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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-02-09
Executors Sale Of Valuable Real and Personal Es.

tate, Crop, &c.
MIILL be sold, at public auction, on Thursday the
w 18th Feb, 1888, on the premises that valuable
tract of Land belonging to the late VIM Mckinney
situated in the county of Campbell Big Falling river
near Reads old Store. This land was
ed by Tarton Jones and his heirs and probably contains
about 400 acres 300 of which is rich low grounds
by those who know it, il is believed to be among the
best tracts in the country. The title is ndsputable The
PlsntaSn is in high state Of eHlyaOR hqs
time and place, the reversionay interest in two
thirds of adjoining tract in which VIM. Jones, ID
has life estate, which has considerable quantity Of low
grounds, and is very valuable tract of land
.Negr0es-Wi be sold on the day, 35 or 40 E.
groes likely and as valuable any in Virgnia-among
them are two irst-rate backsmiths.
Stock 8c.-S 10 likely and well broke mules,
raj valuable plantation horses from so to 100 sheep about
80 head OF cattle hogs, &c., together with large quant
ty of corn oats = fodder plantation utensils SC.
Terms of Sdle-The land will be sold upon four equal
annual nstamens the purchase money TO be secured by
deed of upon the land, and good personal security
upon the first and second insiaments addition. The
next for half Of the purchase money! the other halt
the LIST day of June 1884 Bonds with approved
ry will be required for the The credit for the
other property will be LIBERAL and made known the day
of sale. Mr.. John Cardwe, the manager of the estate,
will shew the land to any person wishing purchase.
The sale will be conducted by John r. ID. Payne, Auc-
toneer. CHS MKlNNEN,)
THO. MKINNEY, Ex'ors
JNO. PKINNEY,>
January TO- 75-tds
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January 25.

n NAROLINIAN-A thorough bred race. horse and ,e,
- Ter oil race-horses, and amongst the best OF
sir Archy, dark dapple bay very much the colour form
anu commanding appearance Of his SIRE feet 4 inches
nigh Those wishing to this fine stallion and cannot
nave an opportunity OF doing refer them TO the Sen.
TENDER No Qs32) of the American Turf Register aud
Sporting Magazine, where his portrait is inserted aud
said, by those whoknow Caronian WE'LL be good like
ness together with his pedigree performances on the
turf, and list OF some Of his fine colts giving the pe-
dgree OF Caronian in the Turf Register did not xtend
the pedigree OF the imported Druid the sire Of his
he was by Pots os.-he by o. Kelleys Eclipse
say, without the fear OF contradictions that Caro-
nan is as thorough bred horse Europe or
ana where mares that were well bred, sent to him
agreeabiy TO their numberno horse show greater
number OF good cehorses-And have certificates from
gentlemen OF high standing in my possession residing in
the section OF country where he stood wears i'm success
sion, which state they saw an Indifferent looking colt
OF his get These circumstances induced me TO purchase
MN at the price OF $4,000, at the age of is years-ho'
ne possesses such good constitution he looks like colt
deem II unnecessary to say any thing more though he
deserves much TO be said in his avor-suice il TO saw
borrowing an old saying) good wine needs bush''
Caroniah VIII stand the present my stable
spring Grove, Hanover county Va, Is miles from the
city oil Richmond, 10 miles from Hanover CT House. 4
miles from GoodaPs Tavern, and miles from the Merry
Oaks, at $50 the season. discharged by the pavment Of
$50 paid within the season-SI7 the single leap to be
pdd when the service is perfomed-S50 to insure mare
10 De IN ioal parting with the orie the insurance
and 81 TO the groom. The season will avnra Tho n
prove in foa will be insured at the price of the
do not put Caronian the price do, because he is
inferior to any horse, but cOnented do sale bust
ness and am very glad to receive wholesome favors.
have 700 of good pasture for the accommodation of
gratis, with never-alng streams laid of in large
lots for in their different situations and stalls
feed each mare separate with grain, ii required twenty
five cents per day. know how indispensaby necessary
ii is, TO return 10 their in good condition.
L had left with me last upwards OF fifty Mares and
with the exception of very few, returned them
good, or better condition. than received them.
have an experienced groom and a correct young man,
who will at all times be present, to attend to the manage
ment of the horse and Every will be taken
to prevent accidents, but responsibility for any that
may happen. VIM. l.. WHITE.
Spring Grove, LIST February, 1888. S6-2.w5w
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January 10.

THNHE franklin HOTEL,-(YNcHDURG,V a)
"a The Subsc iber, formerly Of the Bell Tavern, in
Liberty, Va has taken OF The above splendid
establishment recently occupied by Robert Morris, Esq.
lie is furnishing the numerous OF this spa
cous House in style that will afford elegant accomno-
daton to those who may please TO call him Private
parIors and dining rooms suitably furnished, will be kept
tor the Of families and Gentlemen travelling by pri-
conveyance may be assured that the extent of the
House enables the proprietor prevent annoyance TO them
from the arrival and departure OF The stages.
The splendid lines Of stage coches to this place. from
Richmond, Danve, Salem aud Washington city," and
the watering places all stop his house, and their
speclve offices kept in II. The Hotel is siua on
the main street. convenient 10 both Banks, and the To-
bacco Warehouses.
Stage Passengers may OF all times DC supplied will,
hacks, gigs horses 10 travel of tie line.
lie has, with much care, selected sober honest
tive Servants and Oers whom he will exercise con-
and sigiant attention His chambers are large and
numerous enabling him 10 accommodate ono huHdrcd
persons with His stables will not be utpassed by
any in Virginia, as the stables large with dirt and
paved floors, and supply Of water at the door.
Having taken the above establishment for a number OF
years and incurred havy expenditures in improving, get
ting up and furnishing IT, the subscribers interest will in-
dOce him to omit nothing ia his power accommodate his
customers. Y. N. OLIVER.
Jan. %. 63-0
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January 10.

HI ANAWHA LAND.-The proprietor of valuable
HA tract of land lying the Kanawha River, its
junction with the Ohio, and contiguous to the village OF
Point Pleasant is DESTROYS of exchanging for uegroes
fair valuation The consists oil GOT acres mostly
bottom land, and portion Of in cultivation. 1t has been
pronounced by gentlemen who have recently inspected it,
one OF the valuable tracts on the Kanawha. Any
person who may he disposed to make the proposed
change, is requested to address Major Lawrence Lewis
al WOodlawn, Alexandria, ID. c.. giving a descrp-
ton of his negroes and their prices
December 10. 65-2awtIstMa
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by RITCMIE A. COOK.

Tho ENQUIRER published twice week, generally,
times week during of the
Price, the same heretofore Five Dollars payable ad
Notes OF ehattored banks (ony) will
payment. The Editors will guarantee safety remit
them NALL the postage of all being writer's
will DO at of the
Editors, until all arearagcs have been paid up
Whoever VIII guarantee the OF nine papers, shall
have the tenth gratis
y, TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
Ono lets first Insertion each
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by some in city its nytons.
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Richmond, Dec. 10, 1882. 6I-sm

BDRINTlNG ESTABLISHMENT FOR SALE
a. One OF the most valuable Printing Establishment in
the Western County offered for sale The Office Is one
oil me most extensive and complete be found any where's
and there are very few in which extensive pro-
htabe business is DONE Ii is the oldest in
the States issues imperial Sheet has 1900 subscribers
and the number is increasing; its advertising patronage
considerable and profitable; and there is always one and
very often two presses employed book and other job
work. The materials are all new, good new; and
there Is as great variety in any other Office i'm the
Western States with but two three exceptions There
are in IT. three Smiths Patent Presses of the approved
kind from royal to extra imperial size with almost every
variety oil type, from nonpare TO ii lines pca with every
other thing necessary for an extensive business The Of
hce was established by the present proprietor sixteen
years ago, and has been conducted by him
is situated in hourshing town.
The terms will be made very easy and accommodating.
sale desirable solely from the state of the
health OF the Editor and the certainty that he cannot hope
Tor its restoration long he continues to manage so la
borious business letter addressed to f. C. H. and
LETT at the Richmond Post Office, with the Editors of the
Richmond Enquirer, will be promptly attended to.
February 5. S6-3t
81 The W. Globe is three
and send their account to this Office for collection.
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Buckingham, IIh January, 1882.

NJORTH BLENHEIM FOR SALE.--Having deter
Il mined to to the West the end of the present
year, offer for sale this very valuable estate The tract
little than nine hundred Of the best
mountain soil, and lies within two three miles Of Char
loesve, and the University OF Virgniabeing the
purchased by me, from the late Col James Monroe.To
person wishing to locate in this neigborhood, the
desirable in Virginia, this place offers inducements
surpassed by any other The will be accomHo-
dating and made known, with other particulars appl-
cation to the subscriber EWD. o. GOODWIN.
January 81. S4-9th
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EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT, !

I
pursuance Of N act of the General Assembly OF
- me state OF Alabama, entitled can TO adopt, print,
ou ana distribute the Digest compiled by John c.
AiKu' Esq, and for other purposes notice is hereby
gwen, mat Will receive until the first day of March
NEXT sealed proposals for printing binding and dev eng
AZ 'ne town oil Tuscaloosa three thousand copies OF said
Diges the printing, binding and delivery be included
IN one enure contract. The work will be required to be
executed IN point OF paper, typography and bndng
e equal TO that OF the standard law books published in
the United States and delivered at Tuscaloosa AS mo-
ue OF the SIZE OF the type and pages, have selected
me edition OF Gordon's Digest of the laws the United
STATES printed at Philadelphia in 1927.
Ihe printing Of the work will be under the supernten-
uehce OF the Dgcste whom the General Assembly have
appointed the agent of the State purpose 1t is
estimated that the new Digest will make from six hun
ured TO six hundred and fifty pages but that is
ly uncertain the contract will be made by the page and
III TINS form, persons DESTROYS OF undertaking the work will
please TO tender their proposals The undertaken will be
required to enter into bond with sufficient security for the
performance OF his contract according the terms above
sPecihed and the amount stipulated to be paid, will be
discharged on the delivery of the work. if executed ac-
cortling TO the contractors bond.
The person whose proposal shall be preferred will he
immediately notified and the spulaons OF the bond re-
CURED to be given, will be specified
By the Governor. JOHN GAYLE
JAMES L. THORNTON, Secretary OF State.
@ The Now York Daily Advertiser tho National Gazette the
Baltimore Chronicle and the Palladium hi. adj
yeIemen m the lat OF March, forward
department for payment. - 80
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AHlLL BE SOLD in front Of the Court. house In the
w town OF Charlottesville, Monday the fourth
day oil March next being day, that Lot parcel
Lana adjoining the Court house Square, and containing
near acres being the which was situated the
OH swan tavern There few situations more favor
able Tor the erection of first tavern in every
way worthy the attention of capitalists The properly
will be divided as to suit purchasers Terms 6 9 and
IL months, bond and approved security.
EDWARD VALENTINE
February Z. SIT
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MOORING RLOCKS.
NAVY CoMMTssIoNERs OFFICE, ,
I nuarv an 1929

January 80, 1888. (
HDROPOSALS sealed and endorsed will DO received al
this Office until the first OF March next for making
wentyfour cast iron Mooiog Blocks, of tie following
weights, viz:
Twelve TO weigh about 1900 pounds each.
Twelve to weigh about $4,000 pounds each.
Four blocks of each weight TO be delivered at each Of
the Navy Yards-ChareslowD. Brooklyn and GOspor
specvey by and at the cost OF the Contractors Nina
models OF the form Of the Blocks will be shown
persons wishing to offer, the several Navy Yards, and
will be furnished to he Contractor The Blocks must be
made Of the best American Pig ron and be subjected
delivery TO such examination and proof may he direct
ed by the Navy Commissioners and the whole number
must be delivered before the 18th OF October, 1888
Persons Offering must stale their prices for each Of the
sets, deliverable at the above Navy Yards.
Ten per cenum will be reserved from each payment TO
be made, collateral security in addition to the bonds
which will be required, and will not be paid until the
tire number Of Blocks delivered surveyed or proved
unless specially authorized by the Commissioners Of the
Navy. Feb. z. rS7-2awnl
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DUNLEY'S IMPROVED PATENT STOVE,
Enr heniiLr nnnrLnlenLs of NM diLnen sinus.

YHNHE Subscriber, inventor and patenee for the above
very desirable Stove, is prepared to all
ders at his mandatory + or Main street. the
Market-house where specimens be seen, and il
Monty in fuel neatnes of appearance, and durability of
materials and workmanship of any importance, they
be procured at a moderate price.
JOHN DUNLEY
N. b. All persons iorowarned from infringing the
above patent. j. ID.
Feb. z. SIT
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WAMES RIVER LAND FOR SALE.-sOO acres OF
eP land in the county OF Albemae, about two miles by
water above the hourishing little village OF Scottsve.
About 200 of the land low grounds of very
fine quality. The highland is also Of excellent quality
There is this land large dwelling house, nearly built
but unfinished VIM Scott living the land, will shew
IL to any person disposed TO purchase.
c. A. SCOTT.
Buckingham, 18th January, 1892. 76-2awu
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lvENRUsT SALE Of ualuaJie property in Richmond. =
n by virtue and in pursuance OF Deed of Trust ex-
ecued to us by George w Trueheart, bearing date the
lth day OF July, 1928 and admitted record the Of
hce OF the Hastings court for the city of Richmond the
nth day OF December. 1928, made to pay
ment oil debt therein mentioned: we, the subscribers,
or one OF US, on the 18th day OF March, 1885, ii fair il
not on the next lawful fair day, upon the land and
tenement aforementioned will sell at public auction, for
ready money all the property and estate conveyed TO us
by the said Decd that is TO say, all the right title
est and estate OF what kind, NATURE degree or quality
soeyer To- IN and OF certain three soried brick
and the land thereof and thereto adjoining lying and be-
ing situate the South Eastern side of Nth street. and
between and F streets, in the city of Richmond and
particularly between the house formerly occupied as the
office OF Discount and Deposit of the Bank of the
United States in the said city, and the Tobacco Ware
house, on the said 18th day OF July, 1925 the occu
patton OF Garland III. Mitchell, with all and singular
the appurtenances to the said land and tenement be-
longing, all as conveyed to by the said Deed
Acting as trustees will convey the purchaser only
such title as we have by virtue of the said deed and with
out warranty by us; although by such conveyance we
believe the purchaser will acquire perfect and complete
ie 10 the premises in fee simple, subject Mrs True
hearts claim of DOVER which she yet relinquish.
ed' FLEMING JAMES,
JOHN FORBES
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-02-09

NDLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL JAPANNtNG-
III The Subscriber having considerable expense pre-
pared himself for the above business aud having procured
the services of the best artist in that line TO be had in
America, and relying for compensation generous pub
Tic, offers his services japan and ornament III gold
silver all articles walters, coffee and tea pots,
&C. &c., and TO make them good upon very
snoderae terms JOHN DUNLEY.
Feb 4 Sat
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THVHE THOROUGHBRED HORSE PAMUNKEY
n VIII stand the ensuing season st my house White
Hall, Hanover county, Va miles from Taylorsgie,
ten from Hanover courthouse aad twenty from Rich
mond, a very reduced price Terms. Pedigree and
Performance hereafter. THOMAS boswell.
January 26. 81
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a FEMALE well qualified 10 give instruction 10 Mn
SIC and can come well recommended will with
liberal encouragement from Miss Hughes, Precepres3 Of
the Benvenue Seminary, Gloucester county.
Dee q. sS~2aw12t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-02-09

VALUABLE S OCK OF DRY GOODS AT COST.
yBNHE Coparnership OF the subscribers having expired
n the LIST inst by its limitation, and bring DESTROYS
10 settle up their business possible they offer
their entire stock prime cost comprising large and
desirable assortment OF staple aud fancy goods TO which
they invite the attention OF whoesa and all purca
sers, opportunity favorable for obtaining their
supplies rarely n. NELSON & co.
N. BIO person wishing to purchase the whole, or
large part OF the Stock the would be accommodate
ing, and the house would be rented lease by the
wear. 26 TS2-2tw31
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ANCHOR IRON.
FTNOEN9
NAVY COMMISSIONS OFFICE,
I.,...,, 10 1910


January IL, 1888.
ROPOSALS sealed aud endorsed will be received at
n this Office until the LIST of March next 10 rnanufac-
ture and deliver at the Navy Yard, Washington, ID. c.,
about 900 pounds of the best quality American Iron
for making the Bower and Stream anchors following, viz
From % 10 10000 lbs. for q Bower aud stream
chors for ships of the line.
From 81 to 10000 lbs. for Bower and Stream an
ehors for lrigates.
From ~ to 10000 lbs for 10 Bower and Stream an
chors for sOops of war.
The shapes and dimensions OF The bars Tor the anchors
OF the several sizes, be made conform the
dels and drawings which will he furnished the
tors for that purpose and by which The iron, delivery
will be inspected il must also bs tested the acceptance
and sdiisiac ion of the commanding officer Of the aforesaid
Navy Yard.
The contractor must commence delivering the iron by
the LIST OF May, and complete The delivery Of the wi ole
quantity before the Slst October, 1888.
Ten per cent will be reserved rom each payment 10 be
made, collateral security in addition the bond which
will be required, and will not he paid until the whole
quantity is delivered inspected and tested. unless spe
cally authorized by the Board o! Navy Commissioners
January 10. 79-2aw
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o'Nf E.ss &c co NV V. Jan. 81 81


NTN IND INV TN " NM MIN UF No OK y :.
N The Subscriber lakes This method Of returning his
thanks his customers generally for their liberal patron
age and begs leave to inform them that in consequence
ofnew and extended improvements in his line he is
enabled offer Tin and Pewter Ware Of the best
materials, and uncxceponable workmanship and patterns,
prices moderate that country merchants IN particular,
and the public generally will find it greatly to their ine-
rest 10 give him call, he is determined not to be
dersold JOHN DUNLEY.
n. b. lie has constantly on hand good assortment o
Top Wagons aud Carryalls Buggys aud barouches which
he will dipose ofupon very reasonable terms.
Feb T. SIT
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NOTICE.-In pursuance Of a Decree Of the County
| q Court Of Cumberland rendered the 28th day Of
january, 1888, in the Of Miner and wife, against
Rucker Co.. shall offer for sale the premises,
Tuesday the 2l Of pdl next IL fair II the first fair
day thereafter, about one hundred and eighty Of
land, lying in the lower end Of Cumberland, ond adjoining
the lands Of Robert Straton James Miner and others,
sud belonging TO the estate Of James Bootrg decd.
Terms, three equal annual payments, ~ credit--frst
payment bond with approved personal security will be
required, aud Trust Deed on the Land to secure the
two last payments. ROBERT STRATTON, Il
JOHN HUDGINS.
LEONARD DANIEL, +
PETER FOE, 3
February T. s7--6w
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A TEACHER WANTED wish to employ az a
IA Teacher in my family, young Gentleman Of good
character and department. who is well qualified 10 teach
abe Latin Language and the usual branches Of English
Education No person need apply who cannot produce
satisfactory recommendations. Application made in per-
son or by letter (pos paid to The subscriber living
1etersviIe, Amelia county, will be attended to.
January 20. fs1-121 SETH W JONES.