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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-01-26
ChantiCiecr.

IUNH1S Thorough bred Stallion will stand the next sea
son. at MIR. Whitings stable, on Tanners Creek in
rough and at Suffolk, in the county of Nansemond The
season will commence the LIST of February and the
10th Of July.
Chantceer was bred by the late James G. Green, Esq.
ol Nansemond county, Virginia, oaed in 1926 Got by
Old Sir Archy out of Black Ghost he brood mare
her day. She was bredby DR.. Anthony Dixon OF Charles
CITY county, Va, got by Lighoots imported horse Oscar
ner dam PHI Box, by imported Panta0on, her grandam
gina, by Old Mark Anthony her z. e. grandam Polly
Byrd, by the imported horse Aristotle her e. e. e. gran
dam Young Benny Lass by the imported horse Jolly Ro
GER Out oil the Imported mare Bonny Lass by Bay Bolton
Darley,s Araban-Byerly Turk-TafIolet Barb-Place's
White Turk-Natural Barb mare.
have said that Black Ghost Of the best brood
mares oil her day. in proof of this, only state that
she was the dam of the following distinguished and
brood mares:-Genera Wynns Isabella, one Of the best
GERS oil her day. and dam OF Anvil the Turf and
nng with great credit-Columbia the dam OF Kate Ken
non-Meg Dods-and Miss Matte, that beat Col John
son Virginia Taylor last FALL mile heats, Long Island
All by Sir Archy, and full sisters 10 Chanticleer
Chandelier was trained when years old by James s.
GARRISON Esq but in consequence OF injury sustained
In one OF his feet when colt he only once in
that race though unsuccessful he with credit He
was trained again last Fall by Mr. Garrison but in trial
his foot gave way again. and he turned out In this
trial he beat both of his competitors.
lie VIII be let TO mares at 800 the season. $50 to en-
sure mare In foa TO be paid she proves oa
or is parted with; and dollar the groom in every
instance lie is brown bay with black NAME legs and
tall, upwards OF 10 l2 hands high Of fine form and great
power Persons DESTROYS of raising from this stock can
send their Isares to Mr. Writings farm Tanners creek
where they Will have the range Of good pasture gratis
and be fed on grain, if required, % day Ser
wants sent with the mares will be charged nothing for
board. Every precaution will be used TO prevent acct
dents or escapes, but neither the owner myself will
De answeraOle Tor any that may For WILLIAM
N, WHITING, Esq, HENRY BAYLOR.
January 8. 74-2awtlstF
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-01-26
Buckingham, lib January, 1882.

TO the last will and testament Of Thos Broken
bough, dec, offer for sale two story brick House and
Lot in the village Of Mount Sidney in the county Of Au
gusa. If not previously disposed Of by private SALE
shall offer the said property at public auction, the pre-
misses, on Monday the 18th day Of January next Terms
If Sale; One fourth Of the purchase money be paid
IN cash. and the balance in two equal instruments
months, to be secured by negoisGable notes with an
approved endorser, and deed Of on the property
Persons wishing to purchase may communicate with me-
by letter, post paid al This place.
JOHN W. BROCKENBRoUGH
Gciing Error Of Thos. BroekenbyOueh, dec
Richmond Dee. 49, 65-d
" The sale Of the above property will take place
as adverzed Due notice will hereafter he given Of the
time and place Of sale. BY THE EXECUTOR
January 10.
9Ihe saunon Spectator will publish Advertisement
of collection.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-01-26
January5.

kSlLVER HEELS is in fine health aud condition and
~ VIII stand the ensuing season al Capt Smiths stable
harIoue Court House, Va. Silver Heels was bred bv
Gov H. wright, OF Maryland he is a Medley gre
OF great muscle, snew and bone OF great
full 10 l-2 hands high, aud OF form indicating great pow
efs. lie was foaled the 10Th OF March, 1916 He was
got by Gov Oges Oscar, his dam (Pandora) was got nv
Co.Tayoes Grey Domede (and he by imported Medley
his grandam by Halls Union, (aso the dam OF Edelin's
celebrated mare Floreta his e. e. dam by Leonidas his
e g. 6. dam by imported Otheo, his <. g. &. dam by
Gorges imported Juniper his e. e. z. e. e. dam by Nor.
tons imported Traveller, his e. e. e. e. e. T. dam was Col
Idskers imported and celebrated Selma who was eo bv
the G0d0iphtn arabian, and herself fine runner
and That too, in this country Oscar by the imported
Gabrle his dam Vixen by imported edley his grandam
was Col iayloe's famous running Penelope, by old
Vortex; his dam by Ranter his z. e. e. dam by old
Gif, who was imported, and half brother TO the old
inpo ted and celebrated Cub Mare. GABRIEL the sire of
Oscar, was also sire OF Post Boy, Harlequin &c &c Sill
yer Heels, is thus seem is traced without flaw on the
dams sde TO Taskers Selma, by the Godolphn Arabian
All his progenors male and iemale) celebrated
Mage, at all distances but particularly in mile heats His
sire Oscar and his dam (Pandora) were capital
All the animals he traces record in the
can Farmer, and Turf Register, which works also rive
accounts Of their racing His own pedigree ia already
record in both, and by tracing the God Of the dsn
gushed animals he is deceRded from on both sides il will
he that he has nnumurable direct crosses nj
Selma and OF the Godo'phn Arabian Silver Heels has
been procured stock horse on account of the purity
his blood aud uDquesoned pedigree aud because Of
the large proportion OF Medley blood lac las in him bav-
ing more OF II than any horse living in Engl nd or Ibis
country. Can better be had for the various de
scendans OF old piomtde, and sir Archie Of Janus SAL
tram, Celer &c.2
Terms for his season, his performance upon the turf
&C., hereafter and in due time.
THO AAs p. RICHARDSON,
THOMAS r. HOGE,
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"A TEACHER WANTED-i wish TO employ as a
IA Teacher in my family young Gentleman Of GOOD
character and department., who is we'll qualified 10 teach
the Latin Language aud the usual branches of English
Education M person need apply who cannot produce
satisfactory recommendations. Application made in per.
son or by letter (pcs paid to the subscriber living
Jeiersville, Amelia county, will be attended to-
January o. ISl-I2t1 SETH W HOMES
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-01-26

TIT AND FOR SALE.-The subscriber offers for sale the
tract OF land on which he resides lying in the Green
Springs neighbourhood, the waters OF tie South ma
River and containing by estimation O5O acres
large portion Of this land is hrstrate low grounds and
being situated IN one OF the best neghbourhoods in the
state oilers great Inducements TO persons wishing to in
vest capital in that kind OF property.
Intending to move to the West the subscriber will sell
great bargain 10 the above land third Of the pur,
chase money being paid in cash. and the balance in two
equal annual instruments
Letters, on the subject addressed the subserbe New.
ark T. o. Louisa will be promptly attended TO.
THOMAS WASH.
November lS. 66-tai0ts
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NEW ADV ERTISEMENTS.


VUHE Copartnership OF the subscribers having expired
- the LIST inst, by its Limitation, and being desrou.
TO settle up their business possible they offer
their entire stock at prime cost, comprising large and
desirable assortment OF staple aud fancy goods, TO which
they invite the attention OF wholesale and retail purcha
opportunity favorable for obtaining their
supplies rarely occurs. H. NELSON s. co.
N. BIO person wishing to purchase the whole, or
large part OF the stock the terms would be accommodate
Ing and the house would be rented lease, by the
year Jan. &C. Ts2-2tw8t -
NHE following capital Stations will stand the ensuing
IL season:
JANUS at CHARLOTTE COURT HoUsn.
RINALDo with Major Rice, at FARMvIL1E.
BLACK WARRIOR in the County OF CAMPBELL
PEACOCK at MIR. Travis BRoocK's, in the County
Of Charlotte, near MosELEY's FERRY.
WILDFIRE at Cor. WIZ. wooDs's, in the COUNTY
or ALBEdARLE,
And GAsCoIGNE PETERspURG,
Particulars in the bills.
Gascoigne will be let any mare any
will be required to the blood of the every in
stance and the expenses of any such from a dis
lance out of the State will be paid.
Janus also will be let the terms any of the
following
Merino Ewe-Arel-The dam of Sir Charles-Reality
The dam OF Clara Fsher-The dam of Coler-Saly
Hope or her dam--Kate Kearney
None OF these horses will cover higher than twenty five
dollars, dschargeable with twenty, IL paid within the
son, which will commence Valentines day February
14,) and end on the same day of the month in July
Mares may be fed, If required, with at twenty five
cents day, and charge will be made for
with them The pasturage near Charlotte Court House
and Farmve is of the FIRST quality very extensive and
well watered and the public may be assured that
tenon will be spared the part of Mr. Cardwel Ma
yor Rice. The other agents named believed be
equally responsible, but shall hold ourselves liable
for accidents escapes Mares insured if requred-the
money to be paid in every instance when the is
vered to be returned in she shall not in foa
January 25 s2-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-01-26

HNOR SALE-A first rate Fire Engine ON tile bydran.
n lie principle, with horizontal chamber Of 20 men
power and capable OF carrying 1000 feet of hose She
was putt oil the best materials, and the most improved
Pan has been IN use but short time and is in perfect
order-tor terms OF SALE &C. apply 10 John w IIorner
NO AZ, Market ST., A. ~ Freeman No. 60, Market St
or TO Joel Bates Fire Engine Maker Drinkers ALL he
tween End and Front SITS, below Race ST. Phadeiphia
Philadelphia Jan. II. SI-2ts
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-01-26

MON, blood bay Stallion OF fine FORM by Nj adison
~ one OF the best OF the imported DioIned dam by
Potomac, another distinguished OF Diomed G. dam by
GImcrack will stand the ensuing season, under the i'm
mediate direction of Mr. John Fagg at Everettsve AL
oemae; GoTdonsvlle, Orange, aud the neighborhood Of
me Green Springs, Louisa. THOS. J. RAJ OOLPH
Jan. H. G7s-l2t] JOHN FAGG.
HNFfEEN DOLLARS REwARD-Len my house
U about the last Of November, my servant CHAR
LOl T. She Is dark mulao very stout and hkely %
or years old When spoken to she is easily confused and
has rather grum look She has many relations living at
Mrs Mary hlosbys in Hanover and Dr. Jos Mosby's of
Uoochland she also has sister Judge Carrs on the
suburbs OF the city. hink probable she is still
lurking about the city, the neghborhood of Dr. Mosbys
VIII give the above reward for rdelivered TO me- or
ten dollars it secured in any Jail in the State.
DAVID ANDERSON, Jr
January5. 73-2ayyu
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-01-26
RICAN0sD, VXArGLsLa, SATURDAY,, 1883
Public Sale ola most valuable Estate.

I'm Friday the LIST day of February next if fair or
on the next fair day thereafter, the subscriber will
oher public auction, the premises his estate lying
on the Pamunkey River, in the county OF King William
ms farm having been recently advertised and de-
scnoed IN the newspapers, further description here
deemed unnecessary The subscriber begs the public to
De assured that he is determined TO SELL and that the
farm will positively be exposed sale the day above
named Ii is seldom, indeed, that estate combining
many advantages is in Market and those disposed to pur
chase, are earnestly invited to attend the SALE Terms
which will be accommodating, will be known on the
day oil sale, and possession given immediately
JOHN w. HOOMES
Tappahannock, LIST January, 1888. 74-9,-
a CUMBERLAND LAND FOR SALE-Will be sold
~ ON the premises on the first day OF February next
II fair il not the next fair day, 1876 lying on
APpomattox River, and reaching the Guinea and Ango
la koads-abou miles below Rains's Tavern and good
stand Tor Tavern-n genteel neghborhood This Land
lies WELL with about hundred of low grounds and
suhcent quantity oil good wood landunder good fences
and would suit professional gentleman
Ierms-one two and three years credit with bond and
approved security, and deed OF trust the Land
cure the payment. JAMES ISBELL, admir-
Jan. l. C7l-tdsl Of Letcis IsbeI, deed.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-01-26
III ANAwHA LAND.-The proprietor of valuable

ANAWHA LAND.-The proprietor Of valuable
~ tract OF land lying the Kanawha River, near its
junction with the Ohio and contiguous to the village of
Point Pleasant is DESTROYS OF exchanging il for
fair valuation. The consists Of GOT acres mostly
bottom land and portion Of il in cultivation Ii has been
pronounced by gentlemen who have recently inspected it,
one OF the most valuable tracts the Kapawha Any
person who may be disposed to make the proposed ex-
change, Is requested TO address Major Lawrence Lewis
at Woodlawn, near Alexandria, d. c., giving a descrp-
ton OF his negroes and their prices.
December Is. 65-2awtlstMa
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-01-26

NOTICE TO FARMERS --GALLEGO Mills
IHNHE above mills will stop grinding ,r this season LEI
March next Those who have wheat to sell, will
day. p I 1Ev1I = gr s'''
'dn' - Si-f1stM.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-01-26

SALE OF LAND AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. to
~ decree OF the county court OF Hanover, made on
the 25th day OF December, 1892, in the suit OF Pate
against Pate and Others will be sold the first day of
February next if fair If not the next fair day thereafter
at the late residence Of Absalom Pate, deceased (whn
the said Pate resided containing about 2o6
also eleven remarkably likely Negroes. Terms of sale
The Land will be sold upon credit of and two years
the purchaser giving bonds with approved security to
carry interest from the date and Deed of Trust on the
Land TO secure the payment Of the purchase money
The Negroes will be sold upon credit of twelve months
Except for so much will be sufficient pay the costs
OF the said Decree and the expenses attending the sae
the purchaser executing bonds with approved security
carry interest from the date. COMMISSIONERS
January 8. 74-tds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-01-26

IEO farmers and others, who have wheat for sale we
= peg leave TO state, that Mills will cease grind.
lns l0F tins season on the 1st March next and Il will
Rooaoy be to their interest offer their wheat before
'"at unle II. B. HAXALL & co.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-01-26

Since these delivered Mr. Faulkner read the
Coumee om pn's Statistics which does not contain The
nai " the New York the ratification above
roaa resolution rejected that Couvonton sorvng
20 Tho State the right secede a ed number Of yelrs N
cngfatCd
tom and DE considered h rejection az conclusive, That my
Of
Convention actually Ad do-no 10 r3
they did The record costaned does not
single which tho rejection made IL might
that the question afasdy
sufficiently guarded by The very pasago have
been because by limiting the tight 20 sooedo TO opropys period
disclaimer
ousy otnet however
might have ben grounds slightest degrea
inconsistent w my Of She effect o. disqualification.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-01-26

- n. = 70 fOk SALE--ln pursuance Of a decree Of
- me County Court Of Caroline the undersigned Com.
nl5sloners named therein, will on tie second Monday in
At the Bowling Green SELL to tie highest bidder ,poo
credit Of twelve months light Slaves Of the estate Of Rich
ara ia"a'effo' decd JAMES 3. THORN ON
~, +. DICKINSON.
DV"HnB Oftcb, Jan. 10, 1888. 70-w41s
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-03-09
O yes! o yes! to Court then let us HE.
From the Providence Daily city Gazette.
CAUTION TO PARENTS.

A few days since, one Of ny little boys, after
eating a very hearty breakfast, was taken sud.
denly i'll; MAS at times stupid, and at other mo,
men's was convulsed with incipient spasms. He
continued to grow worse till about sunset, when
my wife informed me, that he was alarmiDgly i'll,
aud desired me to cone home Immediately. On
entering my house, found the boy nnder the in.
luence of raging fever, his pulse beat violently,
and now and then he manifested the most excru-
ciating torture. supposed that he was under
the influence of an attack of the scarIer fever,
and did not for a moment hesitate to call in our
family physician, DR.. J. w. Richmond.
The Doctor examined the boy, and reported
his case was one of those difficult ones, which In
children puzzle the ingenuity of the Profession,
and after having administered dose Of medi.
cine. left the boy, and said that he would call
10 the morning, BY which time the character Of
the disease would deveops itself. Surprising
that the sweet babe was not in danger, return.
ed to my business, but went home rather earliei
than usual, and to my utter astonishment and do
light, found nv little Bill" quite recovered,
sitting by the fire side, masicatins bit Of bread
aud butter.
My wife, with joyful countenance. exclaim
ed as l entered the door, the cause pf complaint
is removed, and to the downright astenishmen,
of all, produced an old fashioned cent, which the
boy had swallowed, and which the medicine Of
our excellent family physician. Dr. Richmond,
had brought up At the onset it staggered my
credulty, to believe the little fellow could have
got any thing of the size Of cent into his sto
mach, and nothing but its actual production could
have satisfied me of the fact. The boy-sweet
little fellow-has not vet recovered quite from
the exerton the experiment of swallowing the
copper coin cost him; but. thanks TO merciiu
Providence, be is rapidly getting better. "a
rents should be careful how they suffer their ut
tie ones to play with coin.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-03-09
NRw s.kmgEs Vol. K-Np. $500.

~ We are authorised to announce CHARLES
F. nERcss Candidate for the sulfages Of his tel
owcitizena, Ut the ensuing Congressional Election. for
the District composed Of The counties Of Loudoun,
Fsuquier end Fairfax.
W We are requested to announce SPENCER
MorrRoN BALL candidate represent the County
Up We are authorized to say that Col. JonN
a. WALLacr will be candidate for Congress- for the
District Of which Fauquier will form part.
~ We are authorized TO announce Major
AlnIsrEAn ALEXANDER candidate to represent the
Count. of Loudoun in the next Virginia Bouse Of De-
legates
~ We recommend Col. JOHN GIBSON, Of
Prince william, = suitable man to represent us in
the next Congress, from the District composed Of
fsuquer. Prince william, Stafford and Fairfax.
Bren,sville, Feb. Is RAsr voTsns
sr We are authorized to announce
DR.. ROBERT o. GnArsos. of stsford County, candi.
date to represent the Northern Neck District, in the
Senate Of Virginia.
" We are authorized to announce EDWARD
T. TArLoE Of King George, Is candidate to represent
hat county i'm the House Of Delegates Of Virginia.
T To the Voters Of Fauquier, Loudoun,
and Fairfx!-A Voter begs leave to nominate NATaA.
MEL TYLER Esq. of Fauquier County. for your suf.
frages in the coming Congressional Election.
A VorER Of FAIRFAX.
" We are requested to announce WILLIAM
S. DANIEL candidate for seat in the next Legs.
lature Of Virginia, from the County Of Fairfax.
EP GEO. T. Brown respectfully Of
ers himself to the Voters of Prince Georges County,
Mar, land, as candidate for the next sheriAaty.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-03-09
New Books.

vJVHIs day received. per Brig Token, and on sale by
i WM -. MORRISON
Lempreres Classical Dictionary, for Schools and AGA
DENIES containing every name and all that either
important OF useful in the original work-rst Boston
edition.
The Second Book Of History for Children and Youths
being sequel to the First Book Of History; by the
author of Peter Parey's Tales; illustrated by engra
wings and sixteen maps.
Conversations on the Evidences Of Christianity sdspt'
cd to the use of schools and families by the Rev. j:
1, Blake, A. NJ
The new American Orchsrdst, or an account OF the
most valuable varieties of Fruit adapted to cut'ya'
ton in the climate Of the United States from the Ia
ttule Of $50 TO $40; bv VIM Kenrick.
Grandmama's Book Of Rhymes for the Nursery.
A Compendium Of Astronomy, intended to simplify
and illustrate the principles of the science, and give
concise view Of the motions and aspects Oh the
heavenly luminaries; adapted to the use OF common
schools as we'll as higher eminares; BY John vose.
A. ~ late Principal of Pembroke Academy, and au'
thor Of larger work on Astronomy
.. Creation Of Archangels is the theme "-bn Youso
mar I
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-03-09

Contendng clients! see them toss'd and toss't
Like puss in blanket, paying all The cost
o yes! O yes! all this they should not mind
Aud do not. knowing Justices self is blind
The Law uncertain-trouble and expense,
The common taxes paid for common sense:
Uncommon mode, when men cannot agree,
Without the help Of some great L. l.. d.
O yes! o yes! to Court then let us HE.
And pay or get our reclining fore We die;
Justice decreed in all our earthly matters,
Is the best wav to 6Il our empty platters.
o yes! o yes! each Lawyer too must live
On cost and (ee-delightfrl to receive!
Cry then. good crier, loudly at the door;
O yes! ye Courts, sit now and evermore.
ANXIOUS CURIAE.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-03-09
New Boot and shoe store.

n WuIrE, having taken the store recently &C
D cupied bv S. ID. Ecson King street. opposite
the Mechsnlcs' Bank. offers for sale general ss'ort'
ment Of
NORTHERN BOOTS and SHOES,
and has made arrangements to DE constantly suPpied
direct from the most approved manufactures.
.4lSo,
made to order Ladies' and Gentlemens Boots and shoes
NJ the best materials and est fashions; all of which he
vii, sell on the most accommodating terms
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-03-09
Vuuse servants fOr Sale.

a FAMILY, consisting Of q Man Of about 80 to IS
A year. old, . prime carriage driver. oeier ard
dining room servant; his Wife, IS to 80, first rate
ehambermaid sempstress, nurse, &C; with their two
Children, Girls of II, and or 5.-woud be sold for
. good price only They are bright mulattoe'' Of
mild tsaeabIe dispositions, unassuming manners' and
Of eenteel appearance, and we'll worthy the notice Of
a gent eman Of fortune. needing such. They are a-
ce.d for ale for no fault whatever; but only because
~. owner has enough without, for bis own use, Of
les valuable quslities-.nd want: money. he sas
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-03-09
Office of the Chesapeake g. Ohio Canal Company,
WASHINGTON. Feb. 9th, 1883.

SN"S
NOTICE is hereby given. that an instament Of two
II dollars and fifty cents per snare, (beihg the 35th
ustslment every share Of stock in the Chesapeake
and Ohio Canal Company, required to be paid the
22d day of April next; further sum oftwo dollars and
fifty cents per share (being the 3eh instalment. on
the 4th day Of May next; further Of two dollars
and City cents per share beng the 37ih instament)
on the 18th day y! Nay next; and further sum oftwo
dollars and fifty per share (being the 3Ssh install
men on the 10th day Of June next; which instruments
must be paid to the credit Of the Chesapeake and Ohio
Canal Company to the Cashier other Officer Of e.
Their Of the following Banks, wig:
The Branch Bank OF the United States st Washington
Bank Of Washington. do
Patriotic Bank, DO
Bank Of the Metropolis, do
Farmers and Mechanics Bank at Georgetown
Bank of Alexandra, at Alexandra
INK Of Potomac, do
Farmers Bank of Alexandra, do
Haperstown Bank, in tiagerstown, Nd.
Branch of the Valley Bank. in Chariestown. Va.
And the Branch Of the Valley Bank 10 Lsssours' Va
ny order of the President and Directors.
JOHN p. INGLE,
Clerk Ches & Ohio Canal Company.