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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-08-01

p, The President has LEFT Washington city, ON
a., way to the Rip Raps--at which place he con.
,o,,olates spending two Or three weeks We hope
!. The calls at any of'he towns IA the stale of Vrs
n, our Swtharn brethren may be taught the man.
.ssr IN which Republican President should be re.
,clyed by his fellow citizens
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-08-01
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Understanding that contradictory rumors arc
.,.,la,ion, IN tn county Of Granville. with re-
=, the determination ofthe Governor to IRAN,
,.,,,se the Application Of ho}ert Potter for \
u ton IN case he shall he elected 10 the l.e.is,.
'. fiam the county OF Granville We nave taken
rs 10 ascertain the fact aud ate authorized Il,
,,e that the Governor, rom oby nus motives of
.,,n,ety. has TO borne the cNp sion of LIS delerm
ton or the subject lie doubtless enter,uins tie
elinion that the only proper time to decide upon
1,l n. .,resented iOI his consideration =
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-08-23

WIS Is to inform the citizens OF Richmond and the
n public generally, that | have recently bought of
Bacon ant his Negro establishments which consists of
spacious comfortable strong jail and which is convenient
aud suitable for the reception of slaves it is within
lew yards OF the Bell Tavern where the sales of slaves
are generally made.
This establishment viii be kept open for the accommo
dalton oil the public generally aud gentlemen wishing 10
deposit negroes IN jail for sale otherwise, ctf.
~ requested 10 give call Every attention thai m,
DC necessary VIII be rendered, 10 have them carefully and
wen attended to- and will at all times pay fair markot
Pice ior slaves, and at any time be either at tho
said place, or my old stand Sbockoe H which will be
kept up as formerly shall constantly keep hand for
sa'e great many slaves and gentlemen from tho South
crn STATES or elsewhere, will do well TO call oil me- as
shall be able at any time 10 furnish them with suitable
lot as generally have hand the use OF ono bundled
aud will at all times sell small advance on cost i'm lots
to suit purchasers and gentlemen in the Southern States
or elsewhere, wishing to communicate with me- either in
buying or selling, will please forward their wishes TO me-
cd to. IEWIS CuI Iii,
August %. 2IIsn,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-08-23

VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE-SOO acres
James River Land, lying in Albemarle county about
miles above Scottsvle; 200 oil which prime River
bottom; the high land is OF excellent quality and is well
iimbered; the neghborood affords the best society and
very healthy. IL will be offered TO the highest bidder
on The premises, on the 26h August next $4,000 TO be
two equal payments, that b halt the day Of SALE
and the other half the 18th day OF September 1885
Will also sell my Gfist Mill, Rock Fish River in
the county of Nelson near the junction of said River with
James kver; II is Of the best situations for Mer-
chant m'Il aud Store in The upper country.
Also, situation for Water Works on James River al
,he seven Island Fasfor $I50 head of fleet may be
mao, ana of t1lng additional might be raised to
ee 'heTo are $50 acres OF well Gubered Land attached
TO This property, which is ia Buckingham countv
Buckingham, July 27. D, ts
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-08-23

VEN DobbARS REWARD.--Ran away from the
n subscriber, living in Nottoway ON the l5,b lime
,@b onghi muatto man named Sandy. lie had pass
from Mr. John Bland, dated list August 1883 10 60 from
Cncsc'neu court House. where he had been confined in
or ~ years OLD, shout feet inches high spare
IL - supposed lac Is III the neghbourhood of Rcbmond
lurking IN Chesterfield county The above reward eli
be paid taken and confined in jail so that oct him
again Masters OF vessels and others are forcwarned from
bmboIing OF carrying him on under the penalties Of fo
law. WILLIAM SUM-" '
h"b"'' . 27-5r
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-08-23
n GREEN wILLAMs.-D,ugsa and Aedicinc-

GREEN WILLIAMS.-Drugsa ami Medicine -
81 Under the above sign, directly opposite the Eagle
noe) the subscriber has undertaken the mt of
Tue ApOtiecarys Department An experience of thittV
hve years in the practice Of physic has taught him tic
importance OF Punctous adherence TO r., in which
the practitioners OF Richmond may implicitly rely and OF
uoui lie engages that prescription Of importance
sha DC put up without his personal attention To The
poor ADVICE WIN be given grals.-Counlry physicians
are respectfully invited TO take share of their dealings
WIN him An assortment of Glass, Paints Oils and Drugs
others using those articles will be supplied on reasonable
erms; J. 4. SWAMI.
Richmond, Aug. Is. 2s6,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-08-23

"a. Hanover Court House, will be held at 1,t Mac
(Hanoycr Court lOuse0 on the fourth Tuesday of the
present month"; for the purpose OF clcctng officers and
trausacng other business relative 10 the Club IL il de-
sired by the proprietor Of the course that all the members
may be present. ne wishes TO fully organize tie Club
WIN view TO commence the that course again
Ws ldn l3O-tdl August 20
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-08-23
Richmond, August I9,h. 1888.

W. 70 met creditors and Heirs Of the late Mrs Mary
Eondoph, deed, 81 Amelia county, VIgi,a.
d NahE notice that shall Friday, the 9th ,lav of
IL September next, at my residence in this county
proceed before commissioners duly appointed by the
court oil Amelia, TO settle up my administration account
OF the estate of the said Mary Randolph decd so far as
the proceeds OF the said has into my hands for
me payment OF debts and distributions among her heirs
The creditors OF the said Mary Randolph, decd, are
hereby notified that unless they present their claims
perry authenticated for payment 10 the on or
before The 9th day OF September next that this notice will
be plead IN bar, OF payment OF any claim not ON
or before the said 9th day September division of the
assets remaining in my hands, will take place among the
heirs OH the said day. WILLIAM EGGLESTONe
Administrator of Mrs. Mary Randolph decd
Amelia county, July 10, 1888. 22-td
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-08-23
BY RITCMIE a COOK.

R The ENQUIRER is published week. generally AM
hree times week during tho session of
PRICE, the same as ho,coorc Five Dollars annum payable
vance, Notes of shaItcred (ony) will BIO
ceived payment Tho Editors will remit
them by malt tho postage Of all letters being
9 No will DO tho dsceton or IN,
Editors, until all arroaragcs have been paid up. - ~
9 Whoever will tho payment papers sbaI
have the tenth gratis. '~r'N' ''"'
TERMS OF ADVERTISING
9 Ono less, insertion cents:
~ cents NO advertisement inserted
or assumed by some person in this its onyrons
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-08-23
August ID.

n AND FOR SALE-By virtue of a deed of trust,
executed by Robert Scott and Eliza his wife, to the
subscribers as trustees, for the benefit of David g. vii.
ians, assignee OF John and Coleman Jess bearing date
me 2Olh OF August 1928 and duly recorded in the Clerks
ohce OF the county Of Lunenburg, will be sold the
highest bidder, Tor cash. the premises Friday the
l3h day oil September next, tract Of land lying in
The county OF LuneDburg, on the waters OF Modest
S,eek adjoining Hungry Town, containing by estimation
821 acres, large portion Of low ground and bottom land
Acng as trustees, will convey such title only as is
vested in us as such, though the title is u-
questionable EDWARD II. CHAMBERS,
EDWARD Il. JEFFRISS,
August IL. t2S-tds1 Trustees
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-08-23

* ALE OF LAND.-in pursuance of a decree of the
~ circuit Superior Court OF Law AID Chancerv for the
county oil Nelson, pronounced in the Rves against
Austin and Others the undersigned Commissioner will
proceed 10 SELL at Lovingson in the county OF NeIson on
ednesday the I'd day of October next TO the highest
odder on credi, of wo three and four years (the
purchaser or purchasers giving bonds with approved
r'y' ana deed oil trust on the land TO tho pay
mcnts) tract of land In the county of Nelson on The
branches OF The South fork of Rockfsh River adjoining
hc lands OF NoTbornc Thomas, the estate of Zach Nevl
ana others and containing by survey 162 acres rood and
% perrhes This land all in woods and well adapted
TO the culture of corn wheat and tobacco.
MAYO CABELL,, Commissioner.
July 30. 2f,vs,v
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-08-23
n AND AND NEGROES FOR sAIEIn oho,,,-

AND AND NEGROES FOR SALE.-In obeJi.
enSe 70 decree OF the Circuit Superior Court OF
anu Chancery, Tor the county of Henrco in the sui,
,W scout against David q. Williams and Others 1
ma, on .he 18th day of September proceed to sell at
P1c auchon ON the premises TO the highest bidder for
' TWO tracts oil Land, lying in the county of Lunen.
oug or SO much OF them will he sufficient TO satisfy
'he decree oil the Court the being the land on
which Robert Scott resides. called Hungry Town. suppo-
tanning 900 acres, being the residence of DR. Richard
May. Those two tracts OF Land are more particularly
described IN two Deeds Of Trust executed by Robert Scott
to Trustees, for the benefit of David G. Williams recorI
ed in the county court Of Lunenburg.
a. VIII Also at Hungry Town, on the same day. sell TO
e hghest bidder, for cash. six Negroes and their in
crease, Gf any) HENRY N WATKINS
COMMIT appointedbythe COutto sell the said propertv
August ID. BE T,,S
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-08-23

Nl oTICE.-The subscriber having purchased that old
and well known stand formerly called Groomses ~
ing on the Three Chop road, 81 miles from Richmond so
from Charlottesville, and from thence across .e Blue
Ridge, &c Sc-and having located himself at this Mace
ABOUT Christmas last has been very much engaged in re-
pairing and preparing the place for the OF
III" customers He is prepared with good lots of
KIND TO receive any kind OF stock, with good pastures
lie has also good stables, kept in fine order for the recep
ioh OF horse drovers, or travelling custometsall of which
he wishes TO furnish good others in the
line. JOSFpU II CI EN
Augusta Ok -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-08-23
AUGUSTA, (GeoreiaA Aug. -

AUGUSTA, (OeOrgia,) Aug IL.
The McDu1e dinner at Athens, notice only TO cor.
rect the Chronicle, and give the public the precise truth
Every body knows the Chronicles Imagination is of pe
culiar kind 1t PRISM which refracts the rays
tcgencc into oil kinds OF iuis, except those of rut-a
turbd medium, through which no light breaks but the
CLEANS OF passion, and through which all objects loom
with deceptive msgnihccnco. We feel rather graficd
than otherwise That his political associates should propcr
Iy appreciate the talents and worth of gentleman whom
however much political opinions may differ is our
pride TO call friend. We repne his honors and
would not pluck single Leaf from the garland on his
brow We combat his political errors without private
animosity, and only prize the higher, that friendship,
which has been just n motives and continues burn
with undimnishod brightness amid The tempest which has
severely tried it. But 10 the dinner.
The number OF subscribers TO the Dinner was about
100. There between 20 ond 50 honorary guests
Of whom decided friend OF the they thought
to subserve told us, that he counted those at The tables
and that they did moi exceed $50 individuals when Mr.
MIR. McDuie began to speak, Of the Students end
those strangers, whose curiosity overIach for
their decacy filled the door aud windows, see and
hear an Orator OF whom fame had spoken much. The
guest who gave this account, Is personal aud political
friend of MIR. McDnflie, who laughed while lie was
giving it, and said Pemborton will make it out, at the
least calculation 800 people, while you, suppose may
get up as high as 60 Courier
(FJOm our COTTcspOndenL)
ATHENS, August T. 1883.
attended the Junior Exhibition Oh Yesterday and can
bear willing testimony to- the favorable specimens Of com
position aud coqueuce, which ihc young gentlemen gave
The Trustees, with the Governor at their head, the
Judges aud some other dgndres, took seats on tho stage
and gave pleasing evidence Of tie interest," which all
take, iroa The highest to The lowest in the aud
fcspcctdbili,y Of our University
MIR. McDuito made his first appearance at the Junior
Exhibition Though his modest and retiring habits in-
duccd him 10 take back seat in the Chapel noticed
that ho the observed OF all Observers" Nj. Nc
Duties towering intellect alone gives him this engiabc
distinction Tor ere j. nothing his behavior or mamie
consequence. thus draws the public eye ii4 pcfs0n
ltt The uefsblc attraction Of his genus Tho contour
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-08-23
e loo REWARD-Ran away the 18th OF june

1An REWARD.-Ran away the 18th OF June
~ Il wv last iron the Tobacco Factory of Nj ssrs
Bridges Snead, dark colored man, by the name of
ALBERI MOORE He is about IS or 30 years old s
ieet or inches high, soops in the shoulders and walks
y oer' mas good countenanco naturally, but often
assumes grum and dissatisfied look; speaks quick when
spoken TO- and rather thick small as on one side
oil MS neck last winter ION the left side but i,
may have disappeared before this time. He has
IN Norfolk and Petersburg where he may have gone and
II presumed has obtained free papers, and will endcavor
10 reach Philadelphia or New York For the spprehen-
SION oil Albert within the limits of this State and his de
hVery TO mo in the City OF Richmond, secured that
get him again. will pay reward Of fifty dollars and
IL round out oil the Sate the OF hundred dollars
and all reasonable charges. All persons are cautioned
against harborng employing the above named slave
inc LAW In such cases viii be enforced. For further
ncuars, enquire at the Office Of the Richmond Compiler
August g.. 26-6t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-08-23

tNof SALE-The we'll known tract of land in the
county OF Buckingham, lying Hunts Creek six
New Canton, and sixteen from the Court House contain
ing by survey 1900 acres, adjoining what i, called the
Eoia Mine Tract, Hatcher Tindo and others also our
ght I'm the Gold Mine Tract, it is thought thai The
right Is FULLY invested in We therefore solicit all who
may be concerned in mining TO examine for
as me indications are as good better than any other i'm
s part oil the country, although several mines are work
ing IN the neighbourhood TO the benefit OF the owners
The land Is suitable for corn, wheat tobacco comno
situation. ~ J
The sale will certainly take place the first day of Sep
teDer next upon the premises If fair if not tho ne xt
lair day. The terms made known OH that day.
tBy the Legdtees of JViHiam .aHen deceased
W Tho Washington Globe and New Evening Post will
Office for collection II7~tO - "SS'u'tS W nS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-08-23

"ANTS situation Teacher in a private family,
w Lady who will undertake teach English i'm all
its branches, French Italian German Piano Forte and
Gutar, Drawing and Fancy Work. The respcc,a-
BILE references be given. line addressed E. and c
at the office of the Richmond Enquirer, will reach the
Advertiser. fang 20 IN ,c ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-08-23

HfHVoMoBUKf FOR SALE-T'he subscriber being
~ desrous to quit farming will sell great barg in
DLooMobOkf, near Orange Court House, the Farm on
when nc now resides containing between 1900 and 1000
acres This beautiful and valuable Estate lies miles be.
low INC court House. At the base oil the mountsn both
sides OF the turnpike road the buildings on the north i'd
ABOUT ooo acres arc cleared well divided into
heds, with water in EACH and all ia excellent order for
The balance in good wood land, generally well
me Dwelling House, and every Out. Houses that ne
sty or convenience can require in good order Also
year ihore Is fine well i'll tho yard with hydrants con-
vsnlently arranged-indeed, it would DO TOO much 10
say mat ono OF tho best watered farms the country
There is most beautiful aud productive garden attached
10 the dwelling, good orchards, and great variety of fruits
OF the most valuable kinds.
ihose VINO want Farm, in complete order, as a plea
SAINT residence in agreeable neg hborhood are invited
10 come and soc and judge forhemscves For terms
ply TO John Metcale OF fredericksburg ThomasT John
son Of Richmond, or the subscriber.
WILLIAM QUARLES
Orange Sh Aug, 1888. 2s-,f
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-08-23

II AND AND MILLS FOR SALE.-Intendingt 10 re-
~ move to the State OF Kentucky offer for sale nv
Farm which now reside, also my half of Dade and
PeytonS Mills, the Rapid Ann river adjoining The
Farm contains about four hundred acres is in good
state oil improvements sixty in red clover and eight
IN timothy; one-thrd of the land in wood, part very
heavily umbered The soil is OF the character of that
range oil red land passing through the counties of Orange
ADenarle Nelson and Amherst so Justly celebrated for
ITS fertility and susceptibility of high by
clover and plaster of Pars-The Dwelling House is com.
modous-the houses within the curlege are all con.
venient and well arranged The garden contains two
OF ground tasefully laid out and well furnished with
choice fruit, vines and shubLery.
The situation would suit a LAWYER who wished IN conn
bne farming with his profession: from its proximity to The
courts OF the adjoining counties, being within miles of
Orange u H., IL miles OF Madison, and l6 of Cupeper c.
HIS Is near the stage roads leading Charlottesville
and Fredericksburg 80 miles from the former and 30 from
The latter No place can be better wsered or more heal
thy than this; have resided here 26 years and i'm
time there has case OF bilious fever or
ague and fever, in large family of blacks and whites
Upon the Farm is barn and machine for threshing
Whca-oi the KIND most used and approved in this part OF
The country The price of this property shall be mode
rate and the time and manner OF payment accommodating
Inc iis are new and upon the improved construction
consist oil mill Tor manufacturing four havng4 pair OF
burrs and pair of cologne rubbcrs corn mill with
pair oil stones saw mill and mill Tor grinding plaster OF
Paris. Also, another Tract of Land within miles ol
o1ahausvie-near the swift Run Gap road, containing
435 LAW T. DADE
Sylvan Lodge, goth June, 1888. l5-tf
VALUABLE LANDED ESTATE FOR SALE.-In
y conformity TO a decree of the County Cour, Of
Amelia, we, the undersigned, Commissioners or three of
us, appointed by the decree aforesaid Wi proceed TO sell
on Thursday the 10Th day OF September next the tract Of
land in the county OF Amelia, on Appomaiox river be
longing TO the heirs of George N. Skipwith known by
the name Of MorveD. The said of land is situated
on the river, adjoining the Stony Point Mills contains
about 800 acres with the necessary buildings taking
care oil crops; good barns, out houses, &c. is well
adapted to the growth oil corn, wheat and Tobacco
There arc belonging to this about 100 acres of wood
land oil very good quality and conveniently situated and
about ory acres OF river bottom and branch land of ex-
celent quality.
The land will be sold to the highest bidder upon ere.
dit oil AMI two years, the purchaser giving bonds
with approved security for the purchase money The IL
tie will be retained till the purchase money is paid
JOHN WILEY,
VIM. GREEN,
THOS WILEY,
ALLEN JETER,
JONES WOOD
August 10. 2s-2aw2w&w,ds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-08-23

HTDWIN PORTER& CO.'S STAGE OFFICE is now
Ell Kept in one room Of the Eagle Hotel, where seats
can be obtained daily, North South and West being the
nearest and best route TO the celebrated Watering Places
virginia via Charlottesville, Scotlsye and Stanton
August 6. o66,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-08-23

n HAVE now on hand from one TO two hundred cord Of
"a superior Hickory and Oak Wood for sale at Mil!crs
Landing, on Poropotank creek Gloucester county, Va
There sufficient quantity OF for vessels that will
draw from to nine leet water, Immediately where the
Wood lies; vessel that carry 30 cord can be loaded
in one day The prices of Wood now, in Philadc lphia
and other markets, would justify Captains of vessels TO
purchase this Wood, and make good profit shall Ike p
good supply on hand during the Fall and Winter Sc ason
JOHN HOWLETT
Woods Il Roads, Gloucester CO., Aug TO- sO-I3t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-08-23
Orange, sh Aug, 1888. ssH,f

IN Tuesday, the 18th day of September next will
" again offer Dungeness for SALE 10 the highest bidder
upon the premises, this plantation lying on James River
thiry-three miles from Richmond containing eight hun
Land as far cleared is Of excellent SOIL living remark
ably level Upon the farm there is variety Of fine fruits
The improvements snch will accommodate tolerabIv
large iamily.-IERMs one-third 10 be paid on Civ
ing possession, which will be the LIST day of January
next; the balance in two equal annual payments The
purchaser may have the privilege OF seeding wheat
w In the mean time, proceed prepare the land for
that purpose consider it healthy situation as any
on James River there has not been single case Of
ague or bilious fever on the farm for five years
July 26. [23-tds] GEO. WOODSON PAYNE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-08-23


III Court August 9th, 1888:
William McGruder plaintiff
against
William Crump, Sheriff of Powhatan county. and No
such administrator de bons non of George Bailey deed
Mack Goode and Richard Goode, exors of BENZ Goode
decd who was formerly admir-. Of the said George Bailey
Bailey, widow OF the said George and BENJAMIN BaiIev
Joseph a. Bailey, Martha f. Bailey, and Albert r. Bailey
children OF the said George Bailey decd the three last
being infants under the age of I'll years. by Richard
Graves, their guardian, adj Item. Defendants
decree was rendered in the above named cause ON
The 9th day OF August, 1888, directing that VIM. Crump
Sherh oil the county OF POwhatan, and such admir- die
bonis non OF George Bailey, decd should render an
count OF his administration before the Commissioner of Tie
Court; and that Mack Goode and Richard exors OF Ben
Jamin GOode, who in his lifetime admir- of the said
George Bailey, deed. should render before the same Com
missioner an account OF the administration of the estate of
the said George Bailey, decd by the said Benjamin
Goodc decd And II was further decreed, "ha the Gre
diors OF George Bailey decd be required by notice TO be
given by The said Commissioner and published for four
weeks III some newspaper of the city Of Richmond, TO
produce their claims before the said
is directed to report the same and also the accounts aore
SAID with any matters specially stated deemed pertinent
ny himself or which may be required by any Of the par
ln pursuance Of which decree The parties interested
are hereby notified, that have appointed the 10Th day of
September next, Tor commencing the accounts required
by The said decree, which day by 10 o'clock a nj
they are requested attend at Powhaian Court house
with their papers ready for animation; the
OF George Bailey, decd hereby notified to produce
hclr CLAIMS properly authenticated, before me- Oh or be
the court. JOHN w. DANCE Com,n,r
scousyille, August o, 1888. 20-w1w,
EBY Tavern, Farm and Store Tenement, situated a,
lIn Ming william Court House, may he leased Tor iho
next TWO on three years Those who have applied and
VINO arc noDrcsidents OF this county, ara hereby notified
hat contract may be concluded at any mo before Au
gust Court OF this county 10y application the subscriber
IN Richmond TIJOS w s GREGoRV
! King William county, July ~ io-wtIsts