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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-01-19
NEW ADN EEgTESEMENTS.

II Aw BOOKS, MAPS, JOURNALS, &c-The un
N designed has for sale,
Henng's Statutes at large
Gilmer's, Randolphs and Leighs Virginia Reports
Journal OF the Convention of l775 g and of the Con
venton of l7SS.
Journals OF the House of Delegates from l776 1870
and of the Senate from 1859 and 1885 10 1890:
ALSO,
few copies Of the large Map of Virginia at &c. and
the small Map of Virginia at 81 both on rollers and
in portable cases.
Separate volumes of most of the Reports can be fur
nished.
Ii is proper to guard the purchasers of the Virginia Re-
ports against prdted edition of the 9th volume of Ran
doPh Reports which has been printed in violation of the
copy right and thrown into the market here. 1t will be
readily distinguished from the original edition (prnted by
B. Shepherd CO., Richmond 1920 by the inferority OF
execution, and is scarcely necessary remark lit
tie reliance be placed upon the accuracy of law
book which has appeared under such circumstances.
The undersigned has ii in his power to supply any num-
Der OF Law Books, of the best editions and at the lowest
prices; and will promptly attend to all orders from pur-
chasers OF the above mentioned Books and Maps without
compensation. The Journals of the Conventions and e
neral Assembly contain of valuable interesting
Information, which entities them place in every pub
lie and private library in this State.
Letters (post pad) will receive instant attention.
VIM. III. RICHARDSON,
Librarian Of the State
January 10. 7g-ISt
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January 10.

FHNHE subscriber returns his Acknowledgements to the
h public for the liberal patronage which they have
granted him in 1S32by which, he has ascertaned that
IRON FOUNDRY, upon small scale and with
good economy be supported the Town of Fredecks-
burg AS have filled every order through the country
80 miles round me- last year, with only three Mouders
and could have done with the hands there is
ground for the public to believe that their orders will
lie on hand untitled.
While remained in Baltimore my business was brought
into dsrepute by Founders who unqualified; but
ing the last year obtained Founder who master of his
business, and by giving my personal attention. hap
Ply to discover that my business has reganed public conf
pence.
Having just received a Cargo of the best Pig Iron
that country affords and having variety of Patterns
for Mill Gearing Wheat Threshing Machines, sc. am
ready fill any order that may be presented Should any
order be presented for Castings for which may not ma
'Ne patterns will furnish them order at reasona BILE
y InvL ,bso;,, - I .no, ., 80. Co., n
o. Vac finest composition and of the note-and all
kinds of Brass work.
For the better accommodation of the citizens who trade
in Falmouth, have engrossed lot there, which de-
sign building Foundry this year, and shall presume on
the patronage OF the country in its support.
January 10. G79-w4wl DANIEL DAVIS.
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Wv 18th Feb, 1888, the premises, that valuable
tract of Land belonging to the late VIM Mckinney
situated in the county Of Campbell Big Falling river,
Reads old Store This of land formerly
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, it believed TO be among the very
best tracts in the country$ The title is ndsputabe. The
plantation is in high state of cultivation and 209 bushels
OF wheat neatly put in in good time.We will SELL the
same time and place. the reversionay interest in
thirds of al joining tract in which WIN. Jones' ID b.
has life estate, which has considerable quantity OF low
grounds and is very valuable tract of laRd.
.Negr0eS.-Will be sold the day, 80 40 ne
groes, likely and valuable any in Virgna-among
them two hrst-rate blacksmths
Stock S-c-S 10 likely and we'll broke mules, seve-
raj valuable plantation horses from so 100 sheep, about
90 head of cattle, hogs &c., together with large quaint
~ OF corn, oats, fodder, plantation utensils sc.
Terms Of SdIeThe land will be sold upon four equal
annual nstaments the purchase money be secured
deed Of trust upon the land, and good personal security
upon the first and second iDstalments in addition The
negroes will be sold credit till the LIST day OF June
next, for half OF the purchase money the other hall
the st day of June, 1884 Bonds with approved
rity will be required for the The credit for the
other property will be LIBERAL and made known the day
of sale. Mr. John Carlwell, the manager of the estate
will shew the land to any person wishing purchase
The sale will be conducted by John r. d. Payne Auc-
tioneer. CHS. M'KINNEY,)
THO. M'KINNEY, : Ex'ors
JNO. M'KINNEY,S
January 10
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EsECAEM0vD EYNGGlIa, S.gTURDgE. AgNV.gRy. 10 lsaa

a NOHANNA-The sire of Damon, (the winner OF the
NU sweepstako at Broad Rock that sold for $780, and
afterwards the stallion stake Petersburg) T0bdc
contSt he winner OF the sweepstake Broad Rock that
sold Immediately after the for $1,000 TO Col. VIM. r.
Johnson and subsequently sold by him for $4,000
Nary Randolph, (he winner Of the sweepstake ut Tree
HILL the Proprietors Purse at Fairfield the Post Sweep
stake at Norfolk the Jockey Club Purse and inside stake
at the same place and during the week. worth $500
at which time she commanded the unprecedented price
Of $4,000, and afterwards won the stallion stake at Tree
Hill, when $4,000 offered and refused for one fourth
Broad Rock Barbara, (he winner of the sweepstake
Fairhed) BTtons Colt (he winner of four fall
out OF hve) and GdrsonS Fully, Chat sold for $3OO0,)
VIII Tor the next season occupy his old stand at Half Sink
nine miles from Richmond, after which ii is puobabe,
Crom the eXtravagan inducements that have been oer-
ed) he Will make one seasons in another State.
From the above list Of performances and prices, it will
be seen that whether FOR the turf for market horse
can claim preference Johanna, particularly when
II is borne in mind that this is the result Of his first sea-
SON. and an that respect may challenge comparison with
any horse known in this country his sire, The Para
gon Of horses, not excepted.
lie will stand at S75 the season, and deduction of 20
per cent allowed on all payments made before the
July, at which time the will expire-SI0O in
surance Parting with the mare, usual such occa-
sions oriets the Insurance. Mares to Gohanna last
season that did not prove in oa may heretofore be
again and insured at the price OF the Groons fee
81 Mares fed at % per day. No responsibility
Tor accidents though every precaution will be taken TO
avoid them. JNO. Nj. Bolts.
January l6. 7S-l2t
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SITUATION WANTED.-A young Man Of regular
- and steady habits who has been constantly engaged
in The mercantile business in the country for the last five
years, and is well acquainted with book keeping, wishes
to obtain situation in mercantile establishment Ell
Their in town in the country in the OF eight OF
ten weeks if required it will give him the greatest plea
sure 10 procure recommendations from gentlemen Of the
highest standing this county afford.
Any letters addressed to A. b., Urbanna, Middlesex
county, Virginia, will meet with prompt attention.
Jan g. 71-otN
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BY RETCEHHE a. COOK.

o Tho ENQUIRER published twice week. generally,
three times during the Legislatue
Price, the heretofore, Five Dollars payable
Notes of shattered specicpaying banks will be
ceved payment The Editors will tho safety
ting them by mall tho of all letters being
will DO discontinued a of the
Editors, until all arrearages have been paid up.
Whoever will tho payment of papers,
have the tenth gratis
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
One less first
30 No advertisement
assumed by person in IS itse
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HNHE subscriber requested make enquiry for some
u person who wishes sell his Negroes from l to 40
in number, TO gentleman who will remove them TO Mis-
slsspp keep them for his own use, make merchan-
disc OF them, nor divide families, treat them WELL and
give ample security, by lien and personal security for
punctual payment OF interest and instruments Terms one
fourth cash, the remainder in four annual payments with
interest from date.-Address post paid,
LEWIS HILL, Fredericksbng..
January H. 7S-2t
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VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.--In obc6-
ence 10 the last will and testament Of Ihos Broken
brough dec offer for sale two story brick House and
Lot in the village Of Mount Sidney, in the county Of Au-
gusta If not previously disposed Of by private sale,
shall offer the said properly public auction The pre-
misses on Monday the 14lh day Of JANUARY neXt-Ierms
If Sale: One fourth Of the purchase money 70 be paid
in cash. and the balance in equal instruments, in and
6 months 10 be secured by negotiable notes. with an
approved eDdorsor, and deed of trust the property
Persons wishing 70 purchase may communicate with me,
by letter, post paid, at this place.
JOHN W. BROCKENBROUGH,
acfing Error Of Thos. Broekenby0Ugh, dec.
Richmond, Dec -. 6j-m
u The sale Of the above property will not take place
advertised Due notice will hereafter be given Of the
time aud place Of sale. BY THE EXECUTOR.
January ~.
Tbe stanton Spectator publish shove advertisement
week. m tho dsy Of sale and scnd be- account 10 THE Office
foY collection.
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MON blood bay Stallion of fine form, by Madison
" one OF the best OF the imported Domed dam by
Potomac another distinguished of Domed e. dam by
Gmcrack, will stand the ensuing season. under the i'm.
mediate direction OF Mr. John Fagg at Eveettsvie Al
Demare; Gordonsvile Orange, aud the neghborhood Of
the Green Springs Louisa. THOS. j. RANDOLPH.
Jan. II. [7S-I2ll JOHN FAGG.
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THNRUST SALE Of uaiuaGie propertyh Richmond
II BY virtue and in pursuance Of Deed Of Trust, eX
ecued TO by George w. Trueheart, bearing date the
1Ith day of July, 1928 and admitted to record in the Of
flee of the Hastings court for the city of Richmond the
18th day of December, 1928, made to the pay
ment of debt therein mentioned we, the subscribers,
of the 18th day of March, 1888, if fair, il
the next lawful fair day. at upon the land and
tenement aforementioned, will sell public auction, for
ready money, all the property and estate conveyed us
by the said deed, that TO say, all the right, tte inter
est, and estate of what kind, nature, degree quality
soever TO- in and of certain three stoed brick tenement,
and the land thereof and thereto adjoining lying and be-
ing situate the South Eastern side Of 18th street. and
between and streets, in the city Of Richmond, and
particularly between the house formerly occupied the
Office Of Discount and Deposit of the Bank Of the
United States in the said city aud the Tobacco Ware
house, on the said 14lh day Of July, 1925 in the
patton Of Garland II. Mitchell, with all and singular
the appurenances to the said land and tenement be-
longing, all conveyed to us by the said Deed
Acting as trustees, will convey to the purchaser only
such title as 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
title to the premises in fee simple subject to Mrs True
hearts claim Of DOVER which she has not yet renqush
ed FLEMING JAMES,
JOHN FORBES.
Richmond, Dec. Is, 1892. 6i-3m
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EN b. CHEWING, Dentist, respectfully informs
a the public that he has seuiedp permanently in Rich
mond, and offers his professional services in all its various
branches His Office al present. is the Post Office,
directly opposite MIR. 5. Lethbdges, formerly Mr.. p.
Hous,On's. TJanuary s. 74-2aw5tH
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THNHE General Meeting OF the members of the Mutual
q Assurance Society against fire buildings of the
State OF Virginia, viii be held at the Society Office in
Richmond on Monday 2Sth January inst.
JAMES RAWLINGS, p. A. NJ. a. 5.
January l. It'd
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ANCHOR IRON
hANOIION IINO4N'
NAVY COMMISSIONERS OFFICE
Innnnrnr ID 1000

January IL, 1888
ED PROPOSALS sealed and endorsed will be received It
III this Office, until the LIST of March next, manufac-
ture and deliver at the Navy Yard Washington ID. c
about 10000 pounds of the best quality American Iron
for making the Bower aud Stream anchors folio wing viz
From % 10 900 lbs for Bower and stream an
chors for ships of the line.
From 81 10 10000 los. for Bower and 2 Stream an
chors for frigates.
From AZ to $4,000 lbs. for 10 Bower and Stream an
chOrs for sloops Of
The shapes and dimensions OF the bars for the anchors
OF the several sizes must be made to conform the mo
dels and drawings which will be furnished the
for that purpose, aud by which the iron, delivery
will be nspectedit must also be tested to the ceptance
and saac ion Of the commanding officer OF the aforesaid
Navy Yard.
the LIST OF May, and complete the delivery OF the whole
quantity before the 3lst October, 1888
Ten per will be reserved from each payment 10 he
made collateral security, in addition the bond which
will be required and will not be paid until the whole
quantity is delivered inspected aud tested, unless spe-
cally authorized by the Board OF Navy Commissioners
January 49, 79-2aw
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-KaIEACHER WANrEn

FHIEACHER WANTED Wanted in private ran,i.
a y, near Culpeper G. H., Teacher qualified to
give instruction 10 the English and Latin Languages and
Mathematics. The number OF scholars will not exceed
lenand The compensation will be three hundred dollars
and board. None need apply but such as can produce
satisfactory testimonials Of character and Qualifications
All applications may be made to JoHN G. WILLIAMS,
Richmond January Is. 7T-T&Sn
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BOARDING SCHOOL NEAR JERUSALEM
y The Subscriber, having located himself (he hopes)
permanently will open school the ensuing year, at his
residence two miles west of Jerusaem-The situation is
remarkably healthy aud enjoys every convenience
sary to Boarding Establishment, the houses being in
good repair, and sufficiently large to accommodate or
twelve boaders. The Of instruction will be such
prepare the students for the University and afford
good, substantial education, TO those who cannot incur
the expense OF collegiate Every attention shall
be paid 10 the morals and manners of those entrusted
his care The tuition fees will vary from fifteen thirty
dollars according 10 the different branches studied Board
including beds candles SC $780, per session OF ten months.
The school will commence on the second Monday in
January, and terminate the 18th OF December allow
ing a vacation of four weeks in summer
For satisfactory testimonials of character and quaifca-
hons, reference may be had to the following gentlemen
who will act trustees visitors the school, viz Will
liam ID. Goodwin, George b. Cary Hardy Harris JAS Ro-
chele, Edw w. Marks, DR.. l.. C. Trezvant and Carr
Bowers. b. r. TREZVANT.
January |. 7I-9ts
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WBTARE ROOM of Cabinet Furaiturc-.l fahognnv

WETARE ROOM Of Cabinet Observation-Disclosures
Wv Chairs and SfaS. From the imperfect manner
in which Cabinet Furniture formerly manufactured
in this city perhaps from prejudice against the
chanics OF town and in favor Of those Of the
Nor cities citizens of wealth and have fall
len into the habit OF sending those cities for all costly
aud elegant articles OF furniture. hus has the fshon
become in degree established perhaps without
sufficient cause but the subscriber has determined that
Tor ho future, there shall he necessity for this
to the \ orlh.
tie has provided himself with the best worknen and
materials Of every description from New York and else.
where, aud the public that he will furnish
from his work shop every article in his line of bust
ness, Of good quality and in fashionable STYLE as can
be supplied in this country; (e will warrant every ng
such rounddCo side Boards with marble and mahoga-
ny tops Tyre and column pier tables card tables
mahogany chairs, English, French and Gothic patterns
sofas, arch, straight and Grecan hacks, with flat and
double scroll and Tyre arms tables with mar
Bile and mahogany tops, ladies' work stands and tables
sorisin shot furniture suit all who willing to
pay good price Gor a good article
He sClcits the public to call andexamine for themselves
either at his mandatory in Manchester, at his Ware
room lain ST. doors below the Virginia Banks, in
h city, where all orders will be gratefully received and
promptly attended 10.
re will in short time be prepared to make mahogany
doors, for finishing houses in the elegant manner
Jan 8. 73-w4w1 JOHN TURPIN.
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WOUNG LADIES' SEMINARY The present term
III of this Institution inst. commenced the first and
will close on the first of May.

III of this institution inst commenced on the first and
will close on the first OF May.
+ + ROOT ROOT '"' Principals.
Mrs. f.. Todd Assistant Teacher in the English De-
Mss L. Mansfield, Teacher of Music, Painting and
Drawug.-Anoher Assistant Teacher will be employed
for the next session.
ExPENsEs.-Board and Tuition, in all branches,
for year of ten months, $3.50 90
Board and Tuition in English branches only, 100 90
Ten Dollars will cover all contingent expenses.
To Day Scholars for Tuition in Music, $500
In Languages, 20 90
In Painting and Drawing, Is 90
In English branches, 20 90
Board in genteel families in the neighbohood can be
had for seven dollars per month.
Scholars may enter the school any period in the term
and will be charged from such time according the above
rates But no deduction will be made after entrances
absence for that tcrm except in of sickness; and is
desirable that the pay for the term should be in advance
References-President Gushing, Saml. G.. Anderson,
ESQ., Rev. b. f. Stouton Of Prince Edward, and Dr. WIN.
Dupuy of Notoway.
Prince Edward Court House, Va, Jan. 10. 7o-6t
THNo Farmers aud others who have wheat for SALE we
u beg leave TO stale, that Mills will cease grind
ing, for this season, the st March next and will
probably be TO their interest TO offer their wheat
that time. r. b. HAXALL & co.
Jan. 10. 79-0t
SLAVES FOR SALE.--In pursuance Of a decree OF
- the County Court OF Caroline the undersigned Com
missoners named therein WILL on the second Monday i'm
February next, Chat being Caroline County Court day)
at the Bowling Green, SELL the highest bidder, upon
credit OF twelve months, eight Slaves Of the estate Of Rich
ard Talalero, decd. JAMES i. THORN ION.
+. DICKINSON
Bowling Green, Jan. 10, 1883. 70--w4wE
AtASH SALE OF NEGROES.-By virtue Of a Deed
" Of Trust executed by Roger Terrell in his life time,
and duly admitted to record in the Clerks office of the
county Of Hanover, will be sold, TO the highest bidder
for cash. his late residence in the upper end Of the
aforesaid county Of Hanover the 20h Of this present
month (January) the following negro slaves viz: Dick,
Lewis Rachael Lucy, Nelly aud Frank and the increase
Of the females since the date Of the Deed Acting
Trustees, such title only will be made the purchasers
Deed, which however
believed 10 be good.
CHARLES THOMPSON, JR. lr.,,.,...
GEORGE S. NETHERLAND, 'u''''''
January 10. 10 q
FEMALE we'll qualified to give instruction in Mu
n sic, and can come well recommended will meet viii
liberal encouragement from Miss Hughes, Preccptress
the Benvenue Seminary, Gloucester county.
Dec D. 63-2awI2t
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e ROO REWARD-Tho was on the 9th O to-

$500 EE% s. ssD we: ON the Sn to-
New Orleans, by NJ White, Commission Merchant, one
half of four FIVE hundred dollars Bank Notes payable at
the Branch of the U. States Bank at New Orleans
and the spending halves enclosed me at the
same place the 10Th of October 1892, and neither of
which to hand; am OF the opinion that the same
have been Puroined by person, and that there will
no doubt be an attempt TO pass the said bills and tat The
scoundel may be the readily detected, give below
the No and description furnished by NJ. White the
Bills.
Hnvoice of Bank Notes, pis.
Right side of No 5j6s, letter B. payable to s. Jaudon
Cashier-B. b. u. S. ". O-W. McIlvaine, Cashier
w Bidde, President, $500
1922 W. Mclvaine, Cosh'r- w Bidde, President $500
Right side OF No. 5529. &. d" Oct. 1sl,
1929, w. Mclvane, Cashr.-W. Biddle President $500
1922 NJ. Mclvaine, Cas'r.-W. Biddle President $500
will give the above REWARD for the recovery of said
Notes, 10 proportion for the that may be secur.
ed so that can get the same. would embrace this OPP.
Poruniy OF orewarning all persons from taking or re-
ceiving said Bills. a. KICKS
La-Grange, franklin County, Alabama, November 27,
1882. january Isl 49,
FEVHE connection between the subscribers under the
a firms of Rogers & Harrison, in this City, and Rogers
& Co. in the City OF New York, is this day, by consent,
dissolved
All unsettled business Of the establishments in Eu-
rope will be closed by Lewis Rogers; that in New York,
by the firm OF Rogers & Co, and that in Virginia by r..
Richmond 1st Jan. 1888 r. HH Al GS jr
The subscriber has formed commercial establishment
in Hayre, under the firm Of Lewis Rogers & Co.. in con-
nexion with y. L. Foud s. Fould Oppenheim Bankers in
Paris and socis the business OF his friends in that place
well to bis house in New York under the firm OF
Rogers Co.. who will always be prepared to make be.
raj advances shipments, themselves or TO the house
in Havrc. LEWIS ROGERS
Richmond, LIST January, 1888.
The subscribers have associated Themselves in bushes,
in this City, under the firm Of Rogers Harrison & Gray
LEWIS ROGERS,
JAMES GRAY.
Richmond, Isl January, 1893. 7I-l2t
/ HNlFrEEN DOLLARS REWARD.-Len NV house
u about the last Of November, my servant CHAR.
LOTIE. She is dark muato very and likely; %
or 3years old When spoken to she IS easily confused and
has rather grum look She has many relations living a
Mrs Mary Moshy's ia Hanover aud Dr. JOE. Mosby's
Goochand; she also has sister al Judge Carrs ON hc
suburbs Of the city hiak it probablr she is still
lurking about tic city or the neghboho1d Of Dr. Mosbys
will give the above reward for hcrildcvcrcd 10 me oil
ten dollars IL secured in any Jail in the Stale.
DAVID ANDERSON, Jr.
January5 78-2swlf
81 WISH to employ, on a small farm, man Of goo,
- character and habits, and who is acquainted with szi
culture and The care Of cattle viii hire out Tor the en-
suing year Shoemaker ?. V. DANIEL.
December 20. 61-wtf