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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-06-07
EA EsIRABLE LAND FoR SALE wil .elI m

nESIRABLE LAND FOR SALE will sell my
NJ plantation on which reside in Dnwiddie county,
on the main Stage road 30 miles South Petersburg
.ainlng about zoI0 acres II Is well known good To-
bacco and Wheat Land and has the advantage of the
ters Of Buckskn creek and Nottoway river, two never
falling streams. The river will be navigable in some
snort lime having been examined and reported avorably
Of The situation is known be particularly healthy
and an excellent stand for Tavern, il desired. will
sell 10 one entire Tract divide II to suit purchasers
Terms will be LIBERAL both price and time and can
be known by application TO the subscriber.
EDWARD JOHNSON.
HarisyIle, May H. 4-6t
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THNWENTY DOLLARS REWARD.-Escaped from
n Scottsve, Albenarle county, about the middle of
the present month, bright mulatto Girl sixteen or
eighteen years of age, named Mary Jane, belonging
TO the estate OF Tandy Morris, decd. ! understand
her intention Is 10 get to Newark, New Jersey. AT
this time she is probably in Richmond. The above re
ward will be given to any person who will deliver her to
me in Scottsvie, Albemae. All captains of vessels are
forewarned from taking her board. unde she
has free papers, which obtained on false representa-
tons. BEVERLEY STAPLES, .Hdp1'or
tcih The UiH annexed Of Or. zandy Morris, decd.
May 81. st
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-06-07

SALE UNDER DEED OF TRUST.-In pursuance
~ OF Deed of Trust dated tho 18th day Of Septem-
Der, isl7 recorded in Henrco County Court office,
cuted to by William Crawford to secure the payment
OF debt to John Parkhill, shall on Monday the LIST
day OF july before the door of the Eagle Tavern the
city oil Richmond make sale OF track OF land lying ia
said county. about or miles below Richmond, on the
main road leading from the Seven Pines Rchmond con-
tanning, according to the said deed, 226 l2 acres the
boundaries whereof are therein set forth We know
objection to the title; butt acting Trustees will convey
only such title as is vested in us.
JOHN ENDERS, r,
NATH. DUNLOP, : A'"''ee''
MAY %. 6-tds
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A AlA REWARD.--Absconded from the empIov.
SM ~ rnenI of The snharrihor On Sa,,,.ia.. L.

H SNh REWARD.--Absconded from the employ.
70 ~ ment Of the subscriber on Saturday the 25ih
May, two apprentices, bound by the Hastings Court of
the city Of Richmoud-one by the name Of Thomas
Grggs TO learn the chair making business the other BY
the name OF WILLIAM Miles HGrgrdUe 10 learn the paint
ing and orpamentapart OF the above mentioned business
They hadon when they left dark gray broad cloth coats
with cassinet panaloons OF the same color. Thomas is
about Eve feet or inches high full face and appears
be little defective IN the right ARM and is oft.handed
William Is not quite so tall, Of thin visage and dark eyes
IL presumed that they will seek employment in some
chair or paint shop The above reward of 800, will be
paid for their delivery TO me in Richmond $40 il Sc
cured in any Jail in the State that get them again
All orewarned from harbourng or employing
the said boys under the penalty Of the law.
ALEXANDER GRANT
Richmond, Va, June T. e-2t
Petersburg Int Norfolk Bsae yncbbusvrg will publish &c
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-06-07
BY RITCHIE & COOK.

~ The EN0UiRER published twice week, generally, and
Price, the Same hers,oe Five Dollars per snnum payable in add
cevsd The Editors will tho safety Of remit
ting them mei postage Of all letters being paid by the writer's
No will be dscontnuod but the discretion of the
Editors urt all arrearagcs have been paid up.
~ Whoever will guarantee the OF nine shall
have the tenth gratis.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
insertion, rs
% con No advertisement inserted until has either been paid
assumed bv n this city its environs.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-06-07
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

INVALUABLE SALE OF DRY GOODS, no,o land
ns.d.v f6s 18th inst At ocock ,nithoYt at the
Store lately occupied by Mr. w. b. Pyle and next to Mr.
John Van Lewis. Market Bridge, 80 packages of fresh inn
Bosou among which the following desirable goods
ESQ ps superno and middlng cloths. assorted cOlOr'
100 dofuP ,cassimeres, do do.
cases silk goods, various kinds
cases English silk ves,ings
do. sup. Irish linens
do. blue and blue sewing silk
do. sup. twist
do. assorted prints
do. ginghams
3 do. French muslins
do. cambrcs, and cambria muslin
do. splendid ribbons
DO do. sup sup English iS m,r.eillos now pattern.
bales sup. gauze fannels
I case lawns
do. black bombazins
do. do. and cold bombazetts
1000 ps Eagsh cold. cambrcs
case poEgee hdkfs.
cases sup. flag hdkfs.
do. hoskin gloves ladies' and gontlsmens
I do. white silk gloves
do. cotton bandannas
do. muslin cravats, figured
do. A cambria dimy
do. marking canvass, assorted colors
do. ladies' fancy hdkfs.
do. princetta
do. silk hosiery
do. white aud random cotton hosiery
do. cotton half hose
do. merino shawls
do. miilinett
do. lasting buttons, plain and figured
do. gilt pins
do. superfne sattnett
q do. bieached domestics
do. A camblet, assorted colors
I do. grandurelles
do. crash towelng
do diaper
6 do. parasols-plain and figured, superior quality
do. silk and cotton umbrellas
do. black lasting, &c. SIC. &c.
The above sale is well worth the attention of mer-
chants, every article WI be sold, and many Of them
by the package.
The goods will be ready for examination two days pre-
vious to the SALE
$500 to l,000 mo.-$1 900 and upwards credit,
for approved paper, payable in this place. Lynchburg
Petersburg Norfolk.
DUNLOP, MONCURE & CO., Aucdoneers
Juno Z. 9-,d
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-06-07

.hessrs. Barksddie Crotoiey and TRAITS Books.
TUVAkE Notice that OF the 18th day Of June 1888 AZ
n the house OF Hezekiah McCsrgo, in the county Of
Charlotte we shall proceed TO take the dispositions Of IAac
Oyerley Maj Robert Moore, James ". JeHress, Robert
W. moseley and others, 10 be read evidence the trial
ofa suit now depending in the County Court Of Charlotte
wherein am complainant and you defendants.
MARY a. CRAWLEY, uho sues 6y
John Buehaanou, her neri friend.
May H. 2--.wiws
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-06-07

MOTlCE-Ec!ipse was memorandumed 10 continue his
services until the LIST August, with view
modate that would oa ate and to others that
want his services His number OF services per day is IL
med TO three and experience juses my saying he will
son, as he was at the commencement And although he
has gallantly served reasonable number of visitors
yet he fully competent to make investments to all that
may desire his offspring and could his friends enemes il
he has any the exhibition OF his mastery productions
now at Diamond Grove and its vicinity they would in
voice proclaim their like they had before lie
under apprehension OF being led to the dance without
being able 10 cut the pgeon-wng, refresh himself and
dance again. He cH sustain the high character of the
Old Dominion he will bow to every courtesy, and offer
relief to all his bewdowed neighbours. 1t be reco
lected that Eclipse said to be fore and ait horse
he would better the condition Of inferior stock and
not dependent build stock that had ache the high
est palm OF perfection. But to sustain himself in the field
Of battle, commanding the militia Of untutorcd ranks,
and raising soldiers from the plough-sharenot like your
salt Packenham, but like Jackson, that killed Cock
Robin, aud maintained the countrys beauty aud booty
You may have full and entire confidence in Eclipse, and
when his neighbours become weary Of too much company
their patience out in waiting for it, the
may be, call OH him. Crockeuke, who wade the Mis-
sissipp aud tow steam boat. Eclipse may be placed
the end oil Rail Roads, where fiery rattle, at the
mouth OF cannon where thunder aud powder roar and he
cannot be driven from his purpose for he has power and
character TO sustain himself under all Of attacks lie
carry his burhens, and help his neighbours
when they touch bottom. JAS. J. HARRISON.
May %. 6-4t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-06-07
May 81.

Van ESSRS. George Jefferson, Edtodrd EggIeston
I'VE John w. Baker, John 7. LeighJUiLiam Eggle-
ston. Edward f. Eggleston, Alfred o. Egglesfon,
Wulam T. Eggieston, John To,ones, finn Jt6erson
decd Richard Eggteston, Richard Booker John Book
en- FT0,cis II. Uiis0n John Webster, Sheriff of dnie-
iia and as such, admir-. of Dabney Miller, decd, and
Thomas Pride
Gentlemen: Take notice. that shall proceed 10 take
the deposition Of Trpett T. Estes and others, the ls
I'd, and Sd days of August next, in the Bolngbrook
Hotel in the town of Petersburg, State of Virginia;
and the 25h, Goth and 9th days OF July next
shall proceed to take the dispositions of Paschal L. Townes
William Walhall, Watha Dunavent and others, in the
county of Amelia, and in the courthouse OF said county
and State OF Virginia; and the 10Th and Both OF the
month"; july shall proceed 10 take the dispositions
Of Alexander w. Wallhal, Joha A. Hsman, Alex ander
i. Boat wright and Others at Pancvillc, Amelia county,
State OF Virginia. and in the house OF Pascha Ro
ber and the 9th and 9th days Of August next, shall
proceed to take the dispositions of BENJAMIN III. Powell,
Nathaniel A. Chrenshaw, and Others at Scottsvc, Pow
haan county, Virginia, and in the court-bo OF said
county OF Powhaan; and the 9th and 9th of August
next, shall proceed TO take the dispositions of Field T.
Southa Daniel Burton and others, in the house of Hen
ry III. Southal, Amelia county, Virginia. and the 22d,
23d and 2ih days OF August next shall proceed 10 take
the dispositions OF John Farley and Others in the city of
Richmond, State oil Virginia, and in the Columbian Ia
in said town; and the 9th and 9th days Of Sepcm-
Der next, shall proceed take the dispositions of Willis
Piler and others, at Nottoway Court house, and In the
courthouse OF said county of Notoway, and State Of Vr
take the deposition Of said Willis Pler, Others OH the
10Th and 11h days of September the place above
named; the said dispositions to be read evidence in
suit pending and undetermined in the Circuit Supe-
rior Court of Law and Chancery in Amelia county, and
State of Virginia, in which plaintiff and YOU and
each OIL you are defendants, and where attend
you please. Yours, &c. JOHN L. JETER.
MAY %. 6-2m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-06-07

VELLOW SPRlNGS.-These valuable medicinal
n springs situated in the county of Montgomery
Virginia, about five miles from CbrisIiansbutg through
which town the main Southwestern stage line from ash
iogton City and Richmond passes. Thus situated they
easy Of to ysters from all parts OF the country
They will be kept the ensuing season, by the undersigned
who will avoid expense trouble, TO give entire sats
faction to those who may favor him with call The
buildings and furniture will be found comlorabete fare
good as the country can supply and charges moderate
These Springs are in most delightisl climate
and deciously shaded by beautiful grove. Many will
remember them as having been kept by Captain G. Tsy
lor CREED TAYLOR.
May 8. 3-Ss
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n pGny-You will be pleased 10 take notice, that an
election OF Trustees for the said Company will be held
Thursday The goth of June, 1885, the tavern now in
the occupation Of w NJ Lewis in the town OF Farmyille
The Stockholders earnestly solicited attend not only
for the purpose Of eccng Trustees but also for the pur
pose Of consulting together various subjects in which
their interest and that Of the community may be involved
BY order Of the Trustees, 8. ID. MORTON,
Clerk Of the Upper Appomanox!c company.
May 81 7--wt20bJ'e
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-06-07

Enn SACKS LIVERPOOL sALT.-We have
WV received by the brig Havre, direct from
Liverpool, 1900 sacks Of Salt Of the best quality, FILED at
The WOrks, ten to The ten.
We offer the above for sale in lots 10 suit purchasers
dehYorabe at the wharf as il up from the vessel
+. & J. s. JAMES & CO, MARKET Square
April 26. lid
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-06-07
May 81,

VALUABLE SALE OF NEGROES.-Bsing desirous
to invest capital in some lucrative stock and having
determined Of late to devote myself exclusively to my
practice will positively sell the highest bidder for
cash. the 9Th day Of June, 1888, Nottoway Court
House, Gt being Court dayD 20 likely and valuable Me-
groes-consisting Of men, women, boys and girls.
JAMES H. GREGORY
Nottoway, LIST May, 1888. 2-Sl~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-06-07

NAMES RIVER LAND FOR SALE-SOO acres of
- land in the county OF Abemarle, about miles by
water above the iourishing little village of Scottsve-
About 200 Of the land river low grounds very
fine quality. The highland is also of excellent quality.
There is this land large dwelling house, nearly built
but unfinished. VIM. Scott, living the land, will shew
it to any person disposed to purchase. c. A. SCOTT.
Buckingham, llth January, 1882. J6-2awt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-06-07

n AND AND NEGROES FOR SALE.-By virtue of
IA Deed Trust executed by the late Smith Payne OF
Buckingham, and recorded in the Clerks office OF said
county, and pursuant to decree of the Circuit Superior
Court of Law and Chancery holden for the county afore
said, the undersigned trustees of them, will FRI
day the 9th day of July next sell the premises, the
highest bidder hundred and and
that portion he tract which said Smith Payne lived w.
ing west OF the New Canton and Gainesville road This
land OF which about sixty creek and branch bot
toms, under proper system of husbandry would be
very productive. The clearinghouse is large
the other buildings are ordinary. Mr.. b. M. Payne
the Executor living the premises will shew the land,
mpart promptly any information those DESTROYS to
purchase.
TERMs-A credit Of one, two, and three years, the
purchaser executing bonds with persona! security, for the
first payment, will be alowedhe trustees retaining title
ill the whole OF the purchase money be paid, taking
lien the land.
GEO. WOODSON PAYNE,
WALTER l.. F0NTAINE. ! 1'"s'eeS'
AZ the same time and place shall SELL for cash. the
highest bidder, the remaining Negroes of said deccdens
estate-seven in number-ot which three, a man, boy,
and girl, are unusually likely. GEO. M. PAYNE,
Er'Or. Of S. Payne, dec.
May 81. 7-wtd
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-06-07

Idvern Furniture and Negroes at AUCTION.
HNHE subscriber, having rented the Columbian Ho-
IL tel, will sell on Wednesday, the 10Th instant COM
mencng at o'clock A. NJ, all OF the BEDS bedding and
other furniture, belonging to the establshmenand
27h the day following at the hour and place, l6
luable negroes consisting OF dining servants ooks
and osers; ALSO or mich cows raised in town. Sale
by j. & s. Cosby s. Co., Auct.
June z. [9-td] S. d. CRENSHAw.
IL All persons having claims against him will present
them before the first OF July. s. ID. c.
IHOR LEASE OR SALE-on Monday, the 9th inst,
u on the premises the plantation called Fighting Creek
lying Powhatan Courthouse, and containing 2I42
1t will be leased Tor five years. upon the most be
raj terms will be sold Gfa lease be effected
with the usual privileges To enable the public to form
something like just estimate OF the value of this farm
(Which has been greatly underraed take leave to state
that 5000 bushels OF wheat "a hhds tobacco and 500
bbls. OF made the in the year 1929
and that ID hhds. of the very inferior crop OF last year.
have been sold for $I233 49, There are now seeded
upon the farm 290 bushels of wheat and las bushels OF
oasIS0 in corn, and 10 acres ia tobacco vet
the largest field remains in pasture.
At the same time and place. from to 400 bis of
and good wheat machine will also be sold
wish to purchase for my use, 100 slaves In fami-
lies, full proportion OF whom must be efficient hands
GEO TAYLOR,
Horn Quarter. near Hanover Court house
June q. 9-wtds
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"HARLES III. & JOHN +. WHITES Upholstery
HI L paa..o

ANHARLES III. s. JOHN +. WHITES Upholstery
~ and Cabinet Furniture Ware Rooms, Nos lot and
lO9 Walnut street. Philadelphia-A very extensive
sortment OF Cabinet Furniture and Upholstery, finished in
the best and most elegant manner is kept constantly
hand at the above Ware Rooms The Furniture is
featured by the most experienced workmen from choice
eras and after the latest and most approved designs Of
both Europe and America The propetors feel confident
ices and the facilities always at their command, that
they execute orders with at least equal satisfaction,
and with greater Speed than any other establishment in the
United States.
By visit their Rooms, they trust that such exhi
bition can be made will afford ample guarantee OF
this ability.
Any articles in the range Of their business, ordered at
distance, will be packed with the greatest care,
to preclude the possibility of injury occurring by their
transportation to the remotes section OF the country
May 81. 7-St
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HsrrisyiIle, May H.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-03-23
NHW S.EagES VOL. EMO. ag5s.

his temper and courage by little flogging with
the white ash. This was administered. But
instead of arousins hum to resentment. it served
only to increase his troubles As the aosging
grew more severe. the snake frequently struck
his head into the sand as far as he could thrust
it, seeming DESTROYS to bore his way into the earth
and rid himself of his unwelcOme visters.
Being now convinced that the experiment was
a satisfactory one, and fairly conducted on both
sides, we deemed it unnecessary to take his life
after he had contributed so much to crafty our
curiosity; and SO we took our leave Of the rattle
snake. with feelings as friendly at least as those
with which we commenced our acquaintance
with him, and left him to return at leisure 10 his
den.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-03-23
INVOLUNTARY DANCING.

On arriving at Tulli, was surprised to OBJ
serve, is looked down upon the village from
hill ABOVE IT. that all the people VINO had assem-
bied to gaze upon US. were Jumping and skip
ping with the greatest activity aud in the most gro
tesqus manner, striking their bodies on several
parts, and performing such strange antics, that
l conjectured It was national dance got up in
celebration of our arrival, not surprising it like
" that stray sect Of jumping dervishes could
have established themselves in 50 out Of-the.way
a spot.
As approached the village, however. I found
that not only my servants, but my brother and
myself, in spite of our fatgues. were uncon-
sriouslv jvininng the dance. and striking our.
selves in good earnest. thought of the electric
GELS in some river in Africa, and fancied SINH
lar phenomenon hung over TullI. The mystery
was too snOn cleared W.; we had entered the
precinct of the most venOmOus little insect had
ever met with; it is miniature wasp, scarcely
larger than sandhy, with green body, and
pair of forceps that inf1Ict its wounds unmerci-
fully We have lost all chance Of rest and it
is ludicrous IN the highest degree to observe the
effects of the bite up"n the people. They break
suddenly off, in whatever occupation they may
be engaged, and, after jumping and beating them
selves fora few moments, resume their work,
in which. however, they are soon interrupted for
more exercises. They are covered over with
black spots. in which am bidding fair TO rival
them-for these little insects never fail to leave
their marks.
We are situate on the slope of hill, surround.
ed on all sides with pine trees, and Imagine
that circumstance may be the cause of SO many
insects for the heat is not particu arly greats the
thermometer stands at "a -Sk,aner's EIcuF-
Sions in India.
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New Books.

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i wilson ON the Government Of the Churches
Records of Good Mans Life, by Rev. Chas Tay.
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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-03-23
Wine.

4 Pipe Old Madeira. Reardi's brand
| half pipes choice old Brown Sherry
lust ecsiyed and for sale low by ,.,,pv
'N> M u 8. II. JANNEf'
Who haze in Store,
London Particular Burgundy, and the JUICE t'v
Crane of ]. Howard, March & Co.'S brand IN hai
ns" ou,r,er and half quarter casks and boxes con.
tanning two dozen bottles each Also. SICILY hauel!a,
sweet Malaga. and Harseiles Madeira in quarter sa
casks; Champagne and Old Port. Jed ~
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-03-23
vlOvexseeA, Cosdage, &c.

N 4 Bushels fresh CIoverseed ,,
Nf sc coils patent Codage, assorted Sizes su'soe
for fishermen's use
S coils Leading Stuff
barrels Country Gin
Just received, and will be sold low ny
LINCOLN CHAMBERLAIN.
,.,e Lower end Prince street.