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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-08-16
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The creatures at his dirty work agan."TIe Globe
yesterday is occupied with long, abusive, inper>
tnent statement concerning personal affairs which,
like the rest of the publcd in the same Journal i'm
tended 10 bear upon the Bank OF the United States has
evidently desked up for the Presidents particular
use The Cabal TO think ,lat he be made
wollow any thing Convicted OF having forced upon him
string OF gross sehoods and mrepre
ing the affairs OF the Bank, they appear think sai tie
impression Of their wickcdness in that particular TO be
enced by fresh batch Of equally unphncped msrepre
semaons OF private affairs The President is hoped,
has more penetration than TO be thus made dupe and
Gully Of by caba OF and uuprinciped nlguers.
Standing our preserved rights" which are invaded
hy the lbel'crs for the Globe into the
ne spaper arena discuss private affairs. We shall
merely, in general terms, de flare, that though there II
much shadoto OF truth in two points OF The article
i'm the Globe TO disclose dishonorabe breach orust in
some who has the books Of The Bank Of the
United States at Phadeph, the article is false in many
particulars, and calculated 10 produce impression alto
gcber false Asasample OF its facts II perhaps sufficient
10 two Of them: protesting tOslaie The amount
lately received by G. & S. account OF printing The State
Papers which exceeds the truth by one huHdred PER cent
the other, protesting TO state the amount heretofore
ceived by them printers 10 Congress, which udnscends
the limits OF tru n bg tJCO hundTed per cent.
IL is true, stated in the Globe, that we have borrow
ed money from the Bank 10 carry our business. is
false that have borrowed money any other tfu
business principles; that have not renewed and pil
interest debts other creditors have done utt
the full payment Of the debt is not secured beyond ho
each Of accident In borrowing money 10 on Our
business, have exercised only the common night oil
every citizen.
A. 10 tho loans OF Enoney by The Bank 1t is per-
haps due The government OF that institution 70 @ae, That
when heretofore sought aid from IT, to sustain ne against
tho heavy which this Establishment unierw ent
in 1928 o. that aid was positively denied aud that "
not until engaged on public work, through 'he
Kindness OF the Houses Of Congress, and with ic s"
probatou Of General Jackson, that money was 1aneH No.
~ IN carry on business. When the counlenance n
The Government lowered upon us, did that Of the BANS
when i, bdghieaed, and not MI then the Bank was feaoy
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vHVIIE FREDERICKSBURG LAW SCHOOL will re.

FMVHE FREDERICKSBURG LAW SCHOOL will re-
III iis session Monday, the 4tb OF No.
vember next, and will continue ill the latter end Of
March The Of instruction will he as heretofore
by daily examinations in the text books which have been
selected, with appropriate references and explanations dur.
ing the examinations, and sometimes by lectures. The
text books employed in the School Chiltys Black
stones Comm Cruises Digest, fuckers Comm. and
Kenps Comm. " is also recommended TO the Virginia
Students that they should provide themselves with Tales
Digest the Supplement TO the Revised Code, and Robin
sons Practice. The price Of instruction will be sixty
dollars the session. 10 he paid in cash before admission Ia
the School The Students Of former sessions invited
TO participate In the exercises Of the ensuing session Ev
celen accommodations may be had by The students in
fredericksburg upon very reasonable terms. say from
$40 10 $2 so per month, exclusive only Of fuel and wash
ing The whole expense Of living will probably fall short
oil SO the session Those intending become students
will please appso Of their before the School
commences. They will be supplied with text books
dnced prices, u In due lime am informed Of their wish
that should procure them.
JNo. TAYLoE LoMAx
Aug y 27-1 Nov
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Am Tuesday the 18th day Of September next will
" again offer DungeDess for sale, TO the highest bidder
upon the premises, this plantations lying James River,
thirty three miles from Richmond containing eight hun
dred hundred OF which low grounds. The
Land far cleared is OF excellent SOIL lying remark
ably level Upon the farm there is variety OF fine fruits.
The Improvements snch as will accommodate toerabIy
large famy.--TERMs one-third TO be paid Civ
ing possession, which will be the 1 day Of January
next; the balance in two equal annual payments. The
purchaser may have the privilege OF seeding wheat.
WILL In the time, proceed TO prepare the land for
that purpose. consider IL as healthy situation any
James River there has not been single Of
sgue or bilious fever on the farm for five years.
July 49, I23-tds1 GEO. WOODSON PAYNE.
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ny RITCHIE & COOK.

a The ENoURER published twice week, generally and
of
Price, the bcc,ooc Five DoIas payable d
OF banks (ony) will be
oevsd The Editors will tho safety Of remit
mall all letters paid
will be Of
Editors, all arrcaragos been paid up.
90 Whoever will the OF nine papers, shall
have tenth gratis
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
No until either
o assumed bv in this city environs
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.Messrs William q. OUerf0n, and Samuel Ouerfon,
and Mrs Elisabeth L. Booker, tcido,C and relict NJ
Parham Booker. deceased, formerly Elisabeth l..
Ouert0n:
TUNAKE notice, that shall take the dispositions Of Ber
u nard Seay, Dudley Seay, Samuel Burton, Allen
Burton, Allen letter. r Rodophl Jeter James Hlsman,
William T. Eggleston, Thomas Pride, Austin Seay, John
TONNES, (M. F) and others, at Chniqnepin Church,
the county of Amelia, Tuesday the first day OF Oc
tober next commencing at 10 o'clock in the morning OF
that day. and continuing from day day. until Friday the
fourth day OF the month, unless finished, to
be read evidence in suit in Chancery, depending in
the Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chancery for the
county of Amelia in which you plaintiffs, and myself
and others defendants.
Yours, SC. CHRISTOPHER FORD,
Executor of Christopher Ford, decd
August 9th, 1888 29-w4w'
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Sln DOLLARS REWARD.-Srayedo or stolen from
AO the Commons on Church Hill, on Sunday the 1lll
July, light Bay Horse, 10 hands l inch high, five
years old hind feet wte works well in harness, ro,s
rather short The above reward will he paid Tor the
covery OF the horse and detection OF the thief vedol
lars and reasonable expences for the horse alone.
August o. [27-3t] A. b. SHELTON.
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u To the Creditors and Heirs Of the Iafe Nrs Mann

W To the Creditors and Heirs of the late Mrs. Mary
Rdndoiph, decd, Of Amelia county prginid.
FUNAkE notice that shall Friday, the 9th day OF
- September next, at my residence in this county,
proceed before commissioners duly appointed by the
~ Court OF Amelia, TO settle up my administration
OF the estate OF the said Mary Randolph Decd far
the proceeds OF the said estate has my hands
the payment Of debts and distributions among her heirs
perly authenticate for payment TO the
before the 9th day Of September next, that this notice will
be plead in bar OF payment of any claim presented
before the said 9th day September, division
assets remaining in my hands, will take place among the
heirs the said day. WILLIAM EGGLESTON,
Administrator of Mrs. Mary Randolph, deed.
Amelia county, July 10, 1888 22-td
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n AND FOR SALE.--By virtue of deed of trust,
ii 4 executed by Robert Scott and Eliza his wife, TO The
subscribers trustees for the benefit of David G. Will
as, assignee of John aud Coleman Jeiss bearing date
the Goth OF August 1928 and duly recorded in The Clerks
Office OF the county OF Lunenburg, will! be sold TO the
highest bidder for cash, the premises Friday the
18th day Of September next tract Of land, lying in
The county OF Lunenburg, on the waters Of Modest
Creek adjoining Hungry Town, containing by estimation
S24 acres, large portion of low ground and bottom land
Acting as trustees, will convey such title only as is
vested in SUCH though the title is considered
questionable. EDWARD r. CHAMBERS,
EDWARD L. JEFFRISS,
August 49, [2S-tds] Trustees.
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Il AND AND NEGROES FOR SAL

AND AN ID NEGKOES FOR SALE.-Pursuant 10
decree OF the County Court Of Hanover, in the
Of Hazegrove. Sc. against Garrett, &c. shall Com
missioner. Friday the 9th day of September next,
fair not the first fair day thereafter Sunday excepe
at Benjamin Hazelgroves Tavern, in the said county OF
Hanover proceed SELL public auction the III
part Of the Land which Pleasant Tyler, died. seized
and possessed; which said land sold by William ".
Tyler and Martha his wife, (he said William w. being
Of the children and heirs OF the said Pleasant
to James Hazelgrove deceascdAlso, three Negroes
of whom very likely the property of the said James
Haze lgrove decd The negroes will he sold for cash.
the land upon credit OF twelve months the purchaser or
purchasers giving bonds with approved security, bear
interest from the date, well Deed OF Trust upon
the same, the better TO the purchase moneySo
the requisites of the sale complied with, pos
session will be given ii. G. STREET, Comm'r.
August q. 26-tds
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EDOOrS, SHOES, Sea. Nj. HATCH s. Co, manu-
acturers and Wholesale dealers in Boots and Shoes
lao, Water Street, New York, have hand extensive
assortment, which they will sell liberal terms-anong
which, are
10000 pair mems thick pegged brogans
$4,000 do. do russell do do.
10000 do. do. thick do shoes
$500 do. boys do. do. bIogans
1000 do. do. do. do. shoes
10000 do. mems kip do. biogans
1000 do. boys do. do. do.
5000 do. mems do. sewed do.
1000 do. boys thick and L. s. b. shoes
1900 do. mems fine calf sewed boots
1000 do. do. do do. pegged do.
500 10. do. seal scwed do.
500 do. do. do. pegged do.
1000 do. do. do. nailed do.
1000 do do. thick pegged do.
500 do boys do. do. do.
10000 do. women's leather sewed s. peggsd shoes
5000 do DO. do. do. do boots
1000 do. ladies' morocco walking shoes
1000 do. do. do. boots
500 do. misses do. do.
500 do. do. do. shoes
1000 do. ladies' lasting boots
500 do. do. do. walking shoes
5000 do. do do spring heel slip,
5000 do. do do. do. do.
1000 do do morocco spring do. do
5000 do childrens do do. and leather boots:
ALSO,
1000 reams wrapping paper
200 nest seal and hair trunk
100 wool hats.
N. B.-Orders will be promptly executed, and with
care.
New York, August 1st, 1888. 27-St
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H.NOR SALE-The well known tract of land in the
n county OF Buckingham, lying on Hunts Creek, six
miles from the Virginia Mills the same distance from
New Canton, and sixteen from the Court House, CON
ing by survey 1909 acres, adjoining what is called the
Gold Mine Tract Hatcher Tudol and others: also, our
right in the Gold Mine Tract il is thought that the
right is fully invested in We therefore solicit all who
may be concerned in mining, TO examine for themselves
the indications good better than any other in
this part OF the country, although several mines work
ing in the neighbourhood 10 the benefit OF the owners
The land suitable for corn wheat and tobacco
situation
The sale will certainly take place the first day of Sep
TENDER next upon the premises IL fair il not, the
fair day. The made known that day.
by the Legatees of William Allen, deceased.
D Tho Washington Globe New York Evening Post will
publish this
office for collection (7-uD July A.
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Buckingham. July 27.

IMPROVED STOCK FOR SALE have Tor sale
b eight nine Bulls, from Is TO 20 months old, by a
half Durham short horn Of the stock Of j. H. Powell Of
Pbiiadepha, Of my fine Hereford cowoi The stock
imported by Henry Clay, Esq, which he selected in Eng
land deep nkershus combining The two rva breeds;
and FIVE six by Of MIR Meade's fdvoe stock.
Application to he made by The LIST day OF October next to
me, or in my absence, TO Mr.. Hargrove, my manager
JAMES NJ. NORRIS.
p o. Poindexters Store I.onisa co Anp.1 27-I2t
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II AND AND NEGROES FOR SALE.-In obedi-
IL ence 10 decree Of the Circuit Superior Court OF
Law and Chancery for the county Of Henrco, in the suit
Robert Scott against David &. Williams and others, l
shall the 18Th day of September proceed to sell at
public auction, the premises, to the highest bidder for
cash. two tracts OF Land, lying in the county OF Lunen
burg, much of them will be sufficient TO satisfy
the decree Of the Court the tract being the land
which Robert Scott resides, called Hungry Town, suppo-
sed contain 3i3 acres the other adjoining that tract
tanning 900 acres, being the residence OF DR.. Richard
May. Those tracts OF Land particularly
described in Deeds Of Trust executed by Robert Scott
to Trustees, for the benefit of David G. Williams record
cd in the county court of Lunenburg.
will also, at Hungry Town, on the same day, sell to
the highest bidder for cash. six Negroes and their in
crease, Gf any, HENRY N. WATKINS,
Commr, appointed blythe COuto sell the said property
August l3. 2S-tis
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N OrICE.-Was committed TO the Jail OF the City OF
III Richmond, on the sixth day Of May last, runa
way, (he owner unknown,) Negro man, who says his
is Charles Day, and that he is free man; was born
aud raised in Alexandria has free papers, and says that
he had any Charles is about 20 years old five
feet inches high, OF dark copper color, well set no
net round about and pantaloons blue cloth ves he says
his mother free before he born, by Mr.
Boadwae Methodist pre- achcT; that he has worked tor
Mr. G. Neal, (vhen he Mayor Of Alexandria,) and
that hs knows him to be free; it lie is runaway, his ow-
required forward property pay charg
and take him away he will be dealt with as the law
directs. DAVID WHITE, Jailor,
for William ID. Wren, Serg't Richmond.
August IL 2S-2m
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August 6.

EDErERSBURG RAIL RoAD.-Ea,ly in August
n next the Rail Road will he opened for Transporia-
ton between Petersburg aud BIakely the Roanoke Ri
yer, distance OF 60 mes Planters and Merchants
informed that the arrangements of the Company Tor carry
ing storing all kinds al produce and merchandise Of
The ample kind Large brick warehouses are rapid
y erecting Beleld and Bakely and there is large
and conodious warehouse in Petersburg for the recep
lion OF produce. FROM To engines be started ha
from Bldkey, capable Of carrying 10 Petersburg in
hours FROM 600 700 bales OF cotton, 1870 10 100
hogsheajs OF Tobacco-Every thing will be carried
the Rail Road under aud well secured against the
weather.
The Company have provided Steamboat and Lighters
to be placed the Roanoke aud have made arrangements
with Mr. j. III. Crockett 10 receive Produce. and deliver
Goods in the Basin w edon Produce and Goods will
also be carried TO and from Halifax.
Travellers informed that daily Line OF Coaches,
carrying the Southern Mail and Passengers. will run
the Rail Road; and those wishing either North
South will meet delay either at Halifax or Petersburg
Persons wishing go north by The James River viii all
ways find in Petersburg regular conveyances 10 join the
Steamboats,. There will also he several b. anch Lines OF
Stages, connecting the Rail Road with the interior Of ~
Carolina HENRY ID. BIRD,
Avg. 9. T27-sJ Agent Or Transportation.
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Angus, 10.

Hy LOOMSBURY FOR SALE,--Fhe subscriber being
DESTROYS quit farming, will sell great bargain in
BLOOMSBURY, near Orange Court House the Farm
which he resides, cou'ani0g between 1900 aud 1000
acres This be ,uiul aud valuable Estate lies miles be-
low the tor House, at the base Of the mountain, both
sides 81 Re turnpike road the buildings the north sde
about acres cleared well divided into convenient
hcidsS 9th water in eac aud all in excellent order for
faruS with large proportion OF valuable meadow land
the ince in good wood land, generally well tmbered-
The Dwelling House, snd every Out Houses that neces
city or convenience require in good order Also
Barns Stables, &c. with Wheat Machine built this
year There is fine well in the yard with bydranis
venen,y arrangedindeed, it would not be too much 10
saw that is OF the best watered farms in the country
There beautiful and productive garden, attached
to the dwelling good orchards and great variety Of fruits
oil The most valuable kinds
Those who want Farm, in complete order, as plea
SAINT residence in agreeable neghbohood. invited
to and and Judge lorbemselVes For terms, APP
ply John Metcalie Of Fredericksburg, ThomssT John
WILLIAM QUARLES.
Orange, 9Th Aug, 1888. 2s-d
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TuNEN DOLLARS REWARD.-Absconded,G GEORGE,
n who sometimes calls himself George Campbell
nQeteen years old of rather bright complies ion, spare
made, and should Judge, about feet or 10 inches high;
he worked for the two last years the Petersburg Rail
Road, with KNOX s. Hale. George has been absent all
the yearand from his account has been TO Gouces
ter, Norfolk Petersburg, and different parts OF the
OF the Rail Road, aud lately returned 10 this City from
dressed stability, in dark cooured clothes, and without
hathe is intelligent and arIiul, and may be well
welldressedThe above reward, and all reasonable
pences will be paid his delivery me, in the City oil
Ric hmond he has probably procured free papers.
August 9Th, 1888. T27-S1 AMOS LADD.
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II AND AND MILLS FOR SALE-Inending TO re-
n the State OF Kentucky, offer for sale my
Farm which now reside, also my half Of Ddde and
PeytOn's Mills, the Rapid Ann river, adjoinng-The
Farm contains about four hundred acres; is in good
state OF improvement; sixty in red clover and eight
in timothy; one-third of the land is in WOOL part very
heavily timbered. The soil is OF the character of that
range of red land passing through the counties OF Orange
Albemarc, Nelson and Amherst, justly celebrated for
its fertility and susceptibility OF high improvement by
clover and plaster of ParisThe Dwelling House is
modous-the houses within the curlilege all
venient and we'll arranged The garden contains two
of ground asteully laid out, and we'll furnished with
choice fruit, vines and shubbery.
The situation would suit lawyer who wished 10 COM
bne farming with his profession: from its proximity to the
courts OF the adjoining counties, being within miles OF
Orange c. H., l3 miles Of Madison, and 6 of Culpeper C..
H.; IL Is near the stage roads leading 10 Charlottesville
and Fredericksburg, 30 miles from the former and 35 from
the latter No place can be better watered heal
thy than this resided here for &c years. and in
time there has occurred OF bilious fever,
ague and fever in large family OF blacks and whites.
Upon the Farm is barn and machine for threshng
whcaof the kind used and approved in this part OF
the country. The price of this property shall be mode
aud the time and manner OF payment accommodating.
The mills and upon the improved construction
consist OF mill for manufacturing flour, having pair oil
burrs and pair OF cologne rubbers; mill with
pair of stones mill and mill for grinding plaster o
Paris AIso another Tract Of Land within miles OF
Sanarlsvile-nesr the Swift Run Gap road containing
435 acres. LAW. T. DADE.
Sylvan Lodge, goth June, 1888. 15-u
VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE-sOO acres
v James River Land; 200 OF which prime River
bottom; the high land OF excellent quality, and is well
hmbered; the neighborhood affords the best society, and
is very healthy 1t will be offered TO the highest bidder
on the premises the Goth August $4,000 10 be
paid the 18th September 1884 the balance to be paid III
two equal payments that il, half The day OF sale
aud the other half the 18th day OF September, 1885
/ will also sell my Grst Mill, Rock Fish River, IN
the county Of Nelson, the junction OF said River will
James River; il is one OF the best situations for Mer
chant Mill aud Store in the upper country.
/ Also situation for Water Works James River, al
the Seven island Falls-fo l5O head OF feet may b'
had and for irng additional sum IL might be raised TO
feet there are 1870 acres Of well mbered Land altache,
TO This property, which is in Buckingham county.
CHARLES a. SCOTT.
i Buckingham, July 81 25--fds
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IN CERY-yIReINIA.-At rules holden IN
the Clerks office of the county Court of Louisa, at
the Court. house, the 7th day of August 1888:
Robert Dalton, administrator OF Arthur Robertson, de-
ceased, aud admir-. Of Peter Crawford, deed. Puff
against
winny Robertson, Betsey Robertson. Anne Robertson,
Mnyard Robertson, Croca Robertson, Polly Robertson,
Nancy Robertson, Cassandra Robertson, Davy Robertson,
Laz,na Robertson, and Massa Robertson, Elizabeth
Crawford, Eliza Crawford, Beverly Crawford, Peter
Crawford. George w. Crawford Reuben Crawford, and
William Crawford, William Dickerson Peter Dckerson,
Elizabeth Dckerson, Richard Dickerson, James Dicker
son, Martha Dickerson. Sarah Dckerson and John Dick
erson, Defendants
The defendants, Beverly, George W., Reuben and Will
liam Crawford, and William Dckcrson, Peter Dckerson,
Elizabeth Dckerson Richard Dickerson, James DECKER
son, Martha Dickerson, Sarah Eckerson, and John Dick
erson having entered their appearance and given
rity according the act OF Assembly, an! the rules Of
this Court. aud appearing by satisfactory evidence that
they are not inhabitants OF this State: is ordered That
the last named defendants do appear before the JUS
of county Court of Louisa. at the Courthouse,
OH the first day Of the next November Term OF said
Court and the Bill of the PLAINTIFF and that
py of this order be forthwith inserted in newspaper
printed in the city of Richmond, Tor two months
svely and posted the door of the Courthouse OF
said county.
A Copy. Tese, JOHN HUNTER, elk.
August I6. 29-wSw
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HhR. w J. EPPES, having located himself at his mo.
y TIERS, in the county Of Buckingham, respectfully
tenders his professional services 10 the public.
August2. 25-u
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II VAN LEW s. SMITH have just received by the
eE ship Equator, and other late arrivals direct from
Liverpool large and general assornen, Of Hardware
Cutlery and Saddlsry. August IL. 2S-3t
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August 4


VALUABLE Ian DED ESTATE FOR SALE.-In
" conformity 10 decree OF the County Court of
Amelia, we, the undersigned, Commissioners, three OF
US appointed by the decree aforesaid, will proceed sell
on Thursday the 10Th day OF September next the tract OF
land in the county OF Amelia, Appoma,ox river be-
he name of Morven The said tract Of land is situated
on the river adjoining the Stony Point Mills contains
about 500 acres with the necessary buildings for taking
care OF crops good barns houses, &C., and is well
adapted 10 the growth OF corn, wheat, and Tobacco
There belonging this tract about 80 OF wood
land OF very good quality and conveniently situated aud
about forty acres of bottom and bauch land of
ccent quality.
The land will no sold to the highest bidder upon a
dit of anil years, the purchaser giving bond:
with approved security for the purchase money The IL
tie will be retained ill the purchase money is paid
JOHN WILEY,
WIN. GREEN,
THOS. WILEY,
ALLEN JETER,
JONES WOOD.
August 10. 2s-2aw2~&wid