE my
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-04-23

NAMES RIVER LAND FOR SALE.--S0O acres Of
% and in the county OF Abemarc, about two miles by
water above the hourishing little village Of Sco,tsvie.-
About 200 Of the land river low grounds very
hne quality. The highland is also OF excellent quality
There is on this land large dwelling house, nearly built
but unfinished. VIM. Scott, living on the land will shew
IT 10 any person disposed to purchase. c. a. SCOTT,
Buckingham, Lib january, 1892. 76-2aMu
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HAMEs RIVER LAND FOR sALE.-I wish

HAMES RIVER LAND FOR SALE wish to
% sell my farm situated near Carersyille, In Cumber-
land county, consisting Of nine hundred and thirteen
hundred and twenty five OF which is river bot
tom Of the best quality. The high lands are much less
broken than are generally found The river, and in
rapid state OF Improvement from The application Of clio
and plaster Besides the advantages of the Richmond
market enjoyed by the farmers James River generally
my barn is not than mile from the Muddy Creek
Mills, at which, from 2j 10 10000 bushels of wheat are
manufactured annualyaud not much farther from Car
tersvethe merchants Of which place. are large dealers
IN wheat also. The terms will be accommodating and
may be known by application TO The subscriber
March ~. [106-w4wl FRANCIS II. JAMES
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THSHE subscriber offers for SALE once more hat vaiu-
4 able property called the James River Slate Quarries
to which is attached,a fertile and valuable small Farm,
with one OF the strongest mineral springs Of sulphur and
chalybeae below the mountains These Quarries contain
ing an neXhaus;ibe fund Of conessedy the best quail
ty OF slate ever brought the Richmond market and lying
Immediately on navigation, just sixty miles above that
market with many other advantages all others that
will hereafter be pointed out) well opened and len
IN prosperous operation for many years back not sold
privately before they will be offered the highest bid
der on the premises, p-the third Monday in May next
subject TO one lien that must then be provided ior-And
all other persons having just claims against the subscriber
are requested to bring them forward at that time and place
ior hnal settlement; at any the most distant, and
unable TO attend at that time and place before his dedt
as all brought forward after that time will be considered
held back with improper designs, and ibis advertisement
plead in bar against them The subscriber has no doubt Of
making such arrangements With all holding just claims
against him. TO enable him TO give very extensive crc
dit on The purchase. Besides which, TO encourage the
enlerprzing to engage in the purchase and make layo
rable conmcncemeut two hundred dollars for every thou
sand given for the property will be loaned such purca
SER But more on the OF particulars, that time
and place. JOHN NICHOLAS
" The Editor Of the Washington Globe give this
advertisement three nsefon his bin Rich
mond Enquirer Tor collection. J. n.
March 10. 1O3-wlds
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FHVHE subscriber offer Tor sale OF Land call
IA ed Edge Hill and Shadwell, lying the Rivanna
river within too miles OF Charlottesville; each contain
Ing $50 OF cleared and 500 OF wood land No part
OF the clared land is waste, all being either in wheat
or clover These farms in fine condition as to fencing
and heart, producing heavy crops--the buildings
are permanent and in perfect repair Indugen Gre
dts with be given. More detailed information will be
furnished TO those desiring to purchase application in
person, by letter addressed the subscriber near Eve
rettsvie, Albemarle. TIL. j. RANDOLPH.
April 10. 1ll-tlstJun
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YEH0WN PROPERTY FOR SALE-That most des-
M rabe establishment the late residence of Archibald
Taylor decd, comprising an excellent House and abund
ant Offices and two tu e land beautifully improv
ed, will b. sold public auction Premises on Mon
day the 10Th nsIeinS third cash the balance in
SIX and twelve months bonds aud approved security for the
latter payments the sale will take place twelve clock
a. NJ. THOS. II HARRISON
Administrators OF Arch bald TAYLOR
Dover, April 10Th, 1888. lids
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Sale Of S250,0oo Of Virginia State Stock at AUCTION
NoIICE is hereby given. that by virtue of the autho-
nty vested in me, by act of the General Assem-
bly, passed the goth day OF February, 1888 authorsng
subscription by the State OF Virginia the Stock of the
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Company, shall sell at pub
lie auctions Thursday the 25th day April next at IL
o'clock in front of the Virginia Banks the highest bid
der Tor cash, certificates OF State Stock, amounting two
hundred and hiy thousand dollars in certificates of
hundred dollars each bearing interest from the there
oil, at the rate OF five cent per annum, payable quar-
tory at tho Treasury of the Commonwealth the princi-
pal sum whereof will be irredeemable prior the year
1880 L. BURFOOT Trea of the Com,I 30
N b. As the act requires the certificates be issued
III sums OF 500 each, many will be printed on one
sheet as small, but distinct type will admit of
March IL. tlOl-tdl l.. BURFOOT, T. C.
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April 2.

IN Monday the 18th February the Stage Coach from
" Richmond TO Fredericksburg will commence run
nlng daily, and arrive the evening at Washington
City by the splendid Steamboat Sydney.--From Wash
ingon TO Baltimore and Philadelphia, the lines will COM
the same day Travellers from the North and
South VIII mud no delay. Il. PORTER s. Co
February 10 92-r
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PEDIGREE.

&SPRING AND SUMMER DRY GOODS.-BIN-
~ FoRD, Brooks & Co. are receiving and open
ing their Spring supply of Staple and Fancy Goods whic
will be very large and desiable embracing every article
in the Dry Goods line; the most of which have been
Gently purchased at the New York package sales
lion, for cash. They invite country merchants as well
as retail dealers 10 call and examine their assortment be-
fore purchasing they pledge themselves sell at very
small advances on prime cost
April 3. 1886,
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cIIY loINI STEAMBOAT HorEI-

CITY IOiNI STEAMBOAT HOTEL
BND" ARD PESCUD has taken that spacious and con-
EA venenl House atCiiy Point, know by The name of
the "SIEAM oAr HoTEL, aud is prepared to accom-
nodae the public IN such manner, lie hopes will give
satisfaction The House has recently undergone COM
pete repair; aud as the most OF Furniture FEDS sc are
entirely new and OF he best quality the Proprietor feels
assured that no one wi have regret calling upon
him His bar Is supplied with the best Wines, (Iham-
payne, Madeira, sc ana bis Liquors are as good as can
lie puclsse ed ia The adjoining markets OF Petersburg and
Richmond. lie ms a-subslautal aud commodious Hack
strong AID gentle horses, and careful driver ~ ore
need not be said land he will leave public to Judge
the tree by lis !ruit. Apnll II0-4t
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Spring Goods.

TENHE Subscribers have already IN store, between
III and 500 Packages of desirable Dry Goops-
ana they expect to receive very large additional sup
phes-eoth from their partner residing ia .Neto York
0y The regular Packets orriring from that City; and
from England direct by the Ships Tally Ho and lfadi-
son, nor due and daily expected
By the FIRST OF April, we will probably have in store
from TWELVE to FIFTEEN HUNDRED PACKAGES.
comprehendng large and general assortment of goods in
their ne all which, they take leave assure both Cifv
and Country Merchants, toi be sold by the package or
piece as low similar goods be bought any where i'm
this country, the terms and other things being equal
more particular advertisement will appear in the
of a fortnight, perhaps sooner.
f. & J. s. JAMES & Co.
March Is. I02-tf
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WNRESH DRY GOODS The subscriber has receiy.
d. ed by the latest arrivals from New York and Phila
dephia, large and well selected assortment Fancy and
staple Dry Goods, OF the newest styles, and at reduced
prices 10 which he invites the attention Of his friends and
the public generally, be is confident they will be sold
on as good terms as can be had in this market, by
THOMAS LEE,
nearly opposite Lewis Webb & Co., Main street.
April 10. II1--I2t
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81 o ICE. The subscriber offers for sale about 5000
acres OF land III the county OF Amherst and in the
vicinity OF Amherst Couri House and New Glasgow,
about twelve miles west of James River and the same
distance East of the Blue Ridge: The country is elevated
and pleasant finely watered healthy the soil good
resting on rich clay foundations well adapted TO the pro.
ducton OF tobacco, corn, smell grain and clover These
lands divided into different farms of them well
improved and will be divided suit purchasers the
terms viii be accommodating and possession given when
the purchaser wishes The subscriber be seen in
Richmond Tor about weeks-a0er that at Now Glas.
cow DAVID S. GARLAND
NJ arch 2. 97-wSwH
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T8VHE followIog capital slaops will stand the ensuing

FHNHE following capital Stations will stand the ensuing
"a
JANUS at CHARLoTTE CoURT House.
RINALDo with Major Rice, at FARMvGLLE.
BLACK WARRIOR ~ the COUNTY or CAMPBELL.
PEACOCK at Mr.. Travis BRoOcK's in the County
Of Charlotte, near MosELEY's FERRY.
WILDFIRE at Col VIM. WooDs's, in the County,
ALBEMARLE,
And GAsco1GNE near Petersburg.
Particulars in the bills.
Gascogpe will be let any thorough bred mare or any
breeder Of winner gratis Unexccpdonable testimony
will be required TO tho blood Of the in every in.
stance and the expenses Of any such mare from dis
lance ont OF the State will be paid
Janus also will be let he terms TO any Of tho
following mares;
Merino Ewc-Ariel-The dam Of Sir Charles Reality
The dam OF Clara Fisher-The dam OF Coier-SalY
Hope or her dam--Kae Kearney.
None OF these horses will higher than twenty FIVE
dollars dischargeabc with twenty f paid within the sea-
which will commence Valentines day February
40 and end on the day OF the month in july
Mares may be fed, If required with corn, twenty five
cents day, and charge will be made for servants sent
with them. The posturage Charlotte Court House
and Farmye is Of the fret quality very extensive and
well waered and the public may be assured that no at
tenon will be spared the part OF Mr. Caldwell or Ma.
jOr Rice. The other agents named believed 10 be
equally responsible but shall not hold ourselves liable
ior accidents escapes. Mares insured il requred-te
money be paid in every instance when the mare CO.
vered to be returned in she shall prove In oa
JOHN RANDOLPH Of Roanoke.
January %. S2-n
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A NEW LINE OF MAIL sTAGES.-The public
IA are informed that the undersigned Propretors es
tabiished on January Ist a new Line OF Mail ,tages
rom Lawrenceyile via Boydon aud ClAksville TO Ha-
IilaX, Notwithstanding in connection with Line
OF Stages which established by hem at the same
time from the Rail Road at Beied to Lawrence
VILE The Stages leave Lawrenceville and Halifax ON
the same days on Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays
resting at Boydon over night ny this the connec-
lion i unboken from tie OF Petersburg 10 Halifax
VIA the Rail Road to ueIEeld, Lawrencevie, Sc stu
dents going TO aud from Boydon College will find this the
most pleasant and direct route.
AVERY & TONPKINs, Proprietors
Feb 81. 08-G
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-04-23

M OriCE--Ihe undersigned Executors of the late
y Mrs. John Swami, OF Powhatan and as agents of
the egatees, will offer for sale the May court for the
county OF Isle OF Wight, two Land in said coun-
ty containing from six to egthundred acres: This land
II is understood, is mostly in woods, aud we'll imbered
The terms will be accommodating and made known at
the sale he subscribers expect to be in the Beighbor.
hood several days before the sale.
WILLIAM WALTHALL,
TIL. MILLER, Tx ors'
March 2. 9T-gI0t,
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IOTICE-was committed to the Jail of this county on
Ia 'he 18Th inst. negro man, who calls himself
says he belongs TO Wiiiidm DickGsOn of Ba
tan Rouge, Mississippi about wentysx years Of age FIVE
feet five and haIfnches high his right shoulder
said to be occasioned by dirk on his right foot
mashed The owner is requested to and take him
away, or he will be dealt with as the lapv directs
MICHAEL MOVERS, Jaior, Vyfhe County
January g. 76vyI2v
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los 81

NlS7AS committed to the jail of Augusta County Vir-
w GINA, OH The 18th day September last as Runa-
way, Negro Man, who calls himself UiiiiGn Jacbson
He is five feet six and helf inches high about 20 years
OF age, between yellow and black, has war little
above his left ANGLE, and complains of his left eye He
had on when committed, mixed woolen coat and pair
OF tow aud cotton Panaloon light calico striped vest
cotton shirt-all very much He talks very slow
sometimes says he is free and sometimes says he belongs
TO William Munioid, OF Norfolk.
January 8. 17i-wI2wS1 JACOB KJJRTZ T0;ye,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-04-23

ON THE CUTTING or STEEL BY SOFT IRON.
Extract Of letter to tie Editor, from the Rev Her
man D5gget:--
take the liberty 10 communicate TO you fact which
mas lately come tony knowledge, and which Judge may
be OF considerable 10 the mechanics and perhaps i'm
philosophy II may not however, be new to you.
Mr. Barnes, cabinet maker of this place. had occa
sion 10 repair croscut saw saw 10 be used bv two per
sons on very hard plate, which would require consdera
bic labor in tie usual way of filing He recolected bav
ing heard That The Shakers sometimes made use Of what he
called buzz 10 cutiron He therefore made a circular
P"e OF sheeton "a piece Of Stove ppe) fixed axis to
IT, and PINT 10 his lathe, which gave ii very powerful ro
mTy motion While in motion, he applied TO it a common
hie, TO make IL perfectly round and smooth but the file
YES cut 10 TWO by it, while received itselfno impression
Tic then applied piece Of rock crystal, which had dc
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-04-23

NOTlCE.-All person having claims against The Es-
~ tate Of Archibald Campbell, decd Of the city of
Richmond and State Of Virginia. requested to bring
them forward for payment previous to the first day Of
August next shall thereafter as possible paw
over TO The representatives of said Campbell or their
agents, the balance that may then be in my hands be-
longing said estate This notice will be plead i'm bar
against all claims presented after that date.
VIM. d. WRENN, Sergeant Cifg of Richmond
and ddmor If n. Campbell dec'd
Richmond, 29n March, 1888. 107-wst
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To those who know him, he haers himself that an as
surance OF dl2ence and attention any business coned
TO him is unnecessary and those who do not he sasf
Ell TO refer 10 any OF his numerous acquaintance in the
range OF his practice or elsewhere
GEORGE w. BASSETT
% Iansdowne March 26 1929 Jo7 oawa S-,s,r
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-04-23

NE ARKHAM s C0LQUIrT have just received a
1NH complete stock OF most excellent Saddery, and
have in their employment real rsate saddlers and har
ness Makers pay close attention themselves and will be
much grauhed by giving entire satisfaction to all who may
call Tor their services the Main Street. opposite Jaque
lin p Taylor. Ready made work hand, or made to or
der. flII-5u April I6
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-04-23

IobaccO Sieto and Fair IN CIarkesriHe
IFEVHE Tobacco Shew and Fair will take place at
Il Ciarkesvil!e, on Wednesday the 22d of May next,
at which time and place the subscribers who have enter
ed their names for the exhibition of Tobacco are hereby
notified TO attend. The prizes will be awarded by Judges
selected by the subscribers who requested at
Gainesville Thursday the Sd OF May to select the
Judges, according TO the rule. of the company,
SAMUEL V. WATKINS,
TUCKER DARLINGTON,
A. V. w YENABLE.
April ?. IO7-I4t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-04-23

a FIORNEY Al law. The subscriber, having OBJ
IA eincd lcence TO prac ise Law in tire ourts of this
Commonwealth offers his services Attorney in the in
leror and superior OF the Sposy ania
Hanover aud King William. III will also attend the
courts ~ Fredericksburg corporation and the inferior
courts oil aroi!ne. His office till further notice. will be
bis residence, within lhree mites of the own of Ere.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-04-23

The defendants Gideon Gooch and Ivry Johnson not
having entered their appearance, and given security
and it appearing TO the satisfaction OF the Court thal they
are not inhabitants OF This State On the motion of the
plaintiffs by their Attorney ii is ordered that the said de-
endans Gideon Gooch and lvry Johnson appear here on
the first day OF May Court next, and the bill fine
plaintiffs, and that copy of this order be forthwith in
serted in some newspaper published in the city of Rich
mond Tor two months successvely and posted at the front
door of the Courthouse Of this county
A Copy Teste, JOHN HUNTER, c. L. C.
March D. l00-wSws
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Sale Of Lots and TOton Property ia Ciarkespilie.
AEIlLL BE SOLD TO the highest bidder, on the pre-
w misses, on Thursday the Odd of May, ten Lots in
the town OF GAINESVILLE, also Registers Warehouse. The
Lots VIII be sold for cashmany OF them improved
The Warehouse will be sold credit of twelve months
The sale to be conducted under the direction.of
A. V. w. YENABLE,
TUCKER CARRINGTON
SAMUEL V. WATKINS.
Aprll K 107-14t
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I'm CHANCERY-YIRGGNt Louisa Comfy
ID Court February the ll,h 1893
Rowland Gooch, Pumphrct Gooch, John Stewart and
Mary his wife, formerly Mary Cooch, Pitts
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