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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-07-02

IN he subscriber is DESTROYS selling the farm ON
which he resides 1t is situated the Rivanna River 10
miles below Charlottesville, and from main West.
ern stage Road. This farm contains eleven hundred
acres oil Land about 500 OF which cleared and mostly
IN high state OF Improvement On this farm about
z2o 10 go acres OF low grounds of very superior quality;
TINS plantation is situated in bend of the river as 10
are OF the very best kind; very large and convenient
dwelling house but recently finished kitchen meat house
&c &c also barn rs feet by so, conveniently
with basement story stables &c., also threshing Nj
chlne nearly new; tobacco houses quarters and all
other necessary out houses This esteemed one of the
most beautiful and healthy situations in the county
Also another Farm situated on the opposite side of the
river, containing about the same quantity of Land 800
acres cleared about 200 of which are fat Lands of the
best quality large portion OF which is admirably adapt
ed 10 meadows this place is also in rapid i'm
provement; on this farm extensive bed OF
projecting above the surface, within hundred yards
oil the rver and may be rendered valuable either for i'm
proVement oil the land, raising Lime for sale; the i'm
pFovements on this place also good.
lhe Mills are situated the Rivanna River which
separates the two plantations has pair of Burrs
feet and gnds annually from 20 TO 25 thousand bushels
sections in Virginia; the River has very recently been
improved, and promises permanent navigation at all sea.
sons Adjoining the Manufacturing Mill Grist Plas.
ter and Saw Mill building anew, and will be finished in
e" weeks III this property is sold separately from the
ARM there VIII be 80 OF land attached TO it, Per
sons desous oil purchasing have il divided TO sit
thelr views, e. Either OF the Farms or Mill will be sold
separately from the other. Terms liberal Unless sold
by The 10Th September this property will be of market
JOHN r. CAMPBELL,
June H. tI0-wsw*1 99Jydf' Tavern. Ain 90
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$Iu image oil tho whole with the hand hoe
- on The one hand; whilst, the other, his late
oJfn Is not yet laid by, and his grain requires cutting
From HE pressure OF the and tobacco the grain
100 often literally moved down and shocked about the
held IN still more hurried and slovenly manner IN he
bali destroyed by winds and rains. Throughout the
months OF July, August aud September not a moments
respite IS eAoyed The tobacco crop has to be gone
more than dozen times in the laboious operations OF
ping succOring wormng, working, cutting, png re-
moving 10 the houses and curing The small grain must
he hauled up aud stacked and when the nj
the weevIl leave no other alternative the wheat is got
ten out aud carried 10 market The fodder SOON has In
be secured, and this on just with the cutting
OF tobacco During the other three months of the
year, the better securing of the fodder, the gather
ing ana housing o. me corn, and the sowing OF the
next years crop OF winter grain, leave no leisure time
TO the poor planter. The Tobacco, although housed
must be closely watched; the latter CUTTINGS cured
ana then commence Tie tedious operations of striking
Stripping asserting and bulkng away Besides these
conflicting objects OF attention. there are many othefs
that demand the and attention of the planter Tbo
whole circle OF the year Of hustle and toll in
which tobacco claims constant and chief share No
time be devoted to the planting of fruit AMI ornaen
tai uees-io ditchiDgceaning up waste and recamino
CALLED potsmdkiDg and spreading manure on the grain
heIds-deeP and careful plougmng sowing clover and
pasieror providing comfortable shelters for stock in the
winter The dwelling house, yard and garden ncosures
and all the out-buJngs often tall into decay for the
want OF some ttog repairs which the crop hands might
make they had time. The plantation soon looks toUer.
ed and slmost desoategaIled and quilted hill sides and
sedgy, binary fields show themselves in every direction
The profits from the destruction OF one plantation e sp-
piled TO he purchase OF another and OF more negroes -
The new one II put in charge Of overscer on shares
who soon brings 10 greater stefilty and dcsoaiion
lsin this way that most Of the best lands in Virginia have
been brought 70 their present condition, and have been
then deserted ny the desuoyefs.
But tie existence Of negro slavery aong NJ, bas in
great degree Influenced the mode OF DESTROYING orr lands
anu hastened Vie accomplishment. ~ former times the
eXaclIons OF The master only limited by his cupdy
In is repoct favorable change has taken place Our
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May %

I'm ERY-V1RGINIA-In Hanover COUNTY
a Court, April oath, 1888:
Benjamin Hazelgrove, Josiah Hazegrove William Tho
mas, and Susan his wife, who Susan Hazegrove Will
liam Hazelgrove, John McGhee, and Caroline his wife,
VINO was Caroline Hazelgrove, and James Hazegrove,
plaintiffs.
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IN CHANCERY-VIRGtN1A AT Circuit Supe-
"a ror Court of Law and Chancery held for the county
OF Accomack, at the Courthouse thereof Wednesday
the 10th day Of May 1888
Thomas c. Maberry and Joseph o. Pollard, Merchants
and partners, trading under the firm Of Maberry Poll
lard, Pitts
Against
Philip c. DOnley William Parramore, Jr and Levin
Core, Dens
his cause came on this day, and being heard upon the
Bill and answersof the defendants, William Parramore Jr
and Levin Core, and appearing the Court that The
said Philip c. DOney is nbabitant OF this Common
wealth and cannot be served with the process Of This
Court-it is thereupon ordered by the Court that the said
defendant Philip e. Doney, enter his appearance 10 this
suit on the second day of the term of this Court and
give security for performing its decree and that copy
OF this order be forthwith published in the Richmond En-
qureT and another copy thereof be posted the 'front.'
door Of the Courhou Of Acconac country and be con.
tinued for two months excessively. Copy--Teste.
June u. [ll-wsw] THO. II. JoYNES, C.S. e.
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IN CHANCERY-VI RGINIA.-At rules holden i'm
IL the Clerks Office OF the County Court of Charlotte
on the 9th day of May, 1888:
Elizabeth Falln, administrative OF William Fallin de-
ceased, pI,a
against
william Hames, aud Samuel r. Hames in his own
right and the same Samuel II. Hames as curator and ex-
ecntor oil william Hames the elder, deceased, Dens
The defendant, William Hames not having entered his
appearance and given security according to the act of As
sembiy and the rules OF this Court and appearing to the
satisfaction OF the Court that he is inaban of this
state on the motion OF the plaintiff by counsel it is order
ed that the said defendant William Hames do appear be-
tore the said Court the first day of August Court next,
and consider the plaintiffs BILL and give security for per-
forming The decree of the Court aud that copy Of this
9rder DO inserted in some newspaper printed in the City
Richmond Tor two and posted at the
front door OF the Court House of the said county
Copy-Teste.
wINSLow ROBINSON, Clerk.
Nav IL So
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against

Elisha Garrett and Jean his wife, who was Jean Hazel
grove Charles Hundley, and Nancy his wife, who was
Nancy Hazelgroye Martha Hazelgrove, and Mary Pot
ter and Caiharine Potter children of Lucy Potter who
was Lucy Hazegrove; the said Catherine being an infant
under The age oil twenty one years, by Philip b. Winston,
her guardian al litem, Defendants
This day came, as well the plaintiffs the defendant
Caharine Potter by her guardian ad Item aforesaid by
their counsel, and the bill and answer OF the said de-
PENDANT being filed; and the other defendants not having
entered their appearance and given security according to
he ACT oil Assembly, and the rules of this Court and il
appearing TO the satisfaction Of the Court that the are not
Inhabitants oil this countryOn the motion the plaintiffs
is ordered that the said defendants Elisha Garrett and
lean his wiie Charles Hundley, and Nancy his wife,
Martha Hazelgrove and Mary Potter do appear here on
the rst day OF July Court next and answer the PLANTING
SAID Bill and that copy of this forthwith insert.
ed In some newspaper published in the City Richmond
Tor two months successfully and that another copy be post
ed at the front door OF the Court house of this county
a Copy. Teste, PHILIP b. WINSTON, c. H'C.
May %. 6-wSy
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I'm ERY-VIRGINIA.-In Louisa County
"A Court, May ii, 1888:
William Henry Sims, and Newell Edwin Sims in
iants and Eliza Ann Sims by Newell Baker their ne
friend, plaintiffs
against
John Sims, jr., Garland Sims, Executor of Benjamin
sims, decd, and David Richardson Defendants.
The defendant, John Sims, jr not having entered his
appearance and given security according TO the act
Assembly and the Rules Of this Court and il appearing
10 the satisfaction OF the court that he an nhabi
tan oil this State, the motion of the plaintiffs by their
COUNSEL IL s ordered, that the said John Sims r do ap-
pear before the Justices of court at the
on the second Monday in August next and answer the
plaints bill; and that copy of this order be forthwith
inserted in some newspaper published in the city Rich
mond Tor two months SUCCESSFULLY and posted at the front
door OF the Courthouse OF this county
Copy. Teste, JOHN HUNTER, C. l.. C.
June H. Swow-
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a AND AND NEGROES FOR sALE-Bv virtue of
~ Deed Trust executed by the late Smith Payne of
buckingham, and recorded in the Clerks office OF said
county ana pursuant to decree of the Circuit Superior
Court oil Law and Chancey holden for the county afore-
said the undersigned trustees of lhem WILL on Fri
day The 9th day OF July next sell the premises TO the
highest bidder seven hundred and acres land:
hatporon on which said Smith Payne lived w.
ing west OF the New Canton and Gainesville road This
land oil which about sixty creek and branch bot
TOMS under proper system OF husbandry would be soon
very productive. The Dwelling house is a large one ::
The other buildings are ordinary Mr.. b. NJ. Payne or
the Executor living the premises will shew the land
or impar promptly any information to those DESTROYS to
purchase. "
IERMs-A credit Of one, two, and three wears The
purchaser executing bonds with persona! security for the
hst payment, will be ALLOW edhe trustees retaining title
m the whole OF the purchase money be paid, or taking
lien on the land.
GEO. wOODSON PAYNE,
WALTER l.. FONTAINE. trustees.
At the same time and place shall SELL for cash TO the
highest bidder the remaining Negroes of said decedens
estate-seven in number-of which three a man, boy
and girl, are unusually likely,
III the day OF sale above advertised be bad said sale
VIII take place on the first fair day afterwards
GEO. Nj. PAYNE, Er'Or. Of s. Puyne dec.
Hhdy o. 7-wtd
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-; IT, dBIc gown OF The "mighy Wesl''-fha
SiIy iahu OF imagined mama, and OF milk and honey
Dung The ten years, from 1920 1890 the increase
population and late of increase will be seen from the fol-
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Nav 10

N NCERf-VIRGINIA-Ata Superior Court
OF Chaneery held at the Capitol, in the City of Rich
mond for the Richmond District the 10Th day Of Jan
airy, 1881
Thomas Jones, Pltff
against
Elizabeth d. Jones, adm'x. of William JONES' decd.
who was admir- with the will annexed, OF Thomas Jones'
decd, and admir- of VIM. Jones, who was admir- of
Mary kagsdale, decd the William Jones' and Eliza
beth his wife, Margaret Jones, Alexander Anderson and
Rebecca his wife, Martha Williams, Ex'x of Charles
Williams, and the said Martha, Xxx OF Amey b. Jones,
decd, Defts
by consent OF the plaintiff and the defendant Elizabeth
d. jones' by Counsel the Court doth order that the re-
port OF Commissioner Wilder made pursuant the order
oil the second day July 1929, be recommtted the
same Commissioner and that he report statement of such
payments as may have been made by William Jones in
his lille me TO the plaintiff and the other distributes or
by the defendant Elizabeth d. Jones' the ath of the
said william, and of purchases made by the plaintiff and
the other distributes at the sale OF the of his esa
tor and by like consent, leave is given the plaintiff to
amend his BILL without delaying the trial of the cause or
paying costs, or issuing process, which amendment
was accordingly made.
Copy.-Teste, RIB. BAPTIST d. c.
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III N CONGRATULATIONS Circuit Supe-
n ror Court of Law and Chancery, held for Mecklen-
burg county at the courthouse thereof the 18th day
of May, 1888
Thomas JONES' PjtG
against
Elizabeth d. Jones, adm'x ct ais, Dts
by consent of parties by Counsel il is ordered that
Commissioners William C. WALL do execute the order
made in this the goth January 1884, instead of
Commissioner Wilder whom the was re committed
and that he make report TO the Court stating specially
such matters may be deemed pertinent by himself or
may be required TO be so stated by either party.
Copy.-Teste, RICHARD b. BAPTIST, d. C..
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We should be glad something THAI tho initials Of th
name OF the author of he following uncommony spirited lines Nhie
ar9'm IN the London Athcu~um.-N y, ~. Post
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-01-17
Ptfsu'eoRto, J4pnatp l.. liz

:
lic<s,, Edita,f--Therc has been LATELY accom-
nlis',ea IA oth uei .hbnarhtl 80 enlcrp.Ls q 50
1luch llnh,c tilv and Of such siicccss.ol exeau.
ton lnni am ~ hopes you can spare Ipofa. 49,
Yolr useful and wlac'y circulating papef. tor a brrl
,,.rnlint al II Every successful cuiefplsP, connect
el with = Ihhr accommodation is nOthay enm
ncrdahr tt is intrinsic Dcrit, bni il Is al pHn
II valuable itor, thu Stimulus which il anfosslrly
anil naturally imparls to the whoe csH,-ra -
and the present enterprise viii IN Il e.'aEft la 80
degree draw thc public alienton to gz..n
centrally nlee'5 viii most eulpabe inl|Ii fedz=--
mcan the improvement of the co7uas ~ s47I
rosds ami bridge
plnt5H, H,idge, across etdnaan tscr con.
arcliae tie Gainphtll a4d ilati y 1,ore8 was 81.
saed Ia s. months all . i,ys from is commence.
nlen, II consists Of 10 ll,lars aad > ahutnfnts
Of solid masonry, ard the n9st substantial
wolknanshp The pillars nrc II lecl Wids by
"a long aud - feet above cofdlnoH water U88 at
tie distance .f 90 feet from ecuIf. ~ centre. he
supcrsiructure Of wood falqes HE f5or about feet
higher, that the aoor Of the biesr ll51u =. o.
y tsoe above ordiharA water. The NTH IS Hbou.
T5O feet lneajng the abulmru'. AMI ,a,aeI WuYs
and the width bciweef thc hnd.falings 90 feet
The whole work WINS executed u9d Inc super.
.t;undence of MI John WINSTON hntite of CON
nec,ieuf aud l. alike cfcd.lablc to his ingenuity
and good management
A CfiseH of PHhg'caHia.
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ORlTEI AIRY.

"l Is not the mighty mind, ,hnt sun Of hcas'n,
BY tyrant life dethroi'd inprsou'd, pain'j
BY death cnsrg'd ennoblel. dsIhed
Death but cntolobs the body life the soul"
DIED, at her residence in Bedford County, on
the morning Of the 10Th inst after Shortcut very
painful illness. MRS. ELIZABETH READ,
consort of Doctor John T. w. Read, in the
iJth year Of her ag".--To do jasliceto the
character and worth of this departed lady would be
d dlicult task exhibiting, as she did, bright
pattern of excellence in all & relations Of life,
which It was her lot to sustain Possessing by
nature disposition amable and benevolent, tenn
per mild and forgiving. and amnd full of fankness
and sincerity, she never ceased TO cherish or,
an opportunity for their exercise occurring, failed
to strengthen these high and endearing qualities,
until refined, maured, AMI perfected, they expan-
ded into thu moro pure and enlarged system q Tie
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-01-17
Jan II
EnECAVEa)N.

a Male and Female School, under the care and
"a management Of Henry s. ylon oad lady,
Will be opencd IN I.ovingslon, on MeGday the ltn
day Of February next, mud &p,re on 'he 10Th oi
December following dcducing Two week. n thr
summer FOR vacation. In tius ssbpoi wiH be taught
Orthosraphy, Reading, W,silng, ArlIhs'etic, Eng
lsh Grammar, Geography, with the uoe oI me
Maps aud Globes, Ancient and Modern History
both sacred and protanc, and useful Nccd'c Wofk
The price of tuition Tor the nrst four mentioned
branches viii be fifteen Dollars, payable one hali at
the expiration Of the first five months, the other
half at the expiration oflhe scholastic yenr For
ins,ructo in all Of the above branches or IN Eng
lish Grammar Geography, History, or Needle
Wo-k, the price vii be twenty Dollars, payable
in Ike manner.
The subscriber, having had seven years eSpe-
ricnce as teacher, aod sensible Of the Importance
of early moral restraint pledges himself 10 exercise
| a system OF dlscipline over the children committed
10 his charge, at once finn but nilG parental and
,ffectionate while the stic,cst Intention NH be
paid 10 the literary enhancement Of his pupils.
The subscriber w accommodate eight or tee
Boarders 81 viii furnish every thing necessary FOR
their comfort and convenience, ut scVehit Nv
Dollais for the scholastic year. boafd can DO Oh
tanned in the village, either Al paoiic boarding
houses or IN private families.
For his capacity 10 instruct youth IN any OF the
aboy. branches. the subscriber begs leave to refer
his rricnr. and the pubic to Charles 1acket tsi
Of stafford, Dr. George y Hopkins, Francis w.
Scott t..ickctberry Young, Netlaniei Ware ana
Joha Scott, Esq OF Caroline
Should the School justify it, teacher the Ian
guosss viii be procured ,,,-
HENRY s PEYTON.
I.oyingston Nelson Co. jar. II, 1892 OF
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PEOPLE OF ANfIE,RSTi

Yon are requested to assemble AT the cour'bou7e
on Mond'y the 2lst inst. (Gour dey)to take INTO
consideration the present uahappy difference be-
tween the government of the Untcd states, and
South Carolina Aneyen,fal crisis IS at hand i:
our county IS threatened with destruction. IL is
tune you should speak oa,. The hdeous demon
oc dsanion IS stalking in your midst Come out
and put ii down, Virginia expects every man
do his duty" MANY CITIZENS.
AMHERST.
The friends Of tate r ghts request d 70 meet
Mt Amhcrsl Courthouse, on the third Monday in
this month, 10 give public expression of their o.
pnnh IN favor ofrepubl,can liberty, and their dis
appreciation Of their dangerous doctrine ola conso
idnted d.s potsm. PlilLO LfRERTAS
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Teste,--D. fonss, OK
TO 9IIr. pLNNrERS.

Tie attention Of The Planters is particularly cal
ed 10 the above resolutions n large majority OF
the dealers in Loose Tobaeco, anil the Ordinance
nadr N accordance with those resolutions by die
Common Eopaciio Lynehbnf%.
/; Ia neIegej t!at these regulations vii eondaee
nuch To ihe interest ofthe Planters and by htns
ing al hose Tobacco 10 the proper place ior ng
II, dlc Nur7hous,s,) do AWAY vita n efent d -
Of :, ,allc and expense To the dealers ond thereby
enat'e tacru 10 glse betet prifes 10 Tie Planters
by saving commissions mud plehts lnretol Z. e sd
to rlnnc,oe aud dose who loagdtio us4 IA sptc
ul,fnu.
|, nu4t ne evden, 10 every ono ttat if putthu
ser lnkss the iforble 10 met Wagons ont OF town
~ before lhey ct 10 the proper ma,,et place OF
sale, tia, he dos not expect n pay W0ff than he
sepld get IL Tor without taking that ttoaqle. II
mnst be equally e, den, that he expects 10 get II
Tor less than he would have To pay At the Ware
houses ~, s hoped that the sellers Of loose Tobg
~ VII hereafter not eell until they enrry their
To,mtee % oer u. the Warehouses; in .i4 lIacc,
where they will he ~ mse, II large ui91ty Of
the buyers, mi -. the fair marked price, either u,
auction or IL private she.
Lynehhu =, Jan II l., ls.i3
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I.fegb9drifr 81 he iA3f9..--ffin setffa QUA
ters AT once we have received complains Of lhf
nonreception, by oar subscribers, Of thcr pnpers.
We only assure til 'n that lha fsnl' Toes MT lie
with us.--thcr papers beng carefully nlailed and
regparIy forwarded from oui Office Sometimes
these causes If compa,nt arse from ihe careless
ness o- mul,shness of the stage.dfivers Lis'
Sunday, Tor lnstance,a gentleman picked up, Oh thu
Amherst road a quauer from which zee receive
tieqhent complaints II r0ckage Of orr plpers,
Walrh had bean lroppad by thu s'asa driver. a
soin--on the Western road seGllenan, Abort
t.eyc miles from town writes us, that II 5 sone
times ten days before he gets his paper 'rheae,
however, are mogPGf'rs, with regard 10 Which ,hr
law rs MOI compulsory 81 " arc lherr1red pcGd,nt
entirely nponthc viii pftho stagc.drverg vino tor thc
,ntef pant, are accommodating, but who IRE so,nc
times rather obstinate aud seem to take deIsh, in
dIsoblising ali with whom they have nny dealings
We eau only, in such Gases, appeal 10 the contlac-
ton, when we shall do as soon as VIC can get AN
opportunity. utlte great budget Of complaints
comes from the post route on which Erordis ride.
tho same aeRiiNepta with whom We had 10 pcl,
in, he bess 10 play his Old pran!;s and consequent
ly we compelled again 10 .ve him the spur
The postmaster On bis ron,s should report HIM %
the Department, Us Vt ATE PAD H. learn nat they
intend daing. In The msea t.rus We si.nii iorshrd
TO Mr. Barry paper Containing this paragraph,
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g. D yiiac md u, saJ5aa5ee 81 decree Of the
Z y Circuit Sope,io Coqit Of Lax md Chancery
For ,ha town Of Lynehbarg pronounced IN the co 80
Of J mas Powell. Pie ag,nst Ajax Walker, f@-
e. Ute, Of Robert w akcr, and others, deicndons
the Undersigned, who is Appointed by aid deeree a
commissioner for that purpose, val, GA tns loia
DAY OF February next npon the premises, ahd Ut
ihe Mansion House, sell, TO the hi:hes' bidder, iot
cush, the tract Of Land IN the county Of Amherst
Of which Robert " nter died seized and rosses5ed,
commonly called and known by thc NUM- OF w
low Grove. Any information upon he subject
will be given upon enquiry, aud those wishing to
purchase are invited to examine the l.onh.
RDBEnf 1iSSLEY, COM
Ian II tbs