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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-01-25
District VI CoiuMbia,
Rlernlldria En1flliu.

Alexandria County, Set.
OcIoB Term, 1882
Philip Crande!l. Complainant,
AGAINST
Sarah Lecdsbure, late Sarah Gran
del; Jane Crande.l, Jehn y,
Denny, and incinds his wife,
late Lucinda Cra'dei'; Maria
Crande!l. Mary Crandell. Am
Crandeil, William Crandell, Tho
mas Crandell, Edward Crandeil, iyyrusyrppY
and Joseph Lemuel Crandell, '
1.-THE last six infant children Of
Thomas Crapdeil, deceased,
Lemuel Crande.l; William 1t
WELL aud Susan his wife, late
Susan Crlnicll; Thomas iiarri.
son, and Elizabeth Harrison his
wife, late Elizabeth Crandeli,
Defendants,
1ENuE defendants, Lemuel Crandel snd .'sria Gran
l. dell not having entered their appearance, and
given security, according to the statute and the rules
Of thi, Court; sad it appearing TO the satisfaction ote
Court that they not inhabitants OF a. District 0f
Co!umbia-on the motion of tie complainant, b, his
counsel, 1t is
ORuEnsp That the said absent defendant do app
here before the first day of the May term of
this Court and answer the bill of the complainant and
give secui,y for performing the DEGREES Of this Court
and that copy of This order be forthwith published in
tie AIexanlria phenx Gazette for two months success.
sivey, and that another copy be posted at the front
door Of the courthouse of said county.
Tese: Ell LEE, C. G..
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-01-25
DE RELIES AROMATIC PILLS,
mFoR FEM AI.Es!

5NHEY purify the blood. quicken its circulation. as
u sist the suspended operations OF nature, and are
general remedy for the prevailing complaints among
the female part of society. They Pills are particularly
efcscious in the Green Sickness P1tp'fat'on 9? tas
Heart Gidiines, Short Breath, Snking ofihe Spirits,
detection and Disinclndou to Exercise and Soc'efy
Married ladies will find the Pills equally except
in cases Of pregnancy osen they must not be tahen;
neither must they be taken by persons OF hectic or
consumptive habits. Price 81 50 a box
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-01-25
REMEDY FOR
EAeu,NNtiSm.

1NIE excrucialing pain-th decrepitude and de-
u sormi,y, and the premature old age, Which are
the usual attendants Of this disorder are suffered b,
m my fro despair ola cure, ar disappointment inhe
efficacy of the nerou' pretended in''d 'es use 10
eF.. :, ,hi, purpose Bat those who have made siiG
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-01-25
DIR. JEBB's CELEBR .TED LINIMENT.

in Of long standing, and o. the mosts
Character have reccved certain relief And many have
been cured in few days, some IN "a hours asa nun
bee Of persons in Baaton AID vicinity, VINO Cor
m .rly sn sted with the Rhen isn. have vcrv folly
testified. Csr6;l,es are ~ possession oftae Propri'
etor proving the most thorough and surprising cures
by m.,as Of taIs powerful Ln,n.at, IN cases wh-re
oth.r tpprovsi sDp,icst, IA, had utterly failed rae
I,n.n il ais a3,t IA f,r Bru,ses Sfranss
Nun,n "a S,iff,.s, ofthe joints, Chiloiains, &C.
Price, 50 cts. a bottle.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-01-25

.TLSO,
tit The celebrated CAMBRtAN TOOTH.
ACHE PILLS, which give immegtiate relief,
without the least injury the teeth On trial this Will
be found one of the best dies known for this COM
paint Price so cents box.
=. Nuue genuine unless signed on the outside
..rin,e wrapper, by the sole Proprietor. Y RiDDER,
immediate successor 10 the la Or w T. Conway For
sale at his Counting Room, No SO, Cru street,
near Concert Hail. Boston, and by his special appoint.
ment, by WIN. slAELhk,
Fairfar Street Aierandria
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-01-25

dec 5-2m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-11-22

TNNHE subscriber intending to change his residence
IL wishes TO sell his estate called Bot,omsbridge for
mery the residence Of the late Mr. William Savage lying
in the county OF Henrco, Chckahonny River twelve
miles from Richmond immediately the stage road lead
ing to Williamsburg, containing hundred
oil land one hall supposed to be low grounds and large
portion oil II rstrate meadow land, and about half OF that
IN woods oil the valuable kind of timber such ASH
maple, oak, elm, Sc. The high land is in high state Of
Improvement very fertile aud produces fine crops OF com.
wheat oats cotton. SC. The Improvements sufficient
for large and genteel family, with all necessary out
houses, and in pretty good repair.
The estate will be offered Tor sale, the premises TO
the highest bidder at public auction, Thursday the
fifth day OF December next IL fair il not, the next fair
day, credit OF and three years. upon the pur
chaser paying interest from the first OF Jsnuay and
executing bond, with good security. aud deed trust
on the premises, TO the payment Of the purchase
money.
AT the time and place will be sold all the house.
hold and kitchen furpiture plantation utensils stock
horses and mules, cattle, sheep aud hogs, crop of COM
fodder, hay, oats, peas, sc.
Terms IF Saie-For sums under twenty dollars cash
will be requed and for OF twenty dollars up
wards twelve months credit will be allowed, upon bond
and security being given.
Any person disposed to purchase, view the estate,
will call Major Edmund Christian, OF the city of Rich.
mond, or on the subscriber, residing the premises
WILL. ALBERT CHRISTIAN.
November 2. 5l-td
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-11-22

I N ANDS FOR SALE.-In conformity to a Deed oil
III Trust, made to the subscribers, by Josiah Legrand
and duly recorded in the Halifax and Charlotte Clerks
offices, purpose selling for cash. to the highest bid,
at auction la order to discharge the debts In The said Deed
mentioned, Tracts OF Land: ying in the county
Of Halifax, Difficult creek, containing 352 LIZ acres,
about seven miles north oil Halifax Court house, and
bounded by Rvbcrts's mill pond the lands IL Moody, Alb
bolt and others. The ncighbors represent the said
to be valuable for the production OF tobacco and oher
crops, and well improved. The sale of the above tract Of
land TO be made at Halifax Court house the % day
November next, being Court day The other Tract Of
Land lies in the county OF Charlotte, aiming 800 acres
as described by the Deed, and bounded by the lands
Thomas c. Spencer, John Haiche aud others, being the
said Legrans residence, believed 10 be short distance
from Charlotte Court house. The sale of the last
toned 81 Land be made Charlotte Court house
op The 2d day OF December next being Court day. The
titles TO the said Tracts OF Land believed TO be pcicct
bur as Trustees other title will be made but that
ed IN us by the said Decd. JAMES ADHESION,
WILLIAM PENICK.
November 5. s2-w,is
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-11-22

As the United States large portion Of the capt
8l Of the Bank and the deposes OF the government,
which have always been from five TO twelve millions Of
dosrs, to be kept subject to the use and disposal
OF the directors il was provided in the charter, that the
government should have The right TO appoint certain
portion OF the directors The intention was, that the gen
enen appointed should always possess knowledge Of
tie transactions and affairs of the Bank, aud should also
have their proportion Of influence and agency in the
action of is business The safety OF the property OF the
government required This provision BY the ns
lately submuedby the President appe this whole
some and provision wholly evaded
ed uUgatory, by certain arrangements made by the oe
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-11-22
from tho Washington Globe, Of Nov. rs
THE LAIE JOHN RAN DOBPH'S COURSE TO


We presume, that some Of our Editorial brethren with
whom we exchange, do not retain an exact recollection
Of the points put in issue, by the Richmond Enquirer
and the Globe in regard the conduct OF Mr. Randolph
towards President For this reason beg leave, TO
re.stste briefly tie questions they
The first matter OF controversy arose upon General
Hsmion's printed declaration, in which he announced
that he had received letter from Mr. Randolph "sb
ming" General Jackson We declared that the writing Of
such letter by Mr.. Randolph incompatible with his
professions Of friendship and respec for the PRESIDENT
We demanded the production OF II and asserted that II
Mr.. X. had written such letter. he had been guilty
"duphcify"-if not, that General Hamilton was guilty o
" igIposfWe"
Gov Hamilton stands pledged TO produce the letter. Th,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-11-22

u N CHAN CERY-VIRGIHIA.-A Iuies taken in the
n Clerks Office of the Circuit Superior Court Law
AMI Chancery OF Prince Edward county, the 4th day
OF November, 1888:
William Chamberl"yne, Appellant.
against
Henry Y. JeIk ns, William M. jenkins, William p.
Haiton and Ezabe his wife, Sam iel Morgan Ann
his wife, John NJ jenkins and Sarah his wife, Obadiah
ID. jenkins, Richard FL Jenkins William o. Morgan and
Frances his wife, Martha jenkins, Mary Jenkins Thomas
jenkins AMI Sarah Jenkins Appelees.
The defendants, William p Hstton and Elizabeth his
wife not having entered their appearance and given
riy according To an act of the General Assembly aud the
rules OF this curt, and appearing that they
hahtans of this State, the motion OF the appellee Hem
ry Y Jenkins, IL is ordered that the said defendants Will
liam p Haiton and Elizabeth his vile, appear here the
first day OF April term next and the original and
amended bill filed against them by the said appellee,
ry Y jenkins, aud that copy Of this order forthwith
inserted in some one OF the public newspapers printed in
the city OF Richmond, for two months and
also posted at the front door Of the Court House Of this
county. Copy-Teste ~
b. /. WORSHAM, Clerk.
November % 57-wSw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-11-22

FENRUSTEE SABE-Wil be sold at Haley Coles Ia
N vern, the Manchester Turnpike Road. ia Ches.
tcreld county Saturday, 23i inst (NcS 1899 sixty
land Is situated in Chesterfield y. tie South side
OF sail Turnpike Road opposite The former residence Of
sid Mason. At Ie time and place, three slaves,
namely, Green Daniel aud Nancy. This sale is made i'm
compliance with the provisions Of decd OF trust from Pc.
ter Mason to Matthew Winirce dated 9Th May, 1890 and
duly recorded IN the County Court of Chesterfield tic
l0h Nj ~, 1880 The terms will be cash, and al the title
vested 10 The subscriber, and that only will he conveyed.
FRED. CLARKE, Trustee.
November IL. 81 th
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-11-22
d. = n ARD-Rsnaway iron, John Randolph
I'd NV on The Glib day Of April, 1888 Negro Wo

$50 RE%Asp d,r az So 'G ssa JOB" MRs"Sp
man, his wife, named EVEIINA, with her two children
Louisa and Mary who hired TO him by the subsch
Der until Christmas nex reward OF 90 dollars will be
given Tor thc delivery Of the said negro to Robert
Boiling, to John Randolph in Petersburg, aud ten dol
lars for the delivery of each Of the said Children, The
cured any jill so at they are obtained by the subsc.
ber Eyelina Is about 25 years OF age, five feet high
Of brown complexion, with ull eyes, the children
mother, about years Old and Mary about years oldt
is suspected that they have taken passage in one Of the
steam boats and making their escape To some Of the
Northern ports Masters OF vessels aud all others are
forewsrned against receiving hsrborng the said wo.
wan or her children under the penalties Of the
law. ROBERT BOILING.
For Miss Mafisnna Boiling
Petersburg, October %. 4s-12t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-11-22
xxCM.Wo.9w 1YRGH9Yg EGED.9Y, ,0 V.A.WBER g. ts:sa

H AND AND NEGROES FOR SALE.--W hc ex
H-< posed TO public sale, on Monday the 10Th OF Decem
Der NEXT at the residence Of the late Leonard Henderson
near Wiamsboro Granville county, North Caolina, the
Tract OF Land, wherein he resided, containing atou
700 acres together with 30 40 between PSF
and 300 barrels of corn wheat oats, fodder and the stock
OF all kinds household and kitchen furniture plantation
utensils, SC &C. The above Tract of Land is Of fine qua
hiy in high state Of Improvement, extensive
ot- well waIered, and adapted 10 The cultivation of To-
bacco and GRAIN The Improvements consist Of Ian &c
coininodous DUeHng House, various offices, aud cveiy
necessary out houses and good tobacco
mile west OF Whansborough in OF the he alihy
and refined neighboi hoods in the State aoing eve
ry convenience for the education OF children The Ne
consist OF men, and children, young and like
ly, and among them first boot and shoemaker ard
carriage driver The valuable LaU Li5rory OF the dec d.
will be sold at the time.
J. L. HEN DERSoN, Jr, Ex'or.
October I. 40 III
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-11-22

THNEACHERS WANTED--A Lady qualified TO teach
m the usual branches Of English educsiion, will he
wanted, to take charge OF school in the town Of Port
Royal in Caroline County, Va, for the ensuing year IL
desirable tina, she shall be qualified to teach painting and
drawing.
young Gentleman. ALSO qualified TO teach the Latin
language, with the ordinary branches Of an English edu
cation, would fud employment in male school i'm the
pace.Persons wishing such situations, will please
address VIM Gray, Esq p. M, Port Royal who will
give them any information they may desire.
Nov. To- b5-1t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-11-22

The EN0UiRER published twice week, generally,
times session OF the
pes the hc,cooc Five Dollars payable ad
Notes OF hanrcd specie paying banks ton will be
o.ived Tho Editors will the safety Of remit
ting hcn by matt the postage Of all being paid 10y the writer's
paper will discontinued, but of the
Einors, until all have been paid
Whoever will the OF nine papers, shall
have the tenth gratis.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
rs each continuance
50 II
assumed bv person in this ciiS envifons.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-11-22
October 10.

TgVIE subcrber from this day, will carry HeH
q and Brass Founding, Lock aud Smithing Business, in
all its various branches in his New Shops door above
his old Stand. He is prepared To manufacture Bells,
Crates Hinges and all other kinds OF iron AMI brass
work generally used in house building all kinds OF Brands
tn steel iron copper, any other kind OF metal
My furnace will he thankful to receive any orders iiom
my friends, TO prove them its utility aud power Great at
teuton paid 10 any orders sent from town country.
Brass Castings executed either night day. suit NY
/ customers and friends. 5. ID. DENOON.
November 5. 52-St
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-11-22

FHNEACHER WANTED.-Any gentleman who can
II bring unqu-srionablc testimonials of good moral cha
racter, and OF ability teac, ,ueH the Greek and Latin
Languages, will do well apply for information early to
the Rev. MIR. Piumer OF Petersburg, Rev MIR. Arm
strong OF Richmond, Rev. MIR. Wilson OF FredeIicks-
burg, Virginia.
November %. 57-2t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-11-22
November 5.

VALUABLE Real Estate, extensive Rope U'aik
v Furniture, sc. at public auction.-The subscri-
Der will SELL at public auction, the premises Tues
day. the 10Th December, 1888 that valuable Property
which he resides Focahontas containing nearly five
acres; on which all the Improvements necessary
the comfort and gentecl accommodation of fsnily-bc.
sides large Lumber House. aud OF the best establish
ed Rope Walks in the Sate--which, with all the tools
materials, sc. will be sold the time. Also two
adjoining lots OF ground, containing about six acres
household AMI kitchen furniture, consisting of the usual
articles OF gcnecl housekeeping viz: beds bedding
sdeboari, hair sofas, rush bottom chairs, and table
china glass ware, dining and card tables, sc. SC.
The properly will be divided TO suit purchasers.
The sale OF the furniture will commence at eleven
o'clock precisely.
And the real estate precisely at o'clock.
Ierms.For the furniture, Sc, under 1925, cash; over
that amount approved notes at months. For the real
estate 6, IL and IL months credit Payment be is
faciorily secured. c. CORLING.
Nov. 8. T53-wtdsl j. ID. TowNEs Auct
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-11-22
I'D APPAHANNocK ACADEMY-Th, institution

. APPAHANNOCK ACADEMY This Institution
ga will open the ensuing year, a. heretofore on the
12h January next, under the charge OF John G.. Law
renee, principal, aud Oliver White assistant
teacher; the gentlemen who have during the pre-
year. given such general sasidclon aud with whom
the Institution has noursled such extent that the
Board OF Trustees have unhesdIingIy reelected them
for another year As fifty scholars entered
third teacher will be associated with them, according To
the established rules OF the Academy. The scholastic
year will comprise ten months, divided into two equal
sions. The Of instruction will embrace the Greek
Latin and French Languages, together with Natural Phi
IosOpy Geometry, tie branches OF English instruc
ton common IN such Institutions.
TERMS il5 for Board W asling, Tuition and Libra
~ fee and ~ bed aud bedding be furnished by
the Stewards Department which il submitted, as hereto.
lorc to Mr. Lawrence's government, additional charge
OF SO per annum will be made.
JOHN n BERNARD,
President Of the Board Of Trustees.
Nov. Is. T55- BY order Of the Board.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-11-22

HHAZELw OUD FOR sALE.--Ihis Farm, containing
n $50 acres OF Land lies between four and FIVE miles
from FredeIcksburg, adjoining the lands OF Messrs.
James Gray, Robert b. Sempe, and others. About
third OF the land is in wood consisting Of pine aud oak,
and has il convenient Dwelling Housa with all other
Necessary houses calculated 10 render the situation
iremely ebleihe Yard and Garden WY en-
closed DO handsomely laid off, and contain good deal of
beautiful shrubbery. minute description OF the place
deem useless, presum ng and wishing all who have de-
fire 10 purchase to call and view for themselves will
merely remark, that the region OF country in which
lies, is ned for its heabfu!ness. Any ish
ing for inIoI nation relative to the land &c. terms of
sale obtain il by ealing upon Mr. William Jackson r
Fredericksburg or upon the subscriber living upon the
premises. SEYMOUR H. SlORKE.
Nov g. 53-2m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-11-22

n AND FOR SALE.-I offer Tor sale my Plan ion
a A called Cloveriand lying in the county OF Prince
William 30 miles distant from Alexandra and ashingeh
IL contains 1900 acres has il large Dtccng House
Barn aud other Improvements, and excellent Mill Sie
which Saw Mill is erec'ed. The land has heen well
ued, and Tor several years past improved by the
clover aud plaster; the effects OF which are 10 where
more visible, more fully proven II is divided into
eds OF equal and enient sze and under the
enclosures. This Plantation is justly considered ong
the best in the upper country; situation is health and
beautiful.
As purchasers will view the premises before making
Offer further particulars deemed II de-
sired, immediate possession may be given. Letters adj
dressed TO (pos pad) be directed this place
CHARLES SHIRLEY CARTER.
N. b In my absence, Mr.. Edmund Newman, Agent,
will attend to gentlemen wishing TO view the premises.
Richmond City, Oct. 10Th, 1888. Ash c. S. c.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-11-22
November z
TO TOBACCO PLANTERS

LaD regulating the size of Hogshedds
ERE IL endcfed That no hogshead in which Tobacco is
u packed for inspection, shall excse fifty four inches
in the length OF the save, and thirty eight inches the
head within the crow, making allowance for pricing,
exceeding two inches above the gnage in the pricing
head, shall be passed rcc ived But the OF
tobacco packed in casks of greater than before
EXPRESSED shall lie obliged repack the in szeable
at his charge before the shall be recev
ed stamped by the inspectors; and if any Inspector
shall pass any tobacco packed in casks Of greater dimensions
than before expressed with the reasonable allowance Tor
pzug, before expressed, he shall for every such offence
he fined five dollars TO be recovered and applied other
fines herein imposed on Inspectors
The above ia transcript from The Acts Of Assembly,
Tor nspecon aud, in consequence OF having recev
Inspectors the following notice, shall be
PEELED TO require that tile law shall be complied with
MOSBY & SHEPPARD,
Inspectors ut Shock@ Warehouse.
w. & +. BURTON,
Inspectors at Sedbr0oks' Warehouse.
NJ. G. LAKELAND,
Inspector Public Warehouse.
To the Inspectors at Sedbrooks, Shockg and the Public
Warehouses, in The City Of Richmond
Finding that number OF the hogsioas brought TO the
above Warehouses in which Tobacco is packed for npec
ton above the lawful guage shall in future las Com
nssoner at those Warehouses emf the penalty i'm
posed you by the Act Of Assembly, Tor passing any
hogshesd OF tobacco above the lawful guage.
WILLIAM STREET, Commissioner.
November 49, 56-w5w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-11-22

I'D EMOVAL.-The subscriber has removed to one oil
n. a the new tenemens the Market House, on Il
lain street, and has received his TALL supply OF Boots,
Shoes and Leather, Of every kind in his business IRON
the cities Of Philadelphia, New York and Boston, and
all selected by HIMSELF which enables him TO the
public that his stock is surpassed by in the city for
neatness and durability He intends manufacturing in all
its various branches both Tor ladies' and gentlemen. He
has eight journey direct from Philadelphia, work
upon suchas sain silk prunella and KID and will make
ORDER at short notice, such be desired and will be
sold cheap be Afforded in the Northern cies.-
GenlcmeDs work heretofore of the best materials and
workmanship. All work made sold by the subscriber,
warranted Leather of all kinds sold in any quantity,
suit purchasers by the bale, side otherwise Leather
cut 10 any pattern size Findings for shoe makers of
every description. He is determined TO sell cheap
can be purchased i'll the city, goods of like quantity,
either wholesale retail
Country merchants respectfully invited to call and
examine his stock before they purchase He has made
arrangements with the Northern manufacturers and will
receive constantly, such stock he may ORDER and will
suit this market He returns thanks his and
generous public, for the liberal encouragement they
have bestowed upon him. and pledges himself, that il
strict attention will merit business, he will all times be
in his place. Orders thankfully received and strictly
tended to- PHILIP X. WHITE.
October 8. 41-u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-11-22

ENlMOLE0N-Thi distinguished Race Horse and
VI Stallion, will stand at Fairfield, the ensuing sea-
son RICHARD ADAMS.
November 3. 52-St