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~ VllCb-I wish to employ, ~ an fotruc;ress in my
Iam'Iy' young Lady who can bring with her good
recommendations Of her qualifications 10 leach al tbe va
rous branches Of an English Education also French and
MUSIC 90 no. expect my school TO commences until the
lst OF Jan 1884, but will be glad to receive az soon as
possible, communications from any who may desire sueb
situation liberal salary will be given Letters di.
rected to me at Charlottesville, will be received
KidgeTay, hlbemarle Go. LUCY MINOR
September e. VIC
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81 SA REWARD Was stolen from my stable in

~ OO Greenvile, Augusta county, Va on the riyh,
the 10th OF August last, bay Horse near is hands
hgh, ihterspersed with white hairs hind feet hite near
10 me Knee, little white the inside Of his fore
eet Just above the hoo small lock Of his name white
Just OH the wither dish faced blaze in his face pecu
eye ana eountenance, name and tail black and thin,
which he takes from his Roanoke stands IN
his lore knees his head rather clumsy his neck short
walks and rots WELL reluctantly years old last
spring VIII give reward Of $40 for the Horse and
reasonable charges if brought home and $50 for the an
prehenson and conviction OF the thief
Oct III. 1851 ISAAC Hail
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AlsMaaeacs for 1894.

TENHE american Farmers Almanac published in IIa-
III gerstown.
The Citizens and Farmers Annual Magazine, by
Charles F. Egelmann, No. g.
The Citizens and Farmers Almanac, No. 4, by c. +.
Egelmann.
The German Calendar.
pTginia and North Carolina Almanac, calculated by
David Richardson OF Louisa county Va
The Christian almanac for Virginia calculated for
the meridian OF Richmond, published by the America all
Tract Society, for r. 1 Smith, Richmond.
supply OF the above il offered for sale hy
October H. l15-ul II. |. SMITH.
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"a NhKf SBltOOk.-A healthy, valuable aud beaut
" iul estate for sale, lying the Rivanna fiver 60
miles above Richmond, containing sos acres more an
half of which is first aud second low grounds. mostly fertile
the balance highly mprov cable being kaly kind TO
The production OF clover and either grasses and the operation
paSe 04o acres nre under rotation nearly third
which heavily set in clio, cr timothy aud herds grass
on winch the effect OF plaster used this spring ia srk.
Ingly visible The buildings a dwelling house OF
brlck, built within years with rooms dson,ey finish
ed, and excellent cellars; every necessary Office ice
mouse ana well Of superior water yard and arden
an" wen enclosed The farm houses consist OF good
spacious barn, with and improved thrcshiug ma
chine attached, establishment Tor manager unconinony
good, and abundance OF for securing large quaint
W oil povender or tobacco, Tor which latter tie houses
erected. Reference To Bernard Peyton or Temule
GwaIhmey, Esqnircs, Richmond, or on the premises tc
Oct. L. [42-W6 a. II HARRISON
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NJ Ew FALL AND WINTER GOODS--The snb.cr

~ T." FALL AND WINTER GOODS.-The subscri.
Der has received and opened, large and beautiful
OF Cnna' Gi-ss and Earhenware, to which he
invites the attention Of all who wish TO purchase goods in
ms me. ne stock comprises blue, black pink, purple
green dinner seivce splendid rich gilt tea sets rich
g"ss OF every description; Canton china tureens
plates d'hes, &c, with every variety of common ware
Ana ne has recently added TO his stock large
" ooshg GLASSES pier gilt and mahogany frames; glass
eS WIN uraweis; swing toilet, shaving pocket do:
all OF which he offers for sale, wholesale or retail at ar
pnces and would especially invite the attention OF
Wy merchants who are in the habit OF prch sng TO exa.
'"" ~ ms STOCK aud prices. CHAS. HOLT, JR
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by RI'rCHIE & COOK

~ Tho ENQUIRER is published twice week. generally and
,nee times week during the session OF the
& the same as Five Dollars annum payable
vance Notes OF shattered, banks be
cevcd IN payment The Editors win safety of
uns them ma the postage Of all by the writers
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Ocinher liz

HfOUNDRY.-i have recently attached IN my former
~ business, OF making Agricultural Implements, a
FOuhnfy ana am prepared 10 make castings 10 ORDER Of
eI'heF IRON or brass have hand, Tor sale large
number OF Ploughs end plough castings and other aeT
cultural implements; also second hand turning lathe
and several pew ones very complete all Of which are Of
tered at low prices. TTIOs SPENCER
Richmond, Seplember2f loOr4o
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AUCTION.-By virtue of a deed nj ,,ns1
Il exec Lted 10 ha late William Dand.i.laa a..l -

8DObLlC AUCTlON.-By virtue of "A deed nj ,,ns,
II executed 10 The late William Dandlee and ia. sub
scriber by Randolph Ross of the County of White il; h.
State OF Tennessee, the 18th day Of August, $500 and
recorded In the Husng Court Tor the Civ of Richmond
M e ]on Gay oil June, 1921; and ordered TO be certified
wch san deed oil trust was registered in the Re,.ter
once, IN White County, state OF Tennessee ON Tho s
n"gus'' ISL and was also registered the Regis
somce, I'D arren County, State OF Tennessee on the
uay OF august 1921 Tor the purpose Of securing the
payment oil sundry sums OF money i'm the said
ueed; WILDE sold by Public Auction to the bphes bidder
Tor fesdy money at the front door of the Eagle Hotel in
tue CITY oil Richmond, edne siay the 9th dav of No
venber IL O'clock II fair wise IN ,Le
"ay thereafter, the following property to wit: certain
piece or parcel OF land in the county of sren Stat, NJ
containing VI acres, including the Arch Cave
oundry other pieces parcels OF land purchased by the
sal" Randolph Ross OF Elijah Saunders George Saunders
1acoo Deake, Beverly Harp John Officer William Eaves
~ N"huer McMnrray, Charles and William Gressun
h"y aud ELIJAH Deake, ard sundry pie or parcels
OF ahd IN the said County and State, an,sd by the said
state TO the said Randolph Ross to contain aout
twelve hundred acres.
Also, certain piece or parcel OF land In Tho coun, If
he' IN the said State OF Tennessee, containing one
hundred and hieen acres including the Big Bone cave
ana sury other pieces parcels OF land the said coun
~ anu State, purchased by the said Randolph Ross of An
thony Debruce, John McLemore Geo Saunders Elijah
saunders, Eihu Saunders Jacob Drake Isaac Drake and
Johh wilson aud sundry pieces parcels of land i'm The
county and State granted by the said S,a,e 10 the said
randolph Koss, supposed TO about eleven hundred
acres-Also one third part OF certain tract or marcel of
iand IN the said county OF Warren, state of Tennessee
which the said Randolph Ross holds Jointly with Elijah
Drake ana Daniel PAIN containing three acres in
Guiding The Salt Wells Rocky River-also Is negroes
whose names are mot now recoeced," nine of Which
were In the possession of Reuben Ross and six in the
possession OF william Ross, Jr also all the stock in trade
at two belonging TO the said Randolph Ross in Ten
nessee one of which kept at Sparta the other at Arch
caves the FIRST case Of which stock amounted TO $4,000
And also the merchandise in the hands of Reuben Ros NJ
IN virginia, belonging 10 the said Ross valued
at SlooOo w. NEkERYIS,
oeP,. ~. lS6-tds] Smuivng Trustee.
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HNREE HILL RACES will commence this TALL at the
n regular hxed PERIOD 10 wit, on The first ednesday
Ia November.
FIRST DAY-A swecpsake, two miles and repea, for
three year old colts and FLIES.
SECOND DAY--Propietor's Purse $500 fifteen dol =
lars entrance.
THIRD DAY-Jockey Club Purse, $1,000, twenty dol
lais entrance. Sept 20 39-id
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NEW ADVERTIsEIIEYTS..--

FHNEN DOLLARS REWARD. -S,raveJ or ,yas s,oIen
from the pasture Of the subscriber on the night of
the 18Th September last, bright bay Horse or wears
OLD last spring, short necked, and sway
eyes dull and seepy-no other marks particularly reco
iected viii give the above reward any person who
WIN return The said horse TO me, give information SO
thatl can get him again, Green Springs. Louisa
b. w. BRAMHAM.
Oc'ooer 47-3t-
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ENHE Eleventh Session OF my Seminary will COM
n mence on the 18th OF October at RicIand Sianord
county near Aqua, Virginia, aud close Oh the 18th of Au
gust following. There will be other vacation exce n,
from The I5ih OF August To the 10Th OF Orober The
course OF instruction will cOiprehen English French
Latin, Composition, Civil History, the elements of Ma
urd and Moral Philosophy, the evidences Of CIristan
- Arithmetic, Algebra, the elements Of GEOMETRY the
Globes, and Book keeping The charge for the scholastic
year OF ten months, is one hundred and fsty ol,r
Tile always halt yearly in advance Tor board washing
hre, candles, aud tuition. Each pupil furnishes his own
Mattress bedding and towels. Such desire H. can bc
furnished with mattress and bedding rs per session
such as wish 10 remain during the vacation do so su
ect TO charge OF twelve dollars aud fifty cents ne month
Books and Saionary, ii requested, will he furnished AT
the Book sellers prices. No deduction is made for alb
srnce, and none admitted Tor less than ten months
The most sedulous attention is paid the manners and
morals OF my pupils, who all reside my family and form
pirt OF II none others admitted. lew hours OF
each day will he employed in the garden nursery and
vineyard there employments will be substituted in the
place OF those games and auscInents which are colcu
lated to lay The foundation OF many bad habits in e life
and every effort will he used to suppress such
AZ nave That end' ncy. The discipline strict and va.
rental Iberc are few vacancies which desire to 6l
and az The number Of my pupils so limited. enable
INC 10 attend properly TO ten early apple alton is request
ed. ~
On the Ist OF June, my family and Seminary
10 some healthy situation distant from tide Let
Iers, post paid, directed In Cbsntiey Post Office
fhraN county, until the 18Th Of October aud after tai
Cat. at Aquis, will be promptly attended TO-
Sept 3. [3i-usrNov wM. BRENT, Jr.
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,, VIRGINIA. FRIDAY, OCTOBER rs, Isaa.

hiSMAL SWAMP LAND COMPANY The An.
nV nual Meeting Of the Stockholders in tho Dismal
swamp Land Company will. according TO Law, he held
,san e iown OF Suffolk, on Friday the 18Th November
1855 RIO. BUTLER, President
Dismal Scamp Land Companv
Smhfield, October H. 46-Is,hNyS
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AND AND NE tROES FOR SALE-WiIb he ex
HA posed TO public sale Monday the 10Th o Decem.
Der next at the residence Of the late Leonard Henderson
near "'!'am'boro Granville county, North Carolina, the
Tract NJ Lind. wherein he resided containing ,bou
7OO acres, together with 35 40 NEGROES between $50
and 3Oi barrels Of corn, wheat oats fodder and tie stock
utensils, &c &C. The above Tract of and of fine qua,
lily, III high state OF improvement extensive MANFRED
L0t@) well waered, and adapted the cultivation of To-
bacco and Grain. The Improvements consst of large
cOmmodious DCeUing House, various Offices aud every
necessary ouhouse aud good tobacco one
mile west Of Wliam'borough, in one OF the most he althy
aud refined neighbour hoods in the State and aodng eve.
~ convenience for the education OF children The Ne.
groes consist OF men, and children Young and like.
'y'"nd among them first boot and shoemaker, and
carriage driver The valuable LdW Library Of the decd
VIII be sold at the same time.
J. l.. HEN DERsON, Jr., Ex'or.
October l. 40 Ts
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From tbn Norfolk Herald
BA \ X OF THE u STATEc

Mr.. BRouGHroN,-I propose, with your permission.
mat occurred upon the application OF the former Bank n
me Cmed States, Tor a renewal OF its Charter Few
remarks WI be oiI-red, unless explanatory.
lhe Banks Perceiving that there was no prospect Of
renewal Of their Charter, (s at first akcd requested an
extension OF The time TO wind up their affairs
me proceedings OF both Houses Of Congress ended in
the rejection o. the application but the repor 81 ,h e.
hhe VIII be selected at dis tme. AN OBSERVER
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mr' 10y (hehry) from the committee 10 whom was
referred the memorial Of fhe Stockholders Of te B,nL n
NC ~ > praying That an oct Of Congress might be pass.
ed' 70 continue the corporate powers OF The Bank for
"heF PERIOD 10 enable II TO such Of s concerns
IS may be depending on the "a OF March 1911 (when
Cha'e was 10 eSPfe respectfully offers for the con-
suetslon OF The Senate, tie following Report:
That your committee hsve duly weighed the contents
OF me memorial, and deliberately attended TO such expa-
nations OF the views Of the memoalisis ss they haye
nougn proper ioPesen through their agents that bold
ing the opinion az majority Of the committee doi ,hst
the Constitution did not authorize Congress to gra1i the
enaer follows rs necessary consequence Of that OBJ
uon 'nd an extension OF IT, even under the restrictions
contemplated by the stockholders, equally repoKnant v
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VA ED as n Book Keeper, ~ni to ~teud occa
w sioDaly in a store, man Of industrious sfroJv
ana economical business habits. OF obl ing .po.ioG
VINO can be implicitly relied in the absence o. his en-
Poyer' "a middle aged man would be preerred To such
person, fair but not exiravagan wages will he given
wmch Will be increased, should we e pleased " ill his
conu"e' ~ Is hoped no person will apply, WHO cannot
produce uneAcepionab'e testimonials OF his
s'u good moral department Applca lion postage paD TO
be made to CIR jCHER g. pARUEp'
- "P'""""'"'N, va, Sow y. 43 81
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"a ASQuELlNE p. TAYLOR has received by III,
% Equator Superior and Havre from Liveruool ., hy
The late Packets from New ork and PhiIaiephia Lis
supply OF Dry GOODS; consisting the variety
OF Foreign and Domestic articles:
, ALSO on Co"s'gnment-A very large assortment OF
rugs, 100 ~
Supertine blue, black, brown, aud olive cloth
Blue, and brown superine coating, for oyer.coa,s
Napt coons, bazes kerseys ble checked and other CO.
,0red horse cloths, imported expressly for ho clothing
10 an OF winch lie invites the attention OF those wish.
ing TO purchase. GSept PIT aI-6,
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N nn REWARD. Runaway from Messrs N IS
" u wv bit Walker. on Saturday The 2oib uIt
negro man named JOHN lie is about % years Of age
about OIL inches high and not very dark H. has bee
Pressnan 10 some Of the Printing Offices in this city, and
WIZ no doubt seek That employment elsewhere. The
sDove reward viii be given, if taken out, or $50 il
aken w he limits OF the Ssten either ell ressona-
bic expenses will be paid. GFO W DIXON
October s. al ~
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0OGA ACRES OF LAND FOR SALE-The
- 81 E2Y General AssemhIu of Nirai.i. o. r.. l..

~ - EO General Assembly of Virginia AT its Iaat
session. passed an act directing sale of the land called
he furnace Tract; and appointed the undersigned COM
mis-ioners to carry the same into effect
his land lies in the lower part of Buckingham, nea
James RIVER, oil and between Bear Garden and Hunts
Greeks and contains by survey the passage of said
act 294O 1t will be sold in the town of New Can
(aoon' one mile distant from said ac Friday, the
Ho'h OF october next Should that day. however he rainy
or unlikely the sale will be suspended until the ne II
ceeding fair day. The land will either sold in one en-
TIRE tract or divided, as may expedien the day Of
sale. - -
The quality is that of thin farming land with the ex
cepon OF the fats OF the creeks, which are very
ere, and hney adapted to the production OF grass
ms land is IN the midst OF region known abound with
miner al wealth such goid sulphur slate-in rela
on TO which, almost every day marked by some inte
resting deveopement There extensive beds of iron
ore OF hne quality aud from which during the ar of the
Revolution large supplies OF the munitions Of war
were obtained.
the extraction Of the metal from the ore are standing AT
ms day and may perhaps be advantageousiy used when
ever the manufacture of iron shall be resumed The wa
Ter power Afforded by Bear Garden Creek, which passes
through this land is sufficient for all the purposes of
country mill. The supplies of timber furnished by the
land the whole, with the exception of some four or five
hundred acres, being with forest are w.
ry exteDsve and is believed that other contiguous
wen inbercd land might be procured moderate
whist the generally level surface of the country
every facility for the transportation OF ore fuel sc The
undersigned do not deem necessary describe this pro.
perry more particularly; whilst they feel authorised 10
say That ITS mineral products The abun liant means
oil access Tor changing tie shape and of The
ducts which 1t Affords its James River distant
not iie and 10 Richmond only sixty miles, gives TO
man oil enterprise reasonable assurance that cap
may be most prohlahly employed in the purchase of this
land Persons DESTROYS OF viewing the land before the day
oi sale, are referred TO WIllidm Wooson and Francis
Deane, Jr, who reside Immediately in the neigLhorIood
Ierms.-The land will be sold on a credit of one two
three and four years. in equal annual inslaments the pur
chaser giving bonds with good personal security and
deed OF trust upon the land Tor Tie purchase money
WALTER l.. FONTAiNE
WILLIAM WOODSON
WILLIAM N. PATTESON
Q The lynchhug Vgnian and Spectator will pub
the weeks
/ lection.
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Il NHARLES ELLIS, has just his fall supply
" OF goods, per the Superior and D., from En
rope, and offers for sdle blankets mapped coons be
blue, mixed, and Grabbed miled plains, Welch, cause
aud other fannels, worsied sins printed plain me
rnos, cambets and plaids, Flushing winter vesiing
hosiery, extra superbne English cloths OF all colours and
prices, mems fashionable London hats family Irish linen
best buck gloves leather CATERS ready great coats
shoe and coloured thread Irvine, prints canbrics
Swiss and other muslns Italian silks, warranted best
qnaliiy; ladies' hoskin gloves, best carpeng, &c &C.
DOMESTIC GooDs.-Rchmoud company cotton ozna.
burgs, and shriiug, bleached and brow seeting
and shrng, with large assortment Of dark mixed sa
nets suitable Tor servants aud tobacco factory hands
Cutlery and Hardrae, good assortment Of each with
guns, spades aud plough chains. sheet ron-8lso
choice lot OF prime s"ddiery. [4i-tl September q
FHNHE School at Eige Wood will open for Tie en@uine
ID year the 18Th January next Pupils under IL
years viii be received aud instructed in the Greek Latin
ana Englsh Language, Geography, History, Arithmetic
and Mathematics
lherc viii be two sessions in the year, and vacation
OF one month some time in the summer The school will
close 18th December.
IeTms-For board, washing &c S95 per annur,
Tuition rs
Oae hall payable in advance
No pupil viii he taken for shorter than the year
unless any Of my present pupils parents guardians may
choose TO send for session
CARTER BERKELEY.
Oc'ooer 10 46-n
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a GNGD ACRES IF roluabIe Hood Land for
E aaVYeD saLe.-Pmr.lIhnt 10 tI,n LIT WIN LII

aE&0 ACRES IF r0Iuobie Toos Land for
n 9&VeD sdIe.-Pursuant TO the last Will and
Testament OF Maj. Charles williamson, decd aud i'm or
der to effect division with the Legatrcs OF said VIII !
shall oilr al Public Auction al the Red House In lie
county OF Charlotte on Thursday 2ist November nex
IL fair not, The next fair day, (Sundsy excepe that
valuable tract OF HOOd Land situated in the Counties of
Campbell and Charlotte, aiming by recen, survey 700
Acres, more or less, adjoining The Lands OF william An
derson, Henry Wheeler, Allen w. Fleshmsn Martin
Hancock and others.
Also at the same time and place, other Tract of
Wood Land, equally valuable; yin the azores aid con.
ties and nearly contagious 10 the other, containing by re-
cent survey 563 Acres less adjoining Tie Lands
OF WIN. aud Richard Paulet, Peuys estate aud others
The whole OF ese Land, above stated are in their
original growth lying upon the waters OF Cub creek and
ony II miles from Lyuchburg They valuable and
country. 1t is unnecessary into description of
thcm-iheir ap, earance, fertility of SOIL and many adj.
vantages because those who may purchase " i'll
view for themselves. Reference is given 10 hIessrs
Martin Hancock and S5m'I F. Moses residing ne ar the
premises by whom they will he shewn
FERNS one, two, aud three years credit, the purchaser
giving bond with approved ury, aud deed OF on
The Lands. The title 10 believed be xrepnnabIe:
but acting Administrator with the VIII anne xed shall
onley convey such title IA any authorized by said will
EDWARD WORSHAM. Adn'r.
~ Charles Williamson, Sen'r. deed
amrna O0hny' Spp ~ d5-tds
ba day of ae and send their to Ibis Once for olec,os
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g. ALE OF NEGROES, STOCK, &c.-rhe subscr.
~ ber will offer for sale, TO the highest bidder on Fri
h"y me ON day Of November next, at the plantation of the
late John Harris deceased in the couay of Buckogbam
called Snowden, opposite ScoitsviIe in the county Of Al
heoarIe about t,oenty likely Negroes, all tho Horses
cHe' ana stock OF every kind, the crop of amount.
ing 10 three or four hundred barrels large crop of obsc.
60 IN Tie house. fodder, Sc SC. the plantation utensils
&C. as well as every thing else apperaning to large
estate. - -
Terms. Nine months credit for all sums over ten dol
lars Tor that sum and under, cash Bond and
ecurty OF course, required Should the day he unfair so
hat the sale cannot go then IL will he made the next
fair day. JOHN II COLEMAN
EX'or. OF John Harris, deed.
Albemarlr, Sept 20 A3tds
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AOIICE 10 The Buck Heath C0mpong of COHieys.-
~ The Subscribers to the stock Of the Black Heath
Company Of Golfers, are hereby informed. tha GCteen
hundred shares Of their capital stock have been so and
duly conveyed by deeds recorded in the County Cort m
Chesterfield pursuant 10 The provisions the sci of lire
General Assembly Of Virginia, passed the ooh Of Fee
bruaty 1888 entitled can 20 incorporate the Black
Heath Company Of Golfers" And they are further in
formed that pursuant the provisions Of the said act
general meeting Of tie stockholders for the purpose of an
pointing Directors and organizing the Company will be
held al The Eige Hotel In the city OF Richmond in Vrg.
mia, on the 2oh day Of October next, which meeting
tile stockholders are earnestly requested to attend.
BEVERLEY RANDOLPH,
JOHN HETH
BEVERLEY HETH,
.Richmond, September 10Th, 1888 s6-t22O