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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-03-02

The following communication addressed to the pro
prietor Of Judkns' Ointment, from the Hon. John Ia
.ferro. Member Of Congress,is highly interesting
The gratuitous manner in which it is made EXHIBITS
feelings of ordinary character towards suffering hu
manty; and iscertainly well deserving Of public at
tention:
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-03-02

W We are authorized to say that Col. JOHN
r. WALLACE will be candidate for Congress- for the
District Of which Fauquier will form part
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-03-02
a Card.

" We are requested to announce SPENCER
horTaoM BALL rs candidate TO represent the County
of Fairfax in the next General Assembly Of Virginia.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-12-27

$I2,Is2 II

So That the general result 49, that within four years pa
VIC bSnk has been obliged TO incur an expense q
Sos 600 defend itself against Injurious misrepre.ent
tons.
This has been done with regret that ii should be neces
sary, but with bc strongest conviction of its proprie,
and Without The slightest wish either to dsayow or 10 COZ
ccal o. On ne contrary, the Bank asserts is clear rgl
to dcien' iscI equally against those who circulate fsr
object W eihef case, Is self defence II suffer-
sell 70 De csumniated down, and The interests conded
It's care sacthced by alsebOoGs. A Of unexampIe
violence has been waged against the Bank. The insir
ton defends itself It's assaans what called DO
hucans, and when statements which they answt
are presented TO the country, they reproach the Ba
with interfering IN politics. As these assaults, too
made at tho period OF public elections the answers Of e
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-12-27

F3J EW ARTICLES. D. A. STREcK Err offers for sale
his famous Ague and Fever Drop', which have
used in Germany with complete success in more than
thousand cases snd are confidently recommended as
perec'y sale and almost certain remedy for this trouble
some disease
Also bis ChiI6ain Plaster, very convenient ard eca-
recommended that lie will refund the cos, in anv case
where they have not befn entirely Satisfactory
liberal discount will be made 10 wholesale purchasers
The above, together with great variety OF articles In
the apohecaries.ae may be found Mt the sign of the
Large Mortar, opposite the Old Market.
Dec. 27 IN -.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-12-27

The ENoUiRER published twice week, generally,
mesa week during session OF tho
'nS same as Five Dollars adj
eived in The Editors win tho safety OF remit
ing hen by ma the all cttcrs being
~ NO paper will bo dscontinued but
k'iors, until all aIrcaragcs have been paid up.
Will guarantee the OF nino papers, shall
TERMS OF ADVERTISING
eo cents No advertisement
or assumed bv in its euvons.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-12-27

81 Sn REWARD.-Ran away from the subscriber
Up oO on the 9th instant, negro man, CYRUS nv
carriage driver; he is well known between Richmond and
the White Sulphur Springs and is likely pursuing tina,
course TO the State OF Ohio He rode of bay horse and
new saddle, is well dressed, with large dab overcoat
his thumb is badly bitten in fight with servant: Cy,
rus is about 3s years old, with dark brown
can read and write little. will pay the above re w ard
Tor his apprehension and delivery, found within the
Ia Ut SiV" IL Caught Without the .onivs Virginia
"nu aehvered to me at Richmond or Petersburg.
D ~ JOHN v. WILCOX
49, -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-12-27

WETILL BE SOLD on the premises on t,e irst dav Of
Wv January next, If fair, II not the next fair day. that
well kuown Tavern stand in Fowhatan county, now in
the occupancy Of Mrs Skipwit The terms viii be- be
raj, and made known on the day OF sale
December IL. t6i-hsl EDWARD cox.
Oh 6nn REWARD.-Iin away from the subscriber,
I'd ZaaB in the early part Of the presen, year mo gro
man whose name il JAMES FIELDS. Sid nssre I
hired for term Of years from the keeper Of our CITY Jail
he having been confined there nearly twelve months and
then disposed Of for the payment Of his jail fees Aher
leaving me, he Lynchburg aud obtained free pa.
pers-but they Of TO him. The fourth fnse
on bis LETT band of al the second joint III has also lost
nearly all his front teelhe is about thirty years of age
will give The above reward Of S2O aud ali reasonable
expenses for the delivery of said negro Inc in Rich.
mond. JAMES NJ. RADCLIFFE.
Dec. IA. 65-f
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-12-27

NARMERS BANK OF vIRGINIA-The annual
ID meeting Of the Stockholders for the election of Di.
rectors for the Bank aud the Offices Discount and De-
pos will be held Wednesday, the 9Th day of January
next VIM NEKERVIS C,sU
Dec. Sd, 1888. 6I,a,w,Js
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-12-27
S16.3OI 80

glD,3Ol OO
So that this enormous increase was occasoned, in
great degree, by having set Of bank prepared
aud engraved, amounting TO 81 696 75-and moreover
nearly one-ha OF this increase has relation 10
tie expenses 10 which IL is meant 10 ascrbe it.
4'h Ih" next is, that among The expenditures noted,
one Of $lli7 rs, for printing "agreedby order and
letter from John Sergeant, E.q" The graiuilous intro
duction Of the Of this gentleman is obviously de-
signed TO connect his agency with political purpose
But there is not the slightest foundation for il. The fact
itself vas known 10 the Committee OF Investigation in
1892, and although urged TO make the Of 40 is
now attempted, they had too much sense Of justice and
honour 10 employ IT, The truth Is Ibis Early In the
year 1881, while Mr. Sergeant a member Of the
Board Of Directors, he received letter from Mr. wilson
very respectable printer, in Soubenve proposing to re.
print the reports Of Mesrs. Smith and Nc Duie about
the Bank Mr. Sergeant presented the letter 90 tie Off.
Ger Of the Bank, who charged by be Board ,yA te
multiplication of these reports snd was requested bv him
10 apprzc MIR. Wilson, that lie might print Ger Am u,n
Der Of copies. lie did In sending hi4 sccoout a n,
had not communicated with ony officer OF the BANK lac re
crred 10 his authority 10 do he work az hAvng come
through Mr. Sergeant, and thus the receipt stands So
that the whole agency Of Mr. Sergeant was to answer
an application TO him az Director from printer, Print
some reports OF committees Of Congress, and other dOcu
ments, on The concerns Of the Bank
9TH The next is the effort 10 make appear that all the
expenses reported had been made influence public cleo
tons This Is not expressly asserted, but il is stated
inevitably to convey that impression. Thus they say
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-12-27

2n NICHOLSON Monday morning. the Both
Nv inst, at 10 o'clock, will be sold, in front of nv
ONCE without reserve, 80 likely Negroes belonging to
one tsfdfe consisting Of men, women, boys girIs and
women and children. The above negroes are all under
good character, and sold for fault Among them are
some good tradesmen, and house servants the balance
held hands Those wishing to purchase for their own
use, will do well 10 attend.
EXUM S. HUBBARD, .auct'r
Dec. s. ss,ds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-12-27

"A GENERAL Meeting OF the Stockholders Of the Bank
IA Of phginia, will be held the charter rects al
the Bank, on the first Monday in January next.
A ROBINSON, Jr., Cashier.
December II. 61,i
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-12-27

MJEGROES FOR SALE-By virtue Of a Decd of
lS Trust executed 10y Felix Winston 10 the subscii5er
which Deed has been recorded in the Clerks Offices of
Hanover and Henrco, will be Sold for cash ON Tue,day
the 7h day Of January, 1884, in front OF the Auc ion Store
Of j. s. Cosby, Co., fourteen Negroes consisting Of
men, boys, and gfls most Of them are young and
likely, aud Of the men is considered good Black
smith Such title only ass vested by the aforesaid Deed of
Trust will he made 10 the purchasers but that believed
TO be indsputabe. Persons wishing 10 purchase may see
any all Of said negroes, after the 25tb inst by appica
ton 10 Messrs j. & $. Cosby s. Co.. who will conduc,
said sale CHARLES THOMPSON, Jr., Trustee.
Dec D. 6I-wtds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-12-27

II ANCAsTER, DENNY & CO.. Auefioneers and
-HA Commission Merchants Richmond, Va, are now
receiving per brig Mary Jane, from Malaga and ship
Richmond, from Liverpool,
$50 or. casks sweet Malaga wine
122 boxes best bunch Muscatel rasins
200 half boxes do. do. do. do.
200 Or. do do do do.
100 boxes do. do.
$50 do. bloom do
90 jars grapes
25 bales hard she'll almonds
100 tierces best London porter
10 do. do. old port wine
And are daily expecting from New Orleans
200 bids. first chop sugar
200 do do. molasses
And have in store,
1900 bags Poo Rico Rio, Havana, Manila, Mocho,
Java, and African coffee
500 boxes and barrels refined sugar
200 blds Porto Rico molasses
100 DO. st. Croix and Porto Rico sugars
20 pipes pure Cognac brandy, imported direct
70 hhds pure St Croix rum do. do.
300 doz. Champagne wine, do. do.
Is pipes pure Madeira DO do do.
10 do. do. Sicily Madeira, do. do.
Also teas, shot, soap, candles and many other articles
TOO numerous for the limits OF with
10000 lbs Gotten yarns, Carke's and other labels
100 packages bleached and brown domestic cloths
All offered TO pnnctual customers the most acconno.
dating terms.
To the Merchants Of Virginia North Carolina and Ten
nesee we continue best services in the reception and
forwarding Of their Goods.
LANCASTER, DENNY & co.
December .. 6O-I2t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-12-27

I II AND-The subscriber offer, FIR s,,. M. -, -
~ which he lives He wishes transfer his property
ON advantageous terms Ii is perhaps the most desirable
estate IN Nooway county, and certainly by far the most
valuable which is now in the market any where in this
ecuon OF the country The buildings OF every descrp.
''oh are new, convenient ard well aaged Indeed no
person could desire another house domestic or family
oPeaons' here are ten large and new tobacco barns
anu many oil them are cxpensiveiy Constructed ne
principles Tor curing The tract contains 1850 acres by
survey, OF which there than $50 in woods OF
the very first quality for tobacco, and abou, 100 acres of
low grounds IL believed that the soil is happily
adapted to the growth Of fine tobacco Gshe subscribers
average prices have always indicated Nearly the whole
OF the open land well set in clover and there Is voun
orchard bearing Of perhaps the best selected u oi
an kinds. from the Northern nurseries, which Is to be
found IN this part Of the country The situation is re-
the ate for months during the winter and .prns;
and If he does not sell before goes his brother JOHN
person wishing 10 buy and will be authorised to SELL
Col Asa Dupuy Of Prince Edward will also be fully a-
lhorsed to contract sale in his absence. Ii is deemed
unnecessary to give minute description of this
property; those wishing to buy, will il is presumed
examine for themselves. w. J. DUPUY.
No'towsy, Dec. IT, 66-2aw4w
AND FOR SALE Will be sold on Tuesday. the
IL 3ls inst, front Of the Eagle Tavern AT ~ ociock
my Tract of Land lying tho county Of Hanover con-
tanning BIO acres, about Is miles from Richmond ON
Ghiekahomny Swamp, adjoining the lands of Mr. Isaac
both sides OF the main road leading from Richmond to
Louisa Court House.-The soil is equal TO any i'm the
neshoorhood about half in timber, and large por
Terms: one third cash. the balance in equal install
ments payable annually with deed of Oh the land
TO secure the two last payments Any wishing
view the land 1t will be shown by Mr.. Epperson living
on the premises, or on application 10 me, in Richmond.
Also, at the same time and place, will be sold my ine-
Burton deceased, which is three eghlhs of the
whole pits adjoining the Springfield Pits present work
ed by MIR. Cary. BEN. MANN
Sale conducted by C. !. SELDEN, Auct
December IL. 62-tls
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-12-27

SITUATION wANTED.--A young Gentleman who
~ has had considerable experience in usuctng youths
and who can produce satisfactory evidence Of his ability
to teach the Lstin English, aud elementary branches Of
M.hemaes, wishes to engage a situation n private ia
miy Tor The ensuing year Communications directed TO
L. g., Turner's Store Caroline county Va will be al
tended to- Dec. 2I1 6O-eo1t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-12-27
RxCAMO.vD, HYRGAvLa, ERzDaY: DECEMBER % isaa

EDROPERTY for sale at Charlotte Court B,u,e
- VIII sell at public auction, OH the 3D. day of Fs.
oruary next that being Charlotte day two
,os al Cnai iotte Court House-on OF which store.
mouse and lumber house, aud the other, dwelling
mousse Stables &c: also fifty Of woodland adoin
ing, anu convenient to the village The sale will take
pace al Inc Court House, aud the terms W be made
'" on "e Gay oil saie N. Z. READ
Dcceuoer w. 67-2awtds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-12-27

FHNO EDWARD WARREN-SIR: AS you are not an
n inhaoitant OF the Commonwealth OF Virginia and
nave no agent known 10 you will please take notice
that we WIZ proceed on the twenty fourth day of Janua
~ next between the hours OF nine o'clock in the morn
INK, and six o'clock in the evening of that dav a. he
mousse OF william Clarke, in the county of Hanover and
safe OF virginia. take the dispositions Thomas Gardner
ana others TO be read evidence in a suit now depend
ing anu undetermined, in the Circuit Superior Court of
Law and Chancery Tor Henrro county, in which suit
william Clarke and oIhe are plaintiffs and you de-
eDdan and should The said dispositions not be
on that day, the taking thereof will be continued from
day TO day, until the business is completed Yours &c.
WILLIAM CLARKE and Others, piuintifs.
December 81. 7O-w1w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-12-27
MHhn DOLLARS REwARD.-Run awav f,oro
81 aRaR tie snh.criher. mailing No. 49,. -

Qb EEk9k DOIlLA Ko re" AKD.-Run away (som
~ u wv the subscriber, residing near the ISTTis,
seminary in this county, the 14h inst my negro
DABNY, formerly the property Of Ab'olam Pate, dec
OF Hanover county and iiom whose estate he was pur.
chased Said negro is about 80 years Of age rather dark
complexion, with long svbskers; about feet inches
In hight thin v'oge, slow IN speech, but Of very nie
gent couD'enance and expression. FL dressed In
dark mixed cassnett coat and pandloon striped Virginia
cloth stand took with him hat cap and other clothing
II probable that he has BEEN furnished with pass or
free pspera, to aid bm in getting of bat no doubt IL At
present either n Hanover the vicinity of Richmond
II taken in the city Of Richmond within the state and
delivered 10 me, secured IN jail that get him re
ward Of S25, and all reasonable charges will be pa:
aud VI out Of this State 500.
Dec. 81. t70--Gl JOSEPH BERNARD.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-12-27
NpIANo FoRrE MusIc And INsrnuMrNrs

EUIHSU FUKTE MUSIC MD INSTRUMENTS.
struments, consisting of
CiaHoneIs' fiageoles Vioins, Trnmpets, Flutes Flies
Guitars, on9'' some Of Which are gerry superior.
Amoog The variety, Is an elegant Ipory Flute, with
eight silver keys highly finished and Of s9nefior lone
Also two more OF those celebrated Piano Fortss manu-.
tac'ured by Chickeng OF Boson which for sweetness Of
power and tone, elegance and dnrabiIv If svokmanshn
VIII II is believed not be surpassed by any other maker
Music for The Piano, of every variety and tbe i.,os
aud most fashionable, Is received for the Norbsro nb
every few days, which renders the assortment
extensive. Dec. al 70-if
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-12-27

~ EGROES WANTED. Persons who bring ne groes
TO The Richmond market for salc will find to their
advantage to call at the first door above Eys livery stable
on stree, near the Bell Tavern; where have house
constructed Tor the sale keeping and Of negroes
and where will give sellers of Slaves any assistance
may be necessary in selling. CHAS MILLS.
Dc. "a. co
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-12-27

- ALE OF NEGROES.-By virtue Of a decree OF the
~ Circuit Superior Court OF Law and Chancery for the
county OF James City and City of Williamsburg, pro-
nouhced on the 3st day OF October, 1885, there
IN depending between Mapsons heirs and Mansons re-
personalities: We shall, Thursday the I'd dav of Ia
nuary next at ihe- Courthouse of York County, in the
town OF York. proceed sell the highest bidder for cash
all The slaves in the bill and proceedings in the said
mentioned, belonging to the estate of Robert Manson the
elder deceased, and which in the hands of Peter
Manson and Thomas Hansord together with the increase
Of the females of said slaves among the are some like
and very valuable men, boys and women persons de-
81 Gus TO get for their may be satisfied that among
this LOT they have fair chance Of being well supplied
F. b. POWER,
K. p; ELLIOTT, Commissioners.
York County, Dec. IL, 1888. 67-4t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-12-27

a OVERSEER WANTED.-At my Farm known
Ia as Beaver Dam, on James River in GoochIand
county-a single man, with unexce pionabIe recommen-
dailons and in every way competent for business
have immediate employ will be paid very liberal
wages. CORBIN WARMER
Dec. 81. 90 o..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-12-27

~iLL BE OFFERED FOR SALE, to the highest
bidder, on the premises, Thursday the 18th of
Decemoer fair IL not, the fair day. my Tract
Land, lying In the county of Buckingham, between the
virginia Mills, and about the distance below Scots
ve containing by late survey, hundred and hir
y-tee acres-not than hundred of which ia
ceared the balance to clear being tobacco land of the
mrs, quay-the whole OF the cleared land with the ex-
Sepnoh OF The fresh land, and twenty Of the old
iann being well stuck with cloyes in high s,s,s Of
improvement Upon the tract is n small but comor,abie
house with such out houses cessary for
bushels of wheat, which from being seeded eary and in
good order, promises abundant harvest-oernp from
It's convenience to market its remarkable fertility its adam
aon each variety OF crops its being both
heahy and agreeabIe inducements TO purchasers which
are seldom met with. Termsone rth of the purchase
money in hand, the balance in instruments OF one two
and three years Bond and security, with Trust Deed
to secure the payment, will be required.
AT the same time and place, will be sold for cash. be.
tween twenty and twenty-five likely young Negroes,
which should like TO dispose in families The cron on
hand, consisting OF tobacco, corn, fodder, oats stock
oil horses cows, hogs &C., together with the plantation
utensils on credit oil six months, ten dol
lars; cash for sums under ten dollars.
Persons wishing TO examine the Land, with a view 10
purchase, will meet with attention from the proprietor
living at the Seven lsands-or, from his overseer Mr.
Hix, living on the premises.
Dec g. G6O-2awst] ROBERT C. NICHOLAS.
& ALE OF NEGROES.-By virtue OF two DEGREES Of
~ The Circuit Superior Court OF Law and Chansery, for
!he county OF Hanover, pronounced in the of Tim
bcrlake us Tinberlae, and others therein dependnp
the Undersigned the appointed by the said
DEGREES. VIII sell several very valuable and likely Slaves
male anu enale at the front door Of the Bell Tavern i'm
the city oil Rchmand the 9th day OF January next by
public auction, TO the highest bidder, for cash.
PHILIP b. WINSTON.
GRANVILLE TIMBERLAKF
Dec. 81. esd.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-12-27

SALE OF NEGRoES.-For the purpose Of discharg.
~ ing debt due my ward, Mr.. George Poitie will
sell or ready money! at Po,esvile in the lower end of
Louisa county, at public auctions Tuesday the 9TH of
January next between 20 and 80 negroes, in families
Mostly consisting OF men, women, boys, girls and chill
dren; all Of whom likely Foreign purchasers will
do well 10 attend. "
No Postponement, unless the weather be extremely
psa, .,-.ss---. NATH'L. THOMPSON.
DeC. ~. G6-M fda
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-12-27

a GOOD COOK WANTED will purchase or hire
IA Tor the ensuing year. Cook that come well re-
commended Tor honesty, sobety, and knowledge his
or her business JOHN ALLAN
Dec. IL. Gift
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-12-27
Dec. 81

FIFTEEN TO TWENTY NEGROES FOR SALE
BRY virtue of two Deeds of Trust, executed by Ed.
AD ward o. Goodwin TO me, and of record in the Coun.
W Court oil Albemare for purposes therein mentioned will
be sold TO the highest bidder Tor cash. the 9Th day of
January next if fair otherwise the fair day. before
the Eagle Tavern in the city of Richmond Is To- 20 Nc
dered to be likely and valuable as any in the Stale
shall convey such title as is vested in me as trustee
which is considered as unques,ionably good
Dec H. l65-tds] ID. f. ALLEN, Trustee
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-01-03
Ffom nc ". y. Earmcr.
COLLECTING MANURE,

Physiciaa remarked 10 US the other llav that
he never yet mel with farmer who considered
lnanuie as his gold mine, the treasures al which
arc 10 be collected in small Grains and - { DC
fully preserved but that all consider il .a4her as
fon ore, not worth collecting in small quantities
nor of being preserved from the wastes Of exposure
TO winds, heat, and storms. The following, from
the Farm Reports of Kyle, in Ayrshire speaks n
different language -
To increase the manure raised on u farm is a
constant aim. A large portion of the straw IS con.
sumed by the cattle and horses, and no hay is ever
sold A considerable quantity Of vegetable matter
IS collected from plantations and waste places, and
with this and the refuse of straw the farm court
and the approaches of II arc kept lirrol so as to
collect the druppings from the cattle and hon Sos
The whole Is occasionally cnffied oil To the aun,
heap and new litter applied. 1t is surpr sng how
much dung may be produced by constantly coi.oc.
tin, all refuse winch, If allowed to lie would soon
disappear. The horses are never allowed To pms.
tire, - n the first of June to the end of 'eloJcr
fhey feed in tue house on green food, consis "a o.
red clover, I'VE slass, and tchcs. The eal,c.
lhai are reared are also fed in the SAM ~ IN
yard ,ani in IA. course of the pasturloy season,
eeny-rta rca. dad Of vegetable matter Tito excel
ient manure There are always, too, al tns sea.
son, few PIGS ed entirely ~ Why; aiptls 'hesr
mfais much dung is made even in summer
There Is no danger of dung made by animals in
Yards oyerhealng in the warmcst season. hG'
without considerable prccanon stable litter viii
then be very consumed away Tor the pur
pose of preventing its rapid fermentation, peat
mnss was fot sonc years used and regularly mis-
ID with it IN layers but Garth ofany kind or road
scrapings, viii b. found to eject the purpose, and
N wioierth giaanings Of tn, cow~houses answer
the end. Whit is made IA spring and summer is
taken to the field often possible, put up into
heaps over which the horses and carts pass, and
lien well severed over with earth.